Sentences with phrase «into spaces»

A highchair sat on the back seat beneath the children's books and portable playpen, and a play rug and bags of bibs were pushed into the spaces leftover.

European coworking provider Mindspace has reported a number of AI businesses moving into its spaces.

In the last few months, European coworking provider Mindspace has reported a number of Artificial Intelligence (AI) businesses moving into its spaces.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into the space, examining whether tokens can be unregulated sales of securities, and in late August warned about pump - and - dump scams disguising themselves as ICOs.

«It's set during Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution, and kicks off when an alien race decides to invade Earth after the Chinese government covertly sends a signal into space,» Business Insider explains.

Business Insider determined that a 16 - ounce bottle of water can cost anywhere between $ 9,100 to $ 43,180 to blast into space today.

And in the future, journeys into space or the merging of humans with machines might change what we think of as ideal.

Payload specialist and space station engineer Ravi Margasahayam told Business Insider that each pound of cargo used to cost $ 10,000 to ship into space.

This Is What It Feels Like to Be Launched Into Space, According to NASA's Most Experienced Astronaut Ever

It's a plan Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos has touched on in discussing moving big industry into space.

In a March 15 session, startups Planet Labs and Descartes Labs will discuss the potentially big business of launching satellites into space to observe every corner of the world.

Here's how she describes being launched into space.

The Tesla is well into space now and is headed towards an orbit that will put it in close proximity to Mars.

So he would enter the garage around 11 p.m., after the guard had gone home, and pull into a space on the rooftop, where he would recline his seat and rest.

I came to the conclusion that if there wasn't some new entrant into the space arena with a strong ideological motivation, then it didn't seem like we were on a trajectory to ever be a space - faring civilization,» he said.

«We wanted to be the first student group in the world to launch a rocket into space,» Ellis says of the friends» time at the University of Southern California.

You can control the flow of traffic into the space by limiting the number of people who can enter the booth at the same time.

Gilliland notes private company Solara bested the government - funded Human Genome Project by hitting important milestones first, and Elon Musk's SpaceX found a way to send rockets into space for a fifth the cost of a NASA launch.

Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Richard Branson and Robert Bigelow continue to pour hefty amounts of money into their space ventures — and have begun to see results.

More than $ 2 billion in private investment has flowed into space industry companies this year, with 59 firms contributing capital.

Plus, it's probably only going to get better as Amazon continues to force itself into the space.

«We're flattered that Facebook is coming into our space — and sees the global opportunity that we do,» she said.

Many people have bought into this space because it's one of the only places to get decent yield, but she points out that a number of companies only offer corporate debt because of market demand.

Entrepreneurs have begun to step into this space by creating entities that allow individual CPAs and financial advisors to augment their services and recreate the family office experience at lower levels.

Finding ways to bring people into your space, rather than outbound advertising.

They're typically smaller than rockets that launch satellites and people into space, but structurally, the missiles aren't too different — which is why militaries pay close attention to countries that develop human - spaceflight programs.

If you intend to sell products, however, you may want a layout that allows attendees to step into the space so they can check out multiple samples.

He's hopeful that one day flying into space will be as commonplace for the average person as getting onto an airplane.

The r - process goes something like this: As neutron stars move toward each other, a tiny bit of their material gets shot into space at incredible speeds.

But as well as being such a technological tour de force, sending a Tesla out into space was also a marketing masterstroke.

«In the next few years, suborbital spacecraft will transport scientific payloads and passengers into space.

Richard Branson's commercial spaceflight venture moved into the Southern California city to build a craft that will rocket satellites, not people, into space.

As the company widens its market, it's increasingly possible that the larger digital imaging companies will move into the space and risk turning awesome little point - of - view cameras into a commodity.

«They could be anywhere in the world and they could magically teleport into your space, actually see the room that you are in, make suggestions on what products are best for you, talk to you about products, answer any questions you might have and help you make that perfect buying decision,» said Beauchamp.

Musk believes that if the Falcon Heavy can successfully get its very cool payload into space, it will no longer make sense to use other vehicles certified for heavy lift launches, like the Delta IV Heavy, Russia's Proton, or Europe's Ariane 5.

This ad tech company is looking to woo potential clients at Advertising Week New York by sending a marketer into space on Virgin Galactic.

«This is the rapid prototyping, like you see with software, taken into space,» he said.

Last week, Planet Labs announced that it would put about 100 satellites into space from the United States and Russia, bringing the total number of «Doves,» as the company calls them, to 131.

Simon Property Group, the mall's owner, last month announced the latest round of brands rotating into the space, and all but one came from overseas.

«We went to the moon 50 years ago, yet today we have more computing power with our iPhones than the computers that sent men into space,» he said.

«We were a company that had never built a supersonic aircraft, and here we had to go straight up into space at Mach 3» — three times the speed of sound.

SpaceX, the rocket company founded by tech mogul Elon Musk, is poised to make good on its promise to slash the cost of launching things into space.

There was a blockage in Delano's lymphastic system — like a «kink in a garden hose,» Lee said — and the lymphatic fluid was leaking into the space beneath his skin.

It's important that we stay with it until there's a robust, profitable industry flying thousands of people into space.»

So how do we fit into that space?

Matthew Desch, Iridium Communications CEO, speaks to CNBC's Morgan Brennan about SpaceX's recent launch of Iridium satellites into space, and the «ambitious schedule» to come.

He was the only moon walker to pilot a space shuttle, the first person to go into space six times and the only one to fly and command four types of spacecraft — Gemini, Apollo, lunar module and shuttle.

That Rutan — or anyone else — will succeed in getting passengers into space is still far from a sure thing.

We are in our fifth office space, and every time we move, I walk into each space and say, «It is so big.

Flabbergasted, Whitehorn told Rutan that Branson had long been looking to fund a venture that could produce a rocket capable of carrying a handful of people at a time into space.