Sentences with phrase «just exploring a planet»

But if you want a game where the real fun is just exploring a planet.

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In Part 2, this book attempts, tentatively, to take stock of just where we humans are in the evolution of human culture on this planet, to explore the significance of entering a new era that is both global and post-Christian, and to look into the future.

In this new original production, we'll explore what makes a planet «Earth - like» and take an immersive, full - dome tour of several worlds that just might fit the conditions we're looking for.

In this slim but absorbing introduction to the epic search for life on extrasolar planets, Sasselov explores how astronomy, geology, and biology are conspiring to give us a radical new vision of a universe in which our living Earth is «just another planet.»

To Conley, that's as unnerving as any multi-eyed CGI alien Hollywood could dream up: We explore other planets not just to add pins to a map, but to understand what else nature is capable of.

Just a few weeks into the job, Lisa Pratt, formerly a geomicrobiologist at Indiana University in Bloomington, has signaled that she wants the office to be open to the notion that a degree of contamination might be necessary to explore several of the planet's most habitable spots.

Mariner 10, the first spacecraft sent to explore Mercury, gathered images and data over just 45 percent of the planet's surface during three fly - bys in 1974 and 1975.

X-ray free - electron lasers, first realized a decade ago, produce the brightest X-rays on the planet, and scientists tap into these unique X-rays to explore matter at the atomic scale and observe processes that occur in just quadrillionths of a second.

That worked reasonably well, but (luckily for us) there were too many cool planets to explore that just didn't fit that specific description.

It's just you and the huge planet that you explore, with the frequent enemies and boss fights.

Ackerman explores just what humans have done to this fair planet of ours and what it all means for our future.

036 — swim with the Boulders Beach Penguins 037 — more gemstones at the Scratch Patch in Simons Town 038 — boat cruise off Simon's Bay 039 — visit the Warrior Toy Museum 040 — explore Simons Town and learn about «Just Nuisance» 041 — build a kite 042 — fly your kite 043 — spend a day at Muizenberg Beach 044 — play Putt - Putt at Muizenberg 045 — slide down the Muizenberg water - slide 046 — learn to surf at Gary's Surf School 047 — play at Planet Kids

The latest and greatest to be taking the world by storm, No Man's Sky, might just be the most ambitious game ever to reach the broader gaming universe; offering around 18 trillion planets, each large enough to spend hours exploring, it's not hard to see why.

The original Mass Effect was just trying to do a lot of things that clearly they weren't able to get done that it sounds like this game is able to achieve much more than the original considering the planets are larger and there's more of a focus on exploration in regards to allowing the user to level up based on what they've explored in terms of research and development.

Explore depicts some of the realms that players will be landing in — including lifeforms, structures, plant life, planets, other space ships and intelligent beings — and, presumably, reveals just a minuscule part of its whole playable star systems.

Just to recap, Andromeda Blue is a multiplayer exploration game situated on a mysterious planet where you the player possess the ability to fly around on your ship and explore this new world.

Its an awe inspiring, beautiful, vast place; with billions of star systems, planets, moons and asteroid fields just waiting to be explored, and exploited.

There are not just planets to explore.

This is just the beginning of this franchise and we'll get a fuller sense of the story and be able to begin exploring planets throughout the galaxy in time.

I just wish the game was bigger, we've almost completely explored earth, only 3 other planets... I say that isn't big enough.

You're one of the Federation Force, a small bobble - headed soldier that clambers into a hulking armour suit at the outset of each mission as you explore three different planets in events that take place just after the climax of Metroid Prime 3: Corruption.

Roughly 40 square kilometers of space was mapped directly from the planet, and you can explore this just like you would any open world game.

There is no reason to explore planets and collect resources, when you can forfeit research and development entirely and just buy things for credits.

As meandering as Chronicles X can be, and as confusing and opaque as its dozens of interconnected systems are, it is never a disappointing time just exploring the incredibly varied and artistically beautiful planet of Mira, a real accomplishment for a genre that has no shortage of well - conceived worlds.

Of course, Voeld, Kadara, and Eos are just a small handful of the celestial orbs able to be visited in Mass Effect: Andromeda, as BioWare has previously confirmed the game's inclusion of over 100 planets for players to explore.

Not only did I enjoy the characters, but as it seems, the game will let you explore various planets just like in Mass Effect.

At launch, 7 unique regions of Planet Hoxxes will be ready to explore, mine and get lost in, but really this is just the beginning and Hoxxes has only just begun giving up her secrets.

Oh, and you might want to take the time to just gawk at the gorgeous surroundings you'll be exploring, there's so much graphical detail packed into this game you might often think this is just a tour of the planet.

But it sure is mine, and if the idea of casually exploring 18 quintillion procedurally generated planets in a massive universe sounds appealing to you, No Man's Sky might just hook you for dozens of hours, too.

Unfortunately, PC users will have to wait just a little bit longer to begin exploring No Man's Skys vast galaxy, which contains over 18 quintillion planets.

This galaxy is, for reference, astonishingly vast, estimated to contain over 18 quintillion planets (that's 18,000,000,000,000,000,000), which is not just vastly more than any player could explore, but more than the entire human population of seven or so billion could even make a single landing on, if we all worked together.

Even just seeing the early mechanics at work and having such a huge area — a massive map spread across multiple planets — to explore is a blast, and the story is still a ton of fun.

In NPR's piece When Patents Attack, the Planet Money team explores the world of Patent Trolls — companies that buy up large collections of patents just so that they can sue other companies who produce technology that might be covered under these patents.

Could somebody please explore how it is this country wants to borrow 700 billion dollars to bail out Wall Street; the slimy, greedy, scumbag CEO's affiliated with Fanny Mae, Freddie Mac, AIG and Countrywide, to name just a few, but somehow we can't come up with the funds for the Hurricane Ike victims in Galveston, Texas, or the world's poorest CHILDREN, who happen to represent the future of this planet?