Sentences with phrase «of space station»

Startup Orion Span has developed proprietary technology to drive a full order of magnitude of cost out of the design and manufacture of a space station.

It was in March 2016 when the Chinese space agency lost control of the space station, whose orbit had been decaying ever since.

What should you do if pieces of the space station crash - land in your neighborhood?

Up to 10 percent of the space station could survive re-entry, but without details on its construction, Western analysts can't say how much of the spacecraft will remain intact.

Not only are all pieces of the space station property of the Chinese government, but they may also be hazardous and highly toxic.

The initial idea of a space station sent to study an alien race haunted him, and he pitched it to his friend and mentor Dave Fracchia — former studio head of Radical Entertainment.

Venturing out of these cities might have to be similar to the way astronauts venture out of the Space Station.

The reason is doesn't burn up is because the atmosphere is so tenuous at that height that it can't transfer enough heat to the solid shell of the space station to have any effect on it.

Nov. 26, 12:29 a.m. Update Here's a fresh NASA remix of Space Station time - lapse imagery, in this case with Peter Gabriel's «Down to Earth,» from «Wall - E»:

Here's the answer I got from Dan Barstow, the education manager for the International Space Station National Lab, who also curates an online collection of space station photography *: Read more...

Here's the answer I got from Dan Barstow, the education manager for the International Space Station National Lab, who also curates an online collection of space station photography *:

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As noted above, this season's theme is space, so there is a trio of skins that put your character in space suits included in the Battle Pass, as well as a pick that looks like the arm of a space station and a skin that looks like a cross between The Rocketeer and Star Lord.

Also of note are the zero - gravity sections that take place outside of the space station.

The ruins of a space station called the Cortex Vortex owned by Doctor Neo Cortex, crash - lands on Earth and unleashes an evil entity known as Uka Uka, Aku Aku's evil younger twin brother, who joins with Cortex and the time - obsessed Doctor Nefarious Tropy and they plan to gather powerful Crystals that lay scattered across time and use their energy to enslave the Earth.

The game's story unfolds through flashbacks, where now - deceased members of the space station are introduced.

Protect the Power Defense Squad as they salvage the fallen pieces of their space station.

All the right elements are here; the game is a top - down, twin - stick shooter set on a space station which perfectly describes the action of the original game, except this time you're basically just navigating through an area and shooting aliens in order to reach an exit, unlike the original which saw you saving the crew of the space station.

No surprise really with the team behind Gone Home at the helm of this space station narrative driven title.

The game first starts you off in the main recreation room of the space station, from there you can go to the mission breifing room.

Prey feels great for a different reason and that is the smaller confined rooms of the space station.

The player has to survive, fight, and get out of the space station Talos 1.

Getting out of the space station before it blows or trapping Bossy in an Airlock and releasing him into space also have the potential to offer a similar high.

In this mission you of course control Luke Skywalker, flying over the jagged surface of the space station while blasting defense turrets and taking down TIE fighters.

You follow the story of a space station worker called Myrah Kale as she goes on a quest to find out about her past.

It was quite fun to identify what was photographed to make certain textures of the space station as every now and then you could see the texture of a tin can or some crumpled newspaper.

You can move your ship in any direction, which will be needed to explore the winding and complex innards of the space station.

Wage war in space - Fight your way through the enormous, open environments of the space station.

You play as Morgan Yu, and you have survive and find a way out of the space station Talos 1.

The aesthetic contrast between the dilapidated planet Earth and the hi - tech, commercial binge of the space station framed by the cold bleakness of space is a thing of beauty.

Using thrusters, players could actually navigate outside of the space station, find new paths or ways to enter, and even interact with objects.

This is a game I've been working on for the past few months, it's a game where you take command of a space station and its minions.

When the sense of dread was too much, I'd retire to a hiding place — usually a conveniently placed storage locker — and the sounds of the space station would wash over me, its creaks and groans bringing to mind the settling of an old house.

Moving between devastated chunks of the space station is when you really get the sense scale the game creates; looking down on Earth really does make you feel like a tiny human lost in space.

The game starts off in space with players sweeping the outside of a space station.

In October, NASA extended the two - year service period for the module — which is used for storage — to remain part of the space station until at least 2021.

With the Space Station from Jackson Galaxy, you are able to watch as your cats stalk the yellow rolling ball through multiple openings, from inside or outside the bridge of the space station.

Insurance protects you from a number of perils, and yes, noxious, potentially lethal bits of a space station is one of them.

For example, students might (individually or as cooperative teams) create timelines showing the history of the space station, important inventions in history, major earthquakes, or the evolution of animal life on Earth.

The film reportedly follows the crew of a space station that, when an experiment with a particle accelerator goes wrong, suddenly finds the Earth has vanished, yet finds a space station nearby.

When they finally get the particle accelerator to work, it overloads and they accidentally punch a hole in the space - time continuum that lands them in an alternate reality, the existence of which they first realize when the Earth itself seems to have suddenly vanished and they discover a woman named Jensen (Elizabeth Debicki) inexplicably trapped inside the wall of the space station, her body punctured with the tubes and cables within.

He acquits himself well, generating some good tension and suspense and keeping the film visually lively despite the limited confines of the space station (there are also some odd bits of comedy, including a character's arm that becomes separated from his body and takes on a life of its own).

In this set, the always sarcastic denizens of a space station watch and make wisecracks about «Lost Continent,» «Crash of the Moons,» «The Beast of Yucca Flats» and «Jack Frost».

The first 20 pages or so of the screenplay by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick («Deadpool») provide a torrent of techno - jargon that establishes the close quarters of the space station and the scientific work therein.

The Cloverfield Paradox is an unholy mess... The characters here never feel like they could exist in a world outside of this space station, all of them barking in tech - speak at each other, rarely acting in what could be classified as recognizably human behavior... As the film bumbles from one confusingly mounted scene to the next, disappointment turns to boredom... The Cloverfield franchise is rumored to grow even more later this year with a second world war - set thriller potentially unspooling in October.

The most interesting thing about the movie, I think, is its production design, which seems to have begun where the interiors of the space station in «2001: A Space Odyssey» left off.

Then a figure comes on a TV screen and talks about «the Cloverfield paradox,» which appears to have nothing to do with either Cloverfield or paradoxes but does involve the danger of the space station's technology opening up dimensional rifts and releasing «monsters, demons, beasts from the sea.»

In Rampage, the gene editing is being developed by an evil capitalist and her dim brother in an experiment that is being conducted in the safety of a space station, until it goes haywire, produces a giant rat and crashes to Earth where it infects a gorilla in a San Diego wildlife park.

If a walking simulator is what you're looking for, Tacoma is able to provide a few strong emotional moments searching for signs of the crew of the space station Tacoma, during their last days aboard.

A man breaks apart a model of a space station by beating it with a club.