Sentences with phrase «when spacefaring»

Deadline reports that although previous commander - in - alien - asskicking Bill Pullman will return, the President of the United States will be Ward's President Lanford when our spacefaring foes return for round two.

One of the star attractions was a computer program called Muslims in Space, which calculates when spacefaring Muslims should pray and, using spherical trigonometry, discerns the direction of the Ka'aba, the holy shrine in Mecca that Muslims face during prayer.

Not exact matches

Axiom's mix of very talented folks and our pool of capabilities put us in a unique position to help countries identify what is needed to become spacefaring, and to train their astronauts for two years or even a bit more, then fly them to orbit for extended periods of time — maybe 60 days just starting out when our module is attached to ISS all the way up to 180 days when we separate and form our own station.

The reality is, when it comes to carrying out serious space science, humans simply can't compete with spacefaring hardware.

When cosmic rays — spacefaring protons or atomic nuclei — smash into the atmosphere at ultrahigh energies, they launch a cascade of many other types of particles, including muons.

Only in the last decade, when multiple spacefaring nations and corporate entities have announced plans to embark on manned exploratory missions to Mars and prolonged habitation on the Moon, has biomedical research been directed towards identifying possible CVD risks associated with the deep space radiation environment.

Each player controls one spacefaring species in a galaxy full of star systems, and the game ends when one of you wins by holding more than half the systems in the galaxy.