Examples of using Interstellar space in English and their translations into Polish
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With its own separate evolutionary history that they can patrol interstellar space? and one so far advanced beyond us What could we possibly have in common with an alien civilization?
We listen to the two Voyager spacecraft every day, looking for some signal we're getting close'to interstellar space.
A spatial measurement framework can also capture proximity with respect to, say, interstellar space or within a biological entity such as a liver.
where the sun's influence runs out, and interstellar space begins.
Radiation pressure from the star will push the dust particles away into interstellar space over a relatively short timescale.
If comets pervaded interstellar space, they would be moving with velocities of the same order as the relative velocities of stars near the Sun a few tens of km per second.
Entered interstellar space… 12 seconds ago. And, besides, a Judoonese Talwak Freighter like this,- An accident. moving at 80 million clicks an hour.
million clicks an hour,- An accident. And, besides, a Judoonese Talwak Freighter like this, entered interstellar space… 12 seconds ago.
Moving at 80 million clicks an hour, And, besides, a Judoonese Talwak Freighter like this, entered interstellar space… 12 seconds ago.
Entered interstellar space… 12 seconds ago. moving at 80 million clicks an hour,- An accident. And, besides, a Judoonese Talwak Freighter like this.
Entered interstellar space… 12 seconds ago. And, besides, a Judoonese Talwak Freighter like this, moving at 80 million clicks an hour.
moving at 80 million clicks an hour, entered interstellar space… 12 seconds ago.
into the dark exile of interstellar space.
In 2013 it was thought Voyager 1 crossed the heliopause and entered interstellar space on August 25, 2012 at distance of 121 AU from the Sun.
The light by which we see this star has spent 75 years traversing interstellar space on its journey to the Earth.
Gravity presence and action is what prevents the appearance of the theoretical absolute zero, for interstellar space does not have the temperature of absolute zero.
Voyager 1 became the first human-built spacecraft to enter interstellar space.
In my opinion, that won't be the case because any civilization that's mastered to travel interstellar space would be benevolent to a lesser advanced society technologically speaking.
Light at these wavelengths comes from vast cold clouds in interstellar space, at temperatures only a few tens of degrees above absolute zero,
In this maelstrom of hundreds of billions of suns are either going to be flung out into interstellar space, swirling around each other