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...K has a very low [[vapor pressure]], important in the absolute vacuum of [[Outer space|space]]. Some of the coolant has leaked and these NaK droplets constitute a

==Outer space== [[Outer space]] has very low density and pressure, and is a close physical approximation

...ин; 9th March 1934 - 27th March 1968) was the first [[human]] to go into [[outer space|space]]. A former [[jet fighter|fighter]] pilot in the [[air force]] of the

...и́на Терешко́ва; born 6th March 1937) was the first [[woman]] to go into [[outer space|space]], the tenth [[human]], and the sixth [[cosmonaut]].<ref>''Energia'':

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...government]] (1960), and [[Valentina Tereshkova]] was the first woman in [[outer space|space]] (1963).

...s of the provisions against any form of sovereignty or private property in outer space that would make space colonization impossible and the provisions against an

The magnetic field captures [[charged particles]] from [[outer space]], and diverts them to the Earth's magnetic poles.

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...neering that deals with vehicles that travel in whole or in part through [[outer space]]. It is compared and contrasted with ''aeronautics'', the field that cove

* (1953) ''[[It Came from Outer Space (book)|It Came from Outer Space]]'' (original story) * (2003) ''[[It Came from Outer Space (book)|It Came from Outer Space]]''

...r forms of life, is the '[[asteroid]] theory' - i.e. a large object from [[outer space]] crashed onto the dinosaurian [[Earth]], causing a catastrophic extinction

...studied astronomy and predicted that comets would return regularly from [[outer space]].

...cal Signals and Their Thermonuclear Astrochemical Potentials — A Review on Outer Space Technologies*. ''International Journal of Innovative Science and Research T

...d [[science fiction]] pioneer. Verne's novels speculated on travel through outer space and underwater before technology had made these possible. His work has been

* Propulsion - the energy to move a vehicle through the air (or in [[outer space]]) is provided by [[internal combustion engine]]s, [[jet engine]]s and [[tu ...ny]] reached 189 kilometres altitude, the first artificial object to reach outer space.

...have a virtually unlimited service life that could be used on Earth and in outer space.

...eability μ₀ do not allow for quantum fluctuations. Nonetheless, outer space and good terrestrial vacuums are modeled adequately by classical vacuum for

...]]s, [[science fiction]] film clips (Including a scene from ''It Came From Outer Space!''), and scientific documentaries with abstract animation and original film