interstellar space

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the space between stars

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Also, in Foundation's Edge, mankind was referred to as having possessed interstellar space travel for only 22,000 years, a far cry from the 50 millennia of earlier works. Source: Internet

And he proposed a theory that they were produced in interstellar space as by-products of the fusion of hydrogen atoms into the heavier elements, and that secondary electrons were produced in the atmosphere by Compton scattering of gamma rays. Source: Internet

In the second scenario, a comet originates someplace very far away, perhaps a different planetary system, and as it flies through interstellar space, by random chance it passes through the Solar System once before continuing on its way. Source: Internet

However, there are reasons to hypothesize that faster-than-light interstellar space travel might be feasible. Source: Internet

Hyperbolic comets may pass once through the inner Solar System before being flung out to interstellar space. Source: Internet

FOX News reporter Lenora Nevermore (noted for her raven-like response to liberal politics, asked about its jumping into the World Wide Web to become a pandemic and then heading into interstellar space as we continue to launch vehicular carriers off-world. Source: Internet

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