Space - Continued
Astronomy
universe
planetarium
Celestial Bodies
constellation
nebula
black hole
supernova
pulsar
quasar
eclipse
energy
gravity
planetarium
to discover
to observe
to explode
to twinkle
to expand
to contract
to rotate
to revolve
Look at the stars!
I can see Saturn through the telescope.
There's a meteor shower tonight.
The universe is expanding at a faster rate than ever before.
The star is about to explode.
The moon is full.
Look how the stars twinkle.
It's a new moon tonight.
Scientists discovered a new planet.
We're studying distant galaxies.
The solar eclipse allowed us to study the sun's corona.
The constellation is visible from the southern hemisphere.
The Earth rotates on its axis once every 24 hours, which gives us day and night.
The Earth revolves around the Sun once every 365 days.
Space Exploration
astronaut
cosmonaut
space mission
space program
space agency
NASA
spacewalk
weightlessness
landing
launch
countdown
orbit
trajectory
docking
re-entry
splashdown
first contact
to launch
to orbit
to land
to dock
to explore
to navigate
to rotate
to revolve
to blast off
to float
to collide
to emit
to transmit
We're launching a rocket to Mars.
The astronauts are doing a spacewalk.
Houston, we have a problem.
The mission was a success.
We've lost contact with the spacecraft.
The space station is in orbit.
They're orbiting Earth.
The countdown has begun.
We're experiencing zero gravity.
The space shuttle has landed.
They're docking with the space station.
The fuel tanks are empty.
The probe is sending back images.
We're searching for extraterrestrial life.
Space Technology
capsule
probe
heat shield
thruster
life support
space suit
The thrusters are offline, and we're loosing orbit. Call mission control.
The shields are down and life support has failed. Prepare to abandon ship!
Cosmology
cosmos
infinity
infinite
void
vacuum
relativity
quantum physics
time dilation
space-time
dimension
matter
anti-matter
Cosmological Phenomena
light year
redshift
spectrum
wavelength
radio waves
solar wind
magnetic field
aurora
equinox
solstice
Big Bang
dark matter
dark energy
wormhole
radiation
cosmic dust
solar flare
gamma ray
cosmic ray