interstellar
50
7.2
- adjective
- /ˌɪntərˈstɛlər/
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interestelar
- Astronomers are studying the properties of interstellar dust that exists between the stars.
- interstellar medium
- interstellar cloud
- interstellar dust
You've not seen what a true interstellar war is like, she says, have you?
- You've not seen what a true interstellar war is like, she says, have you?
- So your sense is that interstellar travel will require fusion power.
- Do you remember the, our little interstellar visitor?
- Imagine that our civilisation expands to the stars and becomes an interstellar civilisation.
- So he studied the very first known interstellar object to impact the planet.
- Yeah, that was super compelling, IECE of your book when you talk about interstellar travel.
- I don't see anything in in the laws of nature in principle that would stop us from becoming an interstellar species.
- Well, in my previous book, The Future of Humanity, I list the various options for interstellar travel.
- And you know, it's also possible that like complex life on Earth was seeded by an interstellar gardener.
- Our solar system gets an interstellar visitor, And maybe, just maybe, that visitor might stick around.
- He also suggested some topics to consider, for example string theory and RV Loop's claim that the interstellar object Omuamua was alien technology.
- Omega matter was what you measure when you look out and look at the light coming in the stars, interstellar matter, and so forth.
- And that's it's bouncing off dust that's in interstellar, that's in space on its way here.
Examples
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So what you're going to see is the interstellar travel to nearby stars.
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Imagine that our civilisation expands to the stars and becomes an interstellar civilisation.
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The Earth is not like the sun, and it's certainly not like interstellar space.
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It's based on an interstellar cycle.
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So he studied the very first known interstellar object to impact the planet.
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So your sense is that interstellar travel will require fusion power.
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And it's blowing this interstellar medium wind over this star.
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But humans have created art, mathematics... and interstellar travel.
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Generally, they do not engage in interstellar travel until they develop gravity control.
Fiction book (1998) -
Our solar system gets an interstellar visitor, And maybe, just maybe, that visitor might stick around.
Compounds
- Specialized
4
6.0
The space between stars that contains gas, dust, and small particles
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1
7.7
The gas and dust that fill the space between stars in a galaxy
How Extraterrestrial
- Specialized
38
7.7
- Specialized
50
7.2
18
6.8
52
8.0
- Specialized
38
5.1
17
5.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Interstellar breaks into inter- and stellar, where inter- means 'between', as in the word international, and stellar means 'star'. So interstellar literally means 'between the stars', which is why we use it for things that exist or happen in the space between the stars.