| The eccentric singer reportedly came up with the idea after dreaming he met little green men from outer space. |
| And small wonder it fired the imagination of the sci-fi immigrants, who imagined a new frontier in outer space. |
| The astrochemical laboratory is the hyper-rarefied, mostly weightless, extreme-temperature environment people colloquially call outer space. |
| Without gravity, we would be immediately flung into outer space at l, 000 miles per hour. |
| I get my entertainment the modern way, borne on invisible rays beamed out from distant towers, which are relaying signals from outer space. |
| And what they find is a long sequence of prime numbers that comes to earth from outer space as a radio signal. |
