| The spectra that are observed indicate that small molecules, such as cyanide, methane, and cyanogen, can assemble in outer space. |
| The captain pushes the start button and suddenly the spaceship blasts off into outer space! |
| I get my entertainment the modern way, borne on invisible rays beamed out from distant towers, which are relaying signals from outer space. |
| We are being cudgeled into agreeing to wars of aggression, to make first use of nuclear weapons and to put weapons in outer space. |
| Then they pledge those three people to making nice-nice to three others, and so on around the world and into outer space. |
| Without gravity, we would be immediately flung into outer space at l, 000 miles per hour. |
