Definition of outer space in English:

outer space

noun

mass noun

The physical universe beyond the earth's atmosphere.
Example sentencesExamples
- And what they find is a long sequence of prime numbers that comes to earth from outer space as a radio signal.
- It also served as an experiment on the behaviour of gas in outer space.
- It might as well have come from outer space, then; it might as well be magic.
- We also realize that our planet itself is nothing more than an island in outer space.
- This prohibited nuclear testing in the atmosphere, in outer space, and underwater.
- Her school projects and papers were all about the stars, planets, and outer space.
- Viewed from outer space, planet Earth provides a pleasing blue and white view.
- Human rights violations occur within a state, rather than on the high seas or in outer space outside the jurisdiction of any one state.
- Some are lost to outer space while others enter recurring orbits around the Sun.
- He's come up with a new way to detect the presence of planets in outer space.
- I love to look at outer space with my telescope and look at specimens with my microscope.
- Later they showed that no material is needed for negative refraction in outer space.
- Huge parts of the ceiling came hurtling at them like meteors from outer space.
- When they traveled to outer space and took pictures of the earth, they saw that it is a dark, hanging sphere.
- The atmosphere is clearly not outer space, despite the difficulty of defining the boundaries of that area.
- The ultimate mapping tool enables computer users to zoom in on any location on the planet from outer space.
- The lifting power of the water is all that is needed; it's like floating in outer space without gravity.
- It's a story about revelation and pain in inner space, rather than adventure in outer space.
- We've got all kinds of sensors and they start with people on the ground, and they go all the way up to outer space.
- Others are convinced that the Earth is being watched and has already been visited by creatures from outer space.
Synonyms
universe, cosmos, world, wide world, globe, creation, solar system, galaxy

Definition of outer space in US English:

outer space

nounˌoudər ˈspāsˌaʊdər ˈspeɪs

The physical universe beyond the earth's atmosphere.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a story about revelation and pain in inner space, rather than adventure in outer space.
- I love to look at outer space with my telescope and look at specimens with my microscope.
- Later they showed that no material is needed for negative refraction in outer space.
- We also realize that our planet itself is nothing more than an island in outer space.
- He's come up with a new way to detect the presence of planets in outer space.
- The lifting power of the water is all that is needed; it's like floating in outer space without gravity.
- It might as well have come from outer space, then; it might as well be magic.
- And what they find is a long sequence of prime numbers that comes to earth from outer space as a radio signal.
- Huge parts of the ceiling came hurtling at them like meteors from outer space.
- We've got all kinds of sensors and they start with people on the ground, and they go all the way up to outer space.
- It also served as an experiment on the behaviour of gas in outer space.
- Some are lost to outer space while others enter recurring orbits around the Sun.
- The atmosphere is clearly not outer space, despite the difficulty of defining the boundaries of that area.
- Her school projects and papers were all about the stars, planets, and outer space.
- Others are convinced that the Earth is being watched and has already been visited by creatures from outer space.
- Viewed from outer space, planet Earth provides a pleasing blue and white view.
- This prohibited nuclear testing in the atmosphere, in outer space, and underwater.
- When they traveled to outer space and took pictures of the earth, they saw that it is a dark, hanging sphere.
- Human rights violations occur within a state, rather than on the high seas or in outer space outside the jurisdiction of any one state.
- The ultimate mapping tool enables computer users to zoom in on any location on the planet from outer space.
Synonyms
universe, cosmos, world, wide world, globe, creation, solar system, galaxy

单词	outer space
释义	Definition of outer space in English: outer space noun mass noun The physical universe beyond the earth's atmosphere. Example sentencesExamples And what they find is a long sequence of prime numbers that comes to earth from outer space as a radio signal. It also served as an experiment on the behaviour of gas in outer space. It might as well have come from outer space, then; it might as well be magic. We also realize that our planet itself is nothing more than an island in outer space. This prohibited nuclear testing in the atmosphere, in outer space, and underwater. Her school projects and papers were all about the stars, planets, and outer space. Viewed from outer space, planet Earth provides a pleasing blue and white view. Human rights violations occur within a state, rather than on the high seas or in outer space outside the jurisdiction of any one state. Some are lost to outer space while others enter recurring orbits around the Sun. He's come up with a new way to detect the presence of planets in outer space. I love to look at outer space with my telescope and look at specimens with my microscope. Later they showed that no material is needed for negative refraction in outer space. Huge parts of the ceiling came hurtling at them like meteors from outer space. When they traveled to outer space and took pictures of the earth, they saw that it is a dark, hanging sphere. The atmosphere is clearly not outer space, despite the difficulty of defining the boundaries of that area. The ultimate mapping tool enables computer users to zoom in on any location on the planet from outer space. The lifting power of the water is all that is needed; it's like floating in outer space without gravity. It's a story about revelation and pain in inner space, rather than adventure in outer space. We've got all kinds of sensors and they start with people on the ground, and they go all the way up to outer space. Others are convinced that the Earth is being watched and has already been visited by creatures from outer space. Synonyms universe, cosmos, world, wide world, globe, creation, solar system, galaxy Definition of outer space in US English: outer space nounˌoudər ˈspāsˌaʊdər ˈspeɪs The physical universe beyond the earth's atmosphere. Example sentencesExamples It's a story about revelation and pain in inner space, rather than adventure in outer space. I love to look at outer space with my telescope and look at specimens with my microscope. Later they showed that no material is needed for negative refraction in outer space. We also realize that our planet itself is nothing more than an island in outer space. He's come up with a new way to detect the presence of planets in outer space. The lifting power of the water is all that is needed; it's like floating in outer space without gravity. It might as well have come from outer space, then; it might as well be magic. And what they find is a long sequence of prime numbers that comes to earth from outer space as a radio signal. Huge parts of the ceiling came hurtling at them like meteors from outer space. We've got all kinds of sensors and they start with people on the ground, and they go all the way up to outer space. It also served as an experiment on the behaviour of gas in outer space. Some are lost to outer space while others enter recurring orbits around the Sun. The atmosphere is clearly not outer space, despite the difficulty of defining the boundaries of that area. Her school projects and papers were all about the stars, planets, and outer space. Others are convinced that the Earth is being watched and has already been visited by creatures from outer space. Viewed from outer space, planet Earth provides a pleasing blue and white view. This prohibited nuclear testing in the atmosphere, in outer space, and underwater. When they traveled to outer space and took pictures of the earth, they saw that it is a dark, hanging sphere. Human rights violations occur within a state, rather than on the high seas or in outer space outside the jurisdiction of any one state. The ultimate mapping tool enables computer users to zoom in on any location on the planet from outer space. Synonyms universe, cosmos, world, wide world, globe, creation, solar system, galaxy
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