How to pronounce “deep space” in English

Are you in "Deep Space Nine?"

We provide them our deep space network, and we helped, and we did the navigation because we want everyone to succeed.

We'll be in deep space.

extends infinitely across deep space, and leaves a record of its own history in matter.

back within this deep space kind of connection point serving as a relay back to Earth.

But the Deep Space Habitat spacecraft test facility that we used here was built at Johnson Space Center.

Maybe bobbleheads will materialize in deep space, et cetera.

So when we send somebody to deep space exploration, we need to understand these things because in the Space Station if there's any problem, any issues, obviously, we

to talk to spacecraft in deep space.

This is a nuclear propelled deep space propulsion craft that was designed by NASA and used as Kubrick as the basis for the spacecraft Discovery in 2001.

- Imagine you are an astronaut out drifting in deep space when you throw a rock as hard as you can.

is you're looking at this very either flat or deep space, depending on how you look at it.

Which we pointed the robotic arm out into deep space.

First to lunar orbit, deep space, in the 2020s.

What can we do in the 2020s in deep space cislunar?

And then we went into this thing called deep space hibernation.

getting incorporated into the general kind of operational planning for deep space missions for humans.

And you would have a couple of people sitting in this deep space station here, and they would be acting as your IV communication

You have them do things that are unique to deep space

So we had a pretty rich power system inside the Deep Space Hab and we were able to selectively fail components.

about 20,000 years ago a very large comet came in from deep space and went into

And it's really very important if we're going to start looking at deep space applications where it's important that spacecraft be a lot more

we also do is we send these lovely, deep space interplanetary spacecraft out there.

I mean, what we're trying to do here is really work in deep time and deep space, if you will, right?

My name is Chase Masterson, and I'm calling you-- I was on Deep Space Nine, and I'm

That's a lot of what we're going to need to do if we go to Mars or other deep space destinations,

The astronauts would tear themselves away from the Earth, sail into the deep waters of deep space, journey nearly a quarter of a million miles,

Light speed means that on Mars, that plus the Deep Space Network only gives you two windows a day to talk to your missions.

We need that data because we have to think about deep space habitats.

And even those first words, "One small step," was made possible because of the Deep Space Network that the women built.

I don't remember who it was for "Voyager" or "Deep Space Nine."

Once we got out to lunar distance, we were depending on deep space network which is the network that NASA maintains around the world

So they kindly lent us some space that we could use to create a mini-control center in order to operate the Deep Space Hab.

And then I got really into "Star Trek" when I was in grade school, high school, got really into "Star Trek Next Generation," "Deep Space Nine,"

automated and not as complicated to operate frankly, because there's only so many crew members that are going to be on a deep space spacecraft and a long communication

And we can hand it over to commercial entities, or we can simply-- let's transition to deep space because we've managed to address what

And so NASA provides some science and engineering support as well as the use of the Deep Space Network to

However, for the next-- probably until the 2030s, most of NASA's work in deep space