How to pronounce “spheres” in English

SPHERES is full of the avionics.

SPHERES was initially designed to be more of a satellite, but with a smartphone with all the capabilities that it has-- a camera, processing--

SPHERES navigated a space station using a combination of ultrasound and infrared and a very fixed two meter by two meter volume

spheres of influence at home, at work, uh in uh our neighborhoods.

spheres and one is the library you know libraries are now being redesigned and rebuilt in a lot of places New City

spheres that somehow moved and you know, people all the way up into the Renaissance were trying to figure out how those crystal spheres could have worked and how they were supported.

spheres they're there they're there array over the female the the many other

The SPHERES facility is one of the most used and popular ISS national labs with over 80 on board test sessions and 400 plus hours of on orbit activities to date.

Unlike SPHERES, it moves around using a blower.

So SPHERES used compressed CO2.

The SPHERES is an amazing platform.

golden spheres like a three-dimensional optical illusion arrayed on the on the

beautiful spheres could evolve from intermediate States through the process

They create Dyson spheres.

From the little spheres to this is double in size.

We call these "working spheres," spheres of work.

somehow existing in separate spheres.

is a series of spheres.

It's these spheres of an aggregated protein.

Free-flyers for SPHERES got started, like I said, in the late '90s, originally with this first project called the PSA, an adjustable autonomy

from the SPHERES. You have two spheres rigidly attached to this pill on two sides.

that got attached onto SPHERES, which did even better sensing and 3-D imaging of its environment.

Something we learned from SPHERES was it's important to be modular, extensible, and new things can get added on to it.

Computing-- unlike SPHERES, it's going to have three cell phone class processors, ARM architecture processors capable of doing a lot of computing.

It's called SPHERES, which is an acronym.

creating some wooden spheres, can very well fit without a person's capabilities.

Between those little spheres there, space and time did not exist because a universe creates its own space and time.

Now the spheres were wrong, in a lot of ways-- not least of which, the Earth is not at the center of the

So the way the SPHERES work, basically, is there's a CO2 tank that plugs into the bottom of it.

about your spheres of influence and how you in influence people in all those different places.

or expanding spheres of influence.

in so many spheres, you know, I'm just we're just making two movies at the moment.

Let's assume our animals are perfect spheres.

and understand bias in certain spheres.

and then playing that out in different spheres.

is that there are two spheres of activity.

be useful in many different spheres.

And when you have two spheres, the point of contact is just one instead of the pieces, all the pieces connecting like this.

So this radius-- the area of the spheres are being squashed down to zero, and the radius diverges.

And as opposed to PSA or SPHERES or now Astrobee, AERCam was designed to operate outside on its own

And here's a picture of SPHERES on the ground.

As the origin story for SPHERES goes, there was that MIT professor that challenged his senior design team by showing them that very clip out of "Star Wars"

There was another investigation tethering two spheres together and looking at the tether dynamics.

the tether investigation together with SPHERES.

an Android-powered smartphone onto SPHERES to look at more robotic type applications of SPHERES.

We have a lot of experience from SPHERES in supporting people using this facility on Space Station.

in the economic and political spheres mattered less.

And so all these little spheres are little air pockets inside this larger bubble that we had built.

The good news is the SPHERES actually have really, really, really good accelerometers already inside of them.