Floating in sentence

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You're also living in microgravity, floating.

You're not talking about moons floating around some planet Jupiter.

But what if, even after a 100-kilometer tunnel or a 500-kilometer tunnel or a 10,000-kilometer collider floating in space between the Earth and the Moon, we still find no new particles?

But there was one conversation that kept floating to the surface in every dialogue that we would have: the realization that if we didn't do this, then we were part of the problem.

I can see these bubbles with these hydrogen packages, floating around on the ground, driven by AI.

Sometimes they're floating around without an owner.

Some of them have evolved for extremely low levels of aggression, others have evolved in the opposite direction, and floating there in between by every measure are humans, once again this confused, barely defined species that has all these potentials to go one way or the other.

It's like they're made of these disparate parts, these disparate chunks sort of floating out there.

And then there's this giant floating disc called Madison.

Rather, after you drink your morning coffee, your liver might use an olfactory receptor to chemically detect the change in concentration of a chemical floating through your bloodstream.

558 people had the opportunity to gaze down in awe, to wonder at our planet floating in an infinite sea of darkness.

Can we make floating cities? Can we generate electricity from the change in tides?

Hubble has been floating in free space for 25 years, not touching anything.

There are days when you feel as if you're floating among the clouds.

It was like I was floating in the universe among clouds of galaxies.

But what's floating there today are not just clouds of galaxies but also clouds of plastic.

I don't know about all of you, but I've always dreamed of floating among the clouds.

Could we live in an ecosystem floating among the clouds?

I saw giant bubbles floating on the riverbank, like this one.

But when a British destroyer came to collect the prisoners, they found an unexpected survivor - a black and white cat clinging to a floating plank.

And eight and a half minutes later, the main engines cut off, and we're now floating in space.

Africa was actually disconnected from the other landmasses at that time, due to the vagaries of plate tectonics, floating around the Indian Ocean.

I mixed them up, heated them, cooled them down, and I got 50 billion little smiley faces floating around in a single drop of water.

And each one of these is just one-thousandth the width of a human hair, OK? So, they're all floating around in solution, and to look at them, you have to get them on a surface where they stick.

And that's the kind of resolution power that allowed you to see little specks of dust floating around distant suns.

The objects within the galaxies– suns, planets, and solar systems would move away from each other, until galaxies dissolved into lonely objects floating separately in the vast space.

With her imagery of giant floating flowers, undulating landscapes, transplanted body parts and billowing clouds of demons, Kahlo has often been associated with Surrealism.

There was a character called the Third-Stage Guild Navigator, which was a kind of giant, floating fetus-creature that lived in a giant tank with this orange mist of psychedelic spice swirling around him, allowing him to bend space and time.

So what you’re smelling is several hundred molecules floating through the air, hitting your nose.

One of the most common aquaculture methods involves large pens made of nets, where fish are farmed offshore in floating cages roughly 1000 square meters in size.

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