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I actually envisioned myself rolling outside of that door as the car was going 50 miles per hour like I'd seen in the movies, and wondering how much it would hurt.
Sailplanes have flown over 1,000 miles, and the altitude record is over 50,000 feet.
In 1981, it flew 163 miles from Paris to England, solely on the power of sunbeams, and established a basis for the Pathfinder.
We've had one of these fly nine miles through the air at 35 miles an hour with just a little battery in it.
And last summer, we sent early prototypes of our technology to 100 volunteers in London, and together they mapped air quality across 1,000 miles of sidewalk and 20 percent of all of central London.
It’s only 500 miles.
It took me 100 miles to figure out that, in my heart, in me, I had become a prisoner.
We'll be coming in at 12,000 miles per hour, and in seven minutes we have to stop and touch the surface very softly so we don't break that lander.
Erik Bailey: The main purpose of EDL is to take a spacecraft that is traveling at 12,500 miles an hour and bring it to a screeching halt in a soft way in a very short amount of time.
We're 70 miles above the surface of Mars.
BC: From this point, we're going to decelerate from 12,500 miles an hour down to 900 miles an hour.
BC: In the first 15 seconds after we deploy the parachute, we'll decelerate from 900 miles an hour to a relatively slow 250 miles an hour.
BC: We separate from the lander going 125 miles an hour at roughly a kilometer above the surface of Mars: 3,200 feet.
It's about getting a spacecraft that's hurtling through deep space and using all this bag of tricks to somehow figure out how to get it down to the surface of Mars at zero miles an hour.
So, think about it as a paper-thin, huge area of many hundreds of thousands of miles, which is rotating.
And the reason I showed the little arrow there, I think that should say 30 miles, we decided a few months ago to actually fly the spacecraft through the plume of that geyser so we can actually measure the material that it is made of.
It's over 200 miles from any major city.
That's 80 miles to the horizon.
And the third is the experience from the mountain, which is really dominated by the view shed of the spring valley there behind Danny, and if you look off to the right, out there, 15 miles across to the Schell Creek range.
That is, until I went to Eduardo's farm in Extremadura, 50 miles north of Seville, right on the Portugal border.
It can fly at speeds of up to 50 miles per hour, has talons the size of a grizzly bear's, razor-sharp eyesight, and that ring of feathers focuses sound so that it can hear the slightest leaf rustle.
Her clandestine booty calls will carry for miles across the canopy, and males will beat a slow path towards her.
We did an analysis where you would have a station in each city with each of the 100 largest cities in the United States, and located the stations so you'd be no more than two miles from a station at any time.
We put one every 25 miles on the freeway, and it turns out that translates into about 12,000 stations.
The equator's speed is actually about 60 miles per hour.
It's just like you and I are in the same room, even though we may be miles apart.
Hurtling around at speeds from 4 to 18 miles an hour and hunting for up to 30 hours at a time, these majestic mammals live up to their name.
And then 20 miles down the road is Groveland, and that's where all the Wisconsin beekeepers go.
I switched lanes on the highway and the driver, this chaperone, said, "You know, you were just going 110 miles an hour."
It's 115 miles of mapped passage, it's pristine, it has no natural opening and it's a gigantic biological, geo-microbiological laboratory.
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