outer space
[ˈaʊtər speɪs]
noun
espaço exterior
1. The vast expanse beyond Earth's atmosphere; the region of space outside and beyond the boundaries of Earth's air envelope
Astronauts conduct experiments in outer space.
Os astronautas realizam experimentos no espaço exterior.
2. The physical universe beyond the terrestrial environment, including all celestial bodies and the vacuum between them
The exploration of outer space has revealed many mysteries about the universe.
A exploração do espaço exterior revelou muitos mistérios sobre o universo.
3. A realm of unlimited possibilities or vast, seemingly endless space
His imagination was as vast as outer space.
Sua imaginação era tão vasta quanto o espaço exterior.
In both Brazilian and American English-speaking contexts, 'outer space' is deeply connected to scientific advancement and exploration. The term gained prominence during the Space Race of the 1960s and remains iconic in popular culture, science fiction, and educational settings. In Brazil, space exploration is a point of national pride, with the Brazilian Space Agency (AEB) promoting interest in aerospace science.
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