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As more objects go into orbit, spacecraft will begin colliding with — and being shattered by — debris.

The Danger of Space Junk 1998

As more objects go into orbit, spacecraft will begin colliding with — and being shattered by — debris.

The Danger of Space Junk 1998

These images eloquently capture the sense of eras colliding, which is a core part of many China stories — including Meyer's own.

At Home In Old Beijing 2008

One is the idea of colliding bubbles, pursued by Aguirre, Johnson, and Shomer and by Chang, Kleban, and Levi.

The Lopsided Universe Sean 2008

Tinker's exemption from First Amendment protection of expression colliding with the rights of others seems particularly pertinent in these two categories of litigation.

ADF Alliance Alert 2009

But on A jungle of sounds and nature's call colliding in six cinematic songs most fully appreciated in their immediate environs.

PopMatters 2009

More boring, but you still have that kind of colliding and bumping.

Anand Agarawala demos BumpTop Anand Agarawala 2007

More boring, but you still have that kind of colliding and bumping.

Anand Agarawala demos BumpTop Anand Agarawala 2007

So, again, these worlds kind of colliding, one of top of each other.

CNN Transcript Aug 13, 2007 2007

Weak gravity waves are all we are likely to ever detect from distant astrophysical sources, such as colliding black holes and other violent events.

A Dark, Misleading Force Sean 2007