"The thing that I remember most about that 2009 postseason is that it flew by, man, it just flew by," he said.
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It flew by Mercury three times in 1974 and 1975.
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We're not exactly sure how summer flew by so quickly.
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I can hardly believe how fast the year flew by.
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Outside the car, the streets of San Francisco flew by.
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The hour flew by and I was back the next night.
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The spacecraft collected data and snapped photos as it flew by.
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The flash flew by again, and this time he saw her.
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"But with Riley, the first year just flew by!" she continues.
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"HAMMER TIME ... SAVAGE ... THE HORROR ... THE BUTCHERER," the messages flew by.
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Even so, the conference flew by the seat of its pants.
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Just hitting me Graduation is on Monday...flew by so fast.
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In other words, the first day flew by with no complications.
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I flew by helicopter to visit my soldiers on different bases.
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I basically talked to myself out loud and the time flew by.
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"2018 flew by in a jiffy," he wrote on New Year's Day.
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Broken glass flew by me as if shot from a fire hose.
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Day 14: The first week was hell, but the second flew by.
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He leads NASA's New Horizons mission, which flew by Pluto in 2015.
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If it feels like it flew by, you're probably not alone there.
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At 1:56 P.M. , a plane flew by on the live stream.
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It was an incredible experience, but the time flew by so quickly.
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Soon they flew by in the dozens, and then in the hundreds.
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Yassine came in and said I had ten minutes left, which flew by.
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The time flew by and these guys had me in stitches all night.
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It flew by but luckily we are heading mini-bowling with coworkers tonight.
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The NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew by the dwarf planet in July 2015.
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January flew by in a flash, and February greeted us with candy hearts.
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Overall, I was impressed by the lounge and the 45 minutes flew by.
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Game after game flew by, six straight in all decided in Williams's favor.
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Our lesson flew by and I could see the time was almost finished.
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But as the weeks flew by, I still hadn't gone on a single date.
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Before it ended in 2017, the Cassini mission flew by Titan while studying Saturn.
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I played for 40 minutes, a relatively long VR session, and time flew by.
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New Horizons launched in 2006 and flew by its initial target, Pluto, in 63.
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I think the year also flew by because Riley is just such a joy!
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Prince Harry said he flew by private jet to keep Meghan and Archie safe.
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McGarry flew by private jet from the United States to make the 3 p.m.
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And if you believe the cast, is going to feel like it flew by.
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The past decade flew by, and I feel older and slower than I anticipated.
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It flew by the farthest object ever visited, called "Arrokoth," on January 1, 2019.
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On Tuesday, 2018 CC was about 114,000 miles away when it flew by Earth.
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Halley's Comet last flew by us in 1986 and isn't set to return until 2061.
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You've probably seen better pictures of Neptune from when Voyager 2 flew by in 1989.
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Payne, 24, couldn't help but reminisce about how fast time flew by in his caption.
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It's been a year since NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew by the icy dwarf planet.
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This week, an asteroid flew by the Earth, coming as close as 44342 miles away.
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As the years flew by, their indie rock contemporaries began to either drop like flies.
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"And the first time Chang'e-2 flew by an asteroid, 4179 Toutatis," three years later.
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With some, two minutes flew by while with others, I was counting down the seconds.
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It'll make you feel like the short days and dark evenings practically flew by — like magic.
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From there, the two couples flew by helicopter to George Washington's Mount Vernon estate for dinner.
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Juno is also a cousin of NASA's New Horizons probe, which flew by Pluto last July.
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So much so, that the cast was actually shocked by how fast this season flew by.
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My first year and a half of parenting flew by, a blur of momming and chores.
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Instead, it flew by and headed off into deep space, into a world of icy objects.
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I grew up in an insane family where we flew by the seats of our pants.
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And when Voyager 2 flew by Triton, Neptune's moon, the scientists discovered it was orbiting backwards.
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Essentially, it was an hour of flashing lights, cool footage and good music—and it flew by.
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"This thing is a monster," she said as tree branches flew by, slapping the truck's thick sides.
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It's created by the dusty debris left behind by Halley's Comet, which flew by Earth in 1986.
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Fine, we ask that every year around this time, but doesn't it feel like 2018 flew by?
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Traveling southward, it eventually flew by the equator at a brisk 77,000 miles per hour (124,000 kph).
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The New Horizons mission flew by Pluto in 2015 and discovered that it was quite complex, geologically.
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After that, two Russian Su-24 jets flew by at a low altitude and a high speed.
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Astronomers weren't aware of this particular asteroid, named "2019 OK," till just days before it flew by.
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We started chatting about basic computing concepts like algorithms and data structures, and the time flew by.
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The agency noted that the asteroids flew by Earth "without incident — just as NASA said they would."
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Small, medium and large parrots flew by — brown-throated parakeets, yellow-headed parrots, and chestnut-fronted macaws.
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The first season flew by at light speed, so it's a good thing there's more to come.
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The next month she flew by moonlight at the Staten Island Fair, circling the fairgrounds four times.
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From there, according to pool reports, the vice president flew by military aircraft into Bagram Air Field.
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From Bagram, Pence flew by helicopter to Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, where he met with President Ashraf Ghani.
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When the two NASA Voyager spacecraft flew by in 1979, they measured the width at 14,500 miles.
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The spacecraft New Horizons, which flew by Pluto last year, flies at around 33,000 miles per hour.
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"Time definitely flew by," Kroy, 32, says in an clip of the episode PEOPLE can also exclusively premiere.
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The New Horizons probe, which flew by Pluto in July 2015 , has been in hibernation mode since Dec.
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New Horizons wooshed by Pluto in 2015, and flew by a Kuiper Belt object in December of 2018.
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We had ringside seats as this creature nonchalantly flew by us, flicking its dexterous wings ever so gently.
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Later that night, it flew by Earth at less than one-quarter of the distance to the moon.
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Everyone remembers the Curiosity rover on Mars, for instance, or the New Horizons spacecraft that flew by Pluto.
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The New Horizons spacecraft took the first up-close snapshots of Pluto as it flew by in 2015.
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New Horizons is the probe that flew by Pluto on July 22014, 269, and beamed back those amazing pictures.
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Thereafter Kyrgios went walkabout, the Briton breaking him twice in a second set that flew by in 26 minutes.
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Humanity visited Pluto for the first time in 2015, when NASA's New Horizons probe flew by the dwarf planet.
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Its fate was orbitally sealed on Monday, when it flew by Titan, Saturn's largest moon, for one last gravity assist.
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It flew by because I felt engrossed in it, and I was really focused on trying to learn the game.
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When the Voyager spacecraft flew by the planets in our solar system, they helped answer some questions while creating more.
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A snowman-shaped object that NASA probe New Horizons flew by in early 2019 now has a brand-new name.
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And while many people scoff at scooter riders, I saw those smirks turn into curious awe as I flew by.
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There are unconfirmed reports that he flew by private jet from Japan to Lebanon, a manner he is accustomed to.
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Since then, the craft flew by the asteroid several times for surveying, before preparing for and carrying out the insertion maneuver.
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Modi flew by helicopter over battered towns and villages where thousands of rescue workers and volunteers were sifting through the debris.
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And since it flew by in just one day, the vehicle also didn't get to see how Pluto changes over time.
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Those 200 meters flew by, with crowds lining the route, cameras flashing in the media van right in front of me.
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One year ago today, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew by Pluto and forever changed how we think about this frozen world.
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Most of the chatter that flew by were about how beautiful this slumbering giant was, or requests to zoom in closer.
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Objects approached and I flinched; they flew by me and I had to stop myself from moving out of their way.
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The rest of the decade flew by it as our lives settled into a rhythm of family and work and friends.
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Four smaller torpedo boats soon joined the subchaser and began circling the Pueblo as two MiG fighter jets flew by overhead.
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It took a little getting used to, but once I had the hang of it, the 2115 minutes positively flew by.
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The world number 03 then faced a set point at 4-5 but Lopez was powerless as another ace flew by.
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For example, Pruitt and staffers flew by Air Force jet to Cincinnati from Washington for an event with President Donald Trump.
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The Pentagon would not confirm which islands the B-52s flew by, but recent tensions have focused on the Spratly Islands.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Morales flew by helicopter to the town of Sica Sica, in western Bolivia, to dedicate a new sports arena.
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He practiced first using the images that Juno snapped when it flew by planet Earth for a gravitational assist back in 2013.
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My favorite kind of workouts are short kind of workouts, but the one-and-a-half hour session with her flew by!
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The rest of the decade sort of flew by as our lives settled into a rhythm of family and work and friends.
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The One Direction member, 21, invited Jenner, 20, to join him on vacation, and she flew by private jet from Los Angeles.
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But it seems pretty far-fetched to presume that wax-eating birds just happened to spray Mucnh's canvas as they flew by.
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However, last year, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew by Pluto, and gathered a treasure trove of data that is still being analyzed.
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The group first gained national attention in 2004 when authorities flew by helicopter to check on the island after the Asian tsunami.
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A lot of my friends planned and prepared but my husband and I sort of flew by the seat of our pants.
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Nearly a year ago, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew by Pluto, marking the first time a vehicle had visited the dwarf planet.
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But while it was out there, it flew by Europa 22024 times to gather data of the world with its various instruments.
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The first eight weeks of the NFL season flew by, and we are now entering the second half of the regular season.
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That first night flew by in a whizz of beer, bass, and wallet-punishingly priced burgers, as all good dance festivals should.
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But her nerves got the better of her as the hours flew by, and before she knew it, her time was up.
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Everyone clambered for a second of eye contact, but their faces flew by so suddenly even a second was impossible to claim.
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They flew by helicopter to the northern tip of the Chiatibo glacier, where a climate change expert explained how it was retreating.
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The probe snapped hundreds of photographs as it flew by the space rock at 32,200 miles per hour on New Year's Day.
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He then flew by helicopter to Kabul, where he met President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah at the presidential palace.
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Over recent days, Politico revealed that Price flew by private jet 193 times since last May, unlike previous secretaries who typically flew commercial.
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The Earth, not being struck by an asteroidImage: NASAThis week, an asteroid flew by the Earth, coming as close as 44342 miles away.
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The probe captured images of some of the other Jovian moons as it flew by the planet, and continued to transmit until 493.
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The first few matches flew by in an instant, and left me wanting a lot more — all because Battlefield's creators did something simple.
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However, this was the strongest earthquake I had ever experienced, and I kept seeing the death counts climb as the minutes flew by.
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That honor belongs to the asteroid 3122 Florence (1981 ET3), which flew by and luckily missed colliding with Earth on September 1, 2017.
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In the fall of 2015, a six-person crew flew by helicopter from Zermatt, Switzerland, to the saddle of the Colle Gnifetti glacier.
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Our older son had read them already, but as the miles flew by he was just as rapt as the rest of us.
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Voyager 1 flew by Jupiter and Saturn, while Voyager 2 visited all four of the solar system's gas giants: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
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Image: NASATwo years ago, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew by Pluto, capturing never-before-seen views of the dwarf planet and its icy heart.
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To figure this out, we can use a handy online tool NASA created for its New Horizons mission, which flew by Pluto in 2015.
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I was surprised to find that not only did the routine give my facial regimen some much-needed structure, but the time flew by.
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AEDT, according to a police statement, when Dom and his family flew by helicopter to the police headquarters in Parramatta for an urgent briefing.
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Fortunately, an overall distaste for social norms meant Valentine's Day either flew by unobserved or was marked by debaucherous, not-so-romantic costume parties.
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That same month, the crew aboard an Air Canada Express flight reported that a drone flew by their left wing as they approached Ottawa.
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In case you didn't feel like 2019 flew by, it's already time to talk about the biggest award show contenders for the 53 slate.
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Thankfully, we've obtained a very special draft of the proposed legislation, courtesy of an anonymous owl that flew by and dropped it on my desk.
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"As soon as I stepped on that trail, it felt like, 'Oh, here's the dream, down to the two vultures that flew by,'" Gustafson says.
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It can be a jarring experience to watch media from even ten years ago and see what jokes and comments flew by without any complaint.
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As the twin satellites flew by Mars on Monday, they helped relay information about InSight's status as it completed its entry, descent, and landing sequence.
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The incident occurred earlier this month when the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team flew by to deliver Humvee vehicles on parachutes, according to Army Times.
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But the little space probe that flew by Pluto last July is still truckin' on through the Kuiper belt, moving toward its next icy destination.
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Fifty-one years ago, on July 14, 1965, Mariner 4 flew by Mars and snapped the first close-up pictures ever taken of another planet.
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The two months flew by, but each day seemed endless, with hours enough to form close friendships and fall in love for the first time.
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I was surprised by how quickly the boxing class flew by — and how toned and strong my upper body felt after just a few days.
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The European aerospace firm said the unmanned, jet-propelled craft flew by itself for around seven minutes over a test site in Overberg, South Africa.
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They were a genuine odd couple—the wonkish ruminant sharing a cockpit with Mr. Congeniality, whose days flew by without a flutter of self-doubt.
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But now, the New Horizons spacecraft, which flew by Pluto last summer, has found that Hydra's name is doubly fitting, thanks to its watery associations.
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Some of the bears started running when a drone flew by, which could put them in danger if they dashed into roads, or through people's yards.
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The New Horizons spacecraft has been en route to Ultima Thule ever since October 2015, just a few months after it flew by Pluto in July.
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Well, most of 2018 flew by, and in November of that year, Sonos announced that the Assistant support would not, in fact, be ready until 2019.
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The uneven topography is showcased in the latest enhanced color image taken by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft, which flew by Pluto in July of last year.
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Those models match up pretty well with the patterns of canyons and mountains that NASA's New Horizons spacecraft saw when it flew by Pluto last year.
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Once, he said, seconds after a plane flew by, a gust of wind blew in behind, and in one great burst a tree shed its leaves.
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It flew by Venus on February 5, 1974, at a distance of 5,768 kilometers (103,584 miles), and snapped over 4,000 shots of the fascinating hell world.
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NASA's Dawn spacecraft flew by the dwarf planets (which also can be thought of as very large asteroids) Ceres and Vesta in 2012 and 2015, respectively.
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He then flew by helicopter to Camp Humphreys, the largest U.S. military base in the country, and met U.S. and South Korean troops, along with Moon.
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That "month or two" flew by without any public word on why a game that had felt nearly finished for several years still hadn't been released.
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Using data from NASA's New Horizons spacecraft, which famously flew by Pluto about two years ago, the space agency has recreated the dwarf planet's most dramatic features.
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Last year, the debate over Pluto's planet status temporarily resurfaced when NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew by the tiny world at the edge of the Solar System.
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Astronomers didn't release information about how big the asteroid was or where it was heading until mere hours before it flew by Earth, Brown told The Post.
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Luke was in the midst of a live, on-the-ground report in Riverside County when an airplane flew by and released a shower of flame retardant.
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When the nuclear-powered spacecraft Voyager 2 flew by the planet in 1979, the storm had shrunk to just over twice the width of our own planet.
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The radios on both failed some time before the one flew by the planet at a distance of only 14,900 miles and the other crashed into it.
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Voyager 2 flew by Uranus in 1986, and now, thanks to a little blip discovered in some data, NASA scientists know it also flew through a plasmoid.
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But if we had a spacecraft sitting around ready to go when 'Oumuamua flew by, Seligman and Laughlin found that we could have paid it a visit.
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In the late afternoon, the president flew by helicopter to Walter Reed to visit the first lady for about an hour before returning to the White House.
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Mr. Denton, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's director of nuclear reactor regulation, flew by helicopter to the power plant the next morning with a platoon of government experts.
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Oil workers could often be seen driving new cars and flew by private jet to the Dutch Caribbean territory of Curacao to gamble their earnings in casinos.
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A parade of sagging structures, weedy lots, and flimsy posters beckoning families to enroll in such-and-such school flew by as the minivan bounced along the highway.
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NASA's Juno spacecraft put itself into orbit around Jupiter, while the New Horizons mission flew by Pluto, marking the first time the tiny world had ever been explored.
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He spent the day firing bullets into the sky in the pattern of SOS and writing "H" on the ground with rocks in case a plane flew by.
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According to Virgin Galactic, this was the fifth flight VSS Unity and its carrier plane have taken together, but Saturday was the first time Unity flew by itself.
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The Devils took their first lead of the series when Hall skated through the neutral zone and flew by J. T. Miller before stopping in the left circle.
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I was sad that it flew by so quickly, but the cardinal rule of playing live is, always leave 'em wanting more, and that's exactly what they did.
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When a helicopter team flew by the patch of coastline where the radio collar told them it should be, they found a cave high up on a cliff.
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One by one, each transmitting to her individual screen, they lifted off, playing and chanting, while the industrial ports on the outskirts of Amsterdam flew by beneath them.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — President Trump flew by helicopter Sunday afternoon to Jersey City to watch the Presidents Cup golf tournament, where he presented the trophy to the winner.
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New images have been released of Ultima Thule, the object in the Kuiper Belt that NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew by in a record-breaking mission last month.
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After three Republican planes flew by, more or less harmlessly—as much support as the troops would receive—Merriman felt that he had no choice but to obey.
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The setting wasn't what she was used to: the weight machines were old and rusty, and monkeys clung to the bars on the windows as parrots flew by outside.
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Witness: Gunshots flew by my face It was still dark when Antoine Wilson drove through the neighborhood Monday morning and suddenly found himself in the middle of a gunfight.
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As cars flew by on the track at over 100 miles an hour, she dropped to her knees and hit the back tire's lug nuts with the air gun.
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It was two years ago, on July 14th, 2015, that NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew by Pluto — marking the first time we had ever explored this mysterious small world.
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The background: NASA's spacecraft Cassini flew by Enceladus and spotted icy geysers erupting from the planet's surface, indicating a liquid ocean beneath the ice sheets and possible hydrothermal activity.
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When the New Horizons spacecraft flew by Pluto last July, the space community rejoiced, but some people remained unconvinced that NASA had actually pulled off such an ambitious rendezvous.
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After Voyager 2 flew by Uranus and snapped the first up-close photos of the planet in 1986, scientists noticed the absence of tiny dust particles in its rings.
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As we drove over the plains, a lesser yellow-headed vulture soared overhead, and a great black hawk flew by, one talon clutching a large iguana by the neck.
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But Ruggs has a legit shot of breaking that mark when receivers run this week ... because during his time at 'Bama -- he FLEW by defenders on a regular basis.
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At a news conference on Wednesday, scientists working with NASA's New Horizons mission released several images that the spacecraft took as it flew by on Tuesday, New Year's Day.
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He was reportedly dragged at least 110 yards with the avalanche, according to the AP. Emergency responders immediately flew by helicopter to the scene, which was at 7,875-foot altitude.
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The space agency's New Horizons probe, which flew by Pluto in 2015, is now going to fly past another object — a type of space rock we've never been to before.
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Cassini flew by the giant moon and photographed it on Saturday, less than two weeks after the probe captured an awe-inspiring image of Earth through the rings of Saturn.
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Best of all, the whole season took a mere 210 half-hour episodes, which flew by but possessed the screen as if they had all the time in the world.
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Voyager 2 flew by Uranus and Neptune in the 1980s as part of its tour of the solar system, providing a tantalizing glimpse at their atmospheres and systems of moons.
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A fraction of a second later, a huge white truck flew by at a crazy speed, driving over people, twisting the wheel to cut down the maximum number of people.
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On Wednesday, Kammenos flew by helicopter over the region and threw a wreath into the sea to commemorate three Greek officers who died in a helicopter crash during the 1996 crisis.
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While studying the gas giant was the probe's primary focus, it captured the first grainy photographs of the Europa as it flew by in December at a distance of 321,000 km.
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NASA'sNew Horizons planetary probe, which in July 2015 revealed Pluto to be a strange and vibrant world, flew by a Kuiper Belt object called Ultima Thule, over 4 billion miles away.
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Only one other spacecraft, the New Horizons probe that flew by Pluto in 2015 and visited another object in the distant Kuiper belt in January this year, is headed that way.
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He then flew by helicopter to Camp Humphreys, the largest U.S. military base in the country, and met U.S. and South Korean troops, along with South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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That week, Lozada flew by military helicopter to join the rest of the FARC 's secretariat, in a walled Catholic center at the foot of the mountains that abut eastern Bogotá.
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The vehicle completed 22 of these orbits, but during each pass, it flew by Titan where it got a little gravitational nudge that pushed the spacecraft closer and closer to the planet.
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The team behind the 40th Anniversary Edition is issuing a book with the set to include some of these photographs, featured alongside images the spacecrafts took as they flew by the planets.
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The probe, which flew by Jupiter and Saturn before heading out to interstellar space, captured a distant picture of Earth on February 14th, 1990, when Voyager 20193 was 3.75 billion miles away.
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I don't know if something quickly passed by the camera and it didn't start recording fast enough or if there was a bug that flew by and set off the motion sensor.
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After the President arrived at his Turnberry resort, the paraglider, a Greenpeace activist, flew by the President with a banner that read, "TRUMP, WELL BELOW PAR #RESIST," and then managed to escape.
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"Thrones" picked up the narrative pace considerably last year, but that was nothing compared to this season, which flew by faster than that Eastwatch raven that drove viewers so crazy last week.
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When NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew by a small distant world on New Year's Eve, it tried to use one of its cameras to capture the highest-resolution images that were possible.
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New Horizons flew by the object and took detailed observations on January 1, 2019, and today, the mission's scientists have unveiled their first published set of peer-reviewed results in the journal Science.
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McDavid gained possession in the neutral zone and flew by Devils defenseman Sami Vatanen, skated untouched behind the net and made a centering pass to Lucic, who finished the play from the slot.
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For the first time ever, Star Wars has a same-sex kiss—a perhaps too-small gesture, but still one that was erased in Dubai, even as it flew by censors in China.
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Inspired by Presidents Day, which flew by us on Monday, we're hoping to find some eagle-eyed news consumers (or smart guessers) who know which American presidents figured in some of the recent coverage.
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NASA's New Horizons spacecraft, which flew by Pluto in July of 123, woke up today from hibernation mode in preparation for its next rendezvous with a space rock at the edge of the Solar System.
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According to Asharq al-Awsat, a Gaddafi representative flew by private jet to Kiev to deliver a briefcase with 0003 million euros ($4.9 million) in cash to help finance Tymoshenko's ultimately unsuccessful 2010 presidential bid.
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"It would have been better to have found [the Pan-STARRS] observations automatically earlier," he said, but was happy that independent observatories discovered it and determined it wouldn't be a threat before it flew by.
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" But instead of having Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion, Ocean has Kendrick Lamar and Tyler the Creator in his ears, as wistful as they'll ever be,"That's a pretty fucking fast year flew by.
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None of them seemed 100% ready, even as their bellies grew and the months flew by, but they knew they wanted to take the plunge and pledged to figure everything out when the time came.
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When fame found her at the age of 21 with the debut of her first studio album, Lights, the next five years flew by in a chaotic whirlwind of live performances and jam packed schedules.
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NASA's New Horizons spacecraft — which famously flew by Pluto in the summer of 21 — is going to sleep for a little while as it speeds toward its next destination at the edge of the Solar System.
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NASA's Voyager probes, which flew by Saturn in the early 1980s, showed Titan to be covered in a hazy atmosphere rich in nitrogen, and scientists were eager to learn what might be lurking underneath those clouds.
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These nuclear batteries are currently powering NASA's most far out vehicles, such as the New Horizons spacecraft, which flew by Pluto in 22021, as well as the Voyager spacecraft that are cruising beyond our Solar System.
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It just flew by and all of the sudden I'm trying to figure out what I'm going to do if we aren't going to be touring seven or eight months out of the year, you know?
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Such inequities came under heightened scrutiny in 2009, when Steve Jobs, then the chief executive of Apple and desperately ill with pancreatic cancer, flew by private jet to Tennessee from California to receive a liver transplant.
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Francis flew by helicopter to the central Italian hilltop city that was home to St. Francis, the 13th century saint revered by many religions as a patron of peace and nature and a defender of the poor.
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With Dandy Blend in my cup, my first two coffee-free weeks flew by without any of the headaches and irritability I anticipated… probably because Dandy Blend is more than just a coffee substitute — it's actually healthy.
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An hour of playing the World War II game flew by, and it was one of the first VR games that felt like you could enjoy it week after week rather than being just a tech demo.
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McCarty told PEOPLE that the eagle, who he has named Janice, flew by him with a fish in her talons and dropped the meal off at her nest for her two eaglets — named Gary and Leonard by McCarty.
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After the weather improved somewhat, Francis flew by helicopter and plane to the city of Iasi to visit Catholics in the remote region of Moldova, close to the border with the former Soviet Union's satellite Republic of Moldova.
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Greg McKegg wrested the puck away from Chris Tierney to begin a sequence that ended when Trouba's slap shot sailed under the stick of a screened Nilsson, who looked in both directions after the puck flew by him.
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Emergency response teams flew by helicopter to the region at the epicenter of the tremor, which struck just after midnight some 403 km (240 miles) northeast of Christchurch in the South Island, amid reports of injuries and collapsed buildings.
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On Monday, the leaders flew by helicopter past the monuments in Washington, a city laid out by French architect Pierre Charles L'Enfant before heading down the Potomac to dine with their wives at George Washington's mansion at Mount Vernon.
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A Friday deadline to complete business flew by without the faintest public hint of progress, after the death of former President George Bush prompted a rare moment of bipartisanship that had lawmakers push back the deadline to Dec. 21.
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The report found that the younger Trumps flew by commercial aircraft, and it cost the Secret Service about $396,000, mostly in temporary duty costs, to protect them on trips to Uruguay, the Dominican Republic and the United Arab Emirates.
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Two missions achieved important milestones this past New Year's Eve and Day: OSIRIS REx orbited Bennu, and New Horizons flew by the Kuiper Belt Object (486958) 2014 MU69, nicknamed Ultima Thule, the furthest object ever explored by a human-built mission.
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NASA scientists working with the New Horizons mission, which flew by Pluto in July 2015, have been informally naming different features on Pluto and its moons for a while in order to easily refer to them in studies and public releases.
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NASA's New Horizons spacecraft, which famously flew by Pluto in 20143, is now heading toward a very old, icy object at the edge of the Solar System — and the space agency wants your help in giving this world a new nickname.
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A grandstand full of journalists and Hyperloop One supporters watched as a series of stators (basically electromagnetic blades) quickly powered up under the sled, which then flew by at about the speed of a fast car (115 mph or so).
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The next morning we flew by helicopter to Frankfurt, boarded a military plane, and landed at the RAF base in Northolt just outside London, where we joined other senior officials who had been recalled from their travels the world over.
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The Eta Aquarids was created by the dusty debris left behind by Halley's Comet, which flew by Earth in 1986, and although the famous comet won't be entering our solar system again until 2061, its remnants appear in our skies each year.
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The seventh season of "Game of Thrones" flew by faster than one of those supersonic ravens, mostly because it only contained seven episodes (compared to the usual 10) but also because it packed an enormous amount of movement and plot development inside them.
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Thirty years ago, a European spacecraft completed a pioneering mission for cometary science: Giotto flew by Halley's Comet, returning the first close-up observations of a comet's nucleus and paving the way for future cometary exploration such as the ongoing Rosetta mission.
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I've heard dozens of other stories from people with connected homes who were locked out by malfunctioning door touch pads, or about newfangled security alarms going off in the middle of the night because a bug (one with wings, not a digital one) flew by.
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We started by simply punching, shooting, or grabbing them as they flew by, but quickly moved on to more outlandish countermeasures — specialized bazooka-esque launchers, trained eagles, and even bigger drones, co-opted to work against their brethren and armed with cute little nets.
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Soon, images flew by like shooting stars: a spinning world that looked like a blue-green chessboard; himself on a stretcher in front of a hospital; his parents, gazing at him with aching sadness as he reached out to them, suffused with childlike love.
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Here are some examples that I approve of, at least enough to embed them in this article: If you play "Skyline To" by Frank Ocean at 21899:22018:113 on December 211st, Frank will say "that's a pretty fucking fast year flew by" just as 259 ends.
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That finding, reported on Wednesday in a paper published in the journal Nature, is the latest piece of a puzzle that has been confusing planetary scientists since 1973 when NASA's Pioneer 93 spacecraft flew by and took the first temperature measurements of the solar system's biggest planet.
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Hundreds of archival images and clips flew by in chronological order: the volcanic early decades, the embarrassing later ones and then, like the humbling sliver of human history in a chart of the earth's existence, the blip of the past few years and its commissioned works.
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By March 1969, he was assigned to a base in South Vietnam and two months later found himself part of a dwindling company tasked with securing a transportation route near Tam Kỳ. When they flew by helicopter into the area, the Americans almost immediately came under fire.
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When deaf Maryland teen Ashley Ober flew by herself for the first time this summer, she was a little nervous about navigating a large, international airport alone — she had a connection at New York's JFK airport on her route from Baltimore, Maryland to Rochester, New York.
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NASA&aposs New Horizons mission , which flew by the dwarf planet in July 21.6, found that Pluto has towering mountains, but of water ice rather than rock; vast plains of frozen nitrogen and other exotic materials; and blue skies provided by a wispy atmosphere that contains no appreciable oxygen.
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Less than two weeks later, the former auto insurance salesperson flew by herself to Washington, DC. She's here to remind senators that even though her daughter's life couldn't be saved, millions of others depend on the kind of care that could be stripped away should Graham-Cassidy become law.
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So far, three missions have been created through the New Frontiers program and are currently exploring the Solar System: the New Horizons spacecraft that flew by Pluto, the Juno probe in orbit around Jupiter, and the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft, which is on its way to grab samples from an asteroid.
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The Hadids led me to the Foster sisters (their step-siblings) who led me to Benson, who led me to Tallulah Willis (Bruce Willis and Demi Moore's daughter), who led me to Lola Kirke (star of Mozart in the Jungle and younger sister to Girls' Jemma Kirke) and the hours just flew by.
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"This is really the first instance that we know about where the atmosphere that's escaping from one body is influencing another body in the system," said Will Grundy, the lead author of the paper and a member of the team working on the data found by the New Horizons spacecraft when it flew by Pluto last year.
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" The author explains, "The days and weeks flew by faster than the pile of pages grew, and (as I often do) I grew unhappy with some of the choices I'd made and began to revise... and suddenly it was October, and then November... and as the suspicion grew that I would not make it after all, a gloom set in, and I found myself struggling even more.
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