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When Stardust flew through the stream, it extended its tennis-racket shaped aerogel collector, picking up and storing the interstellar particles.

Weekend SkyWatcher's Forecast: January 15-17, 2010 | Universe Today 2010

The tether will conduct 20,000 volts through two insulated aluminum filaments, wrapped around a core of Vectran, a high-strength, lightweight fiber used in everything from tennis-racket strings to the airbags that cushion NASA spacecraft.

Windmills in the Sky | Impact Lab 2005

But tennis-racket companies are making too much money to let wood return without a fight: in 1975 the Dunlop Maxply -- as good a wood racket as then existed -- cost $25; by 1980 a decent oversized racket cost at least $100, and now many popular models cost more than $150.

The Feel of Wood 1995

But tennis-racket companies are making too much money to let wood return without a fight: in 1975 the Dunlop Maxply -- as good a wood racket as then existed -- cost $25; by 1980 a decent oversized racket cost at least $100, and now many popular models cost more than $150.

The Feel of Wood 1995

But tennis-racket companies are making too much money to let wood return without a fight: in 1975 the Dunlop Maxply -- as good a wood racket as then existed -- cost $25; by 1980 a decent oversized racket cost at least $100, and now many popular models cost more than $150.

The Feel of Wood 1995

Teenage girls in Tokyo have lately favored carrying black nylon tennis-racket bags, labeled Dunlop or Donnay, as fashion accessories and statements of self.

No-Fat City 1986

Teenage girls in Tokyo have lately favored carrying black nylon tennis-racket bags, labeled Dunlop or Donnay, as fashion accessories and statements of self.

No-Fat City 1986

Do you remember that I bear a scar now, inflicted by a tennis-racket in your hand, when you were ten years old?

The Last Woman Ross Beeckman

Usually he was laden with bundles -- provisions, shoes from the cobbler, a tennis-racket restrung, and an armful of books.

An American Idyll The Life of Carleton H. Parker Cornelia Stratton Parker

He returned towards the pavilion, so far forgetting himself in his pleasure as to swing about his bat like a tennis-racket.

Tell England A Study in a Generation Ernest Raymond 1931