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Noun. A very strong wind.

Transmission: "A solar gale blew across the outer atmosphere."

Phrase. To put on clothes.

Transmission: "Astronaut Zack gets dressed in his white spacesuit before leaving the airlock."

Phrase. To arrive at one's home or living base after being elsewhere.

Transmission: "Astronaut Zack gets home to the space station after a long research mission."

Phrase. To rise from bed after sleeping.

Transmission: "Astronaut Zack gets up slowly in microgravity."

Noun. A pair of lenses set in a frame worn on the face to help vision. 

Transmission: "The scientist wears glasses to look through the telescope."

Adjective. Dark or poorly lit; feeling depressing.

Transmission: "The shadow side of the asteroid looks gloomy."

Noun. A sticky substance used to join things together. 

Transmission: "Use glue to paste the planet picture in your book."

Phrase. To cross from one side of a road to the other.

Transmission: "Go across the street to reach the rocket launchpad."

Phrase. To move in a line following the course of a road.

Transmission: "Go along the street until you see the space station gate."

Phrase. To travel up to a specific point or limit.

Transmission: "Go as far as the landing pad and stop."