Sentence examples for Go to orbit from inspiring English sources
"I'll probably go to orbit in four to five years," he said.
On Monday, Space Adventures announced that its fifth client to go to orbit, Charles Simonyi, had signed up for a second trip.
Mr. DeLong said the first flights would not go to orbit, "but you're definitely in space; the sky turns black and the stars come out, and you can see all the way from Baja, Calif., to the Grand Canyon to San Francisco, looking out one window".
As for timelines, Musk cracked that while he's "not the best at this sort of thing," and SpaceX is being "intentionally fuzzy about this timeline," it's looking to complete the first development spaceship in about four years, and to start doing several little flights with that — "maybe even go to orbit," relatively "stripped down".
He said when asked why he hadn't yet made it to space that he'd "probably go to orbit in four to five years".
Smaller launch systems are already helping bring down the cost of going to orbit, but there's still a huge amount of room to improve.
Meanwhile in space, the Dragon spacecraft deployed its solar panels and is now going to orbit the Earth for a couple of days until it gets closer to the International Space Station.
Customers of an arriving group, which meet a busy server, go to the orbit of infinite size.
It is also the first American ship to go to the orbiting laboratory since the US space agency (Nasa) retired its shuttles last year.
The approach should save weight and allow Skylon to go straight to orbit without the need for the multiple propellant stages seen in today's throw-away rockets.
