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Eventually, he decided to commandeer another boat, a trash skimmer, a craft designed to pick up garbage that falls off the barges.

But on November 20th and 21st, China's space programme took a big step toward realising Wan Hu's dream by conducting the successful launch and recovery of a craft designed to carry astronauts.

The first serious discussion of a "submarine"—a craft designed to be navigated underwater appeared in 1578 from the pen of William Bourne, a British mathematician and writer on naval subjects.

The undersea fleet that Dr. Craven helped devise included the Navy's NR-1, a nuclear submarine with crablike claws; the Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle, a cylindrical craft designed to evacuate up to 24 people at a time from a crippled submarine; and the bathyscaph Trieste, a vessel his team improved, which investigated the sunken Scorpion.

Two spacecraft are making their final approaches to mars as part of the European Space Agency and Russian Federal Space Agency's joint ExoMars mission, including an orbiting craft designed to detect trace amounts of gas in the atmosphere, and a landing craft that will attempt to touch down on the surface of the Red Planet.

The ultimate version of the Helios, a long-duration craft designed to stay up for four days, is not expected to fly until 2003.

At the same time, NASA gave new emphasis to its Orbital Space Plane (OSP) concept, a smaller reusable craft designed to carry as many as four astronauts (but not large cargo) into low Earth orbit.

The deal, which Indian officials here say is still being negotiated, would include arrangements for eventual Indian assembly or manufacture of the Mirage-2000, a delta-winged, all-purpose craft designed to become a mainstay of the French Air Force.

Science editor David Shukman takes a closer look at the small craft designed to complete the mission.

Each of the groups is also assigned an SDV team, which operates submersible craft designed to insert and extract SEALs operating in marine areas.

Kite, oldest known heavier-than-air craft designed to gain lift from the wind while being flown from the end of a flying line, or tether.