Sentence examples for a range of spacecraft from inspiring English sources

Will use a range of spacecraft - some already up there, others yet to fly.

The dual-telescope design switches between a narrow-field-of-view and a wide-field-of-view to provide optimal spatial resolution images within a range of spacecraft encounters to the target.

The role of these geosynchronous spacecraft is to provide data back to Earth from the Hubble space telescope, the International Space Station, and a range of other spacecraft set out on exploratory missions in relatively close proximity to Earth.

Dubbed the National Propulsion Test Facility, the site will boost the UK's capabilities for testing propulsion engines for space exploration as well as a range of other spacecraft and satellites, with construction of the facility expected to be completed within the next two years.

These days, nano-spacecraft (1 10 kg) and micro-spacecraft (10 100 kg) provide space access to a broader range of spacecraft developers and attract interest as space development applications.

Known as Sentinel 5 Precursor (S5P), the spacecraft will track a range of chemical species, from protective gases such stratospheric ozone to damaging pollutants like sulphur dioxide.

It is shown that such satellite-aided escape requires a small deterministic maneuver (e.g., Δv<50 m/s), but provides enough energy for the Cassini spacecraft to reach a range of targets in our Solar System, as close to the Sun as the asteroid belt or as far as the Kuiper belt.

After on-orbit checkout, the spacecraft separate and are maintained within a range of 50 1000 m.

The paper will discuss a range of perspectives, from basic physics to market segmentation, from ground segment logistics to spacecraft design considerations.

The spacecraft has now begun a new phase of observations, whereby it will continue to fly past at a range of distances, typically between about 15 km and 100 km.

Spacecraft launched to date have used ion thrusters mounted on gimbals to control the thrust vector within a range of about ±5°.