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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aboard a rocket" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that is on or inside a rocket, typically in the context of space travel or exploration.
Example: "The astronauts were excited to be aboard a rocket, ready for their journey to the International Space Station."
Alternatives: "on a rocket" or "inside a rocket".
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He was hopping aboard a rocket.
The tree was starting to sound like the arboreal version of the Fantastic Four, who acquired their own amazing powers during a ride aboard a rocket ship.
Earlier this month, North Korea ignored repeated international warnings and launched what it said was an Earth observation satellite aboard a rocket.
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You're aboard a rocket, strapped in tight as the countdown ticks off in your headset.
That cuts down on the overall size and weight, making it easier to launch aboard a rocket.
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It is nine years since a US rocket scientist-turned-investment manager called Dennis Tito blasted into space aboard a Soyuz rocket for a seven-day stay at the international space station, becoming the first paying customer of the space tourism industry.
One of the papers the next day had the whole England team aboard a lunar rocket.
Laika was far from the first dog to ride aboard a Russian rocket.
The craft, the High Energy Solar Spectro scopic Imager, was placed in Earth orbit last week aboard a Pegasus rocket.
So Cluster flew again, this time aboard a Russian rocket at the Baikonur cosmodrome.
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