Sentence examples for astronaut relations from inspiring English sources

Rider two was David Clark, director of astronaut relations (yes, that is a real job title) at Virgin Galactic.

"We're not far off booking out our first year of operations," said Stephen Attenborough, head of astronaut relations at Galactic.

Concerns about the biological effect of space radiation and space dosimetry are increasing rapidly due to the perspective of long-duration astronaut missions, both in relation to the International Space Station and to manned interplanetary missions in near future.

Some of the reasons included fears about public relations if female astronauts were killed, as well as NASA's reliance on military pilots, who at the time were only male.

Despite the fact that (most) audiences knew how that particular adventure would end, Howard did a brilliant job of keeping the crackling tension alive by concentrating on the relations between the astronauts, his dexterity with both the mechanics of action cinema and the nuances of dialogue paying dramatic dividends.

Variously described as "control freak," "micro-manager," "vile despot" or "a kinder Steve Ballmer," Ming is best known for his fixation on NASA public relations specialist Dale Arden, girlfriend of astronaut Flash Gordon.

Doing fine work are Jeff Daniels as the caring but cautious suit who runs NASA, Chiwetel Ejiofor as the passionate director of Mars missions, Sean Bean as the dogged astronaut advocate and Kristen Wiig as the beleaguered media-relations director.

"Planet 51" tells the story of a cheery American astronaut who lands in a world filled with characters, landscapes and attitudes that bear a humorous relation to the 1950s.

Of the more than three hundred and sixty Americans selected to be astronauts since 1959, a dozen were immigrants, from countries like Argentina and Australia, India and Peru — all countries with which the United States had relations.

A hopeful moment clashes with the realization that relations between Israel and the Palestine territories are still dismal, even in this parallel universe where a Palestinian astronaut conquers the moon.

He's the astronauts' astronaut.