Sentence examples for astronaut time from inspiring English sources

Many space scientists are enthusiastic because the agreement will shift astronaut time into running the extensive array of experiments they want to deploy on the station while it is being assembled.

It has seen something like four separate servicing missions since its launch, which is like 900 servicing missions in astronaut time.

Velocities derived from the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal [14] and the NASA technical reports [15], [16], [17] are based on extensive reconstructions of astronaut time and distance measurements, the latter frequently determined from calibrated images of the lunar surface.

The new schedule gives astronauts time to perform an emergency spacewalk to help reel in the mast.

That meant there was enough cryogenic rocket fuel, liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen, to continue the radar mapping of Earth through Sunday, leaving the astronauts time to stow their gear, including a radar mast, before landing on Tuesday.

Scientists may soon be able to predict brief "all-clear" periods with no severe space weather on the horizon, giving sensitive satellite systems a breather and astronauts time to spacewalk, a consortium of space weather researchers announced today.

On April 24th, Samantha Cristoforetti, Italy's first female astronaut, took time off from her regular duties in the International Space Station to read from the Divine Comedy.

On April 24th, Samantha Cristoforetti, Italy's first female astronaut, took time off from her regular duties in the International Space Station to read from the_ _Divine Comedy.

"How does an astronaut have time to text all the people using the app?" I asked.

Mission managers said they briefly discussed the news of the foam chunk with the astronauts in the afternoon, and transmitted pictures to Discovery in the early evening after the astronauts' bed time.

The spokesman told Xinhua that the astronauts this time will again dock with the module and perform experiments while there.