Sentence examples for capsule that has from inspiring English sources

Last Saturday, SpaceX was the first to launch its spacecraft, an upgraded version of the Dragon capsule that has carried cargo to the space station for years.

Andrew Mueller Monsters (Gareth Edwards, 2010, 11.25pm, Film4 A sci-fi romance about a space capsule that has crashed in Mexico, spawning enormous alien beasts. Photojournalist Scoot McNairy reluctantly agrees to escort his boss's daughter (Whitney Able) through this hostile territory to safety.

SpaceX also just recovered the Dragon capsule it used for an ISS resupply mission it flew on July 3, which is the first Dragon capsule that has visited the ISS previously, returned to Earth, been refurbished and used over again.

SpaceX will use its Dragon V2, a more modern-looking design based on its Dragon capsule that has been ferrying NASA supplies to the space station for the past two years.

"I feel like we discovered a time capsule that has been right under our noses this whole time," said Christina Warinner, a molecular anthropologist at the University of Oklahoma and the lead author of the study.

Pneumococci produce a capsule that has been linked to a decrease in biofilm formation supporting this hypothesis [ 35].

When the Unisphere at the 1964 World's Fair was brand new, the crowds marveled at the Mercury capsule that had carried Scott Carpenter into space, a replica of a two-person Gemini capsule and, for those who remained earthbound, a Picturephone that could make videocalls.

Plus it does some things that seem a bit pointless: For example, the agency will spend tens of billions of dollars on a heavy-lift rocket and a crew capsule that have no obvious place to go in the next couple of decades.

What looked like a pinball machine was in fact the "rescue" station, where a crew member manipulated a plastic yellow helicopter that picked up a space capsule that had just splashed down at sea and moved it to a model aircraft carrier.

The "Today" show, too often too quick with a gimmick, cut away from the jubilation and cheering in Chile to tourists standing around the outdoor plaza at Rockefeller Center, where the correspondent Amy Robach climbed into a similar capsule that had been used to rescue nine Pennsylvania miners in 2002.

It also included a NASA Exhibit that included models and mockups of various satellites, as well as the Project Mercury capsule that had carried Alan Shepard into space.