Sentence examples for fleet of spacecraft from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fleet of spacecraft" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a group or collection of spacecraft. Example: "NASA is planning to send a fleet of spacecraft to explore the outer reaches of our galaxy."
With the current fleet of spacecraft progress can be made in separating radial distance, heliolatitude, and solar cycle effects.
YOU'VE seen it on "Star Wars"—a fleet of spacecraft cruising in perfect formation through icy interstellar realms, precisely controlled by noiseless on-board computers.
The Sun is surrounded by a fleet of spacecraft that can see sunspots forming, flares crackling and a solar storm about 30 minutes before it hits Earth.
Sir Richard Branson today announced that he had signed a licensing deal to create a fleet of spacecraft offering commercial flights to space by 2007-8.
A US company has unveiled plans to launch a fleet of spacecraft to hunt for small asteroids that pass close to Earth which might one day be mined for their precious resources.
Wind — along with 17 other missions – is part of what's called the Heliophysics Systems Observatory, a fleet of spacecraft dedicated to understanding how the sun and its giant explosions affect Earth, the planets and beyond.
Think also about the satellite phone, messaging and internet operators who want to re-new, supplement or simply establish fleets of spacecraft.
The fleet of flexible spacecraft is driven to the pre-assembly configuration firstly, and then to the desired assembly configuration.
Prodea announced a partnership with Space Adventures, Ltd., and the Federal Space Agency of Russia to create a fleet of suborbital spacecraft for commercial use.
This paper presents a distributed control law with disturbance observer for the autonomous assembly of a fleet of flexible spacecraft to construct a large flexible space structure.
(Curiosity, which landed in 2012, is nuclear-powered and mostly unaffected by the dust). The storm is being monitored by a fleet of orbiting spacecraft, particularly the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
