Sentence examples for help astronauts from inspiring English sources

A. There is growing evidence that exercise can help astronauts recover from muscle and bone losses and limit such losses.

He once lost control of an unwieldy contraption nicknamed the Flying Bedstead that was designed to help astronauts train for the lunar landing.

Nasa is working with Microsoft to take its augmented reality headset into space, and use it to help astronauts do difficult tasks while in orbit.

Since the disintegration of the Space Shuttle Colombia in 2003, it has been looking to create a system to help astronauts survive a high-altitude crash.

The communication lag means no surfing the Internet, but Zak Wilson, who is twenty-eight, speculated that e-mail, even if it's time-delayed, will help astronauts feel less isolated than old-time sailors trapped in the Antarctic ice.

Yes, a display of flashing red lights could make you think that the police are arriving, but according to Fred Maxik, a scientist who designed illumination to help astronauts sleep in space, the real reason that so many companies go blue is that it is energy efficient and therefore cheap.

Helping astronauts find what they photographed can be fun but it also helps researchers investigating light pollution.

Water can be broken apart to produce hydrogen for rocket fuel and oxygen for fuel and breathing, helping astronauts live off the land while exploring.

Their trip would give NASA the opportunity to test its deep-space spacecraft, the Orion capsule, as well as its procedures for helping astronauts work with asteroids, which have almost no gravity.

Mr. Faget, who with several colleagues held the patent for the design of the Mercury capsule, also created the craft's form-fitting "survival couch," which helped astronauts withstand the gravitational forces of launching and re-entry.

This is largely thanks to the NASA Advanced Food Technology Project, which helps astronauts enjoy dishes that are more or less similar to what we eat on Earth.