Sentence examples for launch fleets from inspiring English sources

Key to those efforts is Raytheon's investment in a three-year-old satellite start-up called HawkEye360, which wants to launch fleets of microwave-sized satellites into orbit, where they will orbit the Earth in clusters of three.

And last week it announced an investment in BridgeSat, a Colorado-based company that wants to launch fleets of small satellites that use lasers to beam information back to Earth, or to other satellites.

His efforts bore some success, especially in countering the attempts by Turkish emirs like Tzachas of Smyrna to launch fleets in the Aegean.

It was the book that made him and launched fleets of other people's travel books.

In the long run, however, some form of extractive industry on the Moon is likely, in part because launching fleets of large rockets continuously from Earth would be too costly and too polluting of the atmosphere.

At the beginning of the decade, Mr. Schwartz was among the crowd of entrepreneurs and companies who thought that a new communications frontier could be opened by launching fleets of mobile satellites.

Some of the approaches that researchers have dreamed up include launching fleets of space-based shades to dim the sunlight hitting Earth or altering the albedo of the ocean with light-colored reflectors.

Moreover, these companies seem to be racing to launch public fleets first.

New mayor Boris Johnson is persevering with Ken Livingstone's plan to launch a fleet of 10 hydrogen-fuelled buses by 2010.

Today, someone could launch a fleet of airplanes to spray aerosols or other substances into the upper atmosphere, and it arguably would not violate any laws.

This week the Wall Street Journal reported that Google will spend more than $1 billion to launch a fleet of 180 satellites.