Sentence examples for launches down from inspiring English sources
A new startup called Relativity Space founded by two aerospace engineers wants to use massive 3D printers to produce rockets without humans required on the factory floor, with the ultimate aim of driving the price of rocket launches down from their current rate of around $100 million to just about $10 million per launch.
Better signal reception floats all boats, but this tech is more focused on the network provider side of the equation, so don't expect it to result in any dramatic consumer product launches down the road.
Yes, it's there to increase music listening, which is important for Spotify's business model around advertising, as well as to attract more users for subscription services, and more engagement potentially for other paid services that it launches down the line.
Unusually slow out of the gates that day, California was soon snapping at the heels of the leaders before launching down the stretch to execute a five-and-a-quarter-length victory.
We immediately launched down the jungle trail at top speed, leaving a stream of dust and mud behind us.
This not only defeats lift should you be foolish enough to launch down the local freeway at the 155-mph top speed, but makes every officer in your state notice your Evo.
There's the McCafé coffee shop-style restaurant that launched down under in Australia in the 1990s and the Create Your Taste concept from a few years back designed the compete with Shake Shack.
The challenge is to get the price of launch down low enough that it really does start expanding the possible things people could do in space.
Over the years, I've kept abreast of the space program and realized that sending humans to Mars is not going to happen until the cost of rocket launches comes down.
The number of search-and-rescue missions that are launched is down by more than 70% and deaths by 15%.
The company led by billionaire Elon Musk is striving for reusability to drive launch costs down and open up space to more people.
