Sentence examples for launching cost from inspiring English sources

The much lower launching cost for higher inclinations has made it worth redesigning the experiment for a sun-synchronous orbit.

A deployable membrane optical mirror has many advantages such as being ultra-lightweight and having a low areal density, which can potentially decrease the launching cost by reducing the launch vehicle size requirement.

TRW and its partners, including Bell Aerospace and Eastman Kodak, are to build, test and operate the new observatory for a year under an $824.8 million contract that does not include launching costs.

The original Digg, as launched, cost Kevin Rose less than $2,000 to create.

The software will be distributed to America's allies in Europe and elsewhere.As satellites shrink, launch costs can drop dramatically too, because new launch methods become feasible.

With each missile launched costing the best part of a million and other costs totting up rapidly, the bill will be hefty.

Inflatable space stations are lighter than metal ones, and even small savings in weight make a big difference to launch costs.Expandable modules may be safer, too.

Besides new deployment options, this also reduces the mass and thus launch costs of a satellite.

DirecTV will spend more than $200 million on DirecTV 4S, including launching costs and insurance.

They also contend that competition would spur innovation and drive down the launching costs, which, in turn, would open vibrant new markets.

Researchers said data from the $127 million mission -- $97 million coming from NASA and $30 million, including launching costs, from Germany -- would initially benefit ocean and climate research.