Sentence examples for mission science from inspiring English sources

Dr. Scott M. McLennan, a professor of geosciences at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and a member of the mission science team, said the Utah findings were interesting and potentially useful.

The mission science is led by Don Pollacco from Warwick University, Cambridge University has a major role in the complex image processing software while the Open University will work on public engagement.

A general description of the mission science objectives is given.

NetLander had looked vulnerable ever since NASA's decision last month not to provide a launcher and to stop funding for the mission (Science, 2 May, p. 719).

These scientific interactions were a critical part of the science process and significantly improved mission science return over reduced communications conditions.

The major risk for a planetary mission science archive is seen in the combination of minimal involvement by Mission Scientists and inadequate funding.

Exasperated, he asked a pair of obvious questions: "Why do we have to have this place any longer?" and "Is there any really unique science that can only be done at Los Alamos and nowhere else?" It is that last point in particular that the new managers must address.Regardless of which way you look at it, a lot of good "off-mission" science has been done at Los Alamos.

The disaster aggravates NASA's struggles with its Discovery program of low-cost solar system missions (Science, 23 July, p. 467).

Even though exploration--not science--is the driver of the new lunar missions, "science will be one of the big beneficiaries," says planetary geologist Jeff Taylor of the University of Hawaii in Honolulu.

A scientific panel appointed by NASA disagreed with those claims this summer, but called for the agency to undertake a study on the ethical issues raised by such missions (Science, 12 July, p. 175).

Entertaining the public has become its main mission, with science frequently taking a back seat.