Sentence examples for most complex mission from inspiring English sources

Philae – which will become the first probe ever to land on a comet if all goes well on 12 November – is part of the most complex mission ever undertaken by the European Space Agency.

That leaves enough airspace for what Accenture, a consultancy, considers to be the most complex mission for civilian drones automated delivery.Amazon says that a drone-delivery service called Prime Air that it has tested in Canada will be ready by early 2015, assuming the FAA ban is lifted.

The enormous array of science objectives and targets — moons, rings, Saturn itself — makes it one of the most complex missions ever flown.

Meanwhile, activists from the ruling Congress party have celebrated the launch of the Mars Orbiter Mission at a rally in the eastern city of Calcutta and congratulatory messages have been pouring in from India's top leaders with PM Manmohan Singh describing it as "the most complex space mission of the country".

"A year ago, I said we would fly the most complex series of missions NASA has undertaken since landing on the moon," Mr. Dittemore said.

Correcting Hubble's vision required $800m – more than half the telescope's original $1.5bn price tag – and was one of the most complex manned space missions ever flown.

Philip Nobel, an architecture critic, states Mr. Libeskind's complex mission most simply: "Everyone is looking to the site to make them feel better".

The under-construction James Webb Space Telescope is the biggest, most complex, and most expensive science mission that NASA has ever attempted.

Webb is the biggest, most complex, and most expensive science mission that NASA has ever attempted, and expectations among astronomers and the public are huge.

Planned and supported by NASA and the European Space Agency, the $3.3 billion mission is considered the most complex interplanetary venture ever undertaken.

Robert Cabana, NASA's international operations manager for the station, said this mission would be the most complex yet to the station and likened the astronauts' tasks to those of construction workers framing a tall building.