Sentence examples for opened spaceflight from inspiring English sources

With its typical crew of five to seven members and its average flight rate of five missions per year, the shuttle opened spaceflight to more people, and more diverse people.

Richard Branson is close to opening spaceflight for ordinary citizens, and if I am lucky, I will be among the early passengers.

With Armstrong's death, the chapter spaceflight history that opened with Kennedy's pledge in 1961 has closed.

The X-prize has opened the way to private spaceflight and space tourism.

"By refining multipurpose lights for astronauts safety, health and well-being in spaceflight, the door is opened for new lighting strategies that can be evolved for use on Earth".

"We believe reusable rockets will open up a new era of spaceflight, and make access to space more efficient in terms of cost and manifest management.

Consciously or unconsciously, the activities of these planetary miners may further open up the final frontier and will enable human spaceflight.

But he is less sure that his industry is at a tipping point for spaceflight to become much more common, driving down prices and opening up space to new businesses.

As the space tourism industry evolves, the ranks of spaceflight participants will grow, and suborbital and orbital flights will inevitably give way to lunar excursions and trips to Mars and beyond, by which time space tourism will be operating as a full-fledged industry capable of truly opening the frontier of space.

These American-made wonders preen at the edge of Ely Square Park, some with tail fins audacious enough for spaceflight, others with open hoods boasting of the muscular engines beneath.

Both fully reusable rockets and rockets that you can reuse quickly are key to truly blowing open the doors on the commercial spaceflight market, according to SpaceX.