Sentence examples for other spaceflight from inspiring English sources

Perhaps no other spaceflight — all 4 hours, 55 minutes and 23 seconds of it — has been followed by so many with such paralyzing apprehension.

These potential improvements include: utilizing in-flight controls to delineate microgravity versus other spaceflight effects, increasing scientific return via next-generation sequencing technologies, and utilizing multiple genotypes to ensure results are not unique to one genetic background.

Nevertheless, the loss of MVIF in otherwise healthy individuals suggests that Mars500 was a valid isolation model comparable to other spaceflight analogues [7] and may have implications for long-term spaceflight recommendations that previously focused on microgravity as the cause of muscle atrophy [43].

Several reviewers found it easy to shoot down enemy ships with the intuitive controls, but others pointed out that aerobatic maneuvers, such as jinking or barrel rolls, cannot be performed, reducing dogfights to overly simplistic and repetitive "chase or be chased" sequences that pale in comparison to the action in other spaceflight simulators.

First, working with companies like Planet Labs, Spire, and Planetary Resources, among others, Spaceflight helps organize these customers' payloads, ensuring that their satellites get into space as seamlessly as possible.

If the US pulls out early, the European, Japanese and Russian space agencies might ditch the station and have no other human spaceflight programme to join.

He has founded a private firm, Blue Origin, that is working with Nasa and other groups on spaceflight projects and that late last year test-fired a new rocket engine.

During the flight (which, with an apogee of 254 miles [409 km], was then the highest attained by a manned capsule), Yegorov tested the effects of radiation, confinement, weightlessness, and various other conditions of spaceflight on himself and the other cosmonauts.

Besides the constitutive downregulation of AMPs in larvae, other responses to spaceflight also occurred in the absence of bacterial challenge.

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.

Some want a cislunar space station to learn long-duration spaceflight, others to get down and dirty on the radiation-bathed lunar surface.