Sentence examples for payload off from inspiring English sources

But getting a ton of payload off the moon requires only one ton of propellant.

The first stage is the heaviest part of the vehicle and has the largest rocket engines, the largest fuel and oxidizer tanks, and the highest thrust; its task is to impart the initial thrust needed to overcome Earth's gravity and thus to lift the total weight of the vehicle and its payload off of Earth.

It takes lots of power to get an aircraft and its payload off the ground.

In the 6, the first stage will have a line of three motors, each loaded with 135 tonnes of solid propellant, to lift the vehicle and its payload off the pad.

Raptor isn't quite ready to start sending massive payloads off the Earth, but it's getting there.

At the time, all kinds of civilians had blasted off: payload specialists (industrial astronauts!), military payload specialists, and congressmen.

These will require kilowatt and megawatt power systems for life support, propulsion of large payloads, and off-world industry.

The multi-objective optimization problem has been solved finding a trade-off between minimizing the fuel and maximizing the useful payload of the scientific mission.

Test flights carrying scientific payloads could lift off sooner.

Said scheme — The GREAT Tech Awards TGTAA) — is heavy on jingoism (yes that's "GREAT" as in Britain and GREAT as in technology, see what they did there?) — and light on payload and pay-off.

– Duke University bioengineers have not only figured out a way to sneak molecular spies through the walls of individual cells, they can now slip them into the command center -- or nucleus -- of those cells, where they can report back important information or drop off payloads.