Sentence examples for spacecraft above from inspiring English sources
The spacecraft (above) was launched in November from Kazakhstan aboard a Russian Soyuz-Fregat rocket.
Most gamma ray objects can be observed only from spacecraft, above Earth's radiation-absorbing atmosphere.
Mr. Eckstine says his "life's calling" is photographing alien spacecraft above Manhattan.
Many marvelled as Luke Skywalker took flight in spacecraft above the audience during a crucial battle; several critics found the am-dram bits confusing or, due to increasing audience numbers, difficult to even see.
Photographs of the crater taken from spacecraft above the Moon show terraced slumps on the crater walls that resemble giant stairs leading to the floor, 3.8 km (2.4 miles) below the rim crest.
"How could this jet stream keep this six-sided shape and rotate as a unit for such a long time?" The maneuvers send the spacecraft above the gas giant's northern atmosphere and allow it to skim just past unexplored outer edges of the main rings, sensing dust and gas particles along the way.
The dotted lines show the flux of interstellar dust for the threshold of the above spacecraft.
Yevgeny Vasilevich Khrunov, an early Russian astronaut who took part in the first linkup of two manned spacecraft high above the earth, has died at the age of 67.
Within a few days, scientists will manoeuvre Europe's £1bn Rosetta spacecraft directly above a massive ball of ice, dust and organic chemicals called Comet 67P/Churyumov Gerasimenko. Then they will transmit a signal to the probe instructing it to release a tiny lander craft, called Philae, and send it gliding down to the comet.
It is here, after the momentous aphorism, that we get the picture of the real Neil Armstrong, then a thirty-eight-year-old man from Ohio who, though he excelled in the often swagger-rich fields of combat missions in Korea, test-piloting rocket planes, and commanding spacecraft, was above all a quiet professional, who would describe himself later simply as an earnest engineer.
To gather more material, the agency is developing a sample-collecting space harpoon which could be projected "with surgical precision" from a spacecraft hovering above the target.
