Sentence examples for spacecraft fleet from inspiring English sources

Due for release in mid-March for PC and iOS, with a Mac version to follow, it sees you playing a spacecraft fleet captain, building ships and exploring the galaxy through battles and diplomacy.

It was day of celebration and raw emotion, with Nasa employees openly weeping on the runway in front of the newly retired shuttle, and Chris Ferguson, the Atlantis commander, paying a moving tribute to it and the rest of the spacecraft fleet.

The formulas are implemented following an extensive estimation of parameter values compiled from debris generation models, engineering analyses of mitigation/adaptation technologies, productivity losses from collision risk, and spacecraft fleet projections.

In what Ender believes to be a simulator, he directs human spacecraft against bugger fleets supposedly controlled by Mazer.

NASA and other space and weather agencies keep watch on the sun's activity using a fleet of spacecraft, including the Solar Dynamics Observatory, NASA's twin STEREO spacecraft and other probes.

The Sun is surrounded by a fleet of spacecraft that can see sunspots forming, flares crackling and a solar storm about 30 minutes before it hits Earth.

YOU'VE seen it on "Star Wars"—a fleet of spacecraft cruising in perfect formation through icy interstellar realms, precisely controlled by noiseless on-board computers.

Standing alongside him at the launch site was Virgin boss Richard Branson, who said last week that he had signed a deal with the successful team to develop a fleet of spacecraft, with the aim of starting commercial flights in 2007-8.

A US company has unveiled plans to launch a fleet of spacecraft to hunt for small asteroids that pass close to Earth which might one day be mined for their precious resources.

After the in-flight explosion of the U.S. space shuttle orbiter Columbia in February 2003 and the consequent grounding of the shuttle fleet, Soyuz spacecraft for a time provided the only means for ISS crew exchanges until shuttle flights resumed in July 2005.

The transmission is to mark the 40th anniversary of the recording of the song, as well as the 50th anniversary of both NASA and its first satellite, Explorer I, and the 45th anniversary of the Deep Space Network, which carries out communications between NASA and its far-flung fleet of spacecraft.