Sentence examples for spacecraft through from inspiring English sources

Played by Robin Higgenbotham, C3-Piccolo will lead the imaginary spacecraft through "Lift Off," by Russell Peck.

On the day of the launch, Leonov exited the Voskhod spacecraft through an airlock and performed the first space walk, maneuvering in space for 10 minutes.

Arthur C Clarke's Rendezvous With Rama is little more than a guided tour of the titular spacecraft through the eyes of its human explorers.

Hewitt suggests that, as its exquisite aria voyages like a spacecraft through 30 incarnations in distant harmonic galaxies and then touches down, "it's a long journey that leads back to the beginning: a homecoming, and we like to feel that.

We have [also] flown the Cassini spacecraft through the geysers erupting off [Saturn's moon] Enceladus – we know there are organics in those water plumes but we don't know how complex those organics are.

Prior to Discovery's docking with the ISS, Collins guided the spacecraft through a full 360° pitch (nose-over-tail) maneuver the first person to do so with an orbiter which allowed ISS crew members to photograph the spacecraft's belly for possible damage.

We numerically investigate the impact of the General Theory of Relativity (GTR) on the orbital part of the satellite-to-satellite range ρ and range-rate ˙ρ of the twin GRACE A/B spacecrafts through their post-Newtonian (PN) dynamical equations of motion integrated in an Earth-centered frame over a time span ΔP= 1d.

His realization of astronauts floating through the spacecraft, gliding through their artificial atmosphere as if swimming in air, has a simple and giddy delight, which he reinforces with a few long camera moves that sail through the craft along with the astronauts.

In situ observations of the subsolar region have been difficult, because spacecraft normally pass through very quickly at ionospheric altitudes.

The asteroid belt is very sparsely populated; spacecraft routinely pass through without incident.

These enhancements can be explained by the assumption that the radio signal passes twice through the same solar wind density irregularities for close spacecraft but through uncorrelated irregularities when the heliocentric distance becomes too large.