Sentence examples for spaceflight operations from inspiring English sources

Finally, the operation complexity values of spaceflight operations were determined by the weighted Euclidean norm of the four factors.

The tech company has also installed its own dedicated flight control centre in the nearby Spaceflight Operations Center, separate from the terminal.

Nasa decided in 2009, two years prior to the retirement of the 30-year-old shuttle programme, that it would split its manned spaceflight operations in two.

William F. Readdy, a former astronaut who heads spaceflight operations, has said he will leave the agency after the Discovery flight, and more departures are likely as Mr. O'Keefe's successor, Michael D. Griffin, builds his own team.

Volker Bouffier, the minister president of Hesse, the German state in which Darmstadt is located, called Philae's landing a miracle; Brigitte Zypries, Germany's aerospace coördinator, who was patched in via satellite, called it a triumph for European unity; Thomas Reiter, ESA's director of human spaceflight operations, let loose a series of awkward fist pumps.

Beijing sees the Tiangong and Shenzhou dockings as the next phase in its step-by-step approach to acquiring the skills of human spaceflight operations.

But APL has a boutique spaceflight operation funded by NASA contracts, accounting for about 20percentt of the lab's overall workload.

Bill Gerstenmaier, Nasa's associate administrator of spaceflight operation offered little comfort when he said: "We are still struggling to understand what the real problem is". What is your most harrowing experience of computer failure?

The nine spaceflight emergency tasks were chosen from the Chinese spaceflight operation handbook.

The study went further, combining guided imagery with spaceflight operation training.

"This is a new page in the transatlantic co-operation," said Thomas Reiter, the director of human spaceflight and operations at the European Space Agency (Esa).