Sentence examples for spaceship development from inspiring English sources
IF his plans hadn't been thwarted two decades ago, said Peter Mocco, the developer of the massive Liberty Harbor community rising adjacent to two historic neighborhoods here, he would have built a "spaceship" development — sealed-off and sterile.
Boeing isn't alone, of course, and the contract was one of several efforts by the government to jump-start new spaceship development and fill the void left by NASA's retiring shuttles.
As for timelines, Musk cracked that while he's "not the best at this sort of thing," and SpaceX is being "intentionally fuzzy about this timeline," it's looking to complete the first development spaceship in about four years, and to start doing several little flights with that — "maybe even go to orbit," relatively "stripped down".
The train segments would use elements of Einstein's life and work; the trial involved, among other things, Patty Hearst; and the spaceship would revolve around the development of the atomic bomb.
Nevertheless, Mr Allen promised to fund the development of the world's first private spaceship.
Billboards for these developments promise exotic luxuries like neighborhoods with spaceship themed malls, complete with glass capsule elevators and high-speed escalators.
This plan involves a whole new generation of spaceships designed for transporting Martian colonists en masse, as well as the successful development of the Falcon Heavy, which will be the largest rocket ever made.
Female nerds who like sci-fi tend to gravitate more towards development of characters and relationships than towards plot elements such as cool spaceships and hardware, space battles, mecha, and other plot elements that male nerds traditionally appreciate.
Sir Richard's six-passenger spacecraft, which he's calling the VSS (for Virgin SpaceShips) Enterprise, is the most advanced and apparently best-funded of the space tourism ventures in development.
Throughout the comic's development, White has brought in disabled talent, asking Bradley Davies – an artist with a neurological disability – to design the spaceship for the comic's villain.
