Sentence examples for take the payload from inspiring English sources

The second stage will take the payload to about 300 miles up, at which point it will cut off, and about 11 minutes after liftoff the rocket will dip its nose and spin a bit to get the GRACE-FO satellites into position.

The third-stage engine takes the payload into orbit and is not recovered once it falls back to Earth.

Take the Mission Payload Module Non-Lethal Weapons System.

At first, it didn't seem to make sense to consider larger rockets that take the heaviest payloads into geostationary orbits at 22,000 miles.

Don't shoot the payload, its indestructible and wastes ammo.

The second stage will then ignite to take its payload up to orbit.

Teams must take a payload to space with only days to prepare, then do it again soon after — if they want to win the $10M grand prize.

This approach, if it can be made to work, would reduce that fraction of the vehicle's mass that must be carried as propellant, enabling the vehicle to take a practical payload to orbit in a single leap.

These amphibious machines could fly several meters above the surface of the water, and the Orlyonok (or "Eaglet", in English) could take on a payload of up to 61,730lbs while reaching a fairly impressive max cruising speed of about 250mph.

More size means fewer instruments fit on the craft, and more weight means they take up more of the payload — both restrictions that surely chafed the designers of early probes like Voyager and Galileo.

Once the baseline shape is replaced with the optimized shape, it is detected that (1) taking the minimum fuel as an objective function, the take-off mass is 2.07% lighter than the take-off mass of the baseline shape, (2) taking the maximum payload mass as an objective function, the payload mass is 14.3% heavier than the payload mass of the baseline shape.