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noun
A vehicle that travels through space
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Of these gaps, only Encke was known prior to spacecraft exploration of Saturn.
The same does not apply to spacecraft that have left Earth's orbit.
And many of us love the sci-fi film Silent Running, too, in which giant greenhouses are attached to spacecraft.
Thus, the great detail exhibited in the rings and atmosphere was largely unknown prior to spacecraft observations.
That both comets will be passing near, perhaps very near, to spacecraft capable of doing something with the opportunity is a remarkable stroke of luck in itself.
This nongovernmental organization maintains records for manned flights from balloons to spacecraft, as well as records for flights of model aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, and sporting events.
The new policy calls for wider international cooperation in exploring space, studying climate change, and tracking and removing orbital debris that poses a risk to spacecraft passing through.
In both missions, a piece of foam fell from the fuel tank, damaging the shuttle; both times, NASA officials expressed confidence that there would be no peril to spacecraft or crew.
Even the smallest piece of debris is capable of causing damage to spacecraft as they can collide at a combined speed of more than 30,000mph, the Guardian reports.
Kevlar was initially used as replacement for steel in radial automobile tires, and it later found its way into more than 200 products, ranging from yacht sails to spacecraft.
A8 SCIENCE/HEALTH New Approach by NASA As the space shuttle Endeavour prepares for landing, NASA officials expressed confidence that there would be no peril to spacecraft or crew.
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