spacecraft
astronave
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The experiment will be performed on board the Soyuz spacecraft by the Italian astronaut.
a vehicle used for traveling in space.
translation of 'spacecraft'
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astronave
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The first extreme condition a 'spacecraft' has to deal with is that of launch.
A 'spacecraft' would also have to be designed form scratch and built in under a year.
Once it is safely in orbit around the ringed planet, the 'spacecraft' can begin to do its real work.
This was followed by a simulated separation of the 'spacecraft' from the launcher.
The experiment will be performed on board the Soyuz 'spacecraft' by the Italian astronaut.
The United States is also planning on launching a lunar 'spacecraft' a few years later.
In 1993, Nasa's Observer 'spacecraft' vanished three days before it was due to enter orbit.
In addition, they will also have to operate a manned 'spacecraft' for at least a week.
How much food do we need to have on the 'spacecraft' for the astronauts to go to Mars?
The 'spacecraft' then will be ready to serve the scientific community for years to come.
The operations team came up with a plan to roll the 'spacecraft' and warm the hinges with the Sun.
Galileo is the first 'spacecraft' to fly by an asteroid and the first to discover a moon of an asteroid.
It will be the second time American astronauts return to Earth in a Soyuz 'spacecraft' .
It is rare to have an opportunity to study a small body up close without sending a 'spacecraft' to it.
The 'spacecraft' may tell us more about comets and their place in the solar system.
Saturn is to be visited by the Cassini 'spacecraft' in the middle of this year, so keep your eye on it.
If all goes well, Messenger will be the first 'spacecraft' to orbit that planet.
The Voyager 'spacecraft' carried a laser disc of Bulgarian folk music to show aliens what life is like on earth.
Its engineers warned that ice from the shuttle or the launch platform could fall and damage the 'spacecraft' .
Electrical devices on 'spacecrafts' , satellites, and aircraft must work reliably and efficiently in situations where they can not be easily repaired.
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