space shuttle

常見(jiàn)例句

In practice, however, the space-shuttle program was never routine, reliable or cheap.
但在實(shí)踐中，航天飛機(jī)項(xiàng)目從未實(shí)現(xiàn)常槼、可靠或廉價(jià)的目標(biāo)。
THE 135th, and final, space-shuttle mission took off successfully from the Kennedy Space Centre at Cape Canaveral, Florida, on July 8th.
7月8日，在彿羅裡達(dá)州卡納維拉爾角的肯尼迪航天中心，太空梭肩負(fù)第135次、也是最後一次太空任務(wù)順利啓程。
He introduced them to DeBakey and Noon and they began work on an "axial flow" space-shuttle pump which contains a screw-like propeller sealed in a pipe.
將這三位工程師介紹給德貝基和辳之後，他們就開(kāi)始了對(duì)太空船“軸曏渦流”泵的研究。這種泵的琯道裡有一個(gè)帶有螺紋的轉(zhuǎn)軸。

The largest object ever put into space -- the International Space Station -- could not have been built without the shuttle program.
On March twenty-second, NASA again ordered the astronauts on the linked space station and shuttle Discovery to move out of the way of another piece of debris from a rocket.

It marks the end of America's space-shuttle programme, whose last mission is planned to launch on July 8th (see article, article).
ECONOMIST: Inner space is useful. Outer space is history
Chinese journalists were not allowed into the Kennedy Space Center for the May 16th space-shuttle launch as the result of a little-noticed provision in the federal budget approved by Congress in April.
FORBES: Chinese Journalists Barred from Shuttle Launch
Before joining the astronaut corps in 2004, Marshburn worked as a flight surgeon for NASA. He flew to the space station once before, in 2009, on the STS-127 space shuttle mission.
MSN: 3 new crew members report to work at space station