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Company officials say it will be able to transport satellites or spacecraft weighing up to fifty-three metric tons into orbit.

Skeptics deem the concept a non-starter, at least until the cost of putting a commercial power plant into orbit drops dramatically.

The DPRK said recently that it will retaliate if countries try to intercept its attempt to put a satellite into orbit.

The ROK said the satellite it attempted to launch into orbit Tuesday probably burned up in the atmosphere after falling back toward earth.

However, if the spacecraft is to be inserted into orbit about that inner planet, then there must be a mechanism to slow the spacecraft.

North Korea's official news agency said the country had sent a satellite into orbit, where it was transmitting revolutionary songs.

The aim of this flight was to test the new shuttle system, to go safely up into orbit and to return to the Earth for a safe landing.

I thought after a few decades? of rockets they would come up with a space elevator or another way of getting into orbit, cheaper and safer.

The shuttle went into orbit on schedule to enable it to circle the earth at least once.

The North insisted, to universal disbelief, that the exercise was designed to put a communications satellite into orbit.

Pyongyang says it launched a satellite into orbit but the United States, Japan, and others say it was a ballistic missile test.

In 2003 China became only the third country, after the U. S. and Russia, to put a person into orbit on its own.

North Korea said it was sending a satellite into orbit, but its neighbours suspect the launch was a cover for a long-range missile test.

This July the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft is expected to go into orbit around the solar system's second-largest planet.

The shuttle was supposed to be a reusable truck that would make the business of putting people into orbit quotidian.

It is only the third country to launch a human into orbit on its own, after Russia and the United States.

The regime claims to be sending a satellite into orbit and has notified the International Maritime Organisation of its plan.

"Internet cafes" management of the market after years of special treatment has been formalized into orbit.

Metallic objects -- albeit very small ones , a few tons at most -- escaped into orbit around the Earth .

The shuttles can carry a far greater load into orbit than any other rockets now in use, and can also bring heavy items back to the ground.

China's human space program made its debut in 2003 with the launching of its first astronaut into orbit aboard a capsule known as Shenzhou.

A disk of this material (orange) is swept into orbit around the black hole, fed by winds flowing out from the star.

The first geostationary communications satellite, known as Early Bird, went into orbit in 1965 .

Defying calls not to, North Korea launched a rocket that it said put a communications satellite into orbit.

It was not immediately known whether the rocket has succeeded in fulfilling North Korea's stated goal of putting a rocket into orbit.

The orbiter was launched and went into orbit last week.

The U. S. needs a cheap way to put humans and equipment into orbit, until commercial rockets become available.

Iran has also said it aims to put a man into orbit within 10 years, despite the expense and technological challenge.

The first flight of a space shuttle into orbit took place in 1981.

On this date in 1990, such dreams were about to come true as the Hubble Space Telescope was put into orbit.

Once in space, the spacecraft went into orbit around the Earth.

Oil prices are a crucial driver. When oil prices went into orbit, retail sales cracked.

One of the things you see with the Chinese is they set these prestige goals, like putting a man into orbit.

"The research rocket is part of preparations for the launch of a satellite into orbit, " said IRNA.

Iran appears to have test-launched a rocket it plans to use to carry a research satellite into orbit.

Russian space experts will pick one of the two men, both Muslims, to go into orbit on September 2 next year.

The satellite was supposed to be placed into orbit about 650 kilometres above the earth, where it would track carbon-dioxide emissions.

In nineteen fifty-seven the Soviets put the first satellite, Sputnik, into orbit around the Earth.

Furthermore, the expense of lofting the heavy projectiles into orbit would be exorbitant.

At the turn of the millennium, with no move to tighten margin requirements, a feedback loop sent share prices into orbit.

Drag the mouse into orbit suitable location for the train through!

Nearly three days after launch, the braking engines fired and the Apollo 8 capsule went into orbit around the moon.

Iran launched its first satellite into orbit in February -- the thirtieth anniversary of the Islamic revolution.

The trip, which lasted more than two days, was the first to take the shuttle into orbit.

It was very similar to feeling among Americans when Gagarin went into orbit.

Explorer 1, the first satellite sent into orbit by the U. S. , discovered the innermost Van Allen radiation belt.

The last stage went higher and took the Apollo into orbit round the earth.

Since then, five more "taikonauts" , as Chinese astronauts are sometimes called, have been into orbit.

To really send her into orbit, start at her neck and use your fingers to pet upwards into her hair along her scalp.

We are often told that technological know-how, acquired in attempting to get us into orbit, will be utilized to make life better on earth.

Japan launched its fourth spy satellite into orbit on Saturday, increasing its ability to independently gather intelligence.

First the spacecraft went into orbit around the moon.

With the launch vehicle after the separation of three satellites is not rocket into orbit, but fell in the waters near Hawaii.

Apollo would go into orbit around the moon. A small spaceship named Eagle would separate from Apollo and land on the moon.

Russia is to launch a carrying rocket Wednesday to send a Thai satellite into orbit to observe the earth, local media reported Monday.

A Chinese company confirmed Tuesday that a domestically built broadcast satellite it sent into orbit last month failed to deploy properly.

The brief message held out an offer that might launch the little chocolate company into orbit.

Hubble Space Telescope (HST): Most sophisticated optical observatory ever placed into orbit around Earth.

Iran said at the time it needed two more similar launches before putting a domestically made satellite into orbit.

The third mission, called Orion I, is planned to launch an actual Orion spacecraft into orbit, but on an unmanned test flight, Diller said.

NASA's Mercury probe Messenger last Thursday became the first spacecraft to go into orbit around Mercury.

The continue stage go digit and had the Apollo into orbit round the earth.

The Cassini spacecraft brought a disk of signatures into orbit around Saturn. The Phoenix Mars Lander took DVD to Mars' north pole.

Over the following four decades, the Cold War and the Space Race catapulted humans past the sound barrier, into orbit and beyond.

North Korean scientists watched as the rocket lifted off before putting an object into orbit.

In other words, just before those markets went into orbit.

It carried two Soviet cosmonauts into orbit around the Earth.

Apollo 8 was a test in which an Apollo moonship was put into orbit around the moon.

They put a weather satellite into orbit round the earth.

The probe expects to reach the 530km-wide body in late July, whereupon it will go into orbit around the rock.

The plant for making the huge container that feeds the shuttle's engines during its ascent into orbit has closed and the tooling dismantled.

If a satellite can one day be put into orbit round Mars, scientists will be able to find a great deal.

Next year should see a release of data collected by the US Kepler space telescope, launched into orbit in March 2009.

Since 2006, the "Long March" rocket series has completed 67 launch missions and has sent 79 spacecraft into orbit, showing its reliability.

Most people know natural gas as home-heating fuel, but methane may soon be powering spaceships into orbit and beyond.

On the screens at NASA, Mike and his colleagues anxiously watched it settle into orbit.

John was afraid his father would go into orbit when he found out about the car accident.

With NASA's Messenger probe now going into orbit around Mercury, Dr Hazen predicts that it will find only 300 or so minerals on the planet.

Only when a rocket attains a speed of 18, 000 odd miles per hour, can it put a man-made satellite into orbit.

Less than a decade ago, it fired its first human being into orbit.

Even at these speeds, the rogue worlds could be corralled into orbit again, under the right conditions.

The propellants are used by the shuttle's three main engines during the launch into orbit.

An ATV gets put into orbit by Ariane. It's in a circuit or orbit, but it has to find its way to the space station.

America's first attempt at putting a satellite into orbit blew up on the launch pad at Cape Canaveral, Fla.

It is less than a decade since China put a human into orbit for the first time, and three years since its first spacewalk.

The authorization act says it must be capable of delivering 130 tonnes into orbit, 4. 5 times more than the shuttle.

China has launched its 100th Long March rocket, lifting a communication satellite for radio and television into orbit.

A rocket designed to place small payloads into orbit is carried to an altitude of 12. 0km above sea level by a converted airliner.

The ISS, a habitable, artificial satellite in low Earth orbit, is the 11th space station launched into orbit by humanity.

The TanDEM-X satellite has blasted into orbit on a mission to acquire the most precise 3D map of the Earth's surface.

The first of NASA's Great Observatories, the Hubble Space Telescope was carried into orbit in 1990 by the space shuttle.

Japan has sent several satellites into orbit, while India has one orbiting the moon and China put its first man in space in 2003.

North Korea has said it will put a satellite into orbit next month.

North Korea says it plans to launch a communication's satellite into orbit.

Next year it says it will launch its third manned spaceship into orbit around Earth.

a space vehicle into orbit, a very big push is needed Because the friction of air and the force of gravity are working against it .

The satellites under the name "Environment 1" will be sent into orbit by a Long March 2C carrier.

Its offspring will cost even less and get into orbit even more quickly.

This not only involves sending the food into orbit, but also transporting it across international lines to launch sites around the globe.

And Florida residents were treated to some astonishing views as the shuttle soared into orbit.

The launch vehicle lifts the satellite into orbit.

It is reported that China has sent another man-made earth satellite into orbit.

Forget Viagra! Sound waves can send your sex life into orbit.

A NASA spokesman described the shuttle's trip into orbit.

Apollo would go into orbit around the moon.

This threw a cloud of vaporised and molten rock into orbit, which coalesced into the moon.

Since that time, hundreds of astronauts have been into orbit, but none has ventured further.

In 2004, the researchers sent the first three-cube nanosatellite into orbit.

The Russians first succeeded in putting monkeys into orbit in 1983.

Take us into orbit Mr. Malmsteen. We've seen enough.

Shuttle into orbit when needed flight time: 9, 10 points arrows separation, ship the shenzhou 5 manned spacecraft in orbit accurately.

As nations, the United States and India both know that the third stage is crucial to boosting us into orbit.

It's a fact that more people fly into orbit than land a F1 race seat.

And the Messenger spacecraft goes into orbit around Mercury in 2011.

In fact in 1995 potato plants were taken into orbit on the Columbia and actually grown.

It is reported that another man-made satellite has been put into orbit.

The country put a research satellite, known as the Chang'e 1, into orbit around the moon last year.

Hubble was launched aboard space shuttle Discovery on April 24, 1990 and deployed into orbit the following day.

I was born in October, 1957, one day after the Soviets lobbed the Sputnik satellite into orbit.

The 6. 5-ton Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite, or UARS, was carried into orbit during a space shuttle mission in 1991.

If you ever wanted to take a trip to the International Space Station, or fly on board a rocket into orbit, now's your chance.

The DPRK has said it plans to send a satellite into orbit sometime between April 4-8.

The year before, the country sent what it called its first research satellite into orbit.

As more and more satellites are blasted into orbit, the challenges of keeping them from hitting debris or each other are growing.

Iran has fired a satellite into orbit and a shot across the bow of American diplomacy

The first step was the development of the Shenzhou capsule system which has so far permitted six nationals to go into orbit since 2003;

Messenger is the first spacecraft to go into orbit around the planet

First Solar Sail to be Launched into Orbit from Russian Submarine

The Fed will try to force the economy into orbit with more bond purchases

reaction power sends artificial satellites into orbit

Falcon 9, a private space rocket that might eventually carry people into orbit, has just passed its first test

Public registry of objects launched into orbit or beyond;

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