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Okey, what's bearing up opportunity have done in five years on Mars two astronauts could probably have done in a week.

Each arm would be made of a plastic film that could be rolled out onto the surface of the moon, either by robots or by astronauts.

Slowly, Robin's mind began to wander back to the time, well back in the last century, when he had been one of the first astronauts.

I'd noticed there were a lot of good-looking women in the world and a lot of them liked astronauts. I hoped Dottie would decide to leave me.

It cost a lot of money to send astronauts and supplies there. It was also not easy to keep Mir in good shape.

On their first day or two in space, some astronauts feel queasy, a condition referred to in Nasa-speak as "stomach awareness" .

The two astronauts disconnected an old empty ammonia tank and got a new one ready to put in its place.

The flag itself was standard issue, although the top was hemmed so that the astronauts would be able to slide it over the crossbar.

Chinese astronauts out of the spacecraft into the space, the first step in the door, marking China's space industry has a new beginning.

The shuttle enabled its astronauts to see, every 90 minutes, how the sun ignited a giant rainbow over the morning Earth.

For the next few years at least, Russian boosters will be the only way to take U. S. astronauts to and from the space station.

No doubt making you very unpopular with the other astronauts, as you can`t open a window in there, either.

One of the Shuttle Discovery astronauts lost a spatula while out on a spacewalk today.

These $70 American Optics Original Pilot Sunglasses are the real thing, used by astronauts since the beginning of the human space program.

When astronauts make such a landing, they shall be safely and promptly returned to the State of registry of their space vehicle.

Colloids, gels, bubbles, boiling and cooling are just a few of the long list of areas astronauts will study using the fluids rack.

He admired astronauts, but, as he said, "I thought they were movie stars. I thought I was kind of a normal kid. "

A few minutes later, the astronauts were able to see each others' spacecraft.

However, astronauts would benefit from a reduced number of solar flares, which also produce dangerous radiation, said the magazine.

The astronauts were in the space shuttle ready to go, but somebody saw one of their computers had a problem.

In contrast, SpaceX will be ready to transport astronauts within three years of receiving a NASA contract, at a price per seat of $20m.

The astronauts would be wearing bulky space suits, so they needed a flagpole that was easy to assemble and to plant in the ground.

That would be a vary practical value for a future Moon base for astronauts. Water ice could be melted and purified for drinking.

But the astronauts are still trying to figure out why the computer system on the Russian side of International Space Station crashed.

Discovery's astronauts woke up Monday evening to The Beatles "Good Day Sunshine" and were ready to get back home.

The astronauts could have staked out a modest territorial claim to everything within a hundred miles of the landing site and sold it.

In the video before the speech Obama recalled his grandfather taking him to see astronauts coming back to earth.

Zhang Bonan said that this was the astronauts in their own game, not pre-arranged.

If astronauts were to visit this crater, they might be able to use eight wheelbarrows of soil to melt 10 to 13 gallons of water.

As the American astronauts continued to float through space, they inspected each other and each other's spacecraft.

yes, Did you know that astronauts are able to see it from space?

To explore the surface of the moon, astronauts must be able to survive outside the protection of their spacecraft.

Although the course for cargo is set, the White House has not yet decided to have the commercial sector transport astronauts.

without astronauts to fit new lenses, the enormously expensive satellite would have been a flop.

The work escalates when astronauts get assigned to a mission, which usually happens a year or more before the flight.

The walk will take place in the afternoon local time, with the astronauts returning to Earth soon afterward, the office said.

One of the Shenzhou 7 astronauts, who did not actually exit the craft, wore a Russian- made Orlan space suit .

Without a new crew, the astronauts will simply have to hit the lights, lock the door and leave the place empty.

To keep astronauts in the equivalent of an equatorial region, the living quarters of the spacecraft would have to be doughnut-shaped .

Did you know that astronauts are able to see it from space?

The stadium was full of laughter every time the astronauts threw out a humorous answer.

Astronauts did careful inspections of every panel on the edges of the wings and on the nose of the shuttle.

He was one of the three astronauts who were in the final group to train for the Shenzhou 5 flight.

If all goes well Chinese astronauts will be living in space for months at a time within the next nine years.

Without special equipment, astronauts would not be able to survive in outer space.

The shuttle program's end leaves just a fraction of the flight opportunities astronauts usually have each year.

Many felt there was a chance that the astronauts could bring back to earth some strange infection.

The new exploration plan would allow four astronauts to stay on the moon for a week - twice as long as Apollo missions.

It took the astronauts more than three hours to complete the preparations needed to leave the Lunar module.

Looking up from the moon's surface, the Apollo astronauts were able to see the great, shining earth.

Naturally, what was important on a commercial airliner also could be enormously beneficial to the astronauts flying the space shuttle.

But its Falcon 9 rocket, the one that would be used to carry astronauts to the space station, has yet to have its first launching.

When the spaceship leaves the earth at tremendous speed, the astronauts feel as if they are being crushed against the spaceship floor.

But three of these astronauts are due to return to Earth next month, and the rest are scheduled to come back in mid-November.

They gathered at the Discovery Center in Boise on Tuesday to ask the astronauts questions by video link.

Astronauts can spot the Great Wall from low earth orbit, along with plenty of other things like the Giza pyramids and even airport runways.

Astronauts work hard all day, but at the end of the day they get free time.

The irony of having to send our astronauts up in Russian Soyuz capsules is as plain as cold war history.

But to get there, those astronauts literally had to break out of the tremendous gravity pull of the earth.

In this case, the Ares I-X took a ride on one of two crawlers built to carry around the Saturn V rockets that sent astronauts to the moon.

That would be a very practical value for a future moon base for astronauts.

And it's here deep down under the water that NASA is giving people stress tests to help astronauts way way up in space.

Brown wants to collect memories from all the former astronauts to help the museum bring space closer to the public.

These astronauts were also the first to use the "spoon bowl, " a plastic container that could be opened and its contents eaten with a spoon.

The astronauts will return to Earth in a few days on space shuttle Endeavour's last voyage.

Travel beyond earth ceased to hold our imaginations long before Columbia from the instant the first astronauts got to the moon.

Five years later, tomorrow the United States with a self-styled "pull ashore" met the soul of the astronauts.

That should allow NASA to transport a much greater number of astronauts and to get much more use out of the space station.

It is usually requested that astronauts move from one worksite to another during the extravehicular activity.

The astronauts feel as if they are being crushed against the spaceship floor .

The crowd waved American flags for the U. S. astronauts and Japanese flags for crew member Soichi Noguchi, one of the spacewalkers.

On which mission did Charlie Brown and Snoopy accompany the astronauts as they traveled into space?

The astronauts, which are not shout to be Very abundance excited, are not expected to earth on youoon shortly.

After their historic flight around the earth, the three courageous astronauts stepped out of their small spacecraft.

More than a few tourists had another experience familiar to many astronauts: Their first ride left them more than a little queasy .

The plan called for a Gemini spacecraft carrying two astronauts to get close to an unmanned satellite.

At about this time, movies actors began running for President, astronauts began flying.

Any future astronauts expecting a spectacular light show, similar to auroras on Earth, may be in for a disappointment.

Even exercising two hours a day isn't enough to keep astronauts' bones from breaking down during long-duration spaceflights.

He said that astronauts returning from the zero gravity of space often have trouble with balance .

Some of them, like the camera, were lost by astronauts while they did work outside their spacecraft.

In space, computers help astronauts and pilots control the speed and direction of a spaceship's flight.

Even for astronauts, this was a rare sight indeed: an aurora hovering over the southern Indian Ocean.

Nearby is a large painting by famed American illustrator Norman Rockwell of two astronauts suiting up for the first flight of the in 1965.

Chinese astronauts - yuhangyuans - are expected to live aboard the conjoined vehicles for up to two weeks.

Within the next five years, doctors may use it to keep an eye on post-op patients, athletes and astronauts.

Because no resistance as long as space is not space to speed up the pace of astronauts and the spacecraft should be the same ~!

Many astronauts moved to NASA because it was the next step up the career ladder.

Sexual intercourse in space may appear out of bounds , but astronauts have been known to succumb to earthly passions.

The light-hearted project will see the capsule, signed by many astronauts, returned to Earth to go on public display.

"At NASA, we provided astronauts for exploration, " he said.

NASA is also hoping that private, commercial companies will soon be able to fly astronauts to the space station in newly developed vehicles.

The satellites will spend the next year cruising the lunar surface, will help to determine where astronauts could land and set up camp.

NASA says it won't affect tonight's planned spacewalk and that astronauts will not have to move out of the way.

Next year, two or three astronauts will be sent into space for the first manned docking.

Two spacewalking astronauts have been able to install a new camera in the Hubble Space Telescope.

The film shows astronauts planting the American flag on the Moon. It shows the flag rippling in the wind.

It's the size of a double-decker bus, and will deliver much needed food, air, fuel, and equipment to the space station's astronauts.

Atlantis lifted off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, Thursday, carrying seven astronauts and a European built research module.

In a telephone hook up to the Apollo 11 astronauts, Mr. Nixon paid tribute to their history-making accomplishment.

Each orbiter is configured differently for every mission, according to what the astronauts want to see displayed in each window.

If you look at some of the symptoms of problems some of the early astronauts had, you'd realize that it probably was radiation poisoning.

On Physique of Astronauts as Viewed from the Point of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Astronauts spend months in simulators practicing over and over the procedures they will be carrying out in space.

I tried to coin a term for the kind of people who invented Hailstorm: architecture astronauts.

In case of irreparable damage, the astronauts could move into the space station for two to three months and await rescue by another shuttle.

The computer then gives the astronauts a contingency plan, displayed on an LCD screen attached to the right breast of the suit.

A broken toilet on board a cramped spacecraft would be a serious nuisance, as astronauts who have lived with the problem can attest.

Astronauts would be chosen for the program from the best military test pilots who hadeducationseducation in science or engineering.

And today is a big day for the astronauts trying to fix the Hubble space telescope.

During this period, China launched six Shenzhou spaceships to set up a system transporting astronauts between Earth and space.

On the downside, many astronauts feel congested in space and lose much of their sense of smell.

But measuring the age of lunar plagioclase, samples of which were collected by Apollo astronauts, is fraught with uncertainty.

Space exploration activities would be incomplete without participation of female astronauts.

The preparation for the selection has begun, and the selection may begin soon , but we have no plans to select women astronauts yet.

Along the way the astronauts would be bombarded by cosmic radiation and risk being baked by unpredictable solar flares.

Astronauts are not allowed to eat beans before they go into space because passing wind in a spacesuit damages the suit .

action, he a social dance dance-like mode there, every time astronauts have to do a dance, fly games over his prospective.

The seven astronauts, waving and giving thumbs-up, headed out to the launch pad in the late afternoon and boarded their spaceship.

Space station program manager Mike Suffredini said the first thing astronauts need to do is fix the wings .

NASA says it's unaware of any astronauts who flew after heavy drinking, but the Space Agency says it is investigating.

Um. . . OK, say there is water ice on the moon. That would be a very practical value for a future moon base for astronauts.

That would be a very practical value for future moon base for astronauts.

Humans, he said, are astronauts on Spaceship Earth.

Astronauts must learn to eat his way.

One of the most dramatic events of his first term occurred in 1969, when American astronauts made the first moon landing.

Astronauts are not allowed to eat beans before they go into space because passing wind in a spacesuit damages them.

In the next year or two, as more people leave or retire, the agency will recruit a new class of 6 to 12 astronauts, Dr. Whitson said.

The mission was designed to test the potential for astronauts to escape without a space craft in an emergency.

Nutritionists have some advice for astronauts worried about bone loss: Eat more fish -- and while you're at it, skip the salt.

Suddenly the power began to increase. The astronauts turned the systems back on.

A spinning centrifuge provides artificial gravity for the astronauts who man the ship.

Could there be a connection between the number of astronauts and the number of roller coasters in this state?

The storms' charged particles can be a hazard to the health of astronauts and passengers on high altitude flights.

Astronauts are not allowed to eat beans before they go into space because passing wind in a space suit damages them.

The astronauts splashed down in the Pacific Ocean.

Astronauts would be chosen for the program from the best military test pilots who had education in science or engineering.

The space agency would no longer operate its own spacecraft, but essentially buy tickets for its astronauts.

A handful of Apollo astronauts have been taking questions from an eager audience here, and memories of those glory days have been recalled.

Lindgren and his classmates already are working toward the day when NASA will send astronauts to explore another planetary body.

Why did the heavy Landing Modules make no impression on the surface, while the astronauts' footprints did?

The system basically provides astronauts with direct private communications.

Astronauts on the next flight, Gemini Five, suffered a number of technical problems.

This layer is also similar to the water-cooled garments that NASA astronauts have worn inside their space suits since the Apollo missions.

Recently, the sunspot activity is relatively low while the sun in a quiet period for extravehicular astronauts to walk.

Mars astronauts' motivation, training, team confidence and survival instincts will be much the same as they were for Apollo.

A moon rock given to the Dutch prime minister by Apollo 11 astronauts in 1969 has turned out to be a fake.

Astronauts use computers to control the speed and direction of spaceships , even the temperature .

In both of these scenarios, astronauts can be periodically resupplied from Earth itself.

It's unclear whether Sweden's Moon-house will be big enough to accommodate Japanese robots and American astronauts.

American, Russian and Korean astronauts aboard the International Space Station listen to a call from mission control in Russia in April.

Astronauts who are expected to go there in the next decade may find plenty of water to slake their thirst.

These 2 astronauts, part of Discovery's crew, have started a spacewalk to help install a new component on the International Space Station.

Actually , Snoopy was even honored to be the mascot of US astronauts, for his carefulness and sense on safety .

"Astronauts usually experience a great deal of stress on take-off, " he says.

In case of accidents, the escape tower will jettison with the spacecraft, bringing the astronauts to safety.

When NASA was preparing for the Apollo Project, it took the astronauts to a Navajo reservation in Arizona for training.

Astronauts have struggled to complete the most critical repair to the Hubble Space Telescope in a second spacewalk.

The cumulative damage to the physical environment was so vast that it was visible to astronauts in space; it was also extremely varied.

It was the first time NASA astronauts have ever been awakened by a live musical performance from Houston.

This camera, controlled from mission control back in Houston, kept an eye on the astronauts.

The astronauts reported that it was the only man-made thing they could see from the moon.

The crew will probably include two female astronauts, who would be the first women to enter space for China, state media reported.

Unlike previous space vehicles for astronauts, Skylab featured a large interior area where space was available for a dining room and table.

A crew of two Bigelow astronauts would then be launched on a "crew taxi" rocket and dock their capsule to the Sundancer.

A hundred and six astronauts in the whole fucking world and I'm one of 'em!

Neil Armstrong was the first of 12 astronauts to leave a footprint on the moon.

For several tense minutes, the astronauts of Gemini Six were sitting on top of a highly explosive mass of rocket fuel.

At Houston's Johnson Space Center, the home for the human spaceflight program, astronauts are a dime a dozen.

Four missions have killed 18 astronauts between them.

NASA explained that the astronauts struggled to plant the US flag on the surface of the Moon.

Trange it, astronauts will acquire a workhouse vehicle capable of flying into space and returning many times.

Two astronauts are on a spacewalk to spruce up the international space station's new Japanese lab.

The replacement timetable is partly determined by the portions of the year when astronauts can land safely.

NASA says that the astronauts rotated the flag's pole back and forth while planting it so that it would remain upright.

From a permanent base, astronauts would truly explore the moon instead of only scratching the surface.

I was excited to see Chinese astronauts flying over the earth.

The timing of the spacewalk could, however, be changed, depending on how long it would take for the astronauts to adjust to all the factors.

As well as astronauts , pilots depend on computers to help them fly.

When the exploration was completed, the two astronauts on the moon would blast off in the landing craft to join the moon-ship once more.

After that, the U. S. and other nations will rely on vintage Russian spacecraft to ferry their astronauts to the $100 billion station.

a spacecraft that carries astronauts from the command module to the surface of the moon and back.

The astronauts will land in central part of the Inner Mongolia autonomous region in a re-entry module.

The technology is the same used to train NASA astronauts at the Johnson Space Center in Houston.

People must live on Earth just as astronauts live in a spaceship. They must use their supplies wisely, and re-use them.

Decreased bone mass in the astronauts indicates that the gravity force is an important factor for bone physiology.

But the above photos don't show any signs of stay of U. S. astronauts and only a small number of spots.

The astronauts who are reported to be very cheerful, are expected to land on the moon shortly.

On most missions one or two astronauts would walk in space, carrying clumpy instruments in huge gloved hands, to tinker with the craft.

Astronauts are subjected to all kinds of tests before they are actually sent up in a spacecraft.

The reassuring sight of the voluminous red-and-white canopies opening above tells the astronauts that their amazing trip is almost complete.

In any case, it makes you feel for any future astronauts who might try to make it to Mars.

Only two years earlier, NASA's Challenger shuttle disaster killed seven astronauts.

The Caib probe concluded astronauts would still be unable to fix such damage once in orbit.

One of the astronauts is called Johnson, whose parents were born in China.

Zhang Bonan said that with the experimental basis, "the seven gods, " the astronauts will be "like a spaceship to fly as driving" !

Finally, nice touch at the end with the astronauts. Who doesn't give it up for astronauts?

This is compounded by the fact that long exposures to microgravity have been shown to exacerbate presbyopia in astronauts.

Sceptic: If the Apollo astronauts had really travelled to the moon, they would have been cooked by a giant belt of lethal space radiation.

And that's what NASA expects of these future astronauts, too.

South Korea's government has been unabashed in wanting its space programme expanded with an eye to putting astronauts into space.

This time will employ manual control method by the astronauts working in the orbital station to achieve docking from the orbital station.

The Ark of the Covenant was allegedly an electrified transmitter that allowed Moses to communicate with the astronauts.

And the two NASA astronauts would be the first to land in a foreign space craft and in a foreign country.

He studied the equipment and instruments doctors used to examine astronauts just after a flight.

The simulation result can provide some guidelines for the design of extravehicular activity and ground training of astronauts.

The astronauts, who are said to be very excited, are expected to land on the moon shortly.

But modifications needed for carrying astronauts could be costly and the launch alliance has also experienced delays and cost overruns.

Come on. You see astronauts floating around weightless all the time.

Should astronauts wear slippers? Should they be able to watch the evening news?

Astronauts needed a way to cleanse water they take up into space, since bacteria and sickness would be highly problematic.

We know that high sodium contributes to bone loss, and all astronauts experience at least some degree of bone loss when they're in orbit.

The top ten jobs include: Ferrari racing coaches, astronauts, wine makers, magicians, and comedians, etc.

Like America's Right-Stuff Mercury astronauts, Gagarin was a perfect tool for Soviet propaganda.

But for deep space, astronauts will need new training entirely, perhaps including spending weeks, even months, in confinement and isolation.

The food that astronauts cary with does not iook like the food you eat.

The astronauts would have to endure a magnetic field of 20 teslas , and no one knows what the biological effects would be.

Along with overloading power lines and disrupting satellite communications, the eruptions can endanger astronauts on spacewalks.

NASA has not flown astronauts beyond low-Earth orbit since the Apollo program, in the 1970s.

Astronauts can cover more ground by living in the vehicle for weeks at a time.

Since 2008, astronauts have delivered the final set of solar wings, as well as new modules and laboratories.

Leonard: Just think. Thanks to your hard work, an international crew of astronauts will "boldly go where no man has gone before. "

Mr Nelson's book contains compelling portraits of the astronauts: the American heroes of the age.

Four times astronauts have had to walk outside the space shuttle to repair the Hubble telescope, the last time in 2009.

If NASA decides to reduce tours of duty at the space station from six months to four, that would mean a need for even more astronauts.

The damage caused the shuttle to break apart upon reentry, killing all seven astronauts on board.

Yang: yes, of course, no astronauts selection standards of many, mostly from four aspects to consider.

The air tank can provide a few hours for the astronauts air.

Because liquids typically form spherical blobs in weightlessness, astronauts drink from sealed pouches using straws.

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

Astronauts also will attach a Canadian-built robotic arm system that will assist astronauts during space walks and perform other tasks.

Many of those activities require astronauts to control tools and machines remotely while watching their progress on a monitor.

What's the best way to whisk astronauts to safety if their rocket were to explode on the launch pad?

It has been reported that astronauts on long-duration missions on board the space station experience changes in taste.

It answers all the scatological and emotional questions that kids always imprudently ask astronauts.

Astronauts are accustomed to the state of weightlessness .

Orbiting astronauts have even become clinically depressed and panicked at psychosomatic illnesses.

The early astronauts, Wolfe wrote, devoted their spare time to "Flying & Drinking and Drinking & Driving. "

So far, only the U. S. has sent astronauts to the moon.

That will be the first humanoid robot in space and will deal with the housekeeping chores so the astronauts can focus on their work.

Astronauts soon got used to the condition of weightlessness.

the astronauts fix it up with the help of a robot.

U. S. space pioneer Schirra, one of the original Mercury 7 astronauts who flew NASA's earliest flights.

Wakata's fellow astronauts may have noticed that he does not change his underpants very often.

NASA astronauts Shannon Walker, Doug Wheelock and Tracy Caldwell Dyson have spent months living on the International Space Station.

So all six astronauts on the space station will almost certainly have left the orbiting lab by mid-November.

The astronauts soon got used to the condition of weightlessness.

Interplanetary travel probably means that astronauts will need to carry ecosystems along to supply food and oxygen.

Astronauts on board the International Space Station first saw it far in the distance. Soon it enlarged to become a dark silhouette.

Gateway into the air space capsule, you will notice the following astronauts will air gateway to the cabin door closed on closely.