Examples of using Space programs in English and their translations into Chinese
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Scientific advances from national space programs have had a significant impact on how we live and work, from advanced materials to global telecommunications.
A lot of countries and a growing number of private companies, and universities have space programs, but no money to build their own space station".
The concept of humanity being off-planet in secret space programs may seem impossible for many to believe.
Many countries, and increasingly private companies and universities, have space programs, but cannot afford to build their own space station,” he said.
The headquarters move is significant for Boeing as its space programs move from development to operations, but will only impact a handful of Washington-area jobs.
It also created a Civilian-Military Liaison Committee, appointed by the President, responsible for coordinating the nation's civilian and military space programs.
However, space programs and technologies are almost always of dual-use nature, and the military component in them is difficult to separate from the civilian.
In June, Trump called for the new branch to be created, despite resistance from the Air Force, which now oversees military space programs.
Former Defense Secretary William Perry has extensive experience in space matters, and he serves on many industry advisory boards that execute space programs, Loverro noted.
In June, Trump called for the new branch to be created, despite resistance from the Air Force, which currently oversees military space programs.
This was similar to the situation in Germany where the Nazi SS and German Secret Societies had built parallel space programs.
Earlier research efforts within the U.S. Air Force and many of ARPA's early space programs were also transferred to NASA.
The U.S. Air Force, which controls 90 percent of the military's space programs, insists it wants to move faster.
At the Edinburgh meeting, ESA also agreed to provide a total of $7bn for space programs over the next five years.
Here is a list of some of the more famous human space programs(in rough chronological order).
Today, the Omega Speedmaster is still used in all manned space programs and has become one of the permanent equipment of the International Space Station.
In the history of mankind there have only been 2 successful manned space programs.
Crafting space policy is getting more complicated as the lines between commercial, civil and military space programs become less well-defined.
Any exchange of information on commercial space programs would have to take into account the need to preserve key business interests.
Smaller space programs exist in nearly a dozen other nations in the region, making Asia a new epicenter of space activity.