Examples of using Sputnik in English and their translations into Hungarian
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I would just pissed on Sputnik.
but… hardly anyone remembers Sputnik 2.
Sputnik and RT have reported in recent days that most French police no longer support Macron and are siding with the protesters.
the PKA space planes, the Sputnik satellite, the Mercury,
Alexander Shcherbakov, publish an article in Sputnik magazine revealing their shocking conclusion about the nature of the Moon.
A military source told Sputnik that"the Syrian army is dealing the final blow to the last enclaves of Daesh fighters in a desert in central Syria.
The Russian news portal Sputnik said that one of the teachers at the University of Lvov(Ukraine)
Earlier, a SDF source presented Sputnik with evidence of a growing French military presence in Manbij.
The Soviets launched Sputnik 2 only two months after Sputnik 1, but this time it carried a small dog by the name of Laika.
Sputnik quickly became one of the three great shocks to hit America-- historians say the equal of Pearl Harbor or 9/11.
residence for a dance laboratory(MU Therminal) and for a theatre company(Viktor Bodó's Sputnik).
The surprise Sputnik launch and the failure of the first two U.S. launch attempts proved otherwise.
Sputnik International website says that their mission is“to points the way to a multipolar world that respects every country's national interests, culture, history and traditions”.
Half a century ago, when the Soviets beat us into space with the launch of a satellite called Sputnik, we had no idea how we would beat them to the moon.
The surprise Sputnik launch and the failure of the first two U.S. launch attempts proved this false.
Icy plain within Tombaugh Regio("Tombaugh Region") is called Sputnik Planum, after the famous Soviet satellite whose 1957 launch marked the birth of the space age.
The team was founded in 2014 within the Sputnik Shipping Company,
Case in point: on October 4, 1957, the Soviet Union had launched Sputnik, the first man-made satellite to successfully orbit the Earth.
In the 2018 Italian parliamentary elections, more than 90 percent of the content created by Russia Today and Sputnik targeted Italian anti-immigration communities.
The surprise Sputnik launch and the failure of the first two U.S. launch attempts proved it was not so.