astronauts

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

好了，在五年内机器人在火星上所做的两名宇航员在一个星期内就可以完成。

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.

每一个臂状结构都由塑料薄膜造成，可被机器人或航天员铺展在月球表面。

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.

慢慢地，罗宾的思绪开始回到上个世纪，那时他是最早的一批宇航员之一。

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.

我注意到这个世界上有很多漂亮的女人都喜欢宇航员，于是我希望多蒂能决定离开我。

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

运送太空人和补给品到那里所费不赀，而且和平号太空站的维护也不容易。

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

在一些宇航员上太空的头两天里，他们会感觉想吐，这种状况用NASA的话讲就是“胃部感知”。

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

两名宇航员切断了一个老液氨储罐，然后预备将一个新的替换到它的原位。

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

国旗也是关键，国旗的顶端镶边了，以便宇航员将国旗滑动至横杆。

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

中国航天员走出飞船舱门迈进太空的第一步，标志着中国航天事业的又一个全新的开始。

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

舱内的宇航员每隔90分钟就能领略到太阳如何在清晨的地球上空点燃巨大的彩虹。

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.

至少在今后几年中，俄罗斯太空船将成为运送美国宇航员前往和离开国际空间站的唯一途径。

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

毫无疑问这样一来你肯定会惹恼其他宇航员的。因为，那里也不能开窗。

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

发现号宇宙飞船上的一名宇航员在今天的一次太空行走中丢失了一把刮刀。

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

这70美元的美国飞行员太阳镜光学原件是真实的东西，由宇航员利用自人类太空计划的开始。

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

航天员降落后，应将他们安全和迅速地送回航天器的登记国。

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

胶质，凝胶，气泡，沸腾和冷却，这些只是宇航员通过这个实验台所要学习的部分领域。

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

他非常崇拜宇航员，他说：“我那时想他们都是电影明星，而我只不过是一个很平常的孩子。”

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

几分钟后，航天员可以看到对方的航天器。

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

但是该杂志表示，太阳耀斑减弱会给宇航员带来很大好处，因为这种情况也能有效减少有害射线的数量。

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

宇航员在航天飞机里准备起飞的时候，有人却发现他们的电脑出了点毛病。