| During spaceflight astronauts lose muscle mass and function as a consequence of a lack of gravity. |
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| It operates microgravity science payloads for ground and spaceflight research. |
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| The first mission was described as the beginning of a new era of human spaceflight. |
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| Currently, orbital spaceflight is available to those who are willing to pay the price. |
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| When private companies enter the field of manned spaceflight, those inherent risks could be magnified. |
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| Projects like the HOTOL spaceplane have been rare exceptions to British disinterest in human spaceflight. |
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| In the first scenario, personal spaceflight will use lower-cost versions of classic boosters and spacecraft. |
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| In 1965 he became to first man to go on a spacewalk, and he still follows events in spaceflight from the sidelines. |
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| In those days, Canada did not have a human spaceflight program so I thought it would be impossible to achieve my dream. |
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| In the early years of human spaceflight, some worried that women would not have their periods safely in microgravity. |
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| The following section summarizes the sequence and logical progression of typical spaceflight system development and testing. |
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| Instead, Virgin is looking at the possibility of orbital spaceflight. |
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| This should be a good time for the young suborbital spaceflight industry. |
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| Fifty years have elapsed since a Soviet cosmonaut, Yuri Gagarin, lit the blue touchpaper on the era of manned spaceflight. |
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| Its mission is not human exploration for its own sake, nor off-planet colonisation, yet human spaceflight consumes a large chunk of the budget. |
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| Human spaceflight and space exploration emerged as a special issue from the consultation process on the Green Paper. |
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| After 100 days of spaceflight experience, I now feel like a veteran and am confident that I will do well during the remaining months. |
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| There is a body of work and achievement upon which it could build if it opted for a spaceflight programme. |
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| These kinds of benefits not only enhance the human experience of spaceflight, but also stimulate our youth's desire for knowledge. |
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| The ultimate goal was to develop techniques to be used either before or during spaceflight to alleviate its effects. |
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| Other prominent examples are spaceflight hardware, including satellites and ancillary systems. |
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| More extensive use of rotational spaceflight research platforms is planned for the International Space Station and free-flying biosatellites in coming years. |
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| The first spaceflight went well until atmosphere re-entry, when cables linking the capsule and the instrument module failed to separate completely. |
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| Each series will cover subjects such as satellite navigation, Earth observation, launchers, human spaceflight and microgravity, space science and astronauts. |
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| To fulfill the dream of spaceflight which was held by all the Chinese people, the aeronauticians had worked with perseverance and unremittingness for 11 years. |
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| A spaceport consultation outcome has been published, paving the way to make UK commercial spaceflight operations a reality. |
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| The men who were awarded this medal earned it with their intrepid spirits and feats of exploration, not dissimilar to what Bob and his crewmates demonstrate during spaceflight. |
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| In the form of rocket engines they power fireworks, model rocketry, spaceflight, and military missiles. |
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| Hawking views spaceflight and the colonization of space as necessary for the future of humanity. |
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| The Soviet Union took an early lead in the Space Race, with the first artificial satellite and the first human spaceflight. |
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| Human spaceflight and exploration are emblematic aspects of space. |
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| I think that's really going to change how we think about spaceflight. |
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| Parallel considerations may apply to manned spaceflight projects. |
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| The vodka maker has teamed with Virgin Galactic, the pioneering commercial spaceflight company founded by Richard Branson. |
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| Hypersole: This new Canadian experiment will determine how skin sensitivity changes between before and after spaceflight, and whether these changes are related to balance control. |
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| New competitors are aiming for strategic positions in space: China is already a force in satellite launchers and has recently successfully accomplished its first human spaceflight. |
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| But it only works if manned spaceflight can be justified to taxpayers in its own rightnot in terms of dollars and cents, of course, but for its inspirational value. |
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| Once new astronauts are selected, flight surgeons conduct physical examinations every year to ensure that the astronauts are medically fit for spaceflight. |
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| The faults appeared when Dr Oldenburg and Dr Brune tried to mimic sea-floor spreading by pulling the surface layer of their wax apart. In this section Sayonara, spaceflight? |
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| These support services within the Integrated Mission Operations Contract II are critical to the safe operation of all NASA human spaceflight missions. |
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| Solar sail technology relies upon a well-understood fact of spaceflight. |
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| Aerospace Visionaries to Discuss Private Spaceflight in Google Hangout Oct. |
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