例句與造句

1. Near-Earth Asteroid Scout is a planned light sail-propelled mission.
2. Such a material has not yet been produced in the form of a working light sail.
3. They would crew STL light sail ships, while the passengers were kept in suspended animation.
4. In the science fiction novel " Rocheworld ", Forward described a light sail propelled by super lasers.
5. Their spaceship decelerate by detaching part of the light sail as well as using magnetic braking in the solar wind.
6. It's difficult to find light sails in a sentence. 用light sails造句挺難的
7. More recent light sail designs propose to boost the thrust by aiming ground-based lasers or masers at the sail.
8. Using a laser-pumped light sail spacecraft known as Prometheus, the journey to their destination of Barnard's star lasts 40 years.
9. The five-hour $ 25 cruises to Boston Light sail on June 13, July 11, Aug . 14, and Sept . 11.
10. Jordin Kare has proposed a variant to this whereby a " beam " of small laser accelerated light sails would transfer momentum to a magsail vehicle.
11. One of the earliest American stories about light sails is " The Lady Who Sailed the Soul " by Cordwainer Smith, which was published in 1960.
12. Robert L . Forward proposed a means for decelerating an interstellar light sail in the destination star system without requiring a laser array to be present in that system.
13. I was surprised to read a claim that it is possible to send instrument probes to Alpha Centauri and other stars within 10 light years using a laser light sail approach.
14. Many ordinary spacecraft and satellites also use solar collectors, temperature-control panels and Sun shades as light sails, to make minor corrections to their attitude and orbit without using fuel.
15. Also in early 20th century literature, Pierre Boulle's " Planet of the Apes " novel starts with a couple floating in space on a ship propelled and maneuvered by light sails.
16. Another concept for solar propulsion in space is the light sail; this doesn't require conversion of light to electrical energy, instead relying directly on the tiny but persistent radiation pressure of light.
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