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1. Others have reusable space vehicles and undersea gear.
2. Varrios said, showing off a little of what she learned about the reusable space vehicle.
3. A new kind of rocket engine for the next generation of reusable space vehicles has been tested at full power for the first time.
4. The shuttle is the only winged manned spacecraft to achieve orbit and land, and the only reusable space vehicle that has ever made multiple flights into orbit.
5. The shuttle was originally offered as a reliable, reusable space vehicle, but expense repairs and costly delays have hampered the operation of the now-aging fleet.
6. It's difficult to find reusable space vehicle in a sentence. 用reusable space vehicle造句挺難的
7. Congress has just cleared away some of the obstacles by passing the Commercial Space Act, which for the first time allows private companies to obtain federal licenses for reusable space vehicles.
8. But, he said, the plan is so threatening to the prospects for a new generation of low-cost, reusable space vehicles that he felt compelled to take the risk.
9. But in recent years, it produced plans for a recently introduced commercial jet and was working with the Russian Space Agency and French researchers on a shuttle-type reusable space vehicle.
10. The next generation of reusable space vehicles is at least 10 to 15 years off, said Donald H . Emero, who served as the shuttle's chief engineer from 1989 to 1993.
11. Several other companies, including Kistler Aerospace Corp . in Kirkland, Wash ., are developing reusable space vehicles, which can cut the cost of a rocket launch by as much as 75 percent.
12. Plans for space tourism, for less expensive satellite launchings and for same-day global package deliveries are fueling a surge in private research on reusable space vehicles, Rogers and other aerospace experts said in interviews last week.
13. But in an age of Internet startups and software success stories, the handful of firms developing reusable space vehicles are generally having a hard time attracting venture capital, said Eric Stallmer, president of the Space Transportation Association.
14. However, Oxford Analytica technology editor Giles Alston writes that in fact NASA is in a stronger position than it has been for many years, with newly enhanced political leverage, a sympathetic White House and a new project for non-reusable space vehicles that is drawing bipartisan support in Congress.
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