查询词典 astronauts

The astronauts relied on their life-support systems.

宇航员的生存要依赖其生命支持系统。

Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell were the crew of Gemini Seven.

宇航员弗兰克Borman和詹姆斯洛弗尔是双子座的船员7人。

While one of the astronauts went round the moon in the command module, the other went down to the surface in the lunar module.

当其中一名宇航员在指挥舱中环绕月球飞行时，另一名宇航员在登月舱中降落到月球表面。

As Mander (1978) put it, when mankind moved to live in totally artificial environment, the direct contact and the knowledge we have being posses about the earth will be cut off and cut out- just like the astronauts floating in the space.

如Mander (1978)所言，当人类移居住进完全人工的环境时，我们与地球所应有的直接接触及知识都被截断、脱离－如太空人在太空中漂浮（陈志雄、钟慧元译，1998）。

In October 2005, China completed its second manned space flight, with two astronauts on board.

在2005年10月，中国在船上完成了它的第二载人太空飞行，与二位宇航员。

By the 1960s, people all over the world had access to radio and television, so kids in Pennsylvania and Manus could hear news about astronauts on the same day.

到了1960年代时，世界各地的人们都可以使用广播电台及电视，所以宾州及马奴斯岛的小孩都可以在同一天听到太空人的消息。

New products and techniques for medicine have developed from the need to measure astronauts' response to space flights.

由于需要测量宇航员太空飞行的反应，新型的医疗产品和医疗技术应运而生。

NASA astronauts who have lost their lives in the line of duty are memorialized at the Space Mirror Memorial at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Merritt Island, Florida.

美国宇航局谁失去了在执行公务而捐躯的宇航员是在太空镜上奏纪念在肯尼迪航天中心参观的梅里特岛，佛罗里达情结。

South Pacific Ocean The Apollo 14 command module with astronauts Alan Shepard, Stuart A. Roosa and Edgar Mitchel aboard approaches touchdown in the South Pacific Ocean, bringing to successful end a 10-day lunar landing mission.

南太平洋阿波罗14的宇航员阿兰·谢泼德和另两位宇航员操纵登月舱在南太平洋着陆，使得这次历时10天的登月行动圆满告成。

And that's what NASA expects of these future astronauts, too.

这也是国家宇航局对这些未来宇航员的期望。

According to the clear water experiment, aeration performance of the new equipment is good with high total oxygen transfer coefficient and oxygen utilization ratio.

曝气设备的动力效率在叶轮转速为120rpm～150rpm时取得最大值，此时氧利用率和充氧能力也具有较高值。

The environmental stability of that world - including its crushing pressures and icy darkness - means that some of its most famous inhabitants have survived for eons as evolutionary throwbacks, their bodies undergoing little change.

稳定的海底环境─包括能把人压扁的压力和冰冷的黑暗─意谓海底某些最知名的栖居生物已以演化返祖的样态活了万世，形体几无变化。