Примеры использования Question of space на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It's not a question of space.
Trudy explained to me that you said it's a question of space.
The question of space debris was more pressing.
The need to begin consideration of the question of space debris was evident.
The question of space objects, including the space shuttle, was governed by the 1967 Outer Space Treaty.
If the Subcommittee decided to take up the question of space debris it should adopt a comprehensive approach to the subject.
Such a concept and an unusual design is very modern analogues to date net. Na today pressing question of space.
National research on the question of space debris A/AC.105/510, 20 February 1992.
The European Community and its member States would follow with interest the work doneby the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee on the question of space debris.
The question of space security is therefore a topic that requires our full attention, which has been increasingly apparent during the discussions on item 3 of our agenda.
This conceptual design is very innovative and modern, surprising that no one previously could come up with something podobnoe.Vmodern world an important question of space.
Moreover, the Committee had finally reached agreement,after extensive preparatory work, on the inclusion of the question of space debris in the agenda of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee.
The question of space debris is a problem of ever-growing importance, endangering the future not only of manned space-faring but- in the long run- of space-faring altogether.
Because of growing pollution in outer space, andin the geostationary orbit in particular, his delegation welcomed the idea that the question of space debris should be placed on the Subcommittee's agenda.
Colombia had always supported the idea of including the question of space debris in the agenda of COPUOS, since that problem had serious consequences for the development of space technology.
Since the protection of the space environment would undoubtedly be advanced through the work of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee, the question of space debris merited inclusion on the agenda of the Legal Subcommittee.
With regard to the question of space debris, he said that Brazil welcomed the decision taken by COPUOS that the question should be considered at the next session of its Scientific and Technical Subcommittee.
His delegation was pleased to note the progress achieved in the considerationof another important subject, namely the question of space debris, which had recently been added to the agenda of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee.
The question of space activities has no necessary link with that of other weapons of mass destruction, but there are nevertheless sensitive aspects about which a number of States have expressed concerns, and we understand those concerns.
Looking back at the activities undertaken the previous year by the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, he stressed the importance of the initial discussions in the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee on the question of space debris.
Other related topics that should be pursued were the question of space debris and responsibility of the States of registry to avoid saturating the geostationary orbit with satellites that had outlived their usefulness.
However, it was unnecessary to link the adoption of the declaration to the report of the Committee,since that report would reflect all aspects of international cooperation in the peaceful uses of outer space, not merely the question of space benefits.
We are encouraged by the fact that the question of space debris has been included on the Subcommittee's agenda, and we agree with its decision to focus on the acquisition of data on the problem of space debris and on better understanding the issue.
With respect to the work of COPUOS and its Subcommittees,he welcomed the decision taken by the Committee to include the question of space debris in the agenda of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee and the spirit of compromise which the members of the Committee had shown.
In February 2009, the question of space security was again in the public eye with the collision of Iridium 33, an operational US communications satellite, and Cosmos 2251, a decommissioned Russian communications satellite, in low Earth orbit over northern Siberia.
With regard to the question of space debris in outer space, he said that China was prepared to join other countries in exploring ways and means of reducing it and he was gratified that the question had been placed on the agenda of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee.
The view was expressed that the question of space debris was in fact only a part of a more general problem of protection and preservation of the outer space environment and that that problem should be included as one of the leading items on the agenda of a third UNISPACE conference.
In that connection, Canada is pleased that the question of space debris is now on the agenda of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee; we support the Subcommittee's recommendation with respect to developing a specific programme of work spanning several years for further studying the phenomenon and identifying remedies.
As for the question of space applications for the prevention and early warning of natural disasters, the elimination of their consequences and the provision of emergency relief, the"Warning" project under way in Ukraine envisaged the creation of a satellite system for the monitoring of seismic activity and the forecasting of earthquakes.
On the question of space debris, although the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee was discussing the technical aspects of the problem, it was appropriate that the set of principles recommended in the working paper should refer to it as well, in view of the real danger presented by space debris for the safe operation of satellites in the geostationary orbit.