Examples of using Space programme in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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It is the latest phase of China's ambitious space programme.
China is putting billions of dollars into its space programme in a bid to catch up with the US and Europe.
The space programme made contact with… They are not what they claim to be,” one of the recordings said.
The Antonov-225 is a cargo planedesigned as part of the former Soviet Union's space programme.
The Indian government has increased the budget for its space programme this year and also announced plans to send a mission to Venus.
Russia successfully launched a military satellite on Friday,following a recent string of failures for the country's space programme.
Some critics regard the space programme as a waste of resources in a country where millions still lack basic services.".
Syria's Minister of Communications andTechnology Iyad Khatib stressed the need to develop the country's space programme and launch its first satellite into orbit.
India started its space programme in 1963, developing its own satellites and launch vehicles to reduce dependence on overseas agencies.
He remained the man whohad put credibility back into America's space programme and helped pave the way for the 1969 Moon landings.
A new and ambitious space programme would excite(young people), and stimulate interest in other areas, such as astrophysics and cosmology'.
The first is, in fact, a giant cannon that can launch projectiles through space, and which has allowed them to initiate a space programme which is, to say the least, incredible.
The Apollo space programme probably could not have happened when it did without the aerospace engineer Wernher Von Braun and the V-2 ballistic missile.
Beijing is pouring billions into its military-run space programme, with plans to send humans to the Moon in the near future.
India's space programme was launched in the early 1960s and it developed its own rocket technology after Western powers imposed sanctions for a nuclear weapons test in 1974.
These designations should serve as a warning to theinternational scientific community that collaborating with Iran's space programme could contribute to Tehran's ability to develop a nuclear weapon delivery system,” Pompeo said.
Under the modern Russian space programme, Baikonur remains a busy space port with numerous commercial, military and scientific missions being launched every year.
China is pouring billions into its military-run space programme, with hopes of having a crewed space station by 2022, and of sending humans to the moon in the near future.
China's manned space programme has so far given its astronauts few opportunities to fulfil[sic] military roles, but that will all change when its space station is completed in the next six years.
PARIS(Reuters)- Three astronauts instrumental in the groundbreaking U.S. space programme of the 1960s and 70s gathered at the Paris Air Show on Tuesday to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11, the mission that first put a man on the moon.
India's space programme has a budget of around $4 billion and the Modi government hopes the launches will improve its prospects of winning a larger share of the more than $300 billion global space industry.
The earlier post-Cold War Russian refusal tosupply the committed cryogenic engine for India's space programme, under American threat to Moscow, possibly meant that New Delhi should be doing direct business with Washington rather than looking for aliases and alternatives.
China's space programme has developed rapidly, especially since it conducted its first crewed mission in 2003, becoming just the third country after Russia and the US to put humans into space using its own technology.
The mission is a huge step forward for its ambitious space programme and forms part of a plan in which China hopes to build a permanent lunar base in order to launch future missions to Mars within the next 15 years.
India launched its space programme 50 years ago and developed its own rocket technology after Western powers levied sanctions for a 1974 nuclear weapons test.
North Korea has repeatedly said its space programme is peaceful but it is believed to be developing an intercontinental ballistic missile that could strike the US.
China has been moving to develop its space programme for military, commercial and scientific purposes, but is still playing catch-up to established space powers the United States and Russia.
Malaysia began developing its own space programme in 2002, and in 2006, Russia agreed to transport one Malaysian to the International Space Station as part of a multibillion-dollar purchase of 18 Russian Sukhoi Su-30MKM fighter jets by the Royal Malaysian Air Force.