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space program

基本解釋

People put their lives into this (space program) out here, it's like home.
人們把今（太空計(jì)劃）他們的生活在這里，它就像回家。
My ego tells me that as a capable NASA executive I am confident of the future direction and strategy of the nation’s space program.
我的自我意識(shí)告訴我，作為一個(gè)稱職的美國航空航天局執(zhí)行官，我對國家太空計(jì)劃的未來方向和戰(zhàn)略充滿信心。
A new round of legislative jockeying will commence when congressional appropriations committees—the panels that cut federal checks—turn their attention to the space program after the election.
新一輪的立法爭奪將開始，當(dāng)國會(huì)撥款委員會(huì)—-削減聯(lián)邦支票的專家團(tuán)---在選舉后把注意力轉(zhuǎn)向太空計(jì)劃時(shí)。

At the time President Kennedy first spoke about landing humans on the moon, the Soviet space program seemed far ahead.
Today, Tony Riggs and Larry West tell about the beginning of the United States space program that carried humans into space.
The United States had decided at the very beginning of its space program that all launches would be open to news reporters.

The Apollo space program relied on hydrogen fuel cells, which work by stripping electrons from hydrogen atoms.
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