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Definition of space rocket in English: space rocketnoun A rocket designed to travel through space or to launch a spacecraft. Example sentencesExamples - The hotel's central wing, squeezed between two adjoining blocks, has the shape of a ready-to-take-off space rocket, and the whole structure is rather reminiscent of a missile launch pad from Cape Canaveral.
- Space woman Helen Sharman was the subject of a display with a floral depiction of the moon, a planet and a space rocket as centrepiece.
- From peanut butter to space rockets, this book demonstrates how history was changed by scientists who openly acknowledged God as Creator.
- In 1903 the Russian physicist Konstantin Tsiolkovsky was developing ideas for space rockets fuelled by liquefied gas and by 1926 Robert Goddard in the USA had successfully designed the first liquid-fuelled rocket.
- It makes boosters for the Ariane 5 space rocket and parts for military and commercial planes and helicopters.
- This improbable collaboration is founded on the idea that eggshells and discarded pieces of space rockets will break up in a similar way.
- Two York graduates were knocked off their feet when a Russian space rocket malfunctioned before plummeting back to earth and exploding less than half a mile from where they stood.
- You must have felt, though, that you were aboard a space rocket in terms of your own career trajectory.
- I'm sure planes will become obsolete one day, and we'll have machines traversing the earth at the speed of a space rocket.
- Two graduates from York University were hit by the blast from an exploding space rocket which killed a Russian soldier and wounded eight more this week.
- The threshold of pain on the Decibel Scale is 130, while a space rocket at take-off measures between 140 and 190 decibels.
- But in focusing on CFCs as a prime cause of ozone depletion in the stratosphere, we have largely forgotten exhaust from space rockets.
- Your journey out of this world begins not on the launch pad like a conventional space rocket but on a runway.
- The concern has gone from working on space rockets to making electric appliances - at a profit.
- Shoppers in Stockport were left starry-eyed when a record-breaking space rocket went on show at the famous Victorian market hall.
- This three-pillared tower is modeled on a Soyuz space rocket.
- I read an article about Nasa using plants in space rockets to recycle the carbon dioxide into oxygen.
Definition of space rocket in US English: space rocketnoun A rocket designed to travel through space or to launch a spacecraft. Example sentencesExamples - This improbable collaboration is founded on the idea that eggshells and discarded pieces of space rockets will break up in a similar way.
- The concern has gone from working on space rockets to making electric appliances - at a profit.
- In 1903 the Russian physicist Konstantin Tsiolkovsky was developing ideas for space rockets fuelled by liquefied gas and by 1926 Robert Goddard in the USA had successfully designed the first liquid-fuelled rocket.
- The hotel's central wing, squeezed between two adjoining blocks, has the shape of a ready-to-take-off space rocket, and the whole structure is rather reminiscent of a missile launch pad from Cape Canaveral.
- Two graduates from York University were hit by the blast from an exploding space rocket which killed a Russian soldier and wounded eight more this week.
- Your journey out of this world begins not on the launch pad like a conventional space rocket but on a runway.
- Space woman Helen Sharman was the subject of a display with a floral depiction of the moon, a planet and a space rocket as centrepiece.
- From peanut butter to space rockets, this book demonstrates how history was changed by scientists who openly acknowledged God as Creator.
- Shoppers in Stockport were left starry-eyed when a record-breaking space rocket went on show at the famous Victorian market hall.
- I'm sure planes will become obsolete one day, and we'll have machines traversing the earth at the speed of a space rocket.
- Two York graduates were knocked off their feet when a Russian space rocket malfunctioned before plummeting back to earth and exploding less than half a mile from where they stood.
- You must have felt, though, that you were aboard a space rocket in terms of your own career trajectory.
- I read an article about Nasa using plants in space rockets to recycle the carbon dioxide into oxygen.
- But in focusing on CFCs as a prime cause of ozone depletion in the stratosphere, we have largely forgotten exhaust from space rockets.
- The threshold of pain on the Decibel Scale is 130, while a space rocket at take-off measures between 140 and 190 decibels.
- It makes boosters for the Ariane 5 space rocket and parts for military and commercial planes and helicopters.
- This three-pillared tower is modeled on a Soyuz space rocket.
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