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Meanings of small spacecraft in English

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Usage of small spacecraft in English
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Pushing his way past technicians and engineers, Kirk boarded the small spacecraft.
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She watched a small spacecraft descend to the surface of the moon.
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His company is preparing to launch a series of small spacecraft later this decade.
The Guardian
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But typically, we define a starfighter as a small spacecraft designed specifically for combat.
Wired
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On board a small spacecraft on a seven-month journey to assess the population situation on Mars.
The Guardian
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Presently, a small spacecraft known as OSIRIS-REx is on its way to an asteroid called Bennu.
The Irish Times
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He does so easily, moving their body analogs between platelet carriers the size of small spacecraft.
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NASA launches small spacecraft to investigate star formation.
The Irish Times
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The small spacecraft settled at decreasing speed.
Adaptation
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So we have a small spacecraft, it's in orbit and it's getting a push from the Sun every orbit.
Wired
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I'm registered to operate most small spacecraft, but that was back in the army, and I was a little rusty.
Honour's Knight
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The satellite contains a transmitter and will be used by Russian controllers to test communications and control systems for small spacecraft.
Wired
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OCO is a small spacecraft, measuring 7 feet tall by 3 feet across and weighing about 1000 pounds.
Wired
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But the small spacecraft survived -it's about the size of a vending machine -with just a couple pressure sensors acting up.
The Guardian
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The landing-grid locked on, raised the small spacecraft until Weald was a great shining ball below it, and then somehow scornfully cast him off.
This World Is Taboo
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A small spacecraft can only carry so many instruments and it is in the nature of discoveries that they cannot all be anticipated in advance.
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