spaceship
ಆಕಾಶನೌಕೆ
definition
noun
He wants a fleet of spaceships , capable of carrying at least five people each, to fly jet-setters into the edge of space.
a spacecraft, especially one controlled by a crew.
translation of 'spaceship'
ಆಕಾಶನೌಕೆ,
ಗಗನ ನೌಕೆ
example
The shuttle's three main engines continue burning to carry the 'spaceship' into orbit.
This means that the 'spaceship' orbits slower than it would if the Moon wasn't there.
Above our heads an enormous 'spaceship' blasts off into a star-filled sky.
In other words, if we were to launch a 'spaceship' from Earth and fly in as straight a line as possible, we could find ourselves returning home.
Humans have long dreamed of building 'spaceships' , all the while riding on one that provides everyone with billions of free air miles every day of their lives.
This means that nuclear 'spaceships' could travel twice as fast as our current chemical spacecraft.
He wants a fleet of 'spaceships' , capable of carrying at least five people each, to fly jet-setters into the edge of space.
From the moment he learned about Sputnik, Gagarin secretly knew he would join the space programme and even began sketching his ideas for 'spaceships' .
The winged 'spaceships' are supposed to fly until 2012, however NASA is researching whether their retirement date can be pushed back to 2020.
How do you spend your down time - in other words, what do you do when you're not getting 'spaceships' out to other planets?
Only instead of traveling in boats to cross the oceans and reach far away lands they use 'spaceships' to reach far away planets and meet strange cultures.
Have any formerly unidentified flying objects been convincingly shown to be alien 'spaceships' ?
I play videogames in order to do things that I could never do in real life, like flying 'spaceships' , grappling with monsters, or skateboard standing up.
When I was a television journalist here in town, I did the news the night that one of the Apollo 'spaceships' was circling the earth.
Some of the earliest proposals in fact were that one could make 'spaceships' that are propelled by atomic bombs and that the ship actually surfs on the blast wave of a nuclear bomb.
Normally in bad sci-fi, even after crashing, 'spaceships' work without a problem the second time they start them up.
During the show's first few years, minimal scientific research went into the 'spaceships' and weapons that fascinated children.
NASA is interested in sensing contaminants because 'spaceships' are tightly sealed.
We do not just need bigger and better rockets and 'spaceships' in order to set up space colonies on the Moon or Mars.
It will invest about $108 million in 'spaceships' and ground infrastructure for the venture, it said.
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