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n. (plural of space mission English)
Usage examples of "space missions".
Finally, it has hyperspace drive, which allows the ship to accomplish deep space missions without requiring a larger ship to deliver it to the target.
Back when we were just starting the first Air Force manned space missions.
Mikhail Andreivitch Vosnesensky, veteran of a dozen space missions, sat up in the cockpit in the commander's seat, one eye on the scientists and the other on the mission schedule.
He rambled about his life, his space missions, his career, his father, even his sexual experiences.
Robinette Broadhead, for instance, was rich beyond avarice with his Gateway earnings, and he was always funding space missions.
On long space missions, sessions in the quivira were a medicine for sensory impoverishment.
He'd spoken all over the country, and in Switzerland and Italy and Japan, about the psychological stresses of deep-space missions.
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That's why we'll be able to use him as a back-up for human crews, on really long space missions.