What is "spaceships"

Usage examples of "spaceships".

The fifty lines fanning out at the bottom show the destinations of the spaceships and, in some cases, the star constellations as they would appear from Perseus.

Earth, spaceships to the moon, and the first space probes to leave the sun and drift out to the stars.

But ten spaceships had set out for there during the eighty-five or so years that had elapsed since the invention of the Thrust.

When the government, five years ago, offered to help construct spaceships for emigration to Venus, the Cumchagwa was the only area that responded.

The very earliest spaceships had no gravity, and the men who traveled in them went mad.

Quite a while after the meteor, when they were almost due to meet Venus, Tal had another dream about the toy spaceships smashing themselves on the brick wall that blocked off Venus.

A few tents, a couple of spaceships squatting on the ground unloading machinery, and the tiny figures of several thousand men looking like little scurrying rats was what I saw.

The total income, though not great, will enable me to operate several spaceships, pay the wages of a few thousand high-priced men, and there will be some available for judicious bribery.

They go in spaceships instead of covered wagons-and they settle on Mars or Venus.

With a quick glance at the radar scanner, Dig saw there were no spaceships overhead.

And though they would have developed interplanetary vehicles of a limited type, they would only be at the early stages of producing spaceships capable of those gigantic velocities - near the speed of light - that could whisk them off and away to new and distant star systems.

He has examined the stress limits on these spaceships built with materials available today.

Figure 10 is the way the spaceships would have been launched and powered.

In previous instances only the obvious line of flight had been searched when the spaceships vanished.

The captive spaceship lashed out with its macro beams against the spaceships holding it.