Definition
Definition of space program - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
space explorationUS planned effort for exploring and studying outer spaceUS
- The space program launched a new satellite last year.
- The space program received more funding this year.
- Many scientists work for the national space program.
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space exploration
NASA space program before Apollo
sightseeing
visiting space program sites on Earth
space exploration
US space program to land humans on the Moon
abr: Commercial Crew Development
NASA program for private companies to send crews to space
acr: Commercial Orbital Transportation Services
program for private companies to transport cargo to space
acr: Commercial Resupply Services
NASA program to deliver supplies to space
technology
computer memory space assigned or changed while a program is running
acr: Kerbal Space Program
game where you build and fly spaceships
abr: National Security Space Launch program
government program for launching national security satellites
space
US space program from 1965 to 1966
space program
first US human spaceflight program by NASA
space program
series of Soviet space stations launched in the 1970s and 1980s
acr: Space Transportation System
NASA's program for launching space shuttles
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- French:programme spatial, ...
- German:Raumfahrtprogramm, ...
- Italian:programma spaziale, ...
- Spanish:programa espacial, ...
- Portuguese:programa espacial, ...
- Chinese:航天计划, ...
- Japanese:宇宙開発計画, ...
- Arabic:برنامج الفضاء, ...
- Hebrew:תוֹכְנִית חָלָל, ...
- Russian:космическая программа, ...
- Ukrainian:космічна програма, ...
- Hindi:अंतरिक्ष कार्यक्रम, ...
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