What is another word for spacecraft?

Pronunciation: [spˈe͡ɪskɹaft] (IPA)

Spacecraft refers to a vehicle or machine that is designed to operate in outer space. Some of the synonyms for spacecraft include space probe, satellite, shuttle, rocket, spaceship, lunar lander, and planetary explorer. A space probe is an unmanned spacecraft that is sent to conduct research in space. A satellite is a spacecraft that orbits around a planet or a moon. A shuttle is a spacecraft that is designed to travel back and forth between space and Earth. Rockets are powerful vehicles that are used to propel spacecraft into orbit. Spaceships are manned spacecraft that can support human life. Lunar landers are specifically designed to land on the moon, while planetary explorers are spacecraft that are sent to other planets to gather data and conduct research.

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Usage examples for Spacecraft

There was a place where eight silvery spacecraft floated composedly above the Earth, with the few survivors of a great civilization peering out, waiting for dawn so they could see a new world, a fresh world healed of all scars, waiting....
"Long Ago, Far Away"
William Fitzgerald Jenkins AKA Murray Leinster
The other forty-five celestial objects were spacecraft, quaint and primitive, it was true, but spacecraft nonetheless.
"Once a Greech"
Evelyn E. Smith
No one else had ever dared fly over the Hellers, except the big commercial spacecraft that kept to a safe altitude.
"The Planet Savers"
Marion Zimmer Bradley

Famous quotes with Spacecraft

  • NASA wanted to assure its ability to examine the spacecraft in orbit for signs of damage.
    Marc Garneau
  • You have to be there not for the fame and glory and recognition and being a page in a history book, but you have to be there because you believe your talent and ability can be applied effectively to operation of the spacecraft.
    Alan Shepard
  • The winners in life treat their body as if it were a magnificent spacecraft that gives them the finest transportation and endurance for their lives.
    Denis Waitley
  • Man is the best computer we can put aboard a spacecraft... and the only one that can be mass produced with unskilled labor.
    Wernher von Braun
  • The power of the United States depended heavily on its pale empire of ideas, attitudes and innovations. Its ideas alighted effortlessly on foreign ground, irrespective of who owned the ground. Much of its influence came from such innovations as the telephone, electricity, aircraft and the cheap car, nuclear weapons and spacecraft, computers and the Internet. Its influence came through jazz, cartoons, Hollywood, television and popular culture. Its influence came from an excitement about technology and economic change, and a belief in incentives and individual enterprise. It was also the most ardent missionary for the creed of democracy. While military and economic might was vital to the success of the United States, the power of its pale empire of ideas was probably even more pervasive.
    Geoffrey Blainey

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