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1. A third stage, the S-IVB fuel tank and rocket engine, which propelled the crew from Earth-orbit toward the Moon, was likewise discarded. (Web site)
2. The third stage is shut down with fuel remaining and remains attached the spacecraft in Earth orbit.
3. The third stage was to circularize the orbit, and would be fired horizontally at orbital altitude. (Web site)
4. The third stage is sometimes called the effect, or the prestige, and this is the product of magic. (Web site)
5. The third stage is accompanied by significant extension and by more uprise of the asthenosphere. (Web site)

Second Stages

1. Soyuz rocket assembly: the first and second stages are in the background, already joined together; the third stage is in the lower left corner of the image.

Convalescent Stage

1. The third stage of whooping cough is the recovery or convalescent stage.

Third Stage 42

1. Also at a predetermined time, the fairings 48 will open, exposing second stage 34, third stage 42, and spacecraft 10. (Web site)

Separate

1. Also at a predetermined time, the fairings 48 will separate and be jettisoned exposing second stage 34, third stage 42, and spacecraft 10. (Web site)

Effect

1. The effect of irradiation on the third stage larvae of the filarial nematode Brugia pahangi was investigated. (Web site)

Proton

1. In the design mission profile, the L1 plus Block D had a total mass of 22,900 kg after separating from the third stage of the Proton. (Web site)

Anime

1. If she were to appear in the anime, it would have been in Third Stage.

Process

1. This paper explores the third stage of Effective Relationship Marketing Retain the process of winning-back lost or inactive customers.

Separation

1. The third stage which followed was the separation of the Mysteries of Religion and Art into two branches. (Web site)

Soyuz Spacecraft

1. CAPSULE SEPARATION! The Soyuz spacecraft is flying free after separation from the spent third stage for the journey to the International Space Station. (Web site)

Space

1. We call this "dissolving the mind" in space, or "merging the mind with space." It will lead to stable tranquility and the third stage of zhine practice.

Apollo Program

1. Two Saturn Vs went unused after the Apollo program, SA-514 and -515 and the third stage of the SA-513 was also unused. (Web site)

Experience Symptoms

1. You also may experience symptoms of hypereosinophilia and systemic vasculitis - the third stage of Churg-Strauss syndrome - at the same time. (Web site)

World

1. Only 50 most industrious testers from all over the world were selected to take part in the third stage of the beta testing at www.etherlords.com. (Web site)

Stage

1. If exposure continues, depending on exposure levels, Stage 2 may continue from weeks to months or even years until the symptoms of the third Stage develop. (Web site)

Maastricht Treaty

1. In 1997, the Treaty of Amsterdam was ratified, which cleared the way for the third stage of the plan proposed under the Maastricht Treaty. (Web site)

Low Earth Orbit

1. Studies indicated that the R-7 with a third stage could lift 5 tonnes into low earth orbit. (Web site)

Earth Orbit

1. The third stage will complete the job of injecting the Soyuz capsule into Earth orbit. (Web site)

S-Ivb

1. The only other explanation was that it was the S-IVB third stage for Apollo 12. (Web site)
2. At 0:30 in the video, the interstage between the spacecraft and the S-IVb (the third stage) is visible.

Second Stage

1. The second stage will two J2S engines - modified versions of Apollo's Saturn V second and third stage engines.
2. The third stage put the satellite into orbit 27 seconds after the separation of the second stage. (Web site)

Remembrance

1. These are the changes which have occurred in the rites of remembrance for al-Husayn during their third stage. (Web site)

Rocket

1. After the third stage of the rocket is spent, the kill vehicle finds the target with forward-looking infrared sensors and steers itself into the satellite. (Web site)

Gentlemen

1. Ladies and gentlemen, I will now take up the philosophical aspect of Buddhism in the third stage of the Noble Eightfold Path, - viz., Panna or Insight. (Web site)

Launch

1. At 11 minutes 13 seconds from launch, the S-IVB third stage kicked itself and the two spacecraft into orbit 190 kilometers above the earth.
2. This launch was the first of a Proton using modified, or Phase 2, second and third stage engines like those that will lift the service module into space. (Web site)
3. During launch, fairings 48 provide protection for second stage 34, third stage motor 42, spacecraft 10 and the various associated components therewith. (Web site)

Orbit

1. The ICBM was modified by adding a third stage, which was used to place the satellite into orbit. (Web site)
2. The spacecraft, with the third stage still attached, goes into orbit about 12 minutes after liftoff. (Web site)
3. This caused the remaining four engines to burn 34 seconds longer than planned, and the S-IVB third stage had to burn 9 seconds longer to put us into orbit. (Web site)

Payload

1. At 104 seconds after launch, communications with the upper stages was lost and the payload was stripped off followed by the third stage.
2. For most launches today, this third stage has been replaced by a Payload Assist Module (PAM) stage attached to the satellite.
3. The baseline version of the launch vehicle where the payload is placed in a special capsule in the space head next to the third stage engine nozzle.

Uranium-238

1. The third stage resulted from the impact of these high-speed neutrons on the outer jacket of the bomb, which consisted of natural uranium, or uranium-238. (Web site)

Moon

1. The same effect occurred with Apollo 13′s third stage which caused the Moon to ring for over three hours.
2. Some 30 minutes after Luna 2, the third stage of its rocket also impacted the Moon.
3. At a pre-designated time, the third stage again burned for four minutes, sending the Apollo CSM and LM to the moon. (Web site)

Saturn

1. After spending two hours in orbit around the Earth, the S-IVB third stage of the Saturn V was reignited to send them to the Moon. (Web site)
2. A second burn of that third stage of the Saturn V will place the spacecraft on its proper translunar trajectory. (Web site)
3. After two revolutions in Earth orbit, the Saturn V third stage reignited to place them into the translunar trajectory. (Web site)

Spacecraft

1. During the one to three times the spacecraft circles the earth, the astronauts make a complete check of the third stage and the spacecraft. (Web site)
2. TLI came about two and a half hours after launch, when the third stage reignited to propel the spacecraft to the Moon. (Web site)
3. After Apollo 8 made one and a half Earth orbits its third stage began a burn to put the spacecraft on a lunar trajectory.

Csm

1. The CSM and LM separated from the spent third stage 50 minutes later. (Web site)
2. The CSM and LM then separate from the third stage. (Web site)

Third Stage

1. After one and a half orbits of the Earth, the third stage of the Saturn V refired to send Apollo on its outward journey to the Moon. (Web site)
2. The astronauts then turned the CSM around, docked with the LM and extracted it from the S-IVB, the third stage of the Saturn V rocket (Figure 19).
3. This phenomenon was repeated with Apollo 13 (intentionally commanding the third stage to impact the moon), with even more startling results.

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