The Apollo moon missions ended almost 40 years ago.
阿波罗登月任务大约在40年前就已完成。
Richard Garriott had more reason than most to dream the Apollo moon landings would rapidly expand space travel.
理查德。加里奥特比大多数人更期望阿波罗登月能够尽快的变成太空旅行。
The Apollo moon missions ended almost 40 years ago. But for lunar scientists, they're gifts that keep on giving.
虽然阿波罗登月计划在40年前就已经结束，但对于月球科学家来说，它依然在不断揭开月球的神秘面纱。
Those who doubt the Apollo moon landings insist that the US lacked the technology to send humans to the Moon at that time.
那些不相信阿波罗登月行动的人们认为，当时美国的科技水平还不足以将人发射上月球。
Andrew Chaikin's a man on the moon is considered the definitive history of the Apollo moon missions-arguably the pinnacle of human experience.
安德鲁蔡金的A月亮上的男人被认为是在阿波罗登月计划的权威历史，可以说是人类经验的顶峰。
For this new study, the researchers were able to compare their calculations to analyses of samples of Apollo moon rocks and a lunar meteorite from Africa.
该结果使得研究员们能够将计算结果与阿波罗号带回的月岩及非洲的月球陨石的分析相比较。
However, I was very much taken with the prospect of working in the aerospace industry on the Apollo moon project with a salary much higher than academia offered.
但是，当时进入航空航天领域阿波罗登月项目的工作前景使我十分心动，因为这一领域的工资要远远高于学术界。
The 12-day cargo run to the space station aboard Atlantis would land on a hallowed day in U.S. space history — July 20, the anniversary of the first Apollo moon landing.
这次为期12天的搭乘亚特兰蒂斯号到达空间站的载物航天任务将会在美国航空史上最神圣的一天——7月20号，阿波罗号首次登月的周年纪念日这天着陆。
So it was a puzzle when Apollo moon rocks suggested the moon still had a magnetic field 4.2 billion years ago, millions of years after the powerful mixing is thought to have ended.
因此，当阿波罗月球陨石揭示了42亿年前的月球，在那些威力强大的混合熔岩凝固后，可能仍然存在磁场的时候，这的确令人费解。
The national Air and space Museum celebrates the nation's achievements in flight and space exploration, from the Wright brother's first biplane to the Apollo moon mission and beyond.
国家航空航天博物馆展示了美国在飞行和宇宙探索方面取得的成就，从莱特兄弟的第一架双翼飞机到阿波罗号登月任务以及其他。
In 1966, a NASA team doing work for the Apollo moon mission took the astronauts near Tuba City where the terrain of the Navajo Reservation looks very much like the Lunar surface.
1966年，为阿波罗号登月任务而工作的一组美国航空航天局人员把宇航员带到了图岜城附近的纳瓦霍保留地区域。
A long string of Sony products followed: the first small transistorized TVs, the world's smallest AM radio, even the video-tape cassette recorders used by U.S. astronauts on Apollo moon flights.
下面是一长串的索尼产品：第一台小型晶体管电视、世界上最小的调幅电台、甚至还有阿波罗登月计划美国宇航员使用的磁带录像机。
Moon rocks show that lunar water has more heavy hydrogen than does terrestrial water, indicating a cometary origin. Christopher Intagliata reports The Apollo moon missions ended almost 40 years ago.
研究表明，月球岩石中的水资源比地球水资源包含更多的重氢元素，意即月球水有可能来源于彗星。
A long string of Sony products followed: the first small transistorized TVs, the world's smallest AM radio, even the video-tape cassette recorders used by U. s. astronauts on Apollo moon flights.
下面是一长串的索尼产品：第一台小型晶体管电视、世界上最小的调幅电台、甚至还有阿波罗登月计划美国宇航员使用的磁带录像机。
In early space programs, such as the Apollo missions of the 1960s and 1970s, and in the Space Shuttle missions today, scientists developed objects for the astronauts to use on the moon and in space.
从20世纪60年代和70年代的阿波罗计划等早期太空计划，航天员研发了在月球上和太空中使用的物品。
Hundreds of years later, in 1969, American astronaut Neil Armstrong stepped down from Apollo II and walked on the moon.
几百年后的1969年，美国宇航员尼尔·阿姆斯特朗走下阿波罗二号，在月球上迈出了人类的一大步。
But NASA, which had said the poll results were not binding, instead bestowed the module with the name Tranquility, after Apollo 11's landing site on the moon in 1969.
但是，美国航天局曾表示，调查结果不具有约束力，并将组件命名为“宁静”，以纪念1969年阿波罗11号在月球着陆。
The new exploration plan would allow four astronauts to stay on the moon for a week - twice as long as Apollo missions.
新的探索计划将允许四名宇航员在月球上停留一个星期，比“阿波罗”号在月球停留的时间多出一倍。
I didn't know about Apollo 13 then, so the significance of the bright moon shining directly overhead was lost on me.
那时，我不了解阿波罗13号，所以明亮的月光直接照耀在上空包围着我。
In an odd twist, the trailer focuses on the Apollo 11 moon landing, and the first moon walk.
奇怪的是，这部预告片把注意力集中在阿波罗11号登月上，以及其宇航员的第一次在月球上的行走。
What was the mood in the Soviet space program when astronauts from Apollo 11 landed on the moon?
阿波罗11号的宇航员登月时，苏联太空计划人员的心情如何？
The float also included a model of the lunar module that would later land on the moon on Apollo 11.
太空车上还有一个登月舱模型，登月舱在不久之后就会随阿波罗11号登上月球。
Nearly three days after launch, the braking engines fired and the Apollo 8 capsule went into orbit around the moon.
发射后差不多三天时间，制动火箭启动了，阿波罗8号飞船进入了月球轨道。
Of course, there was no moon disaster and the Apollo 11 astronauts and Nixon spoke with them by a phone-to-moon link while Armstrong and Aldrin were on the lunar surface.
当然，登月灾难并没有发生，而阿波罗11号也完好无事。当尼尔·阿姆斯特朗和埃德温·奥尔德林在月面时，尼克松通过到月球的电话联线与他们进行了对话。
Since the crew of Apollo 17 returned from the moon in December 1972, no human has ever left low-Earth orbit.
自从1972年12月阿波罗17号的机组成员从月球返回地球以来，再没有人飞出过近地轨道。
The picture was taken on December 7, 1972, as the Apollo 17 crew left Earth’s orbit for the moon.
它被摄于1972年12月7日，阿波罗12位宇航员离开地球轨道前往月球的时候。
The last man to leave his footprint on the moon was Apollo 17 commander Eugene Cernan, on Dec. 14, 1972.
最后一个在月球上留下脚印的人是阿波罗17号指挥员尤金·塞尔南，是在1972年12月14日。
The last man to leave his footprint on the moon was Apollo 17 commander Eugene Cernan, on Dec. 14, 1972.
最后一个在月球上留下脚印的人是阿波罗17号指挥员尤金·塞尔南，是在1972年12月14日。
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