Zvezda in a sentence

Zvezda Zvezda ( Russian Звезда́ main, meaning "star"), also known as DOS-8, Service Module or SM ( Russian СМ main).

To nešto da je on zvezda i to, taman posla - ističe kum.

Up to nine people may have been killed, sixteen injured in missile strikes on the city of Belgorod in southwestern Russia, the Defense Ministry-run Zvezda television channel said Thursday, reports citing the state-run RIA Novosti news agency.

Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas and Steel Dharmendra Pradhan has visited Zvezda Shipyard in Far East Russia.

Narendra Modi had visited the Zvezda shipbuilding complex last month.

Aft view showing a Progress spacecraft docked to Zvezda The expansion schedule was interrupted by the Space Shuttle 102 disaster in 2003, with the resulting two year hiatus in the Space Shuttle programme halting station assembly.

Alternatively Russian and European spacecraft can dock to Zvezda's aft port and use their engines to boost the station.

As a passive "target" vehicle, the Zvezda maintained a stationkeeping orbit as the Zarya-Unity vehicle performed the rendezvous and docking via ground control and the Russian automated rendezvous and docking system.

Chaney, pp. 444-445 Interestingly, the same issue of Krasnaya Zvezda (Red Star) that announced Zhukov's return also reported that he had been relieved of his duties.

For improved pilot survivability the Ka-50 is fitted with a NPP Zvezda (transl.

Hygiene Space toilet in the Zvezda Service Module Showers on space stations were introduced in the early 1970s on Skylab and Salyut 3. Benson, Charles Dunlap and William David Compton.

On 12 July 2000 Zvezda was launched into orbit.

Ordinarily, uploaded parameters for controlling the engine control system for the Zvezda module make the rocket engines boost the International Space Station to a higher orbit.

Smaller Russian modules such as Pirs and Poisk were delivered by modified Progress spacecraft, and the larger modules; Zvezda, Zarya, and Nauka, were launched by Proton rockets.

The Russian Orbital Segment communicates directly with the ground via the Lira antenna mounted to Zvezda.

The Russian Orbital Segment's life support systems are contained in the Service Module Zvezda.

When it catches up it then uses laser equipment to optically recognise Zvezda, along with the Kurs system for redundancy.

Zarya's computer transferred control of the station to Zvezda's computer soon after docking.

Zvezda is at the rear of the station according to its normal direction of travel and orientation, its engines are used to boost the station's orbit.

Zvezda's DMS-R computer handles guidance, navigation and control for the entire space station.