Satellite operators can also prepare for the onslaught with proper warning.

如果有合适的警告的话，人造卫星操作人员也能够对即将到来的冲击做好准备。

What if had been targeting U.S. satellites?

如果这是针对美国的人造卫星呢？

In 1999, a 125 million dollar satellite sent to Mars, disappeared in the Martian atmosphere.

在 1999 年，一枚射到火星、价值 1.25 亿美金的人造卫星，在火星大气层消失了。

Since the Soviet Union launched the first artificial satellite in 1957, people have sent a lot of stuff into orbit and beyond and they've left behind a lot of junk in the process.

自从前苏联在1967年第一次朝射了了人造卫星，人们往地球的轨道和轨道之外的地方射了很多东西，这些东西在射的过程中在中留下了很多垃圾。

What was the name of the historic satellite launched in 1957?

1957年射的历史性人造卫星叫什么名字？

Of course the reason there are so many manmade objects in space in the first place is because of the value they brought in looking down at Earth.

，最初人们在中放置这么多人造卫星的目的是它们俯瞰地球所带来的价值。

Other nations are sending help as well, medical aid from France and Germany, tens of thousands of Sputnik 5 vaccines from Russia.

其他国家也提供了帮助，法国和德国提供了医疗援助，还有数万支俄罗斯的“人造卫星5”疫苗。

Satellites obviously play a role in gathering information like this about hurricanes but so do the planes that actually fly into them and the instruments these planes carry aboard.

人造卫星在收飓风相关信息方面挥了重要的作用，但实际上用于气象侦查的飞机和仪器也挥着作用。

In the space technology exhibit, people can learn about rockets and satellites.

在科技展区，民众可以认识火箭与人造卫星。

On 24 April 1970, China sent its first satellite into space.

在 1970 年 4 月 24 日，中国将自己的第一颗人造卫星送入。

The technology that launched Sputnik probably began in the late nineteenth century.

射人造卫星技术可能始于19世纪末。

NASA opened in October 1958, almost one year after Sputnik's launch.

美国航天局于 1958 年 10 月成立，几乎是在人造卫星射一年后。

That day, Sputnik 1 became the first manmade satellite in orbit.

那一天，斯普特尼克1号成为了第一颗进入轨道的人造卫星。

Okay. What artificial satellite has seen glimpses of Einstein's predicted frame dragging?

好的。哪一颗人造卫星见证了爱因斯坦预言的时结构拖曳现象？

The orbiter was losing five pounds of ammonia per day.

人造卫星每天正在失去5磅的氨。

See? Look. It's a bunch of satellites.

{\an8}轨道扫描看到了吗 这是一堆人造卫星。

And by making the loading station a mobile ocean base, the entire system could be moved at will, allowing it to maneuver around extreme weather, and dodge debris and satellites in space.

而只要将装运站建成移动式的海洋基地，整个系统都能照需要移动，让它在极端气候中仍可被使用，并闪避中的残骸与人造卫星。

However, the scientists involved have been pointing out for years that it would take a very small investment, in a scientific world of satellites and supercomputers, to make such networks a lot more capable.

而，参与其中的科学家们几年前就指出，只要一些小额的投资以及科学界的人造卫星和超级计算机，就能使这些网络挥更大的能力。

And it was during one of the Willis Conover broadcasts Jazz From A to Z that they interrupted and announced that then Soviet Union had launched the first artificial satellite of the earth which was Sputnik one.

正是在威利斯·科诺弗广播音乐节目 Jazz From A to Z的时候，他们中断了广播，并宣布时苏联射了地球上第一颗人造卫星Sputnik one。

The modern age: satellite TV Satellites TV used to broadcast TV beginning in 1962. Satellites allow TV to be broadcast live over vast distances, with everyone recieving the same broadcast at the same time.

卫星电视用人造卫星进行电视播放开始于1962年。卫星使得很远地区能同时接收到相同的广播。