1、This Voyager 1 image of Jupiter's moon Callisto was taken from a distance of 217,000 miles.
旅行者1號(hào)在 217 000英里的距離上所拍攝的的木衛(wèi)4的照片。

2、Meanwhile, we can study Voyager images of other strange bodies that inhabit the Saturnian system.
在此同時(shí)，我們根據(jù)旅行者號(hào)傳回的圖像研究土星系中其他的奇異天體。

3、Then he aimed Voyager out over the Pacific Ocean.
之后，他將“航行者”號(hào)駛向太平洋。

4、Flying along at about 38, 000 MPH, Voyager 1 is continuing its beeline toward interstellar space.
旅行者1號(hào)繼續(xù)以3.8萬(wàn)英里的時(shí)速直線飛向星際空間。

5、Voyager was getting dangerously close to the end of the runway.
隨著“航行者”號(hào)接近跑到盡頭，它的處境也越來(lái)越危險(xiǎn)。

6、The Voyager workload is divided among 157 scientists and scads of graduate students.
航行者的工作量被分給157位科學(xué)家和大批研究生。

7、The Voyager spacecraft would visit all of these.
航行者宇宙飛船將會(huì)全部到訪。

8、Voyager began to move down the runway, slowly.
“航行者”號(hào)慢慢的沿跑道加速。

9、Flying along at about 38,000 MPH, Voyager 1 is continuing its beeline toward interstellar space.
旅行者1號(hào)繼續(xù)以3.8萬(wàn)英里的時(shí)速直線飛向星際空間。

10、For a voyager it is definitely a tool to wellness.
對(duì)于一個(gè)航行者來(lái)說(shuō)，這絕對(duì)是保持健康的一種手段。

11、This meant Voyager could lift and carry many times its weight in fuel.
這意味著“航行者”號(hào)可以攜帶著它本身重量許多倍的燃料升空。

12、So his solution was to build Voyager almost completely out of new materials.
所以他的解決方案是幾乎完全用新型材料來(lái)打造“航行者”號(hào)。

13、Launched in 1977, Voyager 1 now holds that distinction at 17.5 billion kilometers from the Sun.
旅行者1號(hào)在1977年發(fā)射，現(xiàn)在距離太陽(yáng)已經(jīng)有175億千米的距離了。

14、Voyager 1, which took these pictures, is now 17, 216, 49, 1000 kilometres from Earth.
拍攝這些照片的“旅行者1號(hào)”如今在距地球17,216,49,1000公里的地方。

15、Voyager was heading for an ocean storm.
“航行者”號(hào)正駛向一個(gè)大洋風(fēng)暴。

16、NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft has reached the outside edge of the solar system.
NASA的旅行者1號(hào)已到達(dá)太陽(yáng)系外緣。

17、Voyager was not built to be a fast plane.
“航行者”并不是被設(shè)計(jì)成一架飛得很快的飛機(jī)。

18、In fact, almost all of the Voyager was a fuel tank.
事實(shí)上，“航行者”號(hào)上幾乎所有的部分都是燃料箱。

19、When Voyager was finished, it had two million dollars' worth of parts in it.
當(dāng)“航行者”號(hào)完工的時(shí)候，它身上的零件共價(jià)值二百萬(wàn)美元。

20、Planes following Voyager could see that the ends of the wings were badly damaged.
跟在“航行者”號(hào)后面的飛機(jī)可以看到它的機(jī)翼的后部嚴(yán)重受損。

21、On the third day, Voyager was in trouble again.
第三天，“航行者”又遇到了麻煩。

22、Some people thought their Voyager project was both impossible and foolish.
有些人認(rèn)為他們的“航行者”計(jì)劃既不可能也很愚蠢。

23、With neither engine working, Voyager quickly began to lose speed and height.
由于沒(méi)有引擎在工作，“航行者”迅速開(kāi)始失去速度和高度。

24、The two Voyager spacecraft have been the longest continuously operating spacecraft in deep space.
兩艘旅行者飛船是迄今在深空連續(xù)工作時(shí)間最長(zhǎng)的探測(cè)器。

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