plutonium battery造句

• We've been flying with ( the plutonium batteries ) for decades,"
• The gulf between the two sides is significant because plutonium batteries are not likely to go away soon.
• Not only are they designed to ( do so ), but ( the plutonium batteries ) have withstood reentry accidents in the past.
• But Voyager 1 is going faster, 39, 000 miles an hour, and its tiny plutonium batteries are expected to last until about 2020.
• The Mars 96 spacecraft, which carried four radioactive plutonium batteries, spun out of control after a booster rocket failed in orbit shortly after blastoff.
• Officials of NASA and of the Energy Department, which makes the plutonium batteries, also said no possible Cassini accident could pose significant risks to the public.
• He asserts that the risks are higher than stated and that an accident involving its plutonium batteries could doom thousands or perhaps millions of people to death by cancer.
• Russia's Mars 96 spacecraft, which carried four radioactive plutonium batteries, spun out of control Sunday after a booster rocket failed in orbit shortly after blastoff.
• The air conditioners are necessary because the plutonium batteries are so hot, according to Mary Beth Murrill, spokeswoman for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Cassini's manufacturer.
• Nov . 17, 1996 : Shortly after launch, the Russian Mars 96 spacecraft, carrying four radioactive plutonium batteries, splashed into the South Pacific near Easter Island.
• Smaller plutonium batteries, they said, " have proven their safety and capability in 23 prior missions, " including those that put astronauts on the Moon . _ By WILLIAM J . BROAD
• The plutonium battery from the Nimbus satellite was recovered intact from the Santa Barbara Channel, off California, and the one from Apollo 13's lunar module rests unopened in the Tongo Trench of the Pacific Ocean.
• Scientists at NASA and the U . S . Department of Energy say Cassini is safe and the plutonium batteries that will power it in the outer reaches of the solar system are wrapped in layers upon layers of high-tech protection.
• The operation, in the garb of a mountaineering expedition to Nanda Devi involved celebrated Indian climber M S Kohli who along with operatives of Special Frontier Force and the CIA  most notably Jim Rhyne, a veteran STOL pilot  was to place a permanent ELINT device, a transceiver powered by a plutonium battery, that could detect and report data on future nuclear tests carried out by China.
• The operation, in the garb of a mountaineering expedition to Nanda Devi involved celebrated Indian climber M S Kohli who along with operatives of Special Frontier Force and CIA ( most notably Jim Rhyne, a veteran STOL pilot ), was to place a permanent ELINT device, a transceiver powered by a plutonium battery, that could detect and report data on future nuclear tests carried out by China.