the space race

They say that the US was so desperate to win the space race against the former Soviet Union that it faked the moon landing on movie sets.

由于极力想在与前苏联的空中竞赛中获胜，美国才在电影布景下虚构了这次行动。

This slow and steady approach might, however, win the space race's undeclared re-run, to return human beings to the moon.

不过这种稳扎稳打或许是秘而不宣地将人类送往月球的再次竞赛。

The space race we won not only contributed immeasurably important technological and medical advances, but it also inspired a new generation of scientists and engineers with the right stuff to keep America on the cutting edge.

我们赢得了这场太空竞赛，不仅对科技和医学的进步做出了巨大贡献，还激励了新一代的科学家和工程师，让美国始终走在时代前列。

Even the enormous amount of money and energy devoted to the space race is, he says, to be welcomed, for this kind of competition can be regarded as similar to the ritual conflicts of animals.

他说，甚至那些把大量的财力和人力用于太空竞赛的做法，也是值得欢迎的，因为这种竞争与动物之间惯常的冲突类似。

He signed the bill that created NASA to compete with the Russians in the space race.

他还建立了美国国家航空和宇宙航行局，从而更好的与苏联展开太空竞赛。

Whereas the Americans won the first space race, the Russians are favourites for the rematch.

尽管美国在第一次太空竞赛中获胜，但在当前的复赛中俄罗斯却备受青睐。

It's the day we lost the space race.

那天我们输掉了太空竞赛。

The two had different views about the space race as well.

两人就太空竞赛的意见也不相同。

The space race between America and the Soviet Union was as much about ideological one-upmanship as extraterrestrial exploration.

美苏之间的太空竞赛不仅有关外空间探索，同样也为了在意识形态上压倒对方。

But the Cold War has another battlefield: the Space Race.

冷战还存在另一个战场太空竞赛

But what has the space race done to relieve the suffering of the earth's starving millions?

但是什么让太空竞赛完成了减轻地球饿得要死的数百万的痛苦？

This concept of zero g became official terminology of astronauts as the Space Race accelerated in the 1960s, and today, it's viewed more as a science term than a sci-fi term.

1960年代，太空竞赛加速，零重力的概念成为了宇航员的官方术语。如今，它更多地被看作是科学术语而非科幻术语了。

Any attempt to negotiate arms-control agreements in space would be futile, he argues, and America "has no choice but to run the offence-defence space race, and win."

他认为，任何通过谈判达成太空军控协议的企图都将是徒劳的，而且美国“除了进行攻防型太空竞赛，并取得最终胜利之外，别无选择。”

Now is the time to reach a level of research and development not seen since the height of the Space Race.

现在是在一个让研发达到一个自从太空竞赛以来从未见过之高度的时候。

Setting Americas sights on the moon, unwilling to lose the Space Race in the wake of Sputnik.

他让美国放眼月球，在斯普特尼克升空后的太空竞赛中力争上游。

The space race is not simply the objective search for knowledge it is often made out to be.

太空竞争的目的不单单是客观地探求知识，虽然它常常自命如此。

Neither is offering a descent to the moon's surface-just a lunar fly-by. Whereas the Americans won the first space race, the Russians are favourites for the rematch.

它们都不提供登月之旅。尽管美国在第一次太空竞赛中获胜，但在当前的复赛中俄罗斯却备受青睐。

Unlike the gung-ho days of the Soviet/ American space race, China's manned space programme is proceeding with cautious deliberation.

与那狂热的苏美太空竞赛岁月不同，中国的载人航天项目慎之又慎。

Kennedy increased the nation's military strength and spending on the space race during the Cold War.

肯尼迪增加了美国的军事实力，在冷战时期加大对太空竞赛的投入。

So is the space race.

太空竞赛也随之结束

In conclusion, the space race has influenced the knowledge we now know about space.

从结论上讲，我们现在对太空的认知已经受到了太空竞赛的影响。

Professor Finkelstein` s institute runs a programme launched in the 1960s at the height of the Cold War space race to watch for and beam out radio signals to outer space.

芬克尔斯坦教授的研究院所进行的一个项目始于上世纪60年代冷战期间美苏太空竞赛时期，主要是向地球之外发送无线电信号并同时监听任何可疑的电磁波讯号。

In the late 1950s, the space race begins.

在20世纪50年代晚期，太空竞争开始。

Forty-one years after the original space race began with the launch of the Russian Sputnik, the world's first satellite, a new race has emerged.

四十一年前，俄罗斯发射世界上第一颗人造卫星，开始了最早的太空竞赛，一种新的竞赛出现了。

The space race reached its culmination in the first moon walk.

太空竞争以第一次在月球行走而达到顶峰.

Almost every day we see something in the papers about the latest exciting developments in the space race.

我们几乎每天都在报章上读到太空竞争方面最新、激动人心的进展。

The Space Race produced rapid advances in rocketry, materials science, and computers.

太空竞赛的生产迅速发展的火箭，材料科学和计算机。

The space race was a bruising scientific showdown that saw both global superpowers take a gold.

太空竞赛是殊死搏斗的科学对决，美苏两个超级大国不惜花费大量金钱决一胜负。

You remember the space race in the' 60s was for national prestige, because we lost the first two milestones. We didn't lose them technically.

你们还记得60年代的太空竞赛是为了国家的声誉，因为我们丢失了最初的两个里程碑。我们不是因为技术而丢失了它们。

when the space race was going on, that the first commercial capitalist-like thing to do to buy a ticket to go to the moon would be in Russian hardware?

那时太空竞赛正在继续，第一个商业资本家似的事情，像是买张票就可以去月球，这会是苏联的硬件设施吗？