Definition of lunar module in English:

lunar module

noun

A small craft used for travelling between the moon's surface and an orbiting spacecraft (formerly known as lunar excursion module or LEM).
Example sentencesExamples
- But there was not much shielding in the lunar module, probably not much better than a space suit.
- The entire Saturn V stack - all three stages of the rocket booster plus the command module and the lunar module on top - had less computing capacity combined than today's typical cell phone.
- He had done all that with the help of his very own NASA pen pals one of them Armstrong, the other a man called Edwin Aldrin, better known as ‘Buzz’ and Michael Collins, commander of the lunar module.
- Apollo traveled to the Moon with the lunar module attached to the command module.
- The crew scouted landing sites from lunar orbit and rendezvoused the lunar module and command module in a full dress rehearsal for the Apollo 11 landing two months later.
- The tanks were used to fuel the descent and ascent stage rocket engines of the lunar module that landed astronauts on the moon and returned them to orbit.
- The center re-creates an Apollo-era launch and the Apollo 11 moon landing, including a full-sized lunar module that descends from a starry sky to the crater-scarred surface of the moon.
- Astronaut Neil Armstrong, the U.S. flag, the lunar module, and a television camera are reflected in the face mask of astronaut Edwin Aldrin on the moon during the Apollo 11 moon landing in this July 20, 1969.
- The models are very realistic; in particular, the Eagle scout ships look like something that a space program might actually develop as a logical descendant of the Apollo lunar modules.
- The theatre itself is shaped like the lunar module used to land on the moon and is placed within the fine architecture of the Royal Exchange.
- Having won the goal set by John F Kennedy, America did not need to pump any more dollars into an effort whose public appeal had largely evaporated even before the first lunar module could blast itself homewards.
- They were going to test the command and service module and the lunar module together in space for the first time.
- Then, only a few months later, they sat glued to their TV screens to watch the ‘one small step’ of Neil Armstrong when the lunar module, Eagle, landed in the Sea of Tranquility, 240,000 miles away on the surface of the Moon.
- Conrad and Bean spent a total of 7.5 hours on the lunar surface during their two trips outside the shelter of the lunar module.
- The three astronauts travelled in the command module, which was docked during flight to both the lunar module and the service module, the latter carrying fuel and supplies.
- While some lifeboat procedures had already been worked out for earlier missions, none addressed having to use the lunar module as a lifeboat with a damaged command module attached.
- We watched as the workers carefully restored pieces of old airplanes, fighter jets and lunar modules.
- After their moon walk, the astronauts went back to their lunar module.
- Trained on the Moon, such astonishing resolution should enable it to see the base of one or more of the six lunar modules that NASA insists landed on the moon between 1969 and 1972.
- Were such an instrument to be pointed at the Moon instead, it would have a resolution of about 8 feet, making it possible to take pictures of the descent stages of the lunar modules left behind by the Apollo missions.

Definition of lunar module in US English:

lunar module

(also LM)

noun

A small craft used for traveling between the moon's surface and an orbiting spacecraft (formerly known as lunar excursion module or LEM).
Example sentencesExamples
- But there was not much shielding in the lunar module, probably not much better than a space suit.
- The three astronauts travelled in the command module, which was docked during flight to both the lunar module and the service module, the latter carrying fuel and supplies.
- Trained on the Moon, such astonishing resolution should enable it to see the base of one or more of the six lunar modules that NASA insists landed on the moon between 1969 and 1972.
- Were such an instrument to be pointed at the Moon instead, it would have a resolution of about 8 feet, making it possible to take pictures of the descent stages of the lunar modules left behind by the Apollo missions.
- While some lifeboat procedures had already been worked out for earlier missions, none addressed having to use the lunar module as a lifeboat with a damaged command module attached.
- The theatre itself is shaped like the lunar module used to land on the moon and is placed within the fine architecture of the Royal Exchange.
- He had done all that with the help of his very own NASA pen pals one of them Armstrong, the other a man called Edwin Aldrin, better known as ‘Buzz’ and Michael Collins, commander of the lunar module.
- The models are very realistic; in particular, the Eagle scout ships look like something that a space program might actually develop as a logical descendant of the Apollo lunar modules.
- Having won the goal set by John F Kennedy, America did not need to pump any more dollars into an effort whose public appeal had largely evaporated even before the first lunar module could blast itself homewards.
- Apollo traveled to the Moon with the lunar module attached to the command module.
- After their moon walk, the astronauts went back to their lunar module.
- The center re-creates an Apollo-era launch and the Apollo 11 moon landing, including a full-sized lunar module that descends from a starry sky to the crater-scarred surface of the moon.
- The entire Saturn V stack - all three stages of the rocket booster plus the command module and the lunar module on top - had less computing capacity combined than today's typical cell phone.
- We watched as the workers carefully restored pieces of old airplanes, fighter jets and lunar modules.
- The tanks were used to fuel the descent and ascent stage rocket engines of the lunar module that landed astronauts on the moon and returned them to orbit.
- Conrad and Bean spent a total of 7.5 hours on the lunar surface during their two trips outside the shelter of the lunar module.
- Then, only a few months later, they sat glued to their TV screens to watch the ‘one small step’ of Neil Armstrong when the lunar module, Eagle, landed in the Sea of Tranquility, 240,000 miles away on the surface of the Moon.
- Astronaut Neil Armstrong, the U.S. flag, the lunar module, and a television camera are reflected in the face mask of astronaut Edwin Aldrin on the moon during the Apollo 11 moon landing in this July 20, 1969.
- They were going to test the command and service module and the lunar module together in space for the first time.
- The crew scouted landing sites from lunar orbit and rendezvoused the lunar module and command module in a full dress rehearsal for the Apollo 11 landing two months later.

单词	lunar module
释义	Definition of lunar module in English: lunar module noun A small craft used for travelling between the moon's surface and an orbiting spacecraft (formerly known as lunar excursion module or LEM). Example sentencesExamples But there was not much shielding in the lunar module, probably not much better than a space suit. The entire Saturn V stack - all three stages of the rocket booster plus the command module and the lunar module on top - had less computing capacity combined than today's typical cell phone. He had done all that with the help of his very own NASA pen pals one of them Armstrong, the other a man called Edwin Aldrin, better known as ‘Buzz’ and Michael Collins, commander of the lunar module. Apollo traveled to the Moon with the lunar module attached to the command module. The crew scouted landing sites from lunar orbit and rendezvoused the lunar module and command module in a full dress rehearsal for the Apollo 11 landing two months later. The tanks were used to fuel the descent and ascent stage rocket engines of the lunar module that landed astronauts on the moon and returned them to orbit. The center re-creates an Apollo-era launch and the Apollo 11 moon landing, including a full-sized lunar module that descends from a starry sky to the crater-scarred surface of the moon. Astronaut Neil Armstrong, the U.S. flag, the lunar module, and a television camera are reflected in the face mask of astronaut Edwin Aldrin on the moon during the Apollo 11 moon landing in this July 20, 1969. The models are very realistic; in particular, the Eagle scout ships look like something that a space program might actually develop as a logical descendant of the Apollo lunar modules. The theatre itself is shaped like the lunar module used to land on the moon and is placed within the fine architecture of the Royal Exchange. Having won the goal set by John F Kennedy, America did not need to pump any more dollars into an effort whose public appeal had largely evaporated even before the first lunar module could blast itself homewards. They were going to test the command and service module and the lunar module together in space for the first time. Then, only a few months later, they sat glued to their TV screens to watch the ‘one small step’ of Neil Armstrong when the lunar module, Eagle, landed in the Sea of Tranquility, 240,000 miles away on the surface of the Moon. Conrad and Bean spent a total of 7.5 hours on the lunar surface during their two trips outside the shelter of the lunar module. The three astronauts travelled in the command module, which was docked during flight to both the lunar module and the service module, the latter carrying fuel and supplies. While some lifeboat procedures had already been worked out for earlier missions, none addressed having to use the lunar module as a lifeboat with a damaged command module attached. We watched as the workers carefully restored pieces of old airplanes, fighter jets and lunar modules. After their moon walk, the astronauts went back to their lunar module. Trained on the Moon, such astonishing resolution should enable it to see the base of one or more of the six lunar modules that NASA insists landed on the moon between 1969 and 1972. Were such an instrument to be pointed at the Moon instead, it would have a resolution of about 8 feet, making it possible to take pictures of the descent stages of the lunar modules left behind by the Apollo missions. Definition of lunar module in US English: lunar module (also LM) noun A small craft used for traveling between the moon's surface and an orbiting spacecraft (formerly known as lunar excursion module or LEM). Example sentencesExamples But there was not much shielding in the lunar module, probably not much better than a space suit. The three astronauts travelled in the command module, which was docked during flight to both the lunar module and the service module, the latter carrying fuel and supplies. Trained on the Moon, such astonishing resolution should enable it to see the base of one or more of the six lunar modules that NASA insists landed on the moon between 1969 and 1972. Were such an instrument to be pointed at the Moon instead, it would have a resolution of about 8 feet, making it possible to take pictures of the descent stages of the lunar modules left behind by the Apollo missions. While some lifeboat procedures had already been worked out for earlier missions, none addressed having to use the lunar module as a lifeboat with a damaged command module attached. The theatre itself is shaped like the lunar module used to land on the moon and is placed within the fine architecture of the Royal Exchange. He had done all that with the help of his very own NASA pen pals one of them Armstrong, the other a man called Edwin Aldrin, better known as ‘Buzz’ and Michael Collins, commander of the lunar module. The models are very realistic; in particular, the Eagle scout ships look like something that a space program might actually develop as a logical descendant of the Apollo lunar modules. Having won the goal set by John F Kennedy, America did not need to pump any more dollars into an effort whose public appeal had largely evaporated even before the first lunar module could blast itself homewards. Apollo traveled to the Moon with the lunar module attached to the command module. After their moon walk, the astronauts went back to their lunar module. The center re-creates an Apollo-era launch and the Apollo 11 moon landing, including a full-sized lunar module that descends from a starry sky to the crater-scarred surface of the moon. The entire Saturn V stack - all three stages of the rocket booster plus the command module and the lunar module on top - had less computing capacity combined than today's typical cell phone. We watched as the workers carefully restored pieces of old airplanes, fighter jets and lunar modules. The tanks were used to fuel the descent and ascent stage rocket engines of the lunar module that landed astronauts on the moon and returned them to orbit. Conrad and Bean spent a total of 7.5 hours on the lunar surface during their two trips outside the shelter of the lunar module. Then, only a few months later, they sat glued to their TV screens to watch the ‘one small step’ of Neil Armstrong when the lunar module, Eagle, landed in the Sea of Tranquility, 240,000 miles away on the surface of the Moon. Astronaut Neil Armstrong, the U.S. flag, the lunar module, and a television camera are reflected in the face mask of astronaut Edwin Aldrin on the moon during the Apollo 11 moon landing in this July 20, 1969. They were going to test the command and service module and the lunar module together in space for the first time. The crew scouted landing sites from lunar orbit and rendezvoused the lunar module and command module in a full dress rehearsal for the Apollo 11 landing two months later.
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