multistage rocket उदाहरण वाक्य

It was named after Conrad Haas, a medieval rocket pioneer who lived and worked in what is now Romania, and was the first person to describe a multistage rocket in writing.
Quoting unidentified government sources, the South Korean newspaper Hankyoreh said Seoul and Washington have tentatively concluded that North Korea might have put " something " in orbit with a multistage rocket.
The Japanese government has suspended food aid to the famine-stricken North Korea and cut off all contact aimed at normalizing relations since the North launched a multistage rocket over Japan in August 1998.
Infuriated by North Korea's firing of a multistage rocket over its territory on Aug . 31, Japan has since suspended all food aid and talks aimed at normalizing ties with the famine-hit communist country.
The Chinese Song Dynasty created fire arrows-rockets attached to arrows and launched in mass through platforms, and later created rockets such as the huo long chu shui, a multistage rocket used in naval combat.

After leading his impoverished country into the elite ranks of countries that can launch multistage rockets and build atomic weapons, the North's reclusive Kim has set his eyes on a new frontier : computer technology.
The " Huolongjing " also describes and illustrates the oldest known multistage rocket; this was the " fire-dragon issuing from the water " ( huo long chu shui ), which was used mostly by the Chinese navy.
The United States now believes that North Korea tried, but failed, to launch a small satellite into orbit when it fired a multistage rocket in an arc over Japan two weeks ago, administration and defense officials said Monday.
North Korea stunned the world in August 1998 by launching a multistage rocket over Japan, and U . S . officials say the North Koreans have prepared to test-launch a ballistic missile capable of reaching U . S . territory.
In January 1989, the rocket made its first maiden spaceflight which was dubbed by the army as " " indigenous multistage rocket into deep space " "; it was said to have reached an altitude of more than 480 km.