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payload

noun as in cargo

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Firefly's "Blue Ghost" lunar lander will deliver the payloads to the lunar surface in 2023 in fulfillment of the Commercial Lunar Payload Services task order, the company said.

The third party then responds with a much larger payload to the site the attackers want to take down.

Speaking of satellites, we’re poised to see Blue Origin launching a lot more of its own payloads into orbit once New Glenn can fly.

Astra offers launch services of payloads ranging from 50 to 150 kilograms or as much as 330 pounds, and expects to begin deliveries into space by the end of the year.

It’s a single-stage prototype, which can only carry 18 lbs of payload, and it’s designed to achieve suborbital space.

There is, of course, cheapness to be considered -- the dollar per kilogram bill for putting a payload into low earth orbit.

The Delta IV can carry a larger payload into low earth orbit than the Atlas V, 60,779 lbs.

The X-37B has a payload bay about the size of a pickup truck bed.

The Gripen was designed as a small aircraft with a relatively large payload.

Then I just have to “retrieve payload” from Coinapult, trot on back over to Blockchain and BAM!

But if they improve the rockets, manage to make room for a bigger payload, wouldn't it be cheaper?

And I have only about twice the fuel supply you carry for a 100-ton payload.

But his hand moved over his pad and he made an impatient go-on gesture with his head, swallowing some of his payload.

But those landing rockets and Lieutenant Commander Brown constituted all its payload.

On the last payload trip of the Towle the pilot asked me if I wanted to go along, and of course I was delighted.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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