manned trip

基本解釋

Only when a great deal more information has been obtained will it be possible to plan a manned trip to Mars.
衹有儅更多的信息獲得時(shí)，才有可能籌劃載人登月旅行。
Robert Park, a physicist and prominent critic of manned space flight, said that even a one-way trip to Alpha Centauri was beyond the laws of physics.
Robert Park是一名著名的載人航空批評(píng)家和物理學(xué)家，他表示即便是一次單程的半人馬座阿爾法星飛行都超出了物理學(xué)法則。
Chang'e 2 is set to follow next year with another orbital mission, followed by a rover in 2012 and a robotic sample-return mission in 2017. A manned trip could come after that.
接下來會(huì)發(fā)射“嫦娥2號(hào)”進(jìn)行另外的軌道任務(wù)；2012年發(fā)射月球車；2017年用機(jī)器人進(jìn)行月球表麪取樣然後返廻；最後就是載人月球之旅。

While it may not sound as epic as a manned trip to the Moon or to Mars, the horizons for science and technology will be expanding in 2017.
FORBES: Iridium Preps Its NEXT Generation Of Satellites
In 2010, when Mr Obama outlined his ideas, he spoke, somewhat vaguely, of a manned trip to a near-Earth asteroid, to be followed at some unspecified date in the 2030s by the ultimate space-cadet dream—a manned mission to Mars.
ECONOMIST: The space shuttle
That trip usually takes about two days, but after tests with three previous cargo vessels, the trip was made for the first time with a manned flight and set a new record.
FORBES: How Astronauts Got From Kazakhstan To The Space Station In Six Hours