blast-off

[′blast‚ȯf]

(aerospace engineering)

The takeoff of a rocket or missile.

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24 May 2016 - US-based advisory investment firm Gordon Brothers Group has acquired Los Angeles-based licensing and branding company Blast-Off Brands, the company said.

Gordon Brothers Group Acquires Los Angeles Licensing Firm Blast-Off Brands

NASA has prepared its space shuttle Discovery for blast-off at 11.

Space shuttle Discovery prepared for blast-off

NASA have grounded all future shuttle missions until they can find a better way to prevent damage during blast-off

Cosmic binmen to return

Always calm, he also famously took a nap while waiting for blast-off on the same mission, friends recalled, laughing.

`A GIANT AMONG US' EARTH SAYS GOODBYE TO ASTRONAUT COOPER

Yesterday's planned second blast-off attempt was scrapped when final checks revealed a piece of foam on the launch pad had broken off from the Ariane 5 rocket's central core, mission scientists said.

Heat shield damage stops Euro mission

But an eleventh-hour disagreement between Nasa and Russian space officials, nearly hampered blast-off.

Space tour trip just out of this world for Dennis

Their goals range from science to business engineering, from public relations to classified military projects, together creating what could be the busiest blast-off year in NASA's history.

Launchlog '86: NASA blast-off plans

But what they like the best is to blast-off to parties around the world to bring joy and fun to kids of all ages.

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A blast-off on Sunday was delayed due to bad weather at Cape Canaveral, Florida.

Last night launch.. mission you already

Both the US State Department and the Japanese Government have issued stark statements condemning the blast-off.