#aerospace technology
- Moon-landable — Capable of undergoing a moon-landing process; a term used to describe a spacecraft structurally designed to withstand impact with the lunar ground or a topographic region that allows the safe execution of a descent maneuver.
- Astronautical engineer — A highly qualified technician, engineer, or specialist in the field of astronautics, responsible for the direct application of astrodynamics laws, the design of propulsion systems, or the structural maintenance of spacecraft and orbital stations. Unlike an astronaut, they do not travel into outer space, but instead coordinate the mathematical, engineering, and logistical aspects of extra-atmospheric flight from the ground.
- Astronautical engineer — A woman who works as an astronautician; a female specialist, engineer, or technician in astronautics who deals with the design, testing, and ground tracking of spacecraft hardware and software systems. Her role includes calibrating satellite orbital parameters and managing telemetry networks, representing an essential presence in the technical teams behind interplanetary missions.