There were a number of Science Fiction shows featuring the patented Gerry Anderson process known as Supermarionation. It is not rendered Superanimation. some of the venues and plots were updated standard dramatic conventions, the Supercar, one of the earliest, had overtones of comedy and the lead character the operator of the Supercar, Mike Mercury, was a take-off on the actor Dean Martin. The later Fireball XLV (number may derive from either 45 degree angle of attack or abbreviation for Experimental Launch Vehicle- in effect future AF drama with a touch of dragnet procedurals. Thunderbirds dealt with a Bonzanza-updated brother-act Rescue squad, an updated salvage company, with much special effects. there were others, i Do not recall anything with puppets, or supermarionation dealing with Piracy at least directly. By the way the process is called Supermarionation and NOT Superanimation, used a good deal of models, pyro technics for rocket shots, etc. and almost a 3-d cartoon effect characters could move around , very convincing.
The word astronaut is a noun, a word for a profession of people. The word astronaut is singular, common, abstract noun.
No astronaut is not a collective noun since it is not referring to a group of people
He is known as the Australian 'people's poet'. He is remembered for his poems, short stories, ballads of life in the Australian bush and it's hardships through Australian eyes.
I think the people on the ground like in the movies that is a related occupation for an astronaut.
i want to become an astronaut because it is an experience to live in space.
An Astronaut.
What is the name meaning of the Australian people?
astrononomist
No, unless they've been through a traumatic experience or have had a bad upbringing/ training.
people make it then send it up with them
Mira Lakic has written: 'Through their eyes' -- subject(s): Koorie (Australian people)
Australian people value education and family the most