Module
Module noun - One of the inherent cognitive or perceptual powers of the mind.
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Program and module are semantically related in application topic. In some cases you can use "Program" instead a noun "Module", when it comes to topics like software.
Program
Program noun - A listing of things to be presented or considered (as at a concert or play).
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Module and program are semantically related in application topic. Sometimes you can use "Module" instead a noun "Program", if it concerns topics such as software.
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Since each autopilot program is a separate "module" (with one for docking, one for ascent, one for rendezvous, etc), it's the player's decision how much they want to automate their flight.
- In United States space travel, Apollo refers to the name of the program, not the rocket (either Saturn IB or Saturn V, depending on the mission), or the spacecraft itself (after the first two missions, each Command Module and Lunar Module had its own name).
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