equatorial orbit造句

• Satellites put into space from Cape Canaveral go into equatorial orbit.
• In either case, the debris would eventually have settled into circular equatorial orbits.
• It follows an almost-circular close-to-equatorial orbit around the parent asteroid.
• For non-equatorial orbits the factor is closer to 1 .)
• Santa's coming in from a polar orbit and we're in an equatorial orbit ."
• Astrosat is a multi-wavelength astronomy mission on an IRS-class satellite into a near-Earth, equatorial orbit.
• In fact, it is in a circular equatorial orbit with a period of one day.
• Because they orbit Mars in low-inclination equatorial orbits, the shadows of transits of Phobos ).
• These orbits minimize contact with Jupiter's dense " Galileo " orbiter received in its equatorial orbit.
• The Titan's flight was virtually flawless, and the IUS placed both DSCS satellites into near-perfect equatorial orbits.
• Previous missions concentrated on narrow equatorial orbits, which left about three-quarters of the surface geology inadequately mapped.
• In the case of equatorial orbits ( which have no ascending node ), the argument is strictly undefined.
• The Russian priority, the Tribune said, is to establish a center for lifting heavy satellites into equatorial orbit.
• Launch loops in Lofstrom's design are placed close to the equator and can only directly access equatorial orbits.
• LEO-Eq is an equatorial orbit.
• SAS-2 was launched from the San Marco platform off the coast of Kenya, Africa, into a nearly equatorial orbit.
• Proteus orbits Neptune in a nearly equatorial orbit at the distance of about 4.75 equatorial radii of the planet.
• They put " Magellan " into a low equatorial orbit to avoid being spotted while they finish repairing the ship.
• Since 2000, Kwajalein has become one of five preferred locations from which Pegasus rockets can be launched into equatorial orbit.
• The loss of the motor caused AO-40 to be left in an equatorial orbit that the satellite was not designed for.