The phrase "apogee up" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a position or movement related to the highest point in an orbit, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "As the satellite reached its apogee up, it began to gather data from the Earth's atmosphere."
Alternatives: "highest point" or "apogee position".
The Mayan civilization had reached its apogee about 750 and had disappeared by 900.
One for those who know their apogee from their perigee.
The new sensor provided data comparable to the conventional sensor up to the apogee of 19 km of that particular balloon flight.
However, Star Wars: Dark Forces added several technical features that Doom lacked, such as the ability to crouch or look up and down, Apogee's Duke Nukem 3D, released in 1996, was "the last of the great, sprite-based shooters" winning acclaim for its humor based around stylised machismo as well as its gameplay.
The proposal was defeated, but still, with the New Deal at its apogee and with other Western nations setting up state broadcasting systems like the BBC, CBS had reason to be vigilant about protecting its public-interest flank.
(What is the Olympic ideal, after all, but national rivalry dressed up as global amity?) The apogee of triumphalism was reached, notoriously, in Berlin, in 1936, when Hitler, who wasn't yet in power when the Games were awarded to the city, embraced the Olympics as the way to show off the might of the Nazi regime.
At the same time, private-equity groups have plenty of companies to sell, notably the firms they bought in the run-up to 2008, the industry's apogee.
This distancing device reaches its apogee in the song-and-dance numbers that make up the film's finale.
The absurd body set up to preserve Lenin's corpse was the apogee of this project, and provides the book's title.
Before I acted in film, I had grown up in the theater and always considered it the apogee of art.
