Sentence examples for complete one orbit from inspiring English sources
A year on Proxima b — the time to complete one orbit around the star — lasts just 11.2 days.
This also means the Goblin takes 40,000 years to complete one orbit of the sun.
The planet takes 30 years to complete one orbit of the Sun.
The new planet basks in the lukewarm light of its star from a distance of around 70 million miles, taking 260 days to complete one orbit.
It is closer to its star — a red dwarf that is smaller, cooler and fainter than our sun — than the Earth is to its; its year, the time to complete one orbit, is 130 days, not 365.
The new planet, which Dr. Fischer called "one of the more annoying planets" because it resisted being folded into their mathematical models for such a long time, basks in the lukewarm light of its star from a distance of around 70 million miles, taking 260 days to complete one orbit.
"The moon pulls the satellite on one side, and by the time TESS completes one orbit, the moon is on the other side tugging in the opposite direction.
Mercury, the innermost planet in the solar system, is 35.5 million miles from the Sun and completes one orbit in 88 days.
We can take with a pinch of salt his claim to have invented the concept of geostationary satellites, where a spacecraft completes one orbit in the same 24 hours of the Earth's turning, so that it occupies a fixed place in the sky (this is the principle behind today's communication satellites that enable everything from digital TV to GPS).
The solar system travels in an orbit around the center of the Galaxy, at a velocity (i.e. speed) of a few hundred kilometers per second, completing one orbit around the center of the Milky Way about every 230 million years.
