Sentence examples for degree inclination from inspiring English sources

"Whether this is the most inclined tower in Europe, with a 5.364 degree inclination angle, I do not know," wrote Alexander Puzrin of the Technical University in an e-mail.

There was insufficient fuel aboard because the satellite was orbiting at a 51 degree inclination to the equator and changing the inclination requires a lot of energy, Hughes officials said.

After seven successive launch date changes because of the ARGOs mission readiness and after nine launch attempts, both Oersted and SUNSAT were successfully deployed (after a special Delta-II maneuver) into an 857 km × 655 km, 96.47 degree inclination orbit on February 23 , 1999

A geosynchronous orbit (GEO) altitude is approximately 35,786 km at a low or zero degree inclination and is prime real estate for the large communications satellites.

If deployed into orbit from the ISS (400 km altitude, 51.65 degree inclination) we estimate it to be able to perform about 90 minutes of SPEQS-2 experiments per day.

At a 42.79 degree inclination, the X-37B would be useful for looking at a geographic region such as the Middle East, says Weeden, pouring cold water on one theory that that it was used to spy on China's spacelab, Tiangong-1.

However, he does not have a detailed explanation of how the Earth would have righted itself to its current 23.5-degree inclination.

And Capital Gate in Abu Dhabi – a 160-metre tower that apparently is "signature" and "iconic" and "avant-garde"; a boot-shaped splurge of steel and glass, which, thanks to its 18-degree inclination, has attained a previously unthought-of superlative: it has been officially recognised as the furthest-leaning tower in the world.

Given the large size of 1996 PW's orbit and its high, approximately 30-degree inclination to the plane of the solar system, the object most likely evolved from a much larger original orbit that extended to the Oort cloud.

They are consistent with the continuation of the long-established westward drift and deepening of the South Atlantic Anomaly. Figure 1 Maps of the magnetic declination D (top, units are degrees), inclination I (middle, units are degrees), and total intensity F (bottom, units are nT) at the Earth's mean radius r=a in 2015; the red dot indicates the minimum intensity.

But he didn't know whether the satellite would be launched into an orbit with a 57-degree inclination, the same orbit as Lacrosse 1 and Lacrosse 3, or an orbit with a 68-degree inclination, the same as Lacrosse 2. After he saw the patch on Florida Today's Web site, his quandary was resolved: The patch clearly showed the new satellite at the 68-degree inclination.