Sentence examples for into orbital from inspiring English sources

"Japan wants to leapfrog into orbital space plane capabilities, rather than reinventing what is fairly dated technology," Lance Gatling, an American aerospace consultant, said.

The venture into orbital farming was only eclipsed by his struggle to get sunflower-like zinnias to grow in zero gravity.

It is divided into orbital and palpebral portions, and it is essentially the palpebral portion, within the lid, that causes lid closure.

But astronomers have been unable to figure out how they get from the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter to the vicinity of the Earth.It was once thought that asteroids in the main belt occasionally collided with one another, sending fragments into orbital resonance bands where they could be affected by the gravity of Jupiter or Saturn.

"He is one of only five UK-born people to have gone into orbital space so far - that's out of around 500 in total across the world.

Here's music of the spheres: Astronomers have found three planets orbiting a nearby star in resonance, which means their gravity has locked them into orbital periods that are simple multiples of one another.

(Electron shells are divided into subshells, designated as s, p, d, f, g, and so forth. Each subshell is divided further into orbitals).

The shoulder peak at 288.2 eV in cellulose probably corresponds to excitations into orbitals of dominantly Rydberg character.

But that kind of suborbital jaunt is a far cry from getting into orbit, because orbital speeds are so much higher and have such small margins.

It would take off in the traditional way, fly until it reached a suitable speed and position, then boost itself the orbital payload into orbit.

The algorithm can include cloud cover predictions, ground downlink windows or any other spatial, temporal or angular constraints into the orbital module and be integrated into planning tools for agile constellations.