Sentence examples for orbit measures from inspiring English sources

The planet's orbit measures about 600,000 kilometers across, only 50% more than the average distance from Earth to the moon.

The current aircraft - built by Boeing - uses solar panels for power in orbit, measures over 29ft (9m) long, has a wingspan of nearly 15ft and a weight of 11,000lbs (4,989 kg).

Any operator wishing to place satellites into an orbit measured as having a "yellow" vulnerability index could be required to guarantee that they would execute debris mitigation procedures.

Figure 2(d) complements this information by describing the average size of the basin of attraction of a given periodic orbit, measured as a percentage of the state space.

A planet with an orbit measured in days travels an extremely short distance around the star, which limits the amount of material it can scoop up as it forms.

To investigate the processes taking place today, Maven will dip into the tenuous Martian upper atmosphere with each orbit, measuring the particles, sampling gases, monitoring the magnetic field and solar wind.

The argument of latitude is the angle along the orbit, measured from the ascending node, so that 0(^{circ }) and 180(^{circ }) correspond to the ascending and descending equator crossings, respectively, while 90(^{circ }) and 270(^{circ }) correspond to the northern- and southernmost points in the orbit.

Assuming a Keplerian orbit, measuring the centripetal acceleration and velocity of water maser spots yields the physical diameter subtended by the maser spots.

A magnetic resonance image (MRI) collected for further evaluation showed a large, lobulated, smooth-margined mass in the lower lateral aspect of the right orbit, measuring 28x33x32mm in volume.

This paper presents the on-orbit performance and validation of the double Langmuir probe measurement using actual on-orbit measured data and computer simulations.

Many comets, on the other hand, range far outside the solar system and have orbits measured in decades or more.