Sentence examples for orbit up from inspiring English sources

It's been fun getting the Orbit up, but it's also been an intensely busy time and a big emotional effort".

The satellites used by the Globalstar and Iridium systems are in low-earth orbit (up to about 930 miles) to allow users to carry small phones instead of the cumbersome models that some reporters still carry.

The model allows to compute particulate impact fluxes on any terrestrial target orbit up to geostationary altitudes.

How do you explain a stock like Hikari Tsushin, see("Rocket Returns to Earth Orbit"), up tenfold in the space of a few months, down by a factor of ten a few months later?

The Medicina Radioastronomical Station is a radio observation facility that is here proposed as receiving part of a ground-based space surveillance system for detecting and tracking space debris at different orbital regions (from Low Earth Orbits up to Geostationary Earth Orbits).

It weighed more than 4,200 pounds (1,900 kg), the heaviest satellite orbited up to that time.

According to the China Daily, the new rocket will have the capacity to carry payloads of up to 25 tonnes into near-Earth orbits, up from the current limit of 9 tonnes.

Orbiting up in price beyond those four sedans, which account for the vast majority of Civic sales, are three specialty models: the Civic Natural Gas ($27,255), which uses that clean-burning fuel in the 1.8-liter engine to produce 110 horsepower; the higher-performance Civic Si ($23,505) with a 201-horsepower 2.4-liter 4 under its hood and the Civic Hybrid ($25,150).

In this paper two strategies are proposed to de-orbit up to 10 non-cooperative objects per year from the region within 800 and 1400 km altitude in Low Earth Orbit (LEO).

The largest will be able to loft into orbit payloads up to 28.5 tons -- nearly 5 tons more than the nation's current leader, the Titan 4. Call it the engine that came in from the cold.

The space plane's engines would only be fired in space to change orbit, catch up and dock with the ISS and de-orbit before returning to Earth.