Sentence examples for orbiter from from inspiring English sources

But Wednesday was also the scheduled launching date for NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter from the neighboring Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.

Such faces made headlines again near the end of 2006, when Mars Express, an orbiter from the European Space Agency, captured the highest-quality three-dimensional images to date of what looks like a face in the Cydonia region of Mars.

The image was acquired by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter from 300km and at an oblique angle of 41 degrees.

The main objective is to estimate to what extent the moon could protect an orbiter from radiations.

In this study, we report low-latitude winds obtained from the images taken by the UV imager, UVI, onboard the Akatsuki orbiter from December 2015 to March 2017.

Table 2 provides a list of the images used in this paper along with some geometry information range of the Akatsuki orbiter from Venus, the spacecraft sub-point latitude and longitude, the sub-solar latitude and longitude, the azimuth angle of the Venus north pole and the pixel size at the sub-spacecraft location (km).

Whether you want to watch someone get off from across the country or watch a comet orbiter die from hundreds of millions of miles away, there are countless webcams just a quick search away.

After a variety of technical assignments, he became system designer for Explorer I, the country's pioneering scientific orbiter launched from Cape Canaveral in 1958.

Performing a small separation burn, Johnson backed the orbiter away from the telescope, and Altman called down to managers on the ground confirming the deployment of Hubble.

The Philae lander is little more than a small bright dot to the Rosetta spacecraft's camera as it heads toward comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. The discoveries that Philae makes on the ground will complement the observations that the Rosetta orbiter makes from above the comet.

With one or two launches (depending upon the final mission architecture) BepiColombo will use solar electric propulsion to send two orbiters (MPO from ESA and MMO from ISAS) and a lander (MSE) to Mercury as early as 2011.