Sentence examples for promising orbit from inspiring English sources

"We may be able to use powerful space telescopes to detect an exoplanet in a promising orbit round a star but that may not be enough to say it is habitable," says Richard Ghail, of Imperial College London.

The fatality rate over the last 50 years isn't promising to earth orbit and deep space travel would be worse still.

Its special properties, including a long period and a redundant stable direction, make it a promising nominal orbit in space mission design.

It is also difficult to see investors being so far sighted.Skylon's best hope is that, down the road, the European Space Agency comes to view the Skylon with its remarkable Sabre engine as the only credible way to compete with the new generation of spaceplanes promising to put satellites in orbit for a disruptive $2,000 per kilogram or so.

As a promising on-orbit debris capture strategy, tethered space robots (TSRs) have wide applications in future on-orbit service owing to its flexibility and great workspace.

The first three Orbit flavors, sugarless, brick-shaped gum promising a "just brushed clean feeling," made their debuts in the United States in 2001.

Morales is one of several regional leaders who have won elections by promising to pull their countries out of Washington's orbit.

Unlike Planetary Resources, DSI intends to send their first generation spacecraft directly on close fly-bys of promising asteroids, rather than keeping them in Earth's orbit.

As concluded from this study, guided imagery training seems promising and beneficial to ensure astronauts well-being and stable performance in orbit.

Mr. Burnett has seemed determined to deliver a space show to NBC, even promising at one point to stage the contest and just send the winner into orbit.

Active debris removal is one of the promising techniques that will decrease the population of large, non-functional spacecraft (space debris) on orbit.