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The photos of the surveillance satellite would be added, creating in-orbit pictures of the enemy being destroyed by the landing party.

Later that year, nineteen sixty-five, the United States tried to have one spacecraft get very close to another spacecraft while in orbit.

Pyongyang said the rocket put a satellite in orbit, but the US and its Asian allies saw it as a long-range missile test.

Nevertheless, putting a man in orbit remains a rather wasteful sort of publicity stunt.

Eight and a half minutes later she was in orbit, ready to complete her mission of carrying supplies to the space station.

During that time, he took more than 24, 000 digital photos from his one-of-a-kind vantage point in orbit.

Human digestion works pretty much the same in orbit as well, except that stomach contents float a bit high.

The objective set for it in orbit this, it should be mandatory to guide the direction of the wheel.

The earth is one of mine planets which move in orbit round the sun.

What could be the possible reason for leaving all this junk in orbit, instead of cleaning it up?

If it was too large, it plowed through unimpeded and continued in orbit about the sun.

Thyroid associated ophthalmopathy(TAO) is one of the most familiar disease in orbit and an autoimmune disorder.

The life of this satellite is supposed to be around two years, after which the fuel required to keep it in orbit will be exhausted.

However, defenses will not protect the fleets of guild members who might be in orbit around that base.

The fact that we had the hardware to put something in orbit when we let Von Braun fly it, you can argue that's not a technical loss.

He also hopes to do some commercially valuable protein-crystallisation experiments, which might help drug companies, when he is in orbit.

After a year in orbit around Vesta, Dawn will travel on to the dwarf planet Ceres.

FROM THE PROMETHEUS in orbit, we see the night side of the planet transformed into a vast reticulated lacework of faint luminosity.

The ability to rendezvous in orbit could be used to help clear out space junk or inspect or fix satellites.

The international outcry that followed put China on the defensive. The resulting debris field in orbit was potentially harmful as well.

The shuttle is scheduled to land Thursday evening but thunderstorms could keep it in orbit an extra day or two.

That the sandwich stands still, has no speed in orbit anymore.

This ability is especially useful when scientists are, say, planning to put a satellite in orbit or charting the course of the moon.

Iridium also said it expected to replace the lost satellite with one of its eight in-orbit spares within 30 days.

Two-goal-driven components can be synchronized operation on the entire goal in orbit for a smooth movement.

Other nations said no satellite was detected in orbit and the exercise was a disguised test of a long-range Taepodong missile.

When a satellite is first launched, the sail is angled in a way that causes this acceleration to keep the satellite in orbit.

There are 33 in orbit and that number may grow to 65 by 2014, 11 of which would be capable of conducting ocean surveillance, he said.

To stream all the data from every plane might well require more satellite bandwidth than the total amount in orbit.

Iran claims to have put a satellite in orbit recently, but there is no conclusive proof.

If you know R, then you can calculate the speed in orbit.

For the first time ever, two big communication satellites have collided in orbit some 500 miles above the surface of the Earth over Siberia.

If they had failed to find Gumdrop, the two men in spider would have been stranded in orbit to die when their oxygen supply ran out.

This rendezvous and docking capability is a prerequisite if larger structures are ever to be assembled in orbit.

Solar array is an essential component of satellite. Deployment dynamics of solar array in orbit is indispensable to satellite design.

The "second" moon is also thought to have been generated by the giant impact, remaining in orbit for tens of millions of years.

A rocket must gain a speed of about five miles per second that it may put a satellite in orbit.

Two years later, two satellites - one defunct and one active - crashed in orbit, creating even more debris.

You cannot sweep it up. Instead, it will stay in orbit for decades, or even centuries, before it eventually falls to earth and burns up.

To stay in orbit, an object must be traveling at a constant speed over Earth's surface.

I now want to start with a very general initial condition of an object, little m, in orbit. . .

But they aren't. So some sort of mass that we can't detect must hold these outer stars in orbit.

The Caib probe concluded astronauts would still be unable to fix such damage once in orbit.

After six months in orbit, you lose your autonomic nervous system capacity to stand in a gravitational field.

Conclusion The ratio of exophthalmos and intraorbital pressure can prove the character of the space-occupying lesions in orbit.

This artist's concept shows the Juno spacecraft in orbit around the planet Jupiter.

One such cost arises when a satellite has to take evasive action and thereby uses up fuel, reducing its life in orbit.

However, for simplicity, we will consider a model of a two-dimensional solar system with two planets in orbit about a fixed sun.

We know that high sodium contributes to bone loss, and all astronauts experience at least some degree of bone loss when they're in orbit.

The shuttle Discovery is, at this moment, in orbit; Endeavour and Atlantis each has one more flight.

Finally, when in orbit round the earth, the calculators calculate exactly when to fire the retro-rocket to effect re-entry.

Of the agencies that pay for it, only the 18-member European Space Agency has yet to finalise plans to keep it in orbit until 2020.

The 29-foot-long space plane, much smaller than the space shuttles, can stay in orbit for up to nine months.

The units will be able to conduct a space ambush against any satellites in orbit.

Popular speak is located in orbit, on either side of the coil flowing alternating current, can will coil into electromagnets.

The two space will link up in orbit.

MIT reseachers' new thrusters could increase the number of CubeSats in orbit and expand the tasks they are able to complete.

The maintained activity of the neuron during fixations is proportional to the angular deviation of the eye in orbit.

The Shenzhou docking missions are seen as key milestones along the path to building a space station in orbit.

Experts say the upcoming launch will place China close to putting a space station in orbit.

The Hubble Space Telescope continues to make valuable discoveries after more than twenty years in orbit around Earth.

Bad spells of space weather can damage power grids, endanger satellites and aircraft, and pose radiation threats to astronauts in orbit.

The amount of debris floating in orbit around Earth has been growing exponentially and may have already reached a "tipping point. "

The space agency is hoping to get the first pictures back from the Messenger probe in orbit by the end of the month.

First we provide our perspective of the transformation as witnessed from our position in orbit about your planet.

Their mission was to destroy the shield generator that protected the second Death Star high in orbit.

Conclusions CT scan, especial coronal scanning, was useful to investigate the soft tissue changes in orbit blowout fracture.

The release of this stunning vista celebrates the 21st anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope in orbit.

A rocket must attain a speed of about five miles per second so that it may put a satellite in orbit.

The target in orbit was heading south, so the intercept involved an extremely high-velocity, nearly head-on collision, sources said.

In 2003 China became the third nation, after the United States and Russia, to put a person in orbit.

abstract: As a new type of automatic door system, electric door has been employed gradually in orbit traffic vehicles.

With a mass over 140 kilograms, an MMU is heavy on Earth, but, like everything, is weightless when drifting in orbit.

Situation 'critical'Hopes of limiting the amount of space junk in orbit suffered two major setbacks in recent years.

The immense lift capability is necessary to put all the equipment in orbit that is needed to undertake a deep-space mission.

The heavy lift capacity we'll have with the Ares V will allow for simple automatic rendezvous in orbit and docking of components.

Specifically include the followings: Radiometric calibration1. Antenna Pattern in-orbit testing program.

Hence the phrase , " tooth fairy agnostic , " but Bertrand Russell made the same point using a hypothetical teapot in orbit about Mars .

Ackbar brought his New Republic Defense Force fleet to bear against Syn's in orbit over the planet.

In other words, as the lander headed for the Moon, it could drop off a few satellites in orbit.

In the mid-1990s, plans were made for a new generation of Earth-observation satellites to take over from those now in orbit.

Objects in orbit are catalogued periodically rather than tracked continuously.

Ever since the Columbia tragedy 5 years ago, any shuttle part seen floating away in orbit gets NASA's attention-- fast.

The shuttles have been called down from the starship in orbit, and are being used as troop carriers.

The "weightless" condition of astronauts in orbit about the earth arises from just this cancellation of inertial and gravitational forces.

The team validated the in-orbit signals, which met expectations and correlated with ground tests before launch.

Boeing hopes the craft will be in orbit within four years - and start a new era of cheap, manned, commercial space flight.

And now astronomers have voted for the best pictures taken by Hubble in its 16 years in orbit.

The Bangladesh side hopes that China could launch a communication satellite in orbit for Bangladesh in the near future.

Three will move to the Martian surface simulator for a month while the rest will remain 'in orbit'.

There is a transition station in orbit, a rail derailment and k-buffer, the buffer between the rail in the orbit and the derailment.

The Atlantis astronauts also plan to bring a space station flight engineer, Nicole P. Stott back to Earth after three months in orbit.

Fuel cells have proven their merits in orbit; NASA has used them to generate electrical power for manned space missions.

The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter is NASA's most powerful spacecraft currently in orbit around Mars.

The mission, the astronauts in orbit for assembly and testing of extravehicular services.

Fifty years after the dawn of the Space Age, China is solidifying its position as only the third nation to launch humans in orbit.

He entered a contest recently that asked young people to come up with experiments that could be run in orbit.

Previously, its cosmonauts had been using grease pencils to write in orbit.

This artist's animation illustrates a massive asteroid belt in orbit around a star the same age and size as our Sun.

We revolve around each other like heavenly bodies, masses of various sizes in orbit, and each pass changes our own motion.

If you know the speed in orbit, R you can calculate R.

Objective To observe the effect of embedding unwrapping hydroxyapatite artificial eye mount in orbit.

'This image is the first ever obtained from a spacecraft in orbit about the solar system's innermost planet, ' Nasa said.

NASA's Mars Global Surveyor, currently in orbit about the Red Planet, is finally providing some final answers.

The analytical results show that the thrust changed continuously by time in orbit coordinate system's three axes.

So we have around 300 different foods and beverages in orbit at the ISS that the crew members can choose from.

Satellite lifetimes in orbit range from a matter of days to hundreds of years.

Russia has more than 100 satellites in orbit. Two-thirds of them are military or dual-purpose spacecraft, RIA Novosti said.

apollo 17 astronauts , in orbit around the moon , photographed a crescent earth rising in the lunar sky .

It involves placing a main satellite in orbit at an altitude of about 60 miles and deploying two smaller satellites in polar orbits.

Magnus told VOA that living in orbit has given her newfound appreciation for the Earth.

The spacecraft is in orbit around the moon.

Magnetic levitation train using reactive, a start soon can accelerate speed to 50 km, ran 50-60 metres in orbit, she was later suspended.

The last team to visit that U. S. stationset a world record at the time for longest stay in orbit, 84 days.

But in orbit around Saturn, Cassini had no such problems.

announced plans last month (18 October) for two Earth observation satellites, which will join six already in orbit.

A nation that can build nuclear weapons ANDput a manned capsule in orbit is to be taken seriously.

As of 2007, three extrasolar planets have been confirmed in orbit around this pulsar.

The space shuttle Discovery's crew experienced a first on the shuttle's last full day in orbit.

Its constellation consists of 66 low earth-orbiting, cross-linked satellites and has multiple in-orbit spares.

The opportunity to test on the robot in orbit has Radford, Wilson and Hoffman excited.

Before Soviet engineers built the rockets that put Sputnik in orbit, warfare was seen as being, in some sense, a limited thing.

An artist's conception shows M33 X-7, a binary system in the galaxy M33 where a black hole is in orbit with a large star.

Aside from Russia and the United States, which is retiring its three spaceships this year, only China has flown people in orbit.

Schirra and Stafford proved that spaceships could link up while in orbit.

Therehave been four other cases in which space objects have collidedaccidentally in orbit, NASA said.

Overlooking the Afar, gently massage in orbit, and then close your eyes for 5 minutes, eye full of relaxation.

It shows two black holes in orbit around each other, again, with these helpfully painted curves.

Space shuttle in orbit, the heater power device to prevent the joint subsidiary of frozen ammonia.

The two Genesis prototypes remain in orbit, and leakage of air has been minimal.

The gas methane has been found both by spacecraft in orbit and by telescopes from earth.

Together, these incidents increased the number of objects in orbit at an altitude of 700-1, 000km by a third (see chart).

A heavenly body kept in orbit around a planet by gravitational force.

Another day in orbit for Space Shuttle Atlantis. Today's landing in Florida scrubbed because of weather. The forecast looks better tomorrow.

It is a space rock captured and now held in orbit by the gravity force of Mars.

This is the Global Positioning System, or GPS. A network of satellites is in orbit around Earth.

The changes in orbit can detect the changes in input value is analyzed.

And if that wasn't bad enough, space writer Andrew Chaikin's description of going No. 2 in orbit is even worse.

Even a telescope in orbit round the earth.

But it is more likely that Rhea is uniquely suited to hold debris in orbit.

People dozing in orbit see streaks and bursts of bright colour caused by high-energy cosmic rays painlessly slamming into their retinas.

The Kepler telescope will hang in orbit and stare continuously at a field of 100, 000 stars in the Cygnus-Lyra region of the Milky Way.

periapsis in orbit around the moon .

The earth itself is kept in orbit because it rolls along a valley in the environment that's curved because of the sun's presence.

Prometheus overtakes Pandora in orbit around Saturn about every 25 days.

A new communications satellite was put in orbit today.

The Russian and American spacecraft linked with each other in orbit.

It can remain operational in orbit for seven days and land like a regular plane for reuse.

It's a satellite in orbit round the Earth.

The space shuttle has been producing special alloys in orbit.

And very quickly, you'll see those resort hotels in orbit.

According to the Russian Space Agency (Roskosmos), only 16 GLONASS satellites are currently in orbit.

By the end of 2006, 47 countries and other groups had placed satellites in orbit, either on their own or with help from others.

Satellitesalready in orbit die of old age or are killed by debris strikes.

If you are near Earth in orbit, you are eight kilometers per second, and eight times the square root of two 2 is exactly that 11. 2.

Shuttle into orbit when needed flight time: 9, 10 points arrows separation, ship the shenzhou 5 manned spacecraft in orbit accurately.

The velocity of the Earth in orbit is about 30 kilometers per second.

This is actually taken from the satellite that we have in orbit around Saturn, the Cassini.

You'd pay 10, 000 dollars for that in orbit.

Burning a rocket when you are in orbit and your orbit will change.

What about other big things still in orbit?

Once you're in orbit, you are two-thirds of the way, energetically, to anywhere -- the moon, to Mars.

March 8th is Discovery's last full day in orbit before the shuttle heads into retirement.

Planets and moons and suns are in orbit.

So we also know how long it takes for the object to go around in orbit.

Ultimately it is planned to have 24 satellites in orbit from 2009.

From lord Vader, sire. He's in orbit right now.

And once in orbit, there's no inexpensive and simple way to service them.

Shenzhou 8 spent just under 17 days in orbit in total, the longest Shenzhou mission to date.

This is the kinetic energy for something in orbit at this radius, and this is the potential energy.

In orbit around the Moon, the orbiter was about 372, 335 kilometers from Earth.

Madly in orbit above to launch the car!

These are just some puzzles that European Space Agency's Venus Express now in orbit it's hoping to solve.

This is a satellite in orbit round the Earth.

A shuttle must reach speeds of about 17, 500 miles per hour to remain in orbit.

The Moon is in orbit around the Earth at an approximate distance of 377, 000 km (234, 000 miles).

Move in orbit around sth.

Astronauts typically lose between 1 to 1. 5 percent of their bone mass per month in orbit.

In order to their cause, they are like two gyro, in their respective high-speed rotating in orbit.

It is designed to last for 15 years, spending 12 years in orbit.

The first section of the station was placed in orbit in 1998.

This is our first acquisition in-orbit spacecraft observations of the picture.

Our fuses have been chosen by most major space programs and have been in orbit for the past 30-plus years with zero reported failures.

At that time, Apollo 17 spacecraft members are in orbit around the Earth to the Moon observation.

I blast my rocket in this direction, and so the speed - which was originally this in orbit-- the speed will now increase.

By that time, the first one had been in orbit about eleven days.

Discovery's return to Earth on March 9th will not only complete its final, 13-day mission, but also mark its record 365th day in orbit.

Agreement between the USA and the USSR Not to Place in Orbit Any Object Equipped with Nuclear Capacity;

It's been in orbit since being launched 20 years ago.

Numerical Model Study of Thermal Analysis on Multilayer Perforated Insulation Material in Orbit

Cross-sectional anatomy of the ophthalmic nerves in orbit and its clinical significance

CT Expression of Non-Hodgkin's Disease Lymphoma in Orbit and Five Sense Organs out of Lymph Node

There were successes, too. One was the 1993 in-orbit repair of the Hubble Space Telescope;

Allogenic scleral and amniotic transplantation to treat the exposed hydroxyapatite implant in orbit

Weight - Perceived Gravity - Weightlessness Free Fall - Zero Gravity in Orbit (misnomer)

Thermal Analysis and Performance Study for Multilayer Perforated Insulation Material in Orbit

Clinical observation of embedding hydroxyapatite artificial eye mount in orbit

Using the minimum entropy as a criterion for the in-orbit automatic focussing of space solar telescope

A computer-generatedimage released by the European Space Agency shows an approximation of12, 000 fragments in orbit around the Earth

Methods of in-orbit testing for communication satellite payload performances

The management and prevention of exposure of hydroxyapatite implantation in orbit

The Optical Measurement of Self-Calibration in Orbit for Spacecraft Rendezvous and Docking

The Research of the Theory of the Inertia Stop of the Movement Object in Orbit

The Application of Hybrid Genetic Algorithms in Orbit Design for Long -range Rendezvous

My whole goal as a poet's to be relaxed in orbit

Analysis and Modeling for the in-Orbit Dynamics of Nano-Satellite's Thermal System

Clinical Research on Typing and Diagnosis of Pork Measles in Orbit by Ultrasonic Showing

The Application of GIS in Orbit Transportation Construction

Research on In-orbit Spacecraft Thermal Fault Diagnosis Expert System

Research and Implementation of Real-time Visual Simulation System of Satellite Motion in Orbit

CT Expression of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphomas in Orbit and Paranasal Sinuses, Nasal Cavity

Disturbed Modify Method of Fixed-Time Interception's Guidance in Orbit-Change Stage

Research on Parking-orbit in Orbit Maneuvering Operation

don ' t bother with them . keep the ship in orbit

Discussion on Data Processing of In Orbit Test Software

Vibration control of flexible space structures based on in-orbit identification

An evaluation of the imaging diagnosis of foreign body in orbit in 92 cases

CT analysis of inflammatory disease in orbit

Extraction of lead pellet foreign body in orbit

where Coke became the first soda in orbit,

A large planet that is in orbit outside the solar system may be pushing comets towards Earth