Four hours later, they recovered her quarterdeck section from the aphelion of a long ellipticorbit.
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Suppose, for a moment, that it is denied that the sun moves in an ellipticorbit!
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It "disturbs," as the astronomer says, the ellipticorbit which would otherwise have been pursued.
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Barbican's theory of the ellipticorbit was unfortunately too well grounded to allow a single reasonable doubt to be expressed regarding the Projectile's fate.
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A figure titled "A 'family' of ellipticorbits with constant rotational momentum" (Fig.
Ús de elliptical orbit en anglès
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It will simply become a space station, moving in a ten-hour ellipticalorbit.
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A nice ellipticalorbit, apogee a thousand odd miles, perigee, sixty-seventy-perhaps
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We may fall forever in an ellipticalorbit, lamented the puppeteer.
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The probe's unique, ellipticalorbit will support the first global picture of Mars' weather.
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Our neighbour has an ellipticalorbit, which means its distance from us frequently changes.
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The seasons are very asymmetric because of Pluto's ellipticalorbit.
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Consciousness was something in wide ellipticalorbit around my head.
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They're in an ellipticalorbit, ninety-one thousand kilometres by one hundred and seventy thousand four-degree inclination.
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The movement of the earth, for instance, is not, strictly speaking, performed in an ellipticalorbit.
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It's a moon that appears bigger to us, because again, the moon follows an ellipticalorbit.
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The moon moves around the earth in an ellipticalorbit that takes about 29 days to complete.
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It was then put in an ellipticalorbit, where it was due to remain for some 12 hours.
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By describing this ellipticalorbit the projectile was going to gravitate eternally round the moon like a sub-satellite.
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A GTO is an ellipticalorbit used to transfer between two circular orbits of different radii in the same plane.
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It's now in an ellipticalorbit around the sun, and will eventually pass near Mars as part of its journey.
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Instead of losing itself in interplanetary space, it is probable that the projectile will describe an ellipticalorbit around the moon.