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Significados de orbiter en inglés

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satélite artificial
catalán
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satélite

Man-made equipment that orbits around the earth or the moon.

satélite
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Examples for "satellite"
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Source: Various Image: An early BSB advertisement showcases its satellite broadcasting services.
Wired
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It is used by airlines, space agencies, satellite operators and power companies.
BBC
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The result of the satellite data is a stunning photo book, Water.
Wired
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A satellite image taken from above the Philippine Sea on 8 November.
The Guardian
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Enter the 'satellite name or number' box and Bob's your mother's brother.
The South African
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The bomb from Earth detonated 300 miles below the artificial satellite.
Space Tug
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The habitable artificial satellite that orbits earth was launched in 1998.
The South African
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The GPS story starts with Sputnik, the first artificial satellite.
Wired
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They were within the artificial satellite of Earth.
Space Tug
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He recalled and visualized each planet, natural and artificial satellite and space station out to the Guardians.
The Universe — or Nothing
Uso de orbiter en inglés
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Cha woke up, after the Event, and thought the orbiter was destroyed.
Edge of Infinity
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She is the first one to step out of the small orbiter.
Grand junction
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The orbiter is fitted with seven instruments, and the rover with six.
The South African
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The orbiter will study trace gases, such as methane, in the atmosphere.
BBC
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The Chang'e One orbiter lifted off from the southwestern province of Sichuan.
The Irish Times
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Campbell engages the cockpit's locking mechanism and backs away from the orbiter.
Grand junction
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We have to think of a way to blow up the orbiter.
Edge of Infinity
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Meanwhile, the Rosetta orbiter team will continue to try to pinpoint Philae's position.
The Guardian
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A new Argus orbiter to photograph clouds and help them predict the weather.
Jem
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When his body disintegrated, they must have been splashed all over that orbiter.
Gravity
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The orbiter hatch was now completely hidden by the plastic tent.
Gravity
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First flown in 1984, Discovery is the oldest orbiter in service.
Wired
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Andy Gallacher looks back at the missions performed by the orbiter.
BBC
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Alternately, the lander might separate after the orbiter had captured into Mars orbit.
Wired
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This orbiter is fully reusable, and weighs only eight and a half tons.
Gravity
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The orbiter was flying free now, a fat and awkward bird gliding homeward.
Gravity
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Translations for orbiter
español
satélite
Orbiter a través del tiempo
Orbiter por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
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