periastral (Meaning)
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periastral (a.)
Among or around the stars.
Synonyms & Antonyms of periastral
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periastral Sentence Examples
- The spacecraft's periastral passage was calculated to occur within the Earth's atmosphere.
- The comet's periastral distance from the Sun was less than half of its aphelion distance.
- Astronomers predicted that the meteor shower would be visible near the periastral region of the meteoroid stream.
- The periastral velocity of the satellite was carefully monitored to ensure its safe reentry into the atmosphere.
- The gravitational pull of Jupiter significantly influences the periastral distance of its moons.
- The periastral passage of a planet around a star can provide valuable insights into its orbital characteristics.
- The periastral height of the probe was intentionally designed to maximize the data collection from the target planet.
- The change in periastral distance over time can indicate the presence of perturbations in a planet's orbit.
- The periastral radius of an exoplanet provides clues about its composition and atmosphere.
- The spacecraft's periastral maneuver was executed flawlessly, bringing it into close proximity with the comet's nucleus.
FAQs About the word periastral
Among or around the stars.
No synonyms found.
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The spacecraft's periastral passage was calculated to occur within the Earth's atmosphere.
The comet's periastral distance from the Sun was less than half of its aphelion distance.
Astronomers predicted that the meteor shower would be visible near the periastral region of the meteoroid stream.
The periastral velocity of the satellite was carefully monitored to ensure its safe reentry into the atmosphere.
