perilune (Meaning)
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perilune (n)
periapsis in orbit around the moon
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perilune Sentence Examples
- The spacecraft reached perilune, the point in its orbit closest to the moon.
- Mission planners carefully calculated the spacecraft's perilune to optimize its scientific mission.
- The asteroid passed dangerously close to Earth, approaching within a mere perilune of 50,000 kilometers.
- During the flyby, the probe made close observations of the moon's surface from perilune.
- The lunar lander successfully touched down at perilune, initiating the historic Apollo mission.
- Engineers designed the satellite's orbit to have a perilune that maximizes its coverage of the target area.
- Scientists were eager to study the moon's unique geological features from the close vantage point of perilune.
- The spacewalk was conducted at perilune, providing astronauts with an unprecedented view of the lunar landscape.
- The perilune of the comet's orbit brought it closer to the sun than any other known object in the solar system.
- The spacecraft experienced extreme heat and radiation during its perilous passage through perilune.
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periapsis in orbit around the moon
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The spacecraft reached perilune, the point in its orbit closest to the moon.
Mission planners carefully calculated the spacecraft's perilune to optimize its scientific mission.
The asteroid passed dangerously close to Earth, approaching within a mere perilune of 50,000 kilometers.
During the flyby, the probe made close observations of the moon's surface from perilune.
