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Meaning of orbital point
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orbital point (n)
the craniometric point at the lowest point on the lower edge of the orbit
orbital point Sentence Examples
- The spacecraft reached its planned orbital point, enabling observations of the planet's surface.
- The space station maintained a stable orbital point, ensuring continuous connectivity for experiments.
- The probe executed a precise maneuver to achieve its desired orbital point around the asteroid.
- The satellite's orbital point provided an optimal vantage point for monitoring Earth's weather patterns.
- Scientists analyzed data collected at the probe's orbital point to infer the composition of the comet's nucleus.
- The spacecraft's orbital point was carefully chosen to minimize its exposure to harmful radiation.
- The telescope's highly elliptical orbital point allowed it to sweep a wide area of the sky.
- The lunar module achieved a precise orbital point before landing on the Moon's surface.
- The space shuttle's orbital point during its mission provided a platform for various scientific experiments.
- The debris from the defunct satellite was scattered along its former orbital point, posing a hazard to other spacecraft.
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the craniometric point at the lowest point on the lower edge of the orbit
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The spacecraft reached its planned orbital point, enabling observations of the planet's surface.
The space station maintained a stable orbital point, ensuring continuous connectivity for experiments.
The probe executed a precise maneuver to achieve its desired orbital point around the asteroid.
The satellite's orbital point provided an optimal vantage point for monitoring Earth's weather patterns.
