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orbit

[awr-bit] / ˈɔr bɪt /




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Quantum satellites are best known for sending entangled particles of light from orbit down to ground stations, a method used to create extremely secure communication links.

From Science Daily

Instead, they uncovered something unexpected: a companion star moving on a highly elongated orbit.

From Science Daily

The two satellites were set to be placed in orbit nearly four hours after lift-off.

From Barron's

Putting data centers into Earth orbit powered by a large solar cell array would give the chips 24-hour access to the sun’s energy if the satellite is in what is called sun-synchronous orbit.

From Los Angeles Times

InSAR functions like a sophisticated version of "spot the difference," using radar signals to detect extremely small changes in the Earth's surface from orbit.

From Science Daily