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orbital

[awr-bi-tl] / ˈɔr bɪ tl /


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Titan's slightly elongated orbit can disturb inner moons when their orbital periods become simple fractions of Titan's.

From Science Daily

By combining these in a single system, the tool would help mission designers understand the trade‑offs between data quality and orbital safety.

From BBC

SpaceX, his rocket-launch company, wants government permission for a constellation consisting of a million satellites that could be used for orbital data centers.

From MarketWatch

These include the small number of satellites and tracking stations, the high orbital altitude of the satellites, which restricts detection to broad gravitational patterns, and the relatively low resolution of the gravitational measurements.

From Science Daily

The findings demonstrate how powerful orbital observations can be for uncovering the hidden structure and long term evolution of volcanic systems, both on Mars and on other rocky worlds.

From Science Daily