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2 Keplerian trajectory
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > Keplerian trajectory
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English-russian astronautics dictionary > Keplerian trajectory
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n траєкторія кеплера; траєкторія польоту для створювання умов невагомостіEnglish-Ukrainian military dictionary > keplerian trajectory
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nearly rectilinear elliptic trajectory — эллиптическая траектория, близкая к вырожденной
nearly rectilinear hyperbolic trajectory — гиперболическая траектория, близкая к вырожденной
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6 keplerian ballistic trajectory
Космонавтика: баллистическая траектория КеплераУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > keplerian ballistic trajectory
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7 Keplerian ballistic trajectory
баллистическая траектория, подчиняющаяся закону КеплераEnglish-russian astronautics dictionary > Keplerian ballistic trajectory
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8 траектория Кеплера
Astronautics: keplerian trajectoryУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > траектория Кеплера
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9 траектория полёта для создания условий невесомости
Astronautics: keplerian trajectoryУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > траектория полёта для создания условий невесомости
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10 баллистическая траектория Кеплера
Astronautics: keplerian ballistic trajectoryУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > баллистическая траектория Кеплера
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11 orbit
орбита; полет по орбите; круг; полет по кругу; двигаться по орбите; лететь по кругу; кружить(ся); выводить на орбиту; барражировать ( над определённой точкой) ; лететь по маршруту ожиданияnonrendezvous optimal transfer orbit — ксм. орбита оптимального перехода без встречи
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