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1 intersecting orbits

Космонавтика: пересекающиеся орбиты

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > intersecting orbits
2 intersecting orbits

пересекающиеся орбиты

Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > intersecting orbits
3 intersecting orbits

пересекающиеся орбиты

English-russian astronautics dictionary > intersecting orbits
4 intersecting orbits

v пересічні орбіти

English-Ukrainian military dictionary > intersecting orbits
5 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 ожидания

boost into an orbit — выводить на орбиту (с помощью ракеты-носителя)

fail to achieve orbit — не выходить на орбиту (из-за отказа)

fail to go into orbit — не выходить на орбиту (из-за отказа)

nonrendezvous optimal transfer orbit — ксм. орбита оптимального перехода без встречи

put into an orbit — выводить на орбиту

— absolute orbit

— actual orbit

— apparent orbit

— arrival orbit

— ascent orbit

— auxiliary orbit

— braking orbit

— calculated orbit

— capture orbit

— catch-up orbit

— chaser orbit

— circular orbit

— circumsolar orbit

— circumtellurian orbit

— circumterrestrial orbit

— climbing orbit

— close-by orbit

— closed orbit

— clrcum-earth orbit

— clrcumlunar orbit

— clrcumplanetary orbit

— compatible orbits

— completed orbit

— conic orbit

— control orbit

— coplanar orbits

— datum orbit

— decaying orbit

— definitive orbit

— departure orbit

— descent orbit

— desired orbit

— direct orbit

— disturbed orbit

— docking orbit

— earth orbit

— earth-moon orbit

— eccentric orbit

— ecliptic orbit

— egg-shaped orbit

— ejection orbit

— elliptical orbit

— elongated orbit

— enter an orbit

— equatorial orbit

— equilibrium orbit

— escape orbit

— far-out orbit

— fast catch-up orbit

— ferry orbit

— final orbit

— free-fall orbit

— geocentric orbit

— geostationary orbit

— geosynchronous orbit

— gravitational orbit

— gravity-free orbit

— grazing orbit

— heliocentrical orbit

— high-altitude orbit

— high-apogee orbit

— high-energy orbit

— high-inclination orbit

— highly eccentric orbit

— highly elliptical orbit

— highly inclined orbit

— Hohmann orbit

— hub orbit

— hyperbolic orbit

— ideal orbit

— Inclined orbit

— indefinite orbit

— inertial orbit

— initial orbit

— inner orbit

— intended orbit

— intercept ion orbit

— interceptor orbit

— interim orbit

— intermediate orbit

— interplanetary orbit

— intersecting orbits

— Keplerian orbit

— looping orbit

— low-altitude orbit

— low-altitude-limit orbit

— low-apogee orbit

— low-eccentricity orbit

— low-energy orbit

— low-inclination orbit

— lunar orbit

— matching orbits

— mean orbit

— mechanical orbit

— meridional orbit

— minimum-altitude-variation orbit

— minimum-energy orbit

— moderate-altitude orbit

— near-circular orbit

— near-earth orbit

— near-equatorial orbit

— near-parabolic orbit

— near-polar orbit

— nonaligned orbits

— noncircular orbit

— open orbit

— optimum orbit

— orbit the earth

— original orbit

— osculating orbit

— outermost orbit

— oval orbit

— parabolic orbit

— parking orbit

— periodic orbit

— permanent orbit

— perturbed orbit

— planar orbit

— planetary orbit

— planetocentric orbit

— planned orbit

— polar orbit

— pole-to-pole orbit

— port orbit

— powered orbit

— precalculated orbit

— precomputed orbit

— preliminary orbit

— preprogrammed orbit

— primary orbit

— programed orbit

— quasi-periodic orbit

— random orbit

— rectified orbit

— reference orbit

— relative orbit

— rendezvous orbit

— retrograde orbit

— return orbit

— right orbit

— satellite orbit

— selenocentric orbit

— semi-permanent orbit

— shaft orbit

— space orbit

— spacecraft orbit

— spiral orbit

— stable orbit

— staging orbit

— stationary orbit

— steady-state orbit

— synchronous orbit

— target orbit

— temporary orbit

— tight orbit

— tip-path orbit

— trajectory orbit

— transfer orbit

— true orbit

— twenty-four-hour orbit

— two-body orbit

— two-dimensional orbit

— undisturbed orbit

— variable orbit

— waiting orbit

— zero-altitude orbit

— zero-inclination orbit

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