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1 launch into orbit
Техника: запускать на орбиту -
2 orbit
1) косм. орбита; виток2) движение по орбите || двигаться по орбите5) выводить на орбиту; выходить на орбиту6) вращаться, двигаться по кругу7) матем. поверхность транзитивности•coordination of an orbit — косм. первоначальная завязка орбиты
to achieve the orbit — косм. выходить на орбиту
to boost into the orbit — косм. выводить на орбиту
to inject into the orbit — косм. вывести на орбиту
to launch into the orbit — косм. запускать на орбиту
to lift into the orbit — косм. доставлять на орбиту
to put into the orbit — косм. вывести на орбиту
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3 maneuver
маневр; фигура ( пилотажа) ; pl. маневры; маневрировать; выполнять маневрcombined aerodynamic-propulsive orbital plane change maneuver — комбинированный маневр для поворота [изменения] плоскости орбиты с использованием тяги двигателя и аэродинамических сил
lazy-8 maneuver — фигура «ленивая восьмёрка (горизонтальная восьмёрка с попеременными наборами и снижениями при каждом изменении направления на 90°)
zero ground speed maneuver — верт. маневр на месте [при нулевой путевой скорости]
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4 operation
работа, действие; операция; бой, сражение; основная функция; деятельность; оперирование, манипуляция; эксплуатация; управление, пилотирование (ЛА) ; pl. полётыoperation of landing flaps — выпуск или уборка посадочных закрылков [щитков]
smooth operation of the aircraft — плавное управление [пилотирование] ЛА
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5 trajectory
nearly rectilinear elliptic trajectory — эллиптическая траектория, близкая к вырожденной
nearly rectilinear hyperbolic trajectory — гиперболическая траектория, близкая к вырожденной
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