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Boost into orbit
Bring into orbit
Cosmic station
Firing satellites into orbit
GEO
GSO
Geostationary Earth orbit
Geostationary orbit
Geostationary satellite orbit
Geostationary satellites
Geosynchronous orbit
Geosynchronous satellite orbit
Geosynchronous satellites
Heliosynchronous orbit
Inject into orbit
Insert into an orbit
Insert into orbit
Keplerian orbit
Launch into orbit
Launching of satellites into orbit
Launching satellites into orbit
Orbital complex
Orbital outpost
Orbital platform
Orbital station
Orbiting complex
Orbiting outpost
Orbiting platform
Orbiting station
Place in orbit
Planetary station
Power into orbit
Put on orbit
Satellite launch procedures
Satellites which orbit in a geostationary manner
Satellites with geosynchronous orbits
Solar synchronous orbit
Somewhere Today
Space complex
Space outpost
Space platform
Space station
Sun-synchronous orbit
Thrust into orbit
Two-body orbit
Undisturbed orbit
Unperturbed orbit

Traduction de «orbit to somewhere » (Anglais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE
voir aussi les traductions en contexte ci-dessous


thrust into orbit [ inject into orbit | power into orbit | bring into orbit | place in orbit | boost into orbit | insert into orbit | insert into an orbit | launch into orbit | put on orbit ]

satelliser [ inscrire sur orbite | mettre en orbite | placer en orbite | placer sur une orbite ]


space station [ orbiting station | orbital station | space platform | orbital platform | orbiting platform | space complex | orbital complex | orbiting complex | space outpost | orbital outpost | orbiting outpost | cosmic station | planetary station ]

station spatiale [ station orbitale | complexe orbital | complexe spatial | plate-forme spatiale | avant-poste spatial | plate-forme orbitale | cosmoport | plateforme spatiale | plateforme orbitale | station planétaire ]


keplerian orbit | two-body orbit | unperturbed orbit

orbite képlérienne | orbite non perturbée


heliosynchronous orbit | solar synchronous orbit | sun-synchronous orbit

orbite à ensoleillement constant | orbite de satellite héliosynchrone | orbite héliosynchrone | orbite synchronisée sur le Soleil


geostationary Earth orbit | geostationary orbit | geostationary satellite orbit | GEO [Abbr.] | GSO [Abbr.]

orbite des satellites géostationnaires | orbite géostationnaire


firing satellites into orbit | satellite launch procedures | launching of satellites into orbit | launching satellites into orbit

lancement de satellites en orbite


geostationary satellite orbit | GSO | geostationary orbit | geosynchronous satellite orbit | geosynchronous orbit

orbite de satellite géostationnaire | orbite de satellite géosynchrone | orbite géostationnaire | orbite géosynchrone


satellites which orbit in a geostationary manner | satellites with geosynchronous orbits | geostationary satellites | geosynchronous satellites

satellites géostationnaires


keplerian orbit | undisturbed orbit | unperturbed orbit

orbite képlérienne | orbite non perturbée
TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE
That is one reason we are so happy the deflection in the orbit will take it to 52.5° north, which will probably fly over somewhere between Red Deer and Edmonton, Alberta, on its most northerly flight.

Ce sont tous là des éléments très importants, et c'est une raison pour laquelle nous nous réjouissons tellement que le changement d'orbite va l'amener à 52,5—nord, c'est-à-dire probablement quelque part entre Red Deer et Edmonton, en Alberta, à son point le plus septentrional.


One of the reasons for going onto an asteroid I'll get esoteric for just one second is that sometimes they can put you into transfer orbit to somewhere else.

L'une des raisons d'aller sur un astéroïde — je vais être ésotérique pendant une seconde — est de se placer en orbite de transfert pour aller ailleurs.


I read an article a little while ago that talked about the Cristofilos effect in terms of the explosion of a nuclear weapon in low earth orbit, which I gather is somewhere between about 60 and 100 miles or so (1025) Dr. George Lindsey: Or a little more, yes.

J'ai lu un article, il n'y a pas longtemps, qui parlait de l'effet Cristofilos, que provoque l'explosion d'une arme nucléaire à faible orbite terrestre, ce qui, à ce que j'ai compris, est quelque chose entre 60 et 100 milles, ou à peu près..


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