Orb in an orbit
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EYEOrb in an orbit
ANONIn the blink of an orb?
APSIDESPoints in an orbit.
EYEThing in an orbit
APSISPoint in an orbit
APOGEEPoint in an orbit
APOGEEPoint in an orbit.
orbedmove in an orbit
APSISPoint in an orbit.
orbingmove in an orbit
APOGEEHighest point in an orbit
EYEIt's secured in an orbit
PERIGEEClosest point in an orbit
EYEOne held in an orbit
APOGEEFarthest point in an orbit
APSISExtreme point in an orbit
EYEIt's held in an orbit
APOGEEMost distant point in an orbit
apoapsisthe high point in an orbit
apoapsidesAPOAPSIS, the high point in an orbit
APSISEither of two extremes in an orbit
APOGEALLike the highest point in an orbit
apoapsesAPOAPSIS, the high point in an orbit
APSISOne of two points in an orbit.
orbitto travel in or send into an orbit
SYZYGYEither of two opposing points in an orbit.
orbitsto travel in or send into an orbit
APOLUNEFarthest point in an orbit around the moon
SKYLABFirst mission to put an American space station in orbit
asynchronous(of an orbit) Such that a satellite in it is asynchronous
grazersan asteroid in an orbit that takes it close to the earth
revolutionMotion in orbit or a circular course or around an axis or center
revolutionsMotion in orbit or a circular course or around an axis or center
subsatellitean object carried into orbit in and subsequently released from a satellite or spacecraft
subsatellitesSUBSATELLITE, an object carried into orbit in and subsequently released from a satellite or spacecraft
periseleniumin an elliptical orbit about the moon, that point which is closest to the moon
revolutionthe action by a celestial body of going round in an orbit or elliptical course
periseleniaPERISELENIUM, in an elliptical orbit about the moon, that point which is closest to the moon
revolutionsREVOLUTION, the action by a celestial body of going round in an orbit or elliptical course
synchronousness(of a satellite) traveling in an orbit that keeps it in the same spot over the earth