orbital
Prononciation : [ˈɔːrbɪtəl]
Contexte : « space science »
(adjective) relating to the path that an object takes as it moves around another object in space, like how the Earth goes around the Sun. Think of it like a race track for planets or satellites.
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The satellite was placed in an orbital path around the Earth to collect data.
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The rocket did not achieve an orbital flight and returned to the ground instead.
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What is the orbital speed of the International Space Station?
Contexte : « space science »
(noun) the specific path or region in space that an object travels along while it goes around another object. It’s like a designated route in the sky for moons or satellites.
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The new satellite entered its orbital to help improve communication.
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The old satellite malfunctioned and left its orbital, which caused problems.
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What happens if a satellite strays from its orbital?
Contexte : « anatomy »
(noun) the bony socket in the skull where the eye sits. It’s like a little cup that keeps the eye safe and helps it move.
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The eye is protected by the orbital, which supports it and helps with movement.
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Without the orbital, the eye would not have the protection it needs.
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How does the orbital help the eye function properly?