英语释义

1. a usually circular orbit from about 90 to 600 miles (about 140 to 970 kilometers) above the earth

片语

earth-orbit simulator地球轨道模拟器

earth s orbit地球公转轨道

earth s orbit periods地球轨道周期

Earth parking orbit地球停泊轨道

earth to orbitEarth to Orbit (ETO) describes the process or means of placing a payload into an orbit around the Earth. Traditionally this has used rockets, however ETO can also include much more exotic forms of transportation such as railguns and hypersonic cannons and Space elevator

earth-orbit rendezvous绕地轨道会合

earth-orbit escape脱离地球轨道

earth synchronous orbit地球同步轨道

英汉例句

• the risks and burdens of developing transport to low earth orbit will thus fall to the private sector.

  于是，发展低地球轨道运输的风险和任务就将落在私人部门的肩上。

• access to earth orbit is expensive, and wildly wasteful.

  进入地球轨道是昂贵的，也是疯狂的浪费。

• despite the warm words of the nation’s leaders, america’s manned space-flight programme has been becalmed in earth orbit for decades.

  尽管总统的讲话热情洋溢，但是，数十年来，美国载人航天飞行项目一直停留在对于地球轨道的研究上。

• five years ago the idea that the private sector might have been capable of transporting cargo and people reliably into low earth orbit was viewed as crazy.

  五年前，私营机构能够运输货物、人们可以安全地进入近地轨道都被认为是疯狂的想法。

• one calls for launching microsatellites into low earth orbit in constellations that would provide continuous target coverage.

  其中之一是将小卫星发射到低地球轨道构成卫星星座，以便能提供对目标的持续覆盖。

• the central idea behind a space elevator involves lowering a cable -- perhaps constructed from asteroid material -- from geostationary earth orbit to the surface of the earth.

  太空升降机背后的核心理念包括降下一根电缆--也许是由小行星材料制成的，--从对地静止轨道到地球表面。

• if we take 「space」 to mean a low earth orbit such as the one traveled by the space shuttle roughly 160 to 350 miles above earth, the great wall claim fails twice.

  如果我们把「太空」定义为较低的地球轨道，比如大概距地面高度160至350公里航天飞机飞行的轨道，有两点可以揭穿长城传言。

• in that scenario, each collision would generate new debris, causing more debris-generating collisions, until low earth orbit becomes hopelessly clogged and unusable by spacecraft or even satellites.

  在这种情况下，每一次碰撞会产生新的碎片，引发更多产生碎片的碰撞，直到低地球轨道出现无可救药的堵塞，航天器甚至卫星均无法使用。

• 「those two single events doubled the amount of fragments in earth orbit and completely wiped out what we had done in the last 25 years, 」 said kessler.

  「这两件事使地球周围轨道上碎片的数量翻了一番，而且，我们之前25年所做的努力都付之一炬。」 克斯乐先生说道。