LOW EARTH ORBIT

Meaning of LOW EARTH ORBIT in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ noun ]

Date: 1963

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

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LOW EARTH ORBIT — noun Date: 1963 a usually circular orbit from about 90 to 600 miles (about 140 to 970 kilometers) above the …
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LOW EARTH ORBIT — Function: noun Date: 1963 : a usually circular orbit from about 90 to 600 miles (about 140 to 970 kilometers) …
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