stationary orbit

For nine of those days we were in stationary orbit - over one mind's territory.

The ship was in a stationary orbit, moving with the surface rotation.

When a satellite is established in the stationary orbit, it won't stay exactly over the same spot.

Thanks to this latest gambit, he had almost gone into stationary orbit!

Ship's schedule called for us to achieve stationary orbit (22.

This occurs at the level of the stationary orbit.

Deimos is only three thousand kilometres above the stationary orbit.

We are in stationary orbit three kilometers beneath the shell."

"Seems to be settling into a stationary orbit, Ali,' he said.

They were "constant stars," always in stationary orbit over First Touch!

Chapter 35 The problem with a stationary orbit, lunar or otherwise, is that it's very boring.

A series of firings over the next several days will put the spacecraft in a circular, stationary orbit.

And after several months of maneuvering his craft, he was in stationary orbit around the larger binary.

The cost of sending the signal via a satellite in stationary orbit over Ireland is $1.3 million a year.

There just aren't any satellites, below the stationary orbit."

A stationary orbit is sometimes referred to as a "fixed orbit".

It took the enemy five days to get back to the planet and be comfortably ensconced in a stationary orbit on the other side.

Then, in what seemed like seconds, the Defiant was in a stationary orbit over the asteroid.

I judged that the easiest thing to do would be to place it in a stationary orbit around Solaris and then cut the engines.

'Ordinarily, because it seems to be in a stationary orbit, I would place it several thousand miles above the earth.

However, there could be hundreds of space-dreadnoughts assembled in a stationary orbit, and he would not be able to see them.

The alien vessel is parked in a stationary orbit directly above Spooksville.'

The rescue plan calls for the astronauts to attach a rocket that will boost the satellite to its proper stationary orbit 22,300 miles.

An onboard motor was to be fired Sunday to arrest it in stationary orbit 22,300 miles above a fixed point on Earth.

Positioned in a 22,300-mile-high stationary orbit above the country, these craft provide the long-range pictures and other information forecasters use to predict weather.