Examples of using The orbits in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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is orbiting the sun beyond Neptune, it will affect the orbits of nearby objects.
as well as all other data on the orbits of known NEOs,
into the galaxy and its black holes and more accurately determine the orbits of lunar probes such as China's Chang'e-1.
Over the course of the Solar System's existence the orbits of comets are unstable, and eventually dynamics dictate that a comet
around the Sun backwards, and tilted at an angle of 104 degrees- almost perpendicular to the orbits of the planets.
thing as change or decay, except the periodic changes of the orbits of the heavenly bodies.
Like the majority of long-period extrasolar planets, the orbit of Upsilon Andromedae c is eccentric, more so than any of the major planets in the Solar System(including Pluto).[8] If placed in the Solar System, Upsilon Andromedae c would lie between the orbits of Earth and Venus.
of"dark matter" that we cannot see directly but which we know must be there because of the influence of its gravitational attraction on the orbits of stars in the galaxies.
therefore are as determined as the orbits of the planets.
matter” that we cannot see directly, but which we know must be there because of the influence of its gravitational attraction on the orbits of stars in the galaxies.
Sheppard and Trujillo noted that the gravitational influence of an undiscovered giant"perturber" in the outer solar system could explain oddities about the orbits of a handful of distant objects, such as the dwarf planet Sedna.
led by Elizabeth Bailey of Caltech, announced at the meeting on Tuesday(Oct. 18) that Planet Nine appears to have tilted the orbits of all eight“official” planets by 6 degrees relative to the sun.
And just to give a sense of the scale, the Oort cloud is actually, you know most of the planets orbits are roughly in the same plane, but this right here is the orbits of the planets, and once again these lines are drawn too thick!
unseen"perturber" beyond Neptune, causing gravitational oddities in the orbits of distant objects like the dwarf planets Sedna
Scott Sheppard proposed the existence of a large, unseen"perturber" beyond Neptune, whose gravitational influence could explain oddities in the orbits of distant objects like the dwarf planets Sedna and 2012 VP113.
different as sound and light, or movements as different as the fall of an apple and the orbits of the planets.
was influencing the orbits of Uranus and Neptune,