polar orbit

In a polar orbit, crossing a little to the east of the Eye's center.

A week's filming in a polar orbit and the job would be done.

Some satellites in polar orbits lost control for several hours.

As a result, much of Earth passes under a satellite in a polar orbit.

The two identical spacecraft are in polar orbits about 130 miles apart.

A polar orbit of sorts, like everything else, around the center of mass.

This experiment provided the first lunar gravity data from a low polar orbit.

All we have for the moment is just an expanding cloud of rock in polar orbit."

But first I want to try changing course to a polar orbit, then coming back around in line with the equator."

It is in polar orbit around the Earth.

It will be placed in a sun-synchronous polar orbit about 800 km above the earth.

"Brake straight to her high polar orbit, I mean?"

"Captain Vlix reports that the search team has found something in low polar orbit.

The convoy slowed and entered a polar orbit around Akkalla.

The spacecraft is planned to complete at least 33 polar orbits, each taking from eleven to fourteen days.

An example would be a polar orbit initiated at local dawn or dusk on an equinox.

I'm getting video from the minisat in polar orbit."

The Hubble telescope was moved to a polar orbit to provide the best view of the asteroids' northern approach to the planet.

The craft will attain a polar orbit in order to study the planet's magnetic field and internal structure.

The spacecraft, flying in polar orbits a few hundred miles up, are to map its intricacies until perhaps 2015.

They are in polar orbit, she reported.

"The polar orbit of the satellite takes it over the sea off Uruguay only once every sixteen days.

The forward viewer showed the Kinshaya ship in a polar orbit of the system's seventh planet.

Spock said, "Sir, a polar orbit suggests a detailed mapping mission."

The polar orbit remains fixed in space as Earth rotates inside the orbit.