synchronous orbit

The synchronous orbit is also closer - less than half the altitude here.

It's been in synchronous orbit for over a hundred years."

- there are two stable points on the synchronous orbit.

We were in synchronous orbit over the capital city.

The Enterprise was in synchronous orbit far above them.

I set it moving above the equator with its center of mass at synchronous orbit.

They were in a synchronous orbit 400 km out from the neutron star.

However, a synchronous orbit need not be equatorial; nor circular.

Get back into a synchronous orbit and wait there."

I will be leaving you in a few minutes, to put Sixty-five into synchronous orbit directly over the port.

It is probably in synchronous orbit with stellar rotation.

"We just entered synchronous orbit, and the transporter is going full tune, no waiting."

The spacecraft, often in sun synchronous orbits, take a precisely repeating track over the earth.

"Take the helm," she said, "and establish a synchronous orbit.

"Synchronous orbit," the lieutenant repeated, making the necessary adjustments on his instrument panel.

"Both the station and the object are in synchronous orbits, displaced from one another by less than a thousand miles.

The mass-transmit satellites were in synchronous orbit 120 milliseconds out.

Lower it from synchronous orbit to Earth - yes, Earth.

The ship is currently in a nearly synchronous orbit with a slippage of two degrees per minute.

"Move the ship out to a synchronous orbit.

Is it in synchronous orbit around the equator?

As to orbit, I think it is what is called a synchronous orbit.

"We'll be taking her up to synchronous orbit.

Third, we had lost the image data stream from one of our observing satellites, in synchronous orbit with Io.

Actually, they were closer to synchronous orbit than to a "landing," and it would be wise to tie the ship down.