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a satellite made by humans which is gravitationaly bound and in orbit of a larger physical object

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Nozare/domēns: Astronomy
Category: General astronomy
Company: Caltech
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Geography; Geophysics

made by man, rather than occurring in nature

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Aerospace; Space flight

A small body which orbits a larger one. A natural or an artificial moon. Earth-orbiting spacecraft are called satellites. While deep-space vehicles are technically satellites of ...

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Weather; General weather

A manufactured object that orbits a celestial body, either in a geostationary or a polar manner. Some of the information that is gathered by weather satellites, such as GOES9, ...

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Aviation; Airport

An object that orbits another. Usually used to describe an artificial satellite. Satellite’s orbits include; geosynchronous, near-geosynchronous, low earth orbiting satellites.

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Biology; Genome

Хромозомски сегмент кој се разгранува од останатиот дел од хромозомот, но се уште е поврзан со еден тенок филамент или рачка ...

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Astronomy; General astronomy

Lens (or combination of lenses) that brings different wavelenghts within a ray of light to a single focus, thus overcoming chromatic aberration. It was first successfully made by ...

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Astronomy; General astronomy

1) Active galactic nuclei are very luminous. Their energy output is in two forms: nonthermal continuum and thermal emission line. 2) Any galaxy which is emitting large quantities ...

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Astronomy; General astronomy

Controlling the shape of a telescope mirror at a relatively slow rate.

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Astronomy; General astronomy

A unit for measuring acceleration, which is metre per second squared.

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Astronomy; General astronomy

1) A process by which a star accumulates matter as it moves through a dense cloud of interstellar gas; or, more generally, whereby matter surrounding a star flows toward it (as in ...