Definition of orbiter in English:

orbiter

noun ˈɔːbɪtəˈɔrbədər

A spacecraft designed to go into orbit, especially one that does not subsequently land.
a lunar orbiter
Compare with lander
Example sentencesExamples
- He later directed the development and testing of the space shuttle orbiter.
- These missions include a variety of orbiters, landers, rovers, and sample-return missions, which will allow scientists to answer additional questions about the history and future of Mars.
- They may involve several independent elements, such as orbiters, sub-satellites, landers, rovers, penetrators, airborne robots, planetary ascent vehicles or re-entry vehicles.
- The discovery was made by nearly all of the Cassini orbiter's instruments acting in concert.
- This smart software can be used on all kinds of spacecraft, including orbiters, landers and rovers.
- But, once again, the orbiter failed to pick up a signal from the lander, ESA officials announced.
- The orbiter spacecraft will send Beagle 2 spinning towards the planet on a precise trajectory.
- They were extensively photographed by lunar orbiters and Apollo astronauts.
- Cassini has begun to transmit data from the Huygens transmitters aboard the orbiter!
- The program would start with lunar orbiters, which would be followed by landers and rovers, and eventually sample return missions.
- The plan will also position the Cassini orbiter farther away during that descent.
- If it performs well, similar cameras placed on orbiters of the future would be able to serve as high-precision interplanetary ‘eyes’ to guide incoming spacecraft to the planet.
- The descent profile provides the important link between measurements made by instruments on the Huygens probe and the Cassini orbiter.
- ‘Given the current design of the orbiter, there was no possibility for the crew to survive,’ it added.
- It comprises a large orbiter, which is designed to operate for a decade at large distances from the Sun, and a small lander.
- In other instances, an orbiter or a spacecraft on a flyby mission may have already taken photographs of a moon or planet.
- It consists of two parts - the Cassini orbiter and the Huygens probe.
- The orbiter will separate and become a satellite after the command module returns to earth.
- The orbiter has been swooping above and below the plane of Saturn's rings to study their fine structure up close.
- Not since 1976 had twin rovers landed on Mars, and never before had five spacecraft - three orbiters in addition to the rovers - simultaneously surveyed the Red Planet.

Definition of orbiter in US English:

orbiter

nounˈôrbədərˈɔrbədər

A spacecraft designed to go into orbit, especially one not intended to land.
a lunar orbiter
Compare with lander
Example sentencesExamples
- The orbiter has been swooping above and below the plane of Saturn's rings to study their fine structure up close.
- The plan will also position the Cassini orbiter farther away during that descent.
- In other instances, an orbiter or a spacecraft on a flyby mission may have already taken photographs of a moon or planet.
- The descent profile provides the important link between measurements made by instruments on the Huygens probe and the Cassini orbiter.
- This smart software can be used on all kinds of spacecraft, including orbiters, landers and rovers.
- These missions include a variety of orbiters, landers, rovers, and sample-return missions, which will allow scientists to answer additional questions about the history and future of Mars.
- They may involve several independent elements, such as orbiters, sub-satellites, landers, rovers, penetrators, airborne robots, planetary ascent vehicles or re-entry vehicles.
- The discovery was made by nearly all of the Cassini orbiter's instruments acting in concert.
- Not since 1976 had twin rovers landed on Mars, and never before had five spacecraft - three orbiters in addition to the rovers - simultaneously surveyed the Red Planet.
- ‘Given the current design of the orbiter, there was no possibility for the crew to survive,’ it added.
- The orbiter will separate and become a satellite after the command module returns to earth.
- But, once again, the orbiter failed to pick up a signal from the lander, ESA officials announced.
- The orbiter spacecraft will send Beagle 2 spinning towards the planet on a precise trajectory.
- He later directed the development and testing of the space shuttle orbiter.
- If it performs well, similar cameras placed on orbiters of the future would be able to serve as high-precision interplanetary ‘eyes’ to guide incoming spacecraft to the planet.
- It comprises a large orbiter, which is designed to operate for a decade at large distances from the Sun, and a small lander.
- It consists of two parts - the Cassini orbiter and the Huygens probe.
- The program would start with lunar orbiters, which would be followed by landers and rovers, and eventually sample return missions.
- Cassini has begun to transmit data from the Huygens transmitters aboard the orbiter!
- They were extensively photographed by lunar orbiters and Apollo astronauts.

单词	orbiter
释义	Definition of orbiter in English: orbiter noun ˈɔːbɪtəˈɔrbədər A spacecraft designed to go into orbit, especially one that does not subsequently land. a lunar orbiter Compare with lander Example sentencesExamples He later directed the development and testing of the space shuttle orbiter. These missions include a variety of orbiters, landers, rovers, and sample-return missions, which will allow scientists to answer additional questions about the history and future of Mars. They may involve several independent elements, such as orbiters, sub-satellites, landers, rovers, penetrators, airborne robots, planetary ascent vehicles or re-entry vehicles. The discovery was made by nearly all of the Cassini orbiter's instruments acting in concert. This smart software can be used on all kinds of spacecraft, including orbiters, landers and rovers. But, once again, the orbiter failed to pick up a signal from the lander, ESA officials announced. The orbiter spacecraft will send Beagle 2 spinning towards the planet on a precise trajectory. They were extensively photographed by lunar orbiters and Apollo astronauts. Cassini has begun to transmit data from the Huygens transmitters aboard the orbiter! The program would start with lunar orbiters, which would be followed by landers and rovers, and eventually sample return missions. The plan will also position the Cassini orbiter farther away during that descent. If it performs well, similar cameras placed on orbiters of the future would be able to serve as high-precision interplanetary ‘eyes’ to guide incoming spacecraft to the planet. The descent profile provides the important link between measurements made by instruments on the Huygens probe and the Cassini orbiter. ‘Given the current design of the orbiter, there was no possibility for the crew to survive,’ it added. It comprises a large orbiter, which is designed to operate for a decade at large distances from the Sun, and a small lander. In other instances, an orbiter or a spacecraft on a flyby mission may have already taken photographs of a moon or planet. It consists of two parts - the Cassini orbiter and the Huygens probe. The orbiter will separate and become a satellite after the command module returns to earth. The orbiter has been swooping above and below the plane of Saturn's rings to study their fine structure up close. Not since 1976 had twin rovers landed on Mars, and never before had five spacecraft - three orbiters in addition to the rovers - simultaneously surveyed the Red Planet. Definition of orbiter in US English: orbiter nounˈôrbədərˈɔrbədər A spacecraft designed to go into orbit, especially one not intended to land. a lunar orbiter Compare with lander Example sentencesExamples The orbiter has been swooping above and below the plane of Saturn's rings to study their fine structure up close. The plan will also position the Cassini orbiter farther away during that descent. In other instances, an orbiter or a spacecraft on a flyby mission may have already taken photographs of a moon or planet. The descent profile provides the important link between measurements made by instruments on the Huygens probe and the Cassini orbiter. This smart software can be used on all kinds of spacecraft, including orbiters, landers and rovers. These missions include a variety of orbiters, landers, rovers, and sample-return missions, which will allow scientists to answer additional questions about the history and future of Mars. They may involve several independent elements, such as orbiters, sub-satellites, landers, rovers, penetrators, airborne robots, planetary ascent vehicles or re-entry vehicles. The discovery was made by nearly all of the Cassini orbiter's instruments acting in concert. Not since 1976 had twin rovers landed on Mars, and never before had five spacecraft - three orbiters in addition to the rovers - simultaneously surveyed the Red Planet. ‘Given the current design of the orbiter, there was no possibility for the crew to survive,’ it added. The orbiter will separate and become a satellite after the command module returns to earth. But, once again, the orbiter failed to pick up a signal from the lander, ESA officials announced. The orbiter spacecraft will send Beagle 2 spinning towards the planet on a precise trajectory. He later directed the development and testing of the space shuttle orbiter. If it performs well, similar cameras placed on orbiters of the future would be able to serve as high-precision interplanetary ‘eyes’ to guide incoming spacecraft to the planet. It comprises a large orbiter, which is designed to operate for a decade at large distances from the Sun, and a small lander. It consists of two parts - the Cassini orbiter and the Huygens probe. The program would start with lunar orbiters, which would be followed by landers and rovers, and eventually sample return missions. Cassini has begun to transmit data from the Huygens transmitters aboard the orbiter! They were extensively photographed by lunar orbiters and Apollo astronauts.
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