Definition of apolune in English:

apolune

nounˈapə(ʊ)luːnˈapəˌlo͞on

mass noun

The point at which a spacecraft in lunar orbit is furthest from the moon.
The opposite of perilune
Example sentencesExamples
- The spacecraft consists of an orbiter which goes around the Moon at about 100 km altitude near a polar orbit, and a relay satellite on an elliptical orbit with initial apolune at 2,400 km.
- The perilune slowly decreased to about 300 km and the apolune increased to about 3000 km, while the argument of perilune drifted around the south pole.
- This paper investigates the least maneuver velocity through the tolerable apolune and other lunar orbit elements.
- However, to be useful, the apolune must be located at one of the orbital nodes.
- Having an apolune closer to the Moon would increase the efficiency for lunar mapping at higher resolutions than carried out by the Clementine and Lunar Prospector probes.

Origin

1960s: from apo- + Latin luna 'moon', on the pattern of apogee.

Definition of apolune in US English:

apolune

nounˈapəˌlo͞on

The point at which a spacecraft in lunar orbit is furthest from the moon.
The opposite of perilune
Example sentencesExamples
- The spacecraft consists of an orbiter which goes around the Moon at about 100 km altitude near a polar orbit, and a relay satellite on an elliptical orbit with initial apolune at 2,400 km.
- However, to be useful, the apolune must be located at one of the orbital nodes.
- This paper investigates the least maneuver velocity through the tolerable apolune and other lunar orbit elements.
- The perilune slowly decreased to about 300 km and the apolune increased to about 3000 km, while the argument of perilune drifted around the south pole.
- Having an apolune closer to the Moon would increase the efficiency for lunar mapping at higher resolutions than carried out by the Clementine and Lunar Prospector probes.

Origin

1960s: from apo- + Latin luna ‘moon’, on the pattern of apogee.

单词	apolune
释义	Definition of apolune in English: apolune nounˈapə(ʊ)luːnˈapəˌlo͞on mass noun The point at which a spacecraft in lunar orbit is furthest from the moon. The opposite of perilune Example sentencesExamples The spacecraft consists of an orbiter which goes around the Moon at about 100 km altitude near a polar orbit, and a relay satellite on an elliptical orbit with initial apolune at 2,400 km. The perilune slowly decreased to about 300 km and the apolune increased to about 3000 km, while the argument of perilune drifted around the south pole. This paper investigates the least maneuver velocity through the tolerable apolune and other lunar orbit elements. However, to be useful, the apolune must be located at one of the orbital nodes. Having an apolune closer to the Moon would increase the efficiency for lunar mapping at higher resolutions than carried out by the Clementine and Lunar Prospector probes. Origin 1960s: from apo- + Latin luna 'moon', on the pattern of apogee. Definition of apolune in US English: apolune nounˈapəˌlo͞on The point at which a spacecraft in lunar orbit is furthest from the moon. The opposite of perilune Example sentencesExamples The spacecraft consists of an orbiter which goes around the Moon at about 100 km altitude near a polar orbit, and a relay satellite on an elliptical orbit with initial apolune at 2,400 km. However, to be useful, the apolune must be located at one of the orbital nodes. This paper investigates the least maneuver velocity through the tolerable apolune and other lunar orbit elements. The perilune slowly decreased to about 300 km and the apolune increased to about 3000 km, while the argument of perilune drifted around the south pole. Having an apolune closer to the Moon would increase the efficiency for lunar mapping at higher resolutions than carried out by the Clementine and Lunar Prospector probes. Origin 1960s: from apo- + Latin luna ‘moon’, on the pattern of apogee.
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