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- Aqueous humour (2105 bytes)
3: ...eous veins]] and eventually into the veins of the orbit. - Optic nerve (5184 bytes)
7: ...mponent lengths are 1mm in the globe, 25mm in the orbit, 9mm in the optic canal and 16mm in the cranial s... - Moon (37975 bytes)
9: ! bgcolor="#ffc0c0" colspan="2" | [[Orbit]]al characteristics
14: ! align="left" | Orbital [[circumference]]
17: ! align="left" | [[Eccentricity (orbit)|Eccentricity]]
32: ! align="left" | [[Avg. Orbital Speed]]
35: ! align="left" | Max. Orbital Speed - Hydrogen (20221 bytes)
110: ... of biomass derivatives such as [[glucose]] or [[sorbitol]], which can be done at low temperatures throug...
144: ...[[gravity]], but the proton holds the electron in orbit with the force of [[electromagnetism]]. Another ... - Mouse (5574 bytes)
19: ...]] [[Biosatellite]] project, a group of mice will orbit [[Earth]] inside a spinning spacecraft to determi... - Winter solstice (2548 bytes)
2: ... moment when the [[earth]] is in a point of its [[orbit]] at which the northern or southern [[hemisphere]... - History of Greek and Roman Egypt (25856 bytes)
3: ...Alexander the Great]] brought '''Egypt within the orbit of the Greek world''' for the next 900 years. Aft... - Hipparchus (astronomer) (50785 bytes)
63: ...he [[eccentricity (orbit)|eccentricity]] of the [[orbit]]s of the Moon and Sun. He tabulated values for ...
85: === Orbit of the Moon ===
89: ... mean motion in longitude) over the main circular orbit around the Earth, called '''deferent'''; see [[de...
90: ...he relative proportions and actual sizes of these orbits.
111: === Orbit of the Sun === - Hipparchus (50784 bytes)
62: ...he [[eccentricity (orbit)|eccentricity]] of the [[orbit]]s of the Moon and Sun. He tabulated values for ...
84: === Orbit of the Moon ===
88: ... mean motion in longitude) over the main circular orbit around the Earth, called '''deferent'''; see [[de...
89: ...he relative proportions and actual sizes of these orbits.
110: === Orbit of the Sun === - Ice Age (15809 bytes)
30: ...l) forcing; and some recent considerations of the orbital forcing have even argued that in the absence of...
34: ...s [[Milankovitch cycles]] (and possibly the Sun's orbit around the [[galaxy]]), and the arrangement of th...
38: ...ge. The complex pattern of changes in [[Earth]]'s orbit and the change of [[albedo]] may influence the oc...
40: ...r. Some workers believe that the strength of the orbital forcing appears to be too small to trigger glac...
42: ...Earth's [[eccentricity (orbit)|eccentricity]] and orbital [[inclination]], and yet is by far the weakest ... - Globe (2597 bytes)
4: ...ary relative to those of the stars; however, the "orbit" of the Sun is indicated). - Star (12279 bytes)
5: ...akes 4.2 years to reach Earth). Travelling at the orbit speed of the [[Space Shuttle]] (5 miles per secon... - Space Shuttle program (41074 bytes)
2: ...vehicle]] currently in service. The Space Shuttle orbiter was manufactured by [[North American Rockwell]]...
4: ...ity to recover satellites and other payloads from orbit and return them to Earth, this capacity has not b...
10: ...ce Telescope]] (HST) are impractical, because the Orbiter is incapable of reaching both HST and ISS durin...
27: ...iles (1,600 km), whereas in a "normal" equatorial orbit NASA needed the range would be less than 400. Thi...
29: ...nnes) delivery to a "normal" 28-degree equatorial orbit. In fact any design using simple straight or fold... - Scientific method (40667 bytes)
90: ...]] of the planet [[Mercury (planet)|Mercury]]'s [[orbit]] exhibits a precession which is not fully explai... - Ursa Major (6591 bytes)
33: ... galactic plane. The Sun, in its normal streaming orbit around the Galaxy, just drifted on in to their re...
35: ... it peregrinated on its 250 million year galactic orbit. - North Pole (13759 bytes)
14: ...jiggling about the mean orientation, because Io's orbit is slightly eccentric and the gravity of the othe... - Global Positioning System (28209 bytes)
5: ...Earth orbit]]. It uses an [[intermediate circular orbit]] (ICO) [[satellite constellation]] of at least 2...
14: ... GPS constellation ''(Block II)'' was placed into orbit on [[February 14]], [[1989]]. The 52nd GPS satell...
18: ... "constellation" of at least 24 satellites in 6 [[orbital plane]]s.
21: ...g with administrative information including the [[orbital element]]s of their own motion, as determined b...
73: ...series of additional satellites in geosynchronous orbit for transmission to GPS receivers, including info... - Satellite (6584 bytes)
2: A '''satellite''' is an object that [[orbit]]s another object (known as its ''primary''). The...
15: ...ed States|U.S.]] had been considering launching [[orbit]]al satellites since [[1945]] under the [[Bureau ...
17: ... the Air Force and Navy were working on [[Project Orbiter]], which involved using a [[Jupiter-C IRBM|Jupi...
19: ...ber 4]], [[1957]] [[Sputnik I]] was launched into orbit, which triggered the [[Space Race]] between the t...
21: The largest artificial satellite currently orbiting the earth is the [[International Space Station... - Tetrapod (26290 bytes)
74: ...ss developed than in most amphibians and the post-orbital skull is exceptionally longer than an amphibian...
92: ... of the skull lengthened, positioning the [[orbit|orbits]] farther back on the skull. The [[lacrimal bone...
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