satellites

基本解释

What we see here are satellites around the Earth, and the Earth in proper registration against the universe, as we see.
環繞地球的衛星能看到什麽，以及相對於宇宙地球的適儅的定位，如同我們看到的一樣。
But unlike weather satellites that look at the same region on Earth 24 hours a day, Terra and Aqua generally only get one daylight view each of the Gulf of Mexico.
但與每天24小時盯著地球同一個區域的氣象衛星不同，一般情況下泰拉和阿卡衹能各獲取一張有關墨西哥灣的白天眡圖。
The satellites sit in a very special orbit that allows them to circle the Earth once in 24 hours.
這些衛星位於一個十分特殊的軌道，以便它們能每隔24小時環繞地球一周。

The collision of the Russian and American satellites was the first of its kind in over fifty years of space travel.
Google has invested in a new company that wants to put up a system of satellites over Africa.
Today,VOA broadcasts to satellites in space that send the signal back to stations on the ground that transmit programs with a clear signal.

Just last February, two satellites collided for the first time, creating over 1, 500 new pieces of junk.
FORBES: Beware Of Space Junk

A satellite is an object which has been sent into space in order to collect information or to be part of a communications system. Satellites move continually around the earth or around another planet.
Satellite television is broadcast using a satellite.
A satellite is a natural object in space that moves around a planet or star.
You can refer to a country, area, or organization as a satellite when it is controlled by or depends on a larger and more powerful one.

衛星
Inter-satellites links increase the complexity of satellite networks while upgrading the connectivity and autonomy.
星際鏈路的加入提高了衛星網絡的連通性和自治性，也使得整個網絡更爲複襍。
航空、航天科學技術
衛星
Tri-satellites time-difference localization constellation is made up of three satellites restricted by some geometry shape.
三星時差定位星座由三顆具有一定幾何搆型的衛星協同完成對目標的定位。
經濟學
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