These companies include SpaceX, orbital Sciences, Sierra Nevada Space Systems, and more.
They tell Sandra McElwaine about their orbital road trip ahead of Scott's liftoff this week.
When it was over, Keith had been stabbed in the shoulder, and Brandon had a fractured eye socket and orbital wall.
Prepping for their joint venture, the siblings seem amazingly cool about their orbital road trip.
Now, orbital Comics Gallery is seeking to address the issue through an exhibit titled 'Image Duplicator.'
Its course through the heavens combined singularly with the orbital place of the earth to favour curious inspection.
He told me to fall out to him at a greater than orbital speed.
In the first case the nasal cavity, in the others the orbital or buccal cavity, were generally concurrently involved.
Also there are differences in the breadth of the orbital ring.
He was deterred from research into the 812 orbital relations of comets, by his conviction of their perishable nature.
orbital or·bit·al (ôr'bĭ-tl)
Relating to an orbit.
A partial description of the quantum state of an electron (or other particle) orbiting the nucleus of an atom. Different orbitals have different shapes and orientations, depending on the energy of the electron, its angular momentum, and its magnetic number. Orbitals have no clear boundaries; the shape of an orbital, as depicted graphically, shows only the regions around the nucleus in which an electron has a relatively high probability of being found. No more than two electrons (each with opposite spin) can coexist in a single orbital because of the Pauli exclusion principle. See also probability wave, quantum number, shell..