As used in the space program, this refers not to the orbit of the Moon about the Earth, but to orbits by various manned or unmanned spacecraft around the Moon.
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Fire, the lightest of all, whenever it was free, has flown up to the circumference of Nature and forms a sphere just below the orbit of the Moon ."
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Undocking was meant to come at the end of their eleventh orbit of the Moon, but was delayed by an improperly attached umbilical that sent the signal to the docking probe to disengage.
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He managed to pick up some radio stations from the USA, and heard for the first time about the Apollo 8 astronauts, who had just made the first orbit of the Moon.
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On Tuesday, just about 28 years after the first manned orbit of the moon, the Space Center will unveil the $ 37 million exhibit dedicated to Apollo and the astronauts who flew it.
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No evidence contradicts this speculation, and the prequel to " Blame ! ", " NOiSE ", even states that the structure has passed the orbit of the moon.
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The geocentric gravitational constant the product of the mass of the Earth times the Newtonian gravitational constant can be measured to high precision from the orbits of the Moon and of artificial satellites.
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Clairaut subsequently wrote various papers on the orbit of the Moon, and on the motion of comets as affected by the perturbation of the planets, particularly on the path of Halley's comet.
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Earth has been in quarantine : its rebellious Oyarsa ( who is the Devil ) and his demons could not travel beyond the orbit of the Moon, and the other Oy�resu could not come to Earth.
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Finally 3?hours after they were meant to go to sleep and 2 hours after Mission Control first said good night to the crew, they started their sleep period on the 54th orbit of the Moon.
