orbiter

Each spacecraft had two parts: an orbiter and a lander.

每个探测器都由两部分组成: 轨道飞行器和着陆器.

The orbiter is the part of the shuttle that looks like an airplane.

轨道器是航天飞机的一个组成部分,外形像飞机.

The orbiter will continue to explore Saturn and its moons for four more year.

人造卫星会在后四年继续探索土星及它的卫星.

Only one will actually leave the orbiter module to retrieve scientific experiments placed outside.

只有一个人将实实在在的分开卫星舱在太空中进行尝试.

a lunar orbiter

环月轨道器

NASA's JPL built and manage the rovers and the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Mission Directorate, Washington.

美国宇航局喷气推进实验室建设和管理的探测器和火星侦察轨道器是人类研究局, 华盛顿.

The lander would send this information to the orbiter and then back to Earth.

着陆器把这些信息发往轨道飞行器,然后再发回地球.

The following contents are studied: Ascent equations of motion are given for the orbiter with rocket engines.

主要内容包括: 针对以火箭发动机为动力的轨道器,建立了上升段运动方程.

Two years later NASA lost the Mars Climate Orbiter and the Mars Polar Lander.

两年后,NASA折损了火星气象卫星和火星极地登陆者号.

But the orbiter results will likely settle the fascinating question of whether Europa has an ocean.

但是人造卫星的数据可能会解开木卫二是否存在海洋之谜.

The orbiter is programmed to go into safe mode when it encounters an unknown event.

碰到了不明状况或事件轨道器的程序就转入了安全模式.

Each orbiter was designed to be reused up to 100 times.

每个飞行器设计为可以重复使用一百次.

When the orbiter returns from space, it lands at Kennedy Space Center.

当轨道器从外太空返回地球时，它在肯尼迪航天中心着陆。