What is the translation of " 它们的轨道 " in English?

• their orbits
• their orbital
• their orbit

Examples of using 它们的轨道 in Chinese and their translations into English

结果它们的轨道也许会经历缓慢、细微的变化。
As a result, their orbits might undergo slow, minor changes.

它们的轨道也不同。
Their orbit is different too.

Bob喜欢捣鼓东西，尤其是航天器和它们的轨道。
Bob liked to tinker with things- especially spacecraft and their orbits.

它们的轨道非常接近它们的恒星。
They orbit extremely close to their stars.

科学家可能需要几年才能完全确定它们的轨道。
It will take scientists a few years to completely determine its orbit.

卫星可能是相同的，但为了优化空间和时间的采样，它们的轨道是不同的-这是任务的一个关键方面。
The satellites may be identical, but to optimise sampling in space and time their orbits are different- a key aspect of the mission.

但你拒绝考虑它们的轨道,尽管我们可以观察到电子跟踪在一个云室。
But you refuse to consider their orbits, even though we can observe electron tracks in a cloud chamber.

鲁夫并不确定这些卫星是否会被锁定在它们的轨道位置上，就像月球始终保持相同的方向朝向地球。
Rufu is not sure whether the moonlets would have been locked in their orbital positions, similar to how Earth's moon constantly faces the same direction.

我们可以测量这些星系的速率，它们的轨道速度，并算出星系团中有多少质量。
We can measure the speeds of these galaxies, their orbital velocities, and figure out how much mass is in this cluster.

如果有其他恒星围绕着黑洞运行，它们的轨道可以用来确定黑洞的质量和位置。
If there are other stars orbiting a black hole, their orbit can be used to determine its mass and location.

随着时间的推移，它们的轨道可能会通过与其他行星或物体的引力相互作用而中断，从而增加或减少碰撞的风险。
Over time, their orbits may be disrupted through gravitational interactions with other planets or bodies, increasing or decreasing the risk of a collision.

这个行星的重力可以提升和分离它们的轨道-不断地改变它们的倾斜。
This planet's gravity could lift out and detach their orbits- constantly changing their tilt.

当他们穿过传统的超导体时，CooperPairs的动量必须为零，并且它们的轨道完全对称。
When they travel through a conventional superconductor, Cooper Pairs' momentum has to be zero and their orbit perfectly symmetrical.

共振和行星胚胎的累加作用要么使微行星脱离小行星带，要么激发它们的轨道倾角和偏心率变化。
The cumulative action of the resonances and the embryos either scattered the planetesimals away from the asteroid belt or excited their orbital inclinations and eccentricities.

跟踪它们的轨道可以使研究人员测量黑洞的旋转速率。
Tracking their orbits could enable researchers to measure the spin rate of the black hole.

如果有其他恒星围绕着黑洞运行，它们的轨道可以用来确定黑洞的质量和位置。
If there are other stars orbiting a black hole, their orbits can be used to determine the black hole's mass and location.

有5颗卫星依旧在提高它们的轨道高度，另外5颗在进行提高轨道高度前的额外系统检查。
Five satellites are still in the process to raise their orbits and there are another 5 satellites which are under system checks for future launching.

梅尚在1781年发现了他的头两颗彗星，而且凭借他的数学功底算出了它们的轨道。
Méchain discovered his first two comets in 1781, and because of his mathematical skills, he was able to calculate their orbits.

这样，人们不需要太阳和行星结构和成份的理论就可以计算它们的轨道。
Therefore, is not need to have a structure and composition theories of the sun and the planets to calculate their orbits.

其余中的一些毫无疑问也是周期性彗星，但它们的轨道还不能十分精确地计算出。
Some of the remainder is no doubt periodic as well, but their orbits have not been determined with sufficient accuracy to tell for sure.

如果系统中还有其他较小的行星，那么巨大的BetaPictorisc也可能会影响它们的轨道。
And if there are other smaller planets in the system, the massive Beta Pictoris c is likely to influence their orbits, too.

恒星的质量的变化会导致行星碰撞,和重新排列它们的轨道。
Changes in the mass of a star causes planets to collide, and rearrange their orbits.

这些不完美的“碰撞”不仅影响到行星的大小，而且有助于解释它们的轨道。
These imperfect"dirty collisions" not only affect how large planets grow to be but also help to explain their orbits.

加州大学洛杉矶分校博士后研究员、主要作者安娜·齐尔洛说，它们的轨道范围从100到1,000年不等。
A UCLA postdoctoral researcher and a leading author, Anna Ciurlo, has also observed that their orbits range from 100 to 1000 years.

这尤其令人惊讶，因为它们的轨道的最外点在太阳系周围移动，并且它们以不同的速率行进。
That is particularly surprising because the outermost points of their orbits(“perihelions”) move around the solar system, and they travel at different speeds.

它们的轨道与这颗巨行星共振，这意味着他们的轨道与海王星的处于一种稳定的、重复的模式中。
They orbit in resonance with the giant planet, meaning their orbits are in a stable, repeating pattern with Neptune's.

它们的轨道平面不重合，因此可怕的灾难并没有发生。
The planes of their orbits did not coincide, and accordingly the dreaded catastrophe did not ensue.

如果将尸体喷射到太空但却没有引擎改变它们的轨道的话，它们很可能会落入到飞船的尾迹中。
Bodies jettisoned into space without a rocket to change their trajectory would likely fall into the wake of the spacecraft.

在土星新发现的20颗卫星中，有17颗是逆行的(红色)，这意味着它们的轨道与土星的自转方向相反。
Of Saturn's 20 newfound moons, 17 are retrograde, meaning they orbit in the opposite direction that Saturn rotates.

在大多数情况下，这些行星都有若干颗小卫星，它们的轨道都与行星自转的方向一致。
For the most part, these planets have several small moons, all orbiting in the same direction as the planet spins.