“transfer orbit”的概念、定义、翻译、参考文献-科学参考

transfer orbit

Astronomy

The path followed by a spacecraft when moving from one orbit (the departure orbit) to another (the destination orbit). For example, the transfer orbit of a spacecraft from Earth to Mars intersects the Earth’s orbit and the orbit of Mars, and involves two firings of the spacecraft’s engines, one to put it into the transfer orbit and the other to put it into the destination orbit when it arrives. Such a procedure is also used for transferring communications satellites from low Earth orbit to geostationary orbit. The special case of a transfer orbit that involves minimum expenditure of rocket fuel is known as a Hohmann orbit.

Space Exploration

An elliptical path followed by a spacecraft moving from one orbit to another, designed to save fuel although at the expense of a longer journey time.
Space probes travel to the planets on transfer orbits. A probe aimed at Venus has to be ‘slowed down’ relative to the Earth, so that it enters an elliptical transfer orbit with its perigee (point of closest approach to the Sun) at the same distance as the orbit of Venus; towards Mars, the vehicle has to be ‘speeded up’ relative to the Earth, so that it reaches its apogee (furthest point from the Sun) at the same distance as the orbit of Mars.
Geostationary transfer orbit is the highly elliptical path followed by satellites to be placed in geostationary orbit around the Earth (an orbit coincident with Earth's rotation). A small rocket is fired at the transfer orbit's apogee to place the satellite in geostationary orbit.

单词	transfer orbit
释义	transfer orbit Astronomy The path followed by a spacecraft when moving from one orbit (the departure orbit) to another (the destination orbit). For example, the transfer orbit of a spacecraft from Earth to Mars intersects the Earth’s orbit and the orbit of Mars, and involves two firings of the spacecraft’s engines, one to put it into the transfer orbit and the other to put it into the destination orbit when it arrives. Such a procedure is also used for transferring communications satellites from low Earth orbit to geostationary orbit. The special case of a transfer orbit that involves minimum expenditure of rocket fuel is known as a Hohmann orbit. Space Exploration An elliptical path followed by a spacecraft moving from one orbit to another, designed to save fuel although at the expense of a longer journey time. Space probes travel to the planets on transfer orbits. A probe aimed at Venus has to be ‘slowed down’ relative to the Earth, so that it enters an elliptical transfer orbit with its perigee (point of closest approach to the Sun) at the same distance as the orbit of Venus; towards Mars, the vehicle has to be ‘speeded up’ relative to the Earth, so that it reaches its apogee (furthest point from the Sun) at the same distance as the orbit of Mars. Geostationary transfer orbit is the highly elliptical path followed by satellites to be placed in geostationary orbit around the Earth (an orbit coincident with Earth's rotation). A small rocket is fired at the transfer orbit's apogee to place the satellite in geostationary orbit.
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