interplanetary
আন্তগ্র্রহ
definition
adjective
interplanetary missions
situated or traveling between planets.
translation of 'interplanetary'
adjective
বিভিন্ন গ্রহগত,
আন্তগ্র্রহ,
গ্রহান্রর্বর্তী
example
The Judges would select a developing planet that was about to develop 'interplanetary' travel to which to send a subject for five years.
Parker also showed how the solar wind would carry the solar magnetic field into 'interplanetary' space.
These flowing charged particles constitute and interact with an 'interplanetary' magnetic field.
Orion was originally designed as an 'interplanetary' spacecraft for missions to the Moon or Mars, but the design was adapted for interstellar travel.
Fragments of asteroids and comets pervade 'interplanetary' space.
That means 'interplanetary' missions would no longer need to wait for a ‘shortest journey’ launch window.
But on 'interplanetary' missions, astronauts will experience this damaging radiation full force.
Its principal responsibilities are to support 'interplanetary' spacecraft missions and radio and radar astronomy observations.
In addition, most upper stages that are used to propel systems to high orbits or even into 'interplanetary' trajectories are also solid-fuel systems.
However, planning 'interplanetary' journeys is more complicated than just taking account of the distances.
In 'interplanetary' space, the fast wind often collides with the slow wind.
For 'interplanetary' missions, such windows are much stricter than for satellites orbiting the Earth.
I am now personally accountable for some of the solar system's 'interplanetary' debris.
The shuttle was everyone's competitor, from small low Earth orbit payloads to big 'interplanetary' missions.
Modern 'interplanetary' spacecraft explore their target planets and moons with the aid of robots, and these robots are also becoming very small.
The ringed world of Saturn is almost a year of 'interplanetary' travel away.
Generally a spacecraft is first placed in an Earth parking orbit, and from there is given another boost to give it the appropriate 'interplanetary' trajectory.
The amount and efficiency of the energy released by fusion makes it a good candidate for 'interplanetary' travel.
If plans for 'interplanetary' human space missions are to be realised, with a return journey of up to a couple of years, future astronauts will have to be able to act during a medical emergency.
The real payoff in present terms is the spinoff technology that will be used for future lunar and 'interplanetary' missions.
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