Description | Term | % Correct |
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A natural celestial object orbiting a planet | Moon | 83%
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Any object in space orbiting a celestial body | Satellite | 52%
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The point along an Earth orbit, which is farthest from the planet | Apogee | 39%
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The point along an Earth orbit, which is closest to the planet | Perigee | 30%
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How circular an orbit is around it’s parent | Eccentricity | 17%
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The point in an orbit farthest from the parent body | Apoapsis | 13%
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The altitude where it is said Earth ends and Space begins (name) | Karman Line | 13%
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The point in an orbit closest to the parent body | Periapsis | 13%
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The angle an orbit possesses relative to the planet’s equatorial line | Inclination | 9%
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The time is takes an object to complete it’s orbit | Orbital Period | 9%
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An orbit which is perpendicular to the parent object’s equator | Polar Orbit | 9%
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The range at which an object is effected by an objects gravity | Sphere of Influence | 9%
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a type of orbit where the object takes the same time to complete an orbit as the parent takes to rotate once, both moving in the same direction | Synchronous Orbit | 9%
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The angle that Earth, leans relative to it’s orbit | 23.5 | 4%
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The Imaginary line at which a planet rotates about | Axis of rotation | 4%
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The principle stating the faster an object is moving, the more a input of force will affect it’s orbit | Oberth effect | 4%
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The geometrical surface defined by an object’s orbit | Orbital Plane | 4%
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