satellites

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Definition of satellites in English Turkish dictionary

Daha sonra kralların kişisel muhafızlarına uydular deniyordu. - Later the personal guards of kings were called satellites.

Yapay dünya uydularının fırlatılmasına yaygın olarak uzayın bir keşfi gözüyle bakılmaktadır. - The launching of artificial earth satellites is commonly looked upon as an exploration of space.

satellite

(Askeri) UYDU, PEYK: Bir başka cismin çevresinde dönen, tabi durumdaki bir cisim. Bak. "center of mass"

satellite

satellit

satellite

(Tıp) Kendisinden daha büyük oluşuma bağlı olarak hareket gösteren veya ona eşlik eden aynı cinsten daha küçük oluşum, peyk, satelit

satellite

peyk

observation satellites

(Askeri) gözlem uyduları

galilean satellites

galile uyduları 1610'da galileo tarafından keşfedilen dört uydu

galilean satellites

iyo, avrupa, ganimed ve kalisto

satellite

satelit

satellite

büyük bir kimsenin peşinde dolaşan kimse

satellite

yapay uydu

Bugün yapay uydularımız dünya çevresinde dönüyor. - Today our artificial satellites are revolving around the earth.

İnsanoğlunun uzaya yolculuğu 1957'de Sovyetler Birliği'nin ilk yapay uydu Sputnik'i fırlattığında başladı. - Mankind's journey into space began in 1957 when the Soviet Union launched Sputnik, the first artificial satellite.

satellite

(Tıp) Ana kromozom'a, sap şeklinde ince uzantı ile tutunmuş küçük kromozom parçası

satellite

bir gezegenin uydusu

space satellites

(Askeri) UZAY UYDULARI: Arz, ay ve diğer bir uzay cismi yörüngesindeki insan yapısı bir uydu

English - English

Definition of satellites in English English dictionary: a man made object that has been put into orbit around the Earth, Moon, or other heavenly body; Though there have been several cases of Satellite failures (i e Iridium), Satellites should play a pivotal role in the wireless industry's future Currently, the reach of handsets is somewhat limited due to land-line constraints For example, a person can call overseas with a handset With Satellites a person can call from anywhere to anywhere; Natural satellites orbit the planet they "belong" to, so our artificial satellites share the same name Satellites orbiting Earth provide us today with vital information and also send signals back and forth around the world; A man-made spacecraft that orbits the earth, moon, sun, or a planet; A celestial body that orbits a planet; a moon An object launched to orbit Earth or another celestial body; are objects which are gravitationally bound and therefore orbit another body Eg, The moon is a satellite of the Earth; man-made devices which orbit the Earth and are used for scientific purposes, communications, weather forecasting and military applications Satellites are now used routinely to broadcast television programmes, either to cable systems or directly to people's homes; plural of satellite
satellites of Jupiter: moons that orbit around the planet Jupiter
satellites of Mars: moons that orbit around the planet Mars
satellites of Neptune: moons that orbit around the planet Neptune
satellites of Saturn: moons that orbit around the planet Saturn
Galilean satellites: Alternative name for the four Galilean moons of Jupiter
fixed satellites: plural form of fixed satellite
satellite: Satellite TV; reception of television broadcasts via services that utilize man-made satellite technology
Do you have satellite at your house?.
satellite: Something which is under the jurisdiction, influence, or domination of another body, such as a country, a campus, an office
satellite: Anything that follows something else around
The unnamed chronicler in his Dupin stories was the first Dr. Watson type of satellite—a narrator who accompanies the detective on his exploits, exclaims over his brilliance... .
satellite: An object orbiting a planet or similar celestial body
The Moon is a natural satellite of the Earth.
satellite: Specifies something utilizing man-made orbital satellite transmission technology; e.g. satellite TV, satellite phone
spy satellites: plural form of spy satellite
satellite: A natural or artificial body in orbit around a planet
satellite: {n} a small planet revolving about a large, a follower or dependant
satellite: when used with a larger subwoofer, smaller front left and right main speakers (either physically smaller or set to Ã’smallÃ“ in multi channel speaker setups) are sometimes referred to as "satellites "Â Â In common use, the term can apply to physically or electronically small rear or surround speakers as well
satellite: Any object that orbits a celestial body, such as a moon However, the term is often used in reference to the manufactured objects that orbit the earth, either in a geostationary or a polar manner Some of the information that is gathered by weather satellites, such as GOES9, includes upper air temperatures and humidity, recording the temperatures of cloud tops, land, and ocean, monitoring the movement of clouds to determine upper level wind speeds, tracing the movement of water vapor, monitoring the sun and solar activity, and relaying data from weather instruments around the world
satellite: A secondary planet which revolves about another planet; as, the moon is a satellite of the earth
satellite: You can refer to a country, area, or organization as a satellite when it is controlled by or depends on a larger and more powerful one. Italy became a satellite state of Germany by the end of the 1930s. Natural object (moon) or spacecraft (artificial satellite) orbiting a larger astronomical body. Most known natural satellites orbit planets; the Earth's Moon is the most obvious example and was the only one known until the discovery of the Galilean satellites of Jupiter in 1610. All the solar system's planets except Mercury and Venus have moons, which vary greatly in size, composition (from rock to mostly ice), and activity (from cold and inert to volcanic). Some asteroids are also known to have their own moons. The first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, was launched into orbit around Earth in 1957. Since then, thousands have been sent into orbit around Earth as well as the Moon, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and other bodies. Artificial satellites are used for scientific research and other purposes, such as communication (see communications satellite), weather forecasting, Earth resources management, and military intelligence. See also Landsat. communications satellite Galilean satellite Earth Resources Technology Satellites
satellite: A relatively small celestial body, natural or man-made, revolving around a planet
satellite: {s} serving as a satellite; secondary
satellite: An attendant attached to a prince or other powerful person; hence, an obsequious dependent
satellite: surrounding and dominated by a central authority or power; "a city and its satellite communities"
satellite: See Solar system, under Solar
satellite: a person who follows or serves another
satellite: A body which revolves around another body of preponderant mass and which has a motion primarily and permanently determined by the force of attraction of that other body [NTIA] [RR] (188) Note: A parent body and its satellite revolve about their common center of gravity
satellite: A satellite is a natural object in space that moves round a planet or s(Tarih) the satellites of Jupiter
satellite: Transmitted via a radio signal from an orbital satellite
satellite: Situated near; accompanying; as, the satellite veins, those which accompany the arteries
satellite: an electronics retransmission device serving as a repeater, normally placed in orbit around the earth in geostationary orbit for the purpose of receiving and retransmitting electromagnetic signals It normally recedes signals from a single source and retransmits them over a wide geographic area, known as the satellite's "footprint "
satellite: Satellite television is broadcast using a satellite. They have four satellite channels
satellite: Specifically, any man-made apparatus designed to relay telecommunication signals to and from Earth
satellite: A body that revolves around a larger body
satellite: man-made equipment that orbits around the earth or the moon any celestial body orbiting around a planet or star a person who follows or serves another broadcast or disseminate via satellite surrounding and dominated by a central authority or power; "a city and its satellite communities
satellite: Satellite communications are becoming increasingly important for conquering distance and enabling location independent working Digital transmission of data via low-level satellites is set to increase the importance of satellites for remote and mobile ICT
satellite: (communications usage) A man-made spacecraft intended to orbit earth for the purpose of facilitating long-distance communication of voice, data and video
satellite: Something that is in orbit around something else The Moon is a satellite of the Earth, for example An artificial satellite is a satellite that was constructed and placed in orbit by humans
satellite: man-made equipment that orbits around the earth or the moon
satellite: A body that revolves about a larger one; for example, a moon of a planet
satellite: An object that is in orbit around another object in space
satellite: A projectile or small celestial body that orbits a larger celestial body
satellite: An object orbiting around another, larger one For example, smaller bodies orbiting around planets are called those planets' "satellites'' (or, occasionally, "moons'' — but some astronomers frown on this use of the word "moon,'' which they feel should be reserved for Earth's natural satellite exclusively ) Probes we launch into orbit around the Earth are called "artificial satellites ''
satellite: any celestial body orbiting around a planet or star
satellite: A body that revolves about a planet
satellite: A satellite is an object which has been sent into space in order to collect information or to be part of a communications system. Satellites move continually round the earth or around another planet. The rocket launched two communications satellites The signals are sent by satellite link
satellite: An object in orbit around a larger object; a man-made object in orbit around the Earth Also, moons are satellites of planets; planets are satellites of the Sun
satellite: {i} moon, small celestial body revolving around a larger one; man-made object put into orbit around a planet or celestial body; country that is controlled by another country; one who is controlled by another person
satellite: n any object that is in orbit around another object
satellite: A vehicle put into orbit around the earth or other body in space and used as a platform for data collection and transmission
satellite: Reception of television broadcasts via services that utilize man-made satellite technology
satellite: An object that is bound to another object , such as a planet, by the gravitational force
satellite: A secondary body moving round a planet
satellite: Object orbiting a celestial object
satellite: It is possible to get Internet access via low level orbiting satellites, like those that provide TV services You get a Satellite connection for your internet service, but you also need a dial-up modem to use the service To view websites or send email you need to send a request to that server to send you the information and to send information you typically need to use dial-up service with a satellite Internet service and is considered high speed or broadband Internet access
satellite: A free-flying object that orbits the Earth, another planet, or the sun
satellite: broadcast or disseminate via satellite
satellite: a small body, either natural or artificial, in orbit around a planet
satellite: 1 An attendant body that revolves about another body, the primary; especially in the solar system, a secondary body, or moon, that revolves about a planet See table XIII for a list of satellites of the solar system
satellite: A manufactured object that orbits a celestial body, either in a geostationary or a polar manner Some of the information that is gathered by weather satellites, such as GOES9, includes upper air temperatures and humidity, recording the temperatures of cloud tops, land, and ocean, monitoring the movement of clouds to determine upper level wind speeds, tracing the movement of water vapor, monitoring the sun and solar activity, and relaying data from weather instruments around the world
satellite: Something which is under the jurisdiction, influence, or domination of another body, such as a satellite state (or country), satellite campus, or satellite office