NOUN
- the branch of astronomy that studies the motion of natural and artificial bodies in space
How To Use astrodynamics In A Sentence
- I worked in astrodynamics for a number of years, in particular with how to get a spacecraft from Earth to say mars. Politicians and Critics
- I may not know astrodynamics, but if they make claims about basic mechanics or statistics that I can check directly, I will. The Volokh Conspiracy » AsteroidGate
- For example, I have no formal training in astrodynamics, but I have a copy of Bate and have enough math to understand the principles and follow the examples. A Month of Writers, Day Two: Charles Stross « Whatever
- The hardware, the software and even the astrodynamics involved were new and largely untried. Star Performer
- An Air Force Academy grad with a master's degree in astrodynamics, he is aiming to keep alive a family tradition — his grandfather worked for NASA. The Kabul-ki Dance
- I may not be an expert in astrodynamics, but using basic scientific principles and watching the arguments of the actors, I can make a pretty good guess as to how seriously I should treat the astroid problem without having to resort to blind faith. The Volokh Conspiracy » AsteroidGate
- I still have a good portion of my paper to write, but I finished 3 programs and my astrodynamics assignment. Whyjakeisodd Diary Entry
- Arguing economics with a Marxist is like arguing astrodynamics with a flat-earther. <a href="http://althouse.blogspot.com/2008/02/obamas-message-is-just-too-depressing.html" title="Obama's message is just too depressing