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• "It's absolutely going to go into orbit ."
• The second part will go into orbit around Jupiter.
• Next year the Galileo spacecraft will reach Jupiter and go into orbit around the planet.
• They were the first Earth-born creatures to go into orbit and return alive.
• If the craft takes off as scheduled, it would go into orbit around Wirtanen in 2011.
• It will eventually be used on the international space station that scheduled to go into orbit next year.
• Diamandis said the craft will not go into orbit and will not fly far from its launch site.
• "Once she masters her speed on the board, she'll go into orbit ."
• In May 2014, Rosetta is scheduled to rendezvous with 67P / Churymov-Gerasimenko and go into orbit.
• "Suborbital " means traveling high enough to enter space but not fast enough to go into orbit.
• The Chinese had two massive throw triples and a lateral triple twist in which she seemed to go into orbit.
• The Chinese had two massive throw triples and a lateral triple twist in which Shen seemed to go into orbit.
• Galileo is scheduled to go into orbit around Jupiter for a two-year study of the planet and its moons.
• If I could jump three feet on Earth, I could jump a mile on Eros and almost go into orbit.
• The first modules are scheduled to go into orbit later this year, followed sometime next year by the first crew.
• "Once she masters her speed on the ( long jump ) board, she'll go into orbit.
• The astronauts, scheduled to go into orbit aboard the shuttle Atlantis when flights resume, searched for about two hours.
• After leaving the Moon, most lunar meteoroids go into orbit around Earth and eventually succumb to Earth's gravity.
• It took a year after I bought the first bike for my wife not to go into orbit when I mentioned it,
• :: : Well, of course you don't need escape velocity if you only want to go into orbit.