Use "satellites" in a sentence

1. There are no navigation satellites here, there are just those stars

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2. So that when African nations want to launch satellites and space craft they would do it in Uganda

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3. He had to explain satellites, probes, cabs, and something of what these machines looked like

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4. upon the shoulders of giants, satellites spin,

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5. He lost a lot of time contemplating the fact that New Jerusalem was far bigger than Ceres, big enough that it would need Luna or one of the Galilean satellites to house it

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6. “The satellites are recording his daily movements and I placed GPS tracers

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7. Even though the Yakhan is actually bigger, it is spread out into satellites and long, narrow urban strands along the canals

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8. The codes bypassed the signal block by only a few minutes, having been sent faster than light, reaching the Spaceguard network after bouncing millions of times from various satellites, approximately thirty-eight hours in the past

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9. What can they do if you refuse to play by their rules and carry on killing them on sight? Nothing for they lost the initiative! They cannot get to you (homeland USA) to attack you so they are reduced to slinking around in their third world countries fearing the reconnaissance satellites and drones and Egg Breakers

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10. Would any of us object if our physical and intellectual capacities at seventy (70) years of age were to one day equal or exceed that of a normal forty (40) year old today? Why shouldn‘t we believe that genetic research may one day extend human life to 150 years or more, for that matter? Who would ever have thought a few centuries ago that humankind would one day be sending satellites to probe the far corners of our solar system? The possibilities ensuing from this ―Brave New World‖ populated by ―demi-gods‖, if I may use the term, are (seemingly) endless

11. satellites traced his cell calls

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12. The Swede had helped with some sort of home-made vodka and stories about making even more money when the war would finally end: in the poor light the single lamp offered them, he’d shown him sketches and graphs about cables and telecommunications, satellites and whatnot, stuff that Ethan barely acknowledged they existed

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13. “Roy Tucker…co-discoverer of Apophis, the asteroid that will come closer to earth in 2029 than our geo-stationary communications satellites and that still has a small chance of impact in 2036

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14. Using both weather balloons and satellites, temperatures had fluctuated, but there had been no or little average change over the last thirty years, except for a spike in 1998 felt by Lomborg and others to be related to El Niño

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15. Balloons and satellites could be used to crosscheck one another and their figures were concordant

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16. Satellites could sample the atmosphere over oceans and difficult-to-access land sites, such as rain forests and mountains

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17. He switches his view back to the satellites and sees thrust coming from outside the satellites as they move in his direction

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18. The satellites aren’t picking up anything,” the second officer says

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19. Activate all spy satellites all over the world to find this spaceship

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20. “That’s the son-of-a-bitch! Move all satellites to that location

21. There are pieces of satellites, non-functioning satellites, engines and metal floating in orbit around Earth

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22. As these brazenly un-republican systems scattered satellites across the globe the word “Republic” often appeared in their official nomenclature, frequently copying the Chinese form of “Peoples Republic

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23. And because the weapon lacks microchips or other electronics, the Occidental State cannot deactivate it with their military satellites or an electromagnetic pulse

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24. Several satellites recorded the event sending their pictures of

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25. Carlin produced a report complete with graphs using data from satellites which showed that the actual global temperature has FALLEN by 0

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26. Europeans had downloaded from one of their satellites

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27. He could only wonder, had the satellites somehow

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28. on the side and satellites on top of them, and then there were spotlights all over the house and in the legendary kitchen

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29. Up in the heavens, in the skies above the village, several ships of Love made sure that the village was not attacked, while at the same time ensuring that the monsters were not spying on what went on there, including creating an energy field that formed an effective barrier against their spy satellites, which always polluted the Earth’s orbit, attempting to violate the privacy of the Love Spirits

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30. These high-tech microchips would allow real-time tracking of the whereabouts of their children, using satellites

31. "What about your recce plans with the NRO? You were getting to the point of briefing the JCS, weren't you?" The CSAF was asking Whitey about his position on the board of the National Reconnaissance Organization (NRO) and its attempt to set up intelligence gathering in hostile Southeast Asia (SEA) areas with a combination of ground teams, drones at low altitudes, U-2s in the upper atmosphere, and satellites in space

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32. In 1976 weather patrol cutters were replaced by electronic buoys and satellites

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33. thing on Earth, from satellites to telecommunication systems

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34. commercial satellites that were left orbiting the earth

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35. The entire proceedings were televised for the nation and satellites carried portions of it to the rest of the world

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36. Clark’s new friend collected data on the satellites and Russia’s fight for more shares

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37. on satellites or asteroids) and the Earth mass (determined by the LAGEOS geodetic survey satel ite), a

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38. (determined by its gravitational action on satellites or asteroids) and the Earth mass

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39. lites, but in simulations we see thousands of satellites of dark matter dark

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40. One of the unique characteristics of space plasma, revealed by satellites and

41. Saturn has 34 known natural satellites (moons) and there are probably

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42. Saturn, the rings, and many of the satellites lie totally within Saturn's

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43. our satellites to check the status of your weapons

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44. ―Hell, if we had some satellites, we could have mapped this whole dust ball out by now

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45. "Keta," my dad began, "We have satellites that pass over every square inch of our globe several times a day

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46. Can you explain how it is conceivable that not one of those satellites snapped a photo of your space craft?"

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47. There were two Cosmos surveillance satellites, both sun-synchronous, covering western Canada's Coast Range

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48. Electronic surveillance satellites have taken over from the aircraft in many ways

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49. This world should be as airless as the other two satellites orbiting the gas giant

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50. Grailem wracks his brain for alternatives; Sirap Communications had over one hundred and fifty satellites in orbit around the planet

51. It is certainly a possibility that surveillance of the planet is carried out from the moon; along with the help of a few satellites when it is out of 'line of sight'

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52. If Grailem is correct, satellites above him are following his every move and he needs to get underground

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53. “Or tracking satellites, that sort of thing

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54. They did not detect any tracking satellites or passive sensors that might alert the defenses to their arrival

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55. As we arrived, I spotted what seemed like an unusual reading from one of our monitoring satellites

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56. I would later come to see these conditions as satellites orbiting the huge central black hole of Depression, but not yet

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57. Static observation and assault satellites watched from above and, on the one occasion when the system had been attacked, the whole defence network had successfully defended itself without any human assistance

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58. 80% of the comet would pass beyond the orbit of the geosynchronous satellites around the planet’s equator

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59. Since the planet’s rotation put the satellites on the opposite side of the planet from the comet’s path, Reuben was relatively comfortable that any damage would be minimal

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60. This was as close as Musab dared have an unauthorised plane approach the Nile without running the risk of it being shot down and, as soon as Siri’s bike and equipment had been unloaded, the plane was refuelled and towed into a hanger as quickly as possible, before daylight revealed its identity to the watching satellites

61. ‘Oh,’ said Hatch, ‘they could easily redirect the tactical satellites from the North African coast and transfer some of the mobile ground to air units; however, that would leave the coastal installations more vulnerable to an airborne attack

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62. jamming all satellites and radio broadcast in the area, so you will be ‘ears and eyes closed’ for one hour

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63. Swordsman space craft were deployed over the settlement to scan for any reconnaissance satellites that the P A F might have been able to leave in orbit

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64. hole in the system’s defenses, he found two geosynchronous tracking satellites busily getting a fix on them

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65. The laser pods locked in place, and before they were fully up to temperature, Saul fired on the two satellites

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66. He destroyed two defenseless monitoring satellites

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67. Given the density of the satellites, the fact that any of the probes got through indicated the incompetence of the interceptors

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68. When Reuben arrived, Rachel had prints from scans intercepted from the tracking satellites tacked all over the walls and ceiling of the conference room

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69. On the other hand, based on information from their own satellites, I believe they are sticking close to home

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70. Sensor and tracking satellites were deployed and began sending data

71. Data from the tracking satellites confirmed that these ships lacked the externally mounted missile racks Buddy and Daisy carried

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72. Satellites monitoring the Viking settlement reported no activity, and so when dawn broke, Boris called for more construction materials instead of the remainder of the MMARV’s or the AARV’s which were scheduled to be delivered next

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73. In fact, one of his missions upon arrival at a new colony site was to deploy tracking and monitoring satellites for the planet’s security system

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74. Once the satellites had been delivered, he would pick up a full load of missiles and take his station in defense of the new colony

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75. “Wren, one of the satellites is not Federation

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76. Applying electronic warfare to communications satellites would render a planet less able to defend itself

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77. The Swordsmen do not use satellites for military communications

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78. “Are there no satellites?” Wendy asked

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79. “Broadcast and weather satellites, and a couple with civilian communications, but that’s it,”

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80. However, before the news could be spread, the surveillance and communications satellites fell silent as the Glass-ruptors did their work

81. Having determined the locations of the weapons satellites from the first pass by the glass recon drones, after verifying that the communications satellites were dead, the PI ships attacked the weapons satellites with Disruptor missiles

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82. The communication satellites relayed the conversation between Elizabeth and the ships entering the system as they approached

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83. After relaying protracted often heated negotiations, the satellites reported a brilliant flash that could only be the detonation of a hyper drive

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84. “We should retrieve our satellites

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85. After they had collected the satellites and linked the two ships, Rose asked, “Now what do we do? We have no money

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86. “Our satellites have also picked up the destruction of one of your Dawhawks

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87. Remember he did not have satellites, GPS, or

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88. Hundreds if not thousands of red dots, each indicating a spacetime distortion detected by the Time Patrol network of surveillance satellites over the centuries, covered the land areas, with Greece, Italy, Palestine and Egypt being particularly covered with dots

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89. � She wished silently that she had a functioning GPS receiver with its constellation of satellites, but had to make do with a compass and a map

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90. satellites, cell phones, and monitoring devices scattered throughout the world

91. ‘exist’ - moved through the atmosphere by powerful satellites, and towers

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92. Nowadays there are satellites and reporting stations such as weather men could never have imagined

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93. Once activated they will hopelessly jam out to a radius of a couple of kilometers the signals emitted by orbiting GPS satellites, signals that are used by the American JDAM smart bombs to guide themselves to fixed targets

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94. Wa swore mentally as he understood what Forster had done: she had used all those captured missiles from the ISF convoy, missiles preloaded in launch boxes made to fit on Terran fighters and frigates, and positioned them on unmanned satellites

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95. Those satellites had the advantage for Forster of being already equipped with sophisticated sensors because of their original purposes

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96. A series of space-time emergences in various ancient time periods by one or more stealthy ships had been signaled by the Time Patrol’s secret network of surveillance satellites, which watched continuously over five millenniums of Human history

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97. With the nearby Asteroid Belt and the numerous satellites of Jupiter available for hiding, pirates had more than a fair chance of evading the relentless searches from the Imperium Navy

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98. equipment, the satellites and the observer

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