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post-flyby

post-flyby adjective: of or pertaining to the period, actions, or trajectory immediately following a spacecraft's closest approach to a planet, moon, or asteroid during a spaceflight mission.

Adjective

post-flyby (not comparable)

  1. (space flight) Of or pertaining to the period, actions, or trajectory immediately following a spacecraft's closest approach to a planet, moon, or asteroid during a spaceflight mission.

Questions about post-flyby

What does post-flyby mean?
Post-flyby means of or pertaining to the period, actions, or trajectory immediately following a spacecraft's closest approach to a planet, moon, or asteroid during a spaceflight mission.
What part of speech is post-flyby?
Post-flyby is an adjective.

Words near post-flyby in the dictionary

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