Sentences with ONE-WAY-LIGHT-TIME
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"The one-way light time from the Sun to Earth is about 8 minutes and 20 seconds."
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"Communicating with spacecraft on Mars involves accounting for the one-way light time of up to 20 minutes."
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"It takes approximately 1.28 seconds for the one-way light time from the Moon to Earth."
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"The one-way light time between Earth and Jupiter can range from about 33 minutes to over an hour."
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"When observing distant galaxies, astronomers must consider the one-way light time of millions or even billions of years."
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"The one-way light time between Neptune and Earth is roughly 4 hours and 10 minutes."
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"The one-way light time from Pluto to Earth can be over 5 hours."
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"Space missions to outer planets require careful planning due to the extensive one-way light time involved."
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"Satellite communication systems account for the one-way light time to ensure accurate data transmission."
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"The one-way light time between Earth and the nearest star, Proxima Centauri, is about 4.24 years."
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"Radio signals traveling from the Voyager spacecraft have a one-way light time of approximately 21 hours."
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"Interplanetary space probes transmit data back to Earth while taking into account the one-way light time."
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"Astronauts on the International Space Station experience a one-way light time delay of about 1.3 seconds."
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"Deep space missions rely on sophisticated algorithms to compensate for the one-way light time."
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"The one-way light time between Earth and the dwarf planet Eris is approximately 15 hours."
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"During space missions, scientists analyze the data received considering the one-way light time."
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"Signals from the Hubble Space Telescope have a one-way light time of around 8 minutes."
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"The one-way light time from Earth to the Sun varies slightly due to elliptical orbits."
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"The Mars Rover sends images back to Earth after accounting for the one-way light time."
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"Measuring the one-way light time helps astronomers determine the distance between celestial objects."
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"The one-way light time from the Sun to Earth is approximately 8 minutes."
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"The one-way light time between the Earth and the Moon is about 1.3 seconds."
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"Scientists use the concept of one-way light time to measure the distance between celestial bodies."
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"The one-way light time between the Earth and Mars can range from 4 to 24 minutes depending on their relative positions in their orbits."
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"Interplanetary missions must account for the one-way light time in their communication systems."
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"The one-way light time from the nearest star to our Solar System is about 4.2 years."
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"Astronomers rely on the one-way light time to observe distant galaxies and phenomena."
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"The one-way light time is an important factor in planning deep space missions."
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"The precise calculation of one-way light time is essential in spacecraft navigation."
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"The one-way light time delay is a fundamental limitation in real-time communication with space probes."
