orbitInclinationRange

P8549
predicate

Indicates the range of possible orbital inclination angles within which an object’s orbit is oriented relative to a reference plane.

All labels observed (10)

Label Occurrences
typicalInclinationsInclude 3
designedLaunchInclinations 2
groupOrbitalInclinationRange 1

Description generation (PDg)

The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the predicate name and this instruction.

Instruction
Given a predicate that represents a relationship or action between entities, generate a one-sentence description explaining its meaning.  
# Instructions
Focus on describing the relationship, not the entities themselves. 
# Response Format
Begin the description with \' Indicates...\'
Input
Predicate: orbitInclinationRange
Generated description
Indicates the range of possible orbital inclination angles within which an object’s orbit is oriented relative to a reference plane.

Sample triples (13)

Subject Object
NASA Space Shuttle program 28.5 to 57 degrees ⓘ
Haumea family about 24–29 degrees via predicate surface "hasTypicalInclinationRange" ⓘ
Cosmic Girl various inclinations via predicate surface "launchInclinationFlexibility" ⓘ
Space Shuttle 28.5 degrees to 57 degrees via predicate surface "typicalInclinationRange" ⓘ
Space Launch Complex 6 high-inclination orbits via predicate surface "designedLaunchInclinations" ⓘ
Space Launch Complex 6 sun-synchronous orbits via predicate surface "designedLaunchInclinations" ⓘ
LEO equatorial orbits via predicate surface "typicalInclinationsInclude" ⓘ
LEO polar orbits via predicate surface "typicalInclinationsInclude" ⓘ
LEO Sun-synchronous orbits via predicate surface "typicalInclinationsInclude" ⓘ
Carme group about 163°–166° via predicate surface "hasInclinationRange" ⓘ
Erinome between 144 and 158 degrees for Pasiphae group via predicate surface "groupOrbitalInclinationRange" ⓘ
Pegasus rocket family equatorial to high-inclination LEO via predicate surface "launchInclinations" ⓘ
Asteroid belt 0–30 degrees via predicate surface "typicalOrbitalInclinationRange" ⓘ