Line of Sight

This definition page has been automatically generated. You can help ExoDictionary by expanding, updating, or correcting it.

This autostub has not yet had its initial copyediting proof and may contain significant formatting and even factual errors. You can improve Exodictionary by cleaning up the page markup and verifying that the definition is correct and then removing this tag.

This autostub has not yet had its initial categorization proof and may be categorized incorrectly. You can improve Exodictionary by removing inappropriate categories and then removing this tag.

Line of Sight

</dt>
1. The straight line between the eye of an observer and the observed object or point. Also called optical path. </dd>
2. Any straight line between one point and another, or extending out from a particular point. </dd>
3. In radio, a direct propagation path that does not go below the radio horizon. </dd>

References

This article is based on NASA's Dictionary of Technical Terms for Aerospace Use