orbits <an orbit; orbits> SOST
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electronic orbits CHIM
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elliptical orbit ASTRON
equatorial orbit
orbit inclination ASTRON
stationary orbit ASTRON
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A satellite in such an orbit is at an altitude of approximately 35786kmmi 0 above mean sea level.
en.wikipedia.org He and the articles explained that sunlight pressure would cause the dipoles to only remain in orbit for a short period of approximately three years.
en.wikipedia.org The second then fires and travels into orbit.
en.wikipedia.org They orbit about each other every six days.
en.wikipedia.org The majority of the population lives on giant space stations, either in orbit or moving like giant ships.
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