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This Orbit Is Basically North-South Between the Poles with an 8°

Question 133

Question 133

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This orbit is basically north-south between the poles with an 8° angular inclination.


A) Sun-synchronous orbit
B) continental orbit
C) geosynchronous orbit
D) geostationary orbit
E) none of these

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