File:Repeat Ground Track Orbit Solutions.png
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English: Solution of all possible repeat ground tracks based on the number of orbits or number of days per repeat cycle, parameterized by the mean altitude (semi-major axis minus Earth mean radius). Courtesy of Samuel Low |
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| current | 18:26, 28 February 2022 | | 614 × 707 (51 KB) | Samuel Low | Cross-wiki upload from enbaike.710302.xyz |
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