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73 orbits per 5 days, multi sun synchronous Orbital period

The satellite weighs about 500 kg and will be operated on a sun synchronous orbit at an altitude of 685 km.

(b) Teledesic a low earth orbit system with a constellation of 840 satellites in a Sun synchronous orbit at an altitude of 740 kilometres

14. ERS 1 has a sun synchronous, near polar, quasi circular orbit with a mean altitude of 785 km and an inclination of 98.5 degrees.

PSLV D2 placed the Indian remote sensing satellite, IRS P2, weighing 804 kilograms, into a polar sun synchronous orbit at a height of about 817 kilometres.

KOMPSAT (Korea Multi Purpose Satellite) is planned for launch in 1999 and will be placed in a sun synchronous orbit, at an inclination of 98 degrees.

The Long March series of rocket carriers successfully developed and put into use in China were used to place satellites in low earth, sun synchronous and geostationary orbits.

. The spacecraft, designed for a five year lifetime, was in a Sun synchronous orbit, dawn to dusk, with a 24 day repeat visit period and a three day subcycle.

Physical reconstruction and institutional reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina meant that the largest synchronous electricity supply zone in the world has now been created as a result of those efforts.

A total of 26 remote sensing satellites will be launched into low altitude, sun synchronous and circular orbits together with 12 (6 in orbit spares) data relay satellites in geostationary orbit.

In earlier crises, as in East Asia a decade ago, recovery was quick, because the affected countries could export their way to renewed prosperity. But this is a synchronous global downturn.

Eventually, it will be able to have to stay up day, night, day, night, for six months at a time, acting like the synchronous satellite, but only ten miles above the Earth.

The first operational flight, PSLV C1, is planned in September October 1997 to place the Indian Remote Sensing Satellite, IRS 1D, weighing 1,200 kg, into its 817 km polar sun synchronous orbit.

Once operational, it would serve nearly 100 countries in Asia, Africa and Europe, using a geo synchronous satellite and hand held, dual mode (satellite and global system for mobile communication (GSM)) terminals.

The NOAA policy is to boost them into a quot super synchronous quot orbit, at least 250 km above GSO, depleting all remaining fuel and minimizing the threat to other spacecraft in GSO.

(g) If separation of the apogee boost motor from a geostationary satellite is necessary, separation should occur in a super synchronous orbit with a perigee at least 300 km above the geostationary orbit

In close cooperation with the Space Remote Sensing Center in the NASA Stennis Space Center, a private industry initiative consisting of placing a series of four satellites in a low Earth, sun synchronous orbit was under consideration.

The infrared astronomical satellite IRAS, launched in 1983 to perform a sky survey at wavelengths ranging from 8 to 120 micrometres, was operational during the 10 months in a sun synchronous orbit near an altitude of 900 kilometres.

The Long March series of rockets was capable of launching near Earth orbiting, Sun synchronous and geostationary satellites, and a considerable number of launches had taken place in recent months, yielding both social and economic benefits in their applications.

The infra red astronomical satellite (IRAS), launched in 1983 to perform a sky survey at wavelengths ranging from 8 to 120 μm, was operational during the 10 months in a Sun synchronous orbit near an altitude of 900 km.

SGCC Chairman Shu Yinbiao revealed that the company was in the process of planning to expand the size of the synchronous power grid so as to strengthen the existing regional power grid interconnection. By 2020, inter regional power transmission capacity will increase to about 300 million kW.

NASA also developed a portable telescope that is capable of detecting objects as small as one half inch in diameter at altitudes ranging from that of the Space Station (400 650 kilometers) through Sun synchronous altitudes (800 1000 kilometers) and objects as small as 5 to 10 centimeters at geosynchronous altitude (36,000 kilometers).

A distinction should be made between the near equatorial or low inclination orbits, for which the visibility zone will be limited to the topical zone, and the polar and quasi polar (Sun synchronous) orbits that allow accessibility to any point on Earth, either for communication (e.g. store and forward) or for remote sensing of Earth.

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33. Among his country s latest accomplishments in the development of space technology and its utilization for peaceful purposes, his delegation cited the sixth in a series of state of the art remote sensing satellites, the IRS 1D, which was equipped to produce advanced imagery and had been launched by India s indigenously developed polar satellite launch vehicle into Sun synchronous orbit.