Question

definition of orbital masss​

Answer 1

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Answer:The orbit is an anatomically complex structure containing the globe; extraocular muscles; fat; and vascular, nerve, glandular, and connective tissues. The orbit in the broadest sense describes the cavity containing structures essential for ocular function and the bony architecture that encases them.

Answer 2

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the mass that released from any object while revolving around another object is called orbital mass