Explain equatorial and polar orbits of artificial satellites.Answer the given question in brief.
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a) : The orbit which is parallel to the equator are known as equatorial orbit.
Thus, satellite rotates in an orbit directly above the equator of Earth.
b) Polar orbit: The orbitwhich is parallel to the meridian is known as polar orbits or the orbit which is perpendicular upon equator orbit is known as Polar orbit .
Satellites are having an inclination of near 90° from the equator. This allows the satellite to see virtually every part of the earth as the
earth rotates underneath it.
Thus, satellite rotates in an orbit directly above the equator of Earth.
b) Polar orbit: The orbitwhich is parallel to the meridian is known as polar orbits or the orbit which is perpendicular upon equator orbit is known as Polar orbit .
Satellites are having an inclination of near 90° from the equator. This allows the satellite to see virtually every part of the earth as the
earth rotates underneath it.
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