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Orbit of a polar satellite is ______________________.
(a.) Elliptical
(b.) Spherical
(c.) Helical
(d.) None of the above

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Answered by theyashvi19
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Answered by kingofself
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Answer:

The 'orbit of a polar satellite' is elliptical.

Explanation:

  • This is because polar satellites follow an orbital path that goes around the poles either over or near the poles on each revolution.
  • The polar orbits rotate from north to the South Pole of the earth with the earth rotating beneath it.
  • The polar orbit has an inclination of 90 degrees.
  • The 'polar-orbiting satellites' are mostly geostationary or geosynchronous satellites and are best used for mapping and photographing the earth.
  • Hence they are used for communication, navigation, and weather forecasting purposes.
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