Which type of orbit is normally used by Earth observation and remote sensing satellites so that images are taken under similar lighting every day?
- A.Geostationary orbit
- B.Sun-synchronous polar orbit
- C.Molniya orbit
- D.Graveyard orbit
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Such an orbit is near-polar, typically 600 to 900 kilometres high with an inclination of about 98 degrees, which makes it retrograde.
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