AE6.1.1 - Satellites. AE6.1.2 - The German Astronomer, Johannes Kepler.

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AE Satellites

AE The German Astronomer, Johannes Kepler

AE Artificial Satellites

AE Communication Satellite (COMSAT)

AE Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System (TDRSS)

AE NAVSTAR Global Positioning System (GPS)

AE LANDSAT

AE Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites (GOES)

AE First Weather Picture from Space

AE Weather Picture

AE Pioneer Leaving Solar System

AE Saturn and its Six Largest Moons

AE The System of Satellite Constellations

AE Satellite

AE Preparing a Satellite

AE Satellite in Orbit

AE Copernicus

AE Elliptical Orbit

AE Various Satellite Orbits

AE Apogee and Perigee

AE Why Do Satellites Stay in Orbit

AE Escape Velocity

AE The Earth’s Gravitational Force is Always Toward the Center of the Planet

AE A Bullet Fired from a Gun

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