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US satellites orbit at altitudes of \орбиты … охватывают область высот от … до135 km to \орбиты … охватывают область высот от … до494,000 km.Русско-английский словарь по космонавтике > орбиты … охватывают область высот от … до
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[см. тж. на высоте]…launched into synchronous orbits at altitudes of 34,000-36,000 km……after correction the orbit became circular at an altitude of 113 km…
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