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LUSAT (LO-19)

LUSAT (LO-19) is an object launched in 1990 in a low earth orbit, between 770 and 786 km above the Earth. It completes one orbit every 100 minutes, about 14.3 times a day, on a path tilted 98.9° to the equator. That tilt means it can pass over places as far north and south as 81° latitude.

Height

770-786 km

One orbit

100 min

Inclination

98.9°

Orbit

LEO

Low Earth orbit

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