- Clarke's Orbit
- Clarke's Orbit['klɑːks 'ɔːbɪt; nach A. C. Clarke], die rd. 266 000 km lange, kreisförmige Umlaufbahn der geostationären Satelliten in rd. 36 000 km Höhe über dem Äquator.
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Clarke's Orbit
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