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Geosynchronous Earth Orbit GEO

In the Geosynchronous Earth Orbit (GEO) two other space environmental hazards, energetic charged particles and UV (vacuum and far) radiation, play important roles. The charged particles, electrons and protons have energies of 0.4-4MeV and each has a flux of 10 cm s Over a lifetime of 30 years, materials in the GEO environment will have absorbed a dose of 10 rads... [Pg.429]

Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO) Geosynchronous orbit, 35,785 kilometers above the equator, so that the object in orbit appears to stay at a fixed point relative to the Earth s surface at all times. [Pg.1075]

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Geosynchronous Earth orbit

Geosynchronous orbit

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