Orbital regression of synchronous satellites due to the combined gravitational effects of the sun, the moon and the oblate earth
Orbital regression of synchronous satellites due to combined gravitational effects of sun, moon, and oblate earth
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Orbital regression of synchronous satellites due to combined gravitational effects of sun, moon, and oblate earth
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