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To: Clarksterh who wrote (140982)	1/12/2006 5:04:31 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) of 152472

What's an inclined geostationary orbit? It can't be geostationary if it's inclined to the equator. It's either equatorial or wobbling up and down, albeit up and down a particular longitude, which is I suppose what you mean - it's always lined up with the USA, but the angle of viewing from the USA varies north and south. With a satellites out of synch, one would be peeking straight down while another comes in from a southerly angle, which is I suppose the intention. Maybe that gives more capacity too and a more reliable signal [the idea of multiple Globalstar satellites being in view at any time]. Mqurice

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