Twinssr Molniya.jpg
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English: Viewing from two separate Molniya orbits (each having 63.4 degree inclination and 8.2 Earth radius apogee), TWINS 1 and 2 provide simultaneous stereo viewing of trapped and precipitating ions from the terrestrial ring current. |
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| Author | Jerru The author created this artwork. |
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