Assertion: satellite | /r/CapableOf | circle the earth
Facets:
value: rapidly
type: MANNER
value: over the equator
type: LOCATION
value: at about 7–8 kilometers per second
type: TEMPORAL
value: lower
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Satellites circle the Earth, so their imaging activity can be repeated easily.
text: Viasat has said that each of those three ViaSat-3s are projected to have a capacity of a terabit per second each, double the capacity of all other satellites circling Earth combined.
text: This satellite circled the Earth about 400 kilometers (250 mi) lower, not at an angle of 47° like that of Echo 1, but in a polar orbit with an average angle of 81°.
text: A satellite that circles the Earth has a geocentric orbit, for example.
text: Satellites in a highly inclined orbit, such as a polar orbit, take more energy than a satellite that circles the Earth over the equator.
text: Since satellites circle the earth at about 7–8 kilometers per second (4.3–5.0 mi/s), a time error of 0.002 second translates into a deviation of about 15 meters (49 ft).
text: Satellites in LEO rapidly circle the earth and are typically in range of one location for only 90 minutes.