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They are saying that the sun goes directly behind the satellites twice a year. Think about that. If the sun is 93 million miles away, How many times does the sun go behind the satellites?
Here is a graphic to show what we are told satellites do. Please tell me how often the sun is behind the satellite. My answer is once per day.
a) the earth is tilted b) the earth orbit isnt perfectly, it also is at an angle to the sun
Keep going with your line of thought
what is it that prevents the wobble from flipping the poles?
Excuse me?
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@Deleted User Nothing, that's why there's been and will be a reversal of Earth's magnetic poles. This just happens quite slowly.
There is no wobble
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@Citizen Z imagine the satalite having a polar orbit (going over the poles) it will only cross the sun at least twice a year but definitly not every day
you can have orbits that arent that extreme and just at a slight angle and that will make it not every day
geostationary orbit has this property also because of earths tilt
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