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a communications device in orbit above the Earth.
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A surface that receives and sends transmissions to/from other satellites or antenna systems.
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It is a mini-tournament to gain an entry into a larger tournament.
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An object orbiting around another, larger one. For example, smaller bodies orbiting around planets are called those planets' "satellites'' (or, occasionally, "moons'' ?but some astronomers frown on this use of the word "moon,'' which they feel should be reserved for Earth's natural satellite exclusively.) Probes we launch into orbit around the Earth are called "artificial satellites.''
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Device that circles high above the Earth and can be used for monitoring the weather
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