The planned Bharatiya Antariksh Station (BAS) and Russia’s upcoming Russian Orbital Service Station (ROSS) are designed to operate in almost the same orbital inclination, around 51.5°–51.6°. This inclination is a well-established Low Earth Orbit choice, previously used by the ISS and Mir, because it offers an optimal balance between launch feasibility, Earth coverage, crew safety, and long-duration human spaceflight operations. #ISRO Роскосмос ISRO - Indian Space Research Organisation | Agnirath

Section 4.3 - The Six Orbital Elements

NASA's DART spacecraft successfully slams into asteroid in historic test of planetary defense

Definition of PRONUNCIATION

Section 4.4 - Types of Orbits and Orbital Maneuvers

How will the RADARSAT Constellation Mission (RCM) satellites achieve their final orbital spacing?