LEOsatelliitit
LEOsatelliitit refers to satellites operating in Low Earth Orbit. This orbital region is typically defined as altitudes ranging from 160 kilometers to 2,000 kilometers above the Earth's surface. LEO is characterized by its proximity to Earth, which allows for relatively low signal latency compared to higher orbits. This makes it ideal for applications requiring near real-time data transmission, such as Earth observation, scientific research, and some communication services.
Satellites in LEO orbit the Earth at high speeds, completing an orbit in approximately 90 to 120
Examples of LEO satellites include those used for the International Space Station, numerous Earth imaging and