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How do scientists describe their orbits? elliptical revolutionary periodical rotational
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How do scientists describe their orbits? elliptical revolutionary periodical rotational

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Elliptical

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The orbits of many objects in space (stars, asteroids, moons, etc) are usually elliptical, or oval-shaped.

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