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What is the daily satellite visibility at South Pole?

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What is the daily satellite visibility at South Pole?

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The daily satellite visibility ranges from roughly 3.5 hours each for TDRS F4, F5, and F6 to roughly 7 hours for GOES-3. If you look at the Satellite Elevation Angles Graphic , you can see the elevation angles are very low. There are few ground stations in the world that look at satellites with the low elevation angles used at South Pole.

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