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The Polar Satellite market is a subset of the Satellite Communications industry, focusing on satellites that orbit the Earth in a polar orbit. Polar satellites are used for a variety of applications, including Earth observation, communications, navigation, and weather forecasting. They are also used for military and intelligence purposes. Polar satellites are typically placed in a sun-synchronous orbit, meaning they pass over the same area of the Earth at the same local time each day. This allows for consistent data collection and monitoring of the Earth's surface.
Polar satellites are typically launched into space by rockets, and can be operated by both government and private entities. The cost of launching and operating a polar satellite can be quite high, and the technology is constantly evolving.
Companies in the Polar Satellite market include Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Northrop Grumman, Airbus, Thales Alenia Space, and Space Systems Loral. Show Less Read more