File:OrbView-2 Satellite.jpg

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DescriptionOrbView-2 Satellite.jpg	English: Artist's rendition of the OrbView2 or SeaStar satellit in orbit carrying NASA's SeaWiFS censor
Date	19 December 2014
Source	https://eospso.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/sat/SeaWiFS.jpg
Author	NASA

File:OrbView-2 Satellite.jpg

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