Abstract
In orbital determinations at the Royal Aircraft Establishment special attention has been given to low-perigee satellites, with perigee height of 150 to 300 km, because few accurate orbits are available for such satellites. The observations used have been mainly visual. The significance of the main results is discussed.
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