alleryStart learning →Why use a Sun-synchronous orbit to watch Earth?
ATo hover over one city
BTo use no electric power
CTo get steady light on Earth
DTo stay close to Moon
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. To get steady light on Earth
A Sun-synchronous orbit passes each place at the same local sun time, giving consistent lighting while covering the whole Earth.
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