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September 25th 04, 11:41 PM
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how to find the sidereal period with this data?
the only information i have is the following:
a ship movies from west to east against the fixed stars, and every 21.24 hours it is directly overhead for an observer on earth. what is the ship's sidereal orbital period? 
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September 26th 04, 02:15 AM
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"shahbos" wrote in message
om... the only information i have is the following: a ship movies from west to east against the fixed stars, and every 21.24 hours it is directly overhead for an observer on earth. what is the ship's sidereal orbital period? What have you tried so far? What deductions can you make from the given data?
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