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MRO is in sun-synchronous orbit so the nadir point below is either early morning or late afternoon local time to provide decent shadowing for most imaging. The orbit would have to be substantially adjusted to get a fly over noon local time.
What is the range of illumination angles due to seasonal variations from axial tilt? |
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