Re: A Question about a HEO manned space station

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From: Steven Ryan
Date: Tue, 06 Dec 1988 02:57

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>I am new to this newsgroup, but I find many of the discussions
>interesting.
>Could someone be kind enough to post the definitions of HEO and
>LEO? 

Good luck getting any help from the experts. They are far too busy to
respond to mere amateurs as you or I.

As far as I can glean,

HEO = High Earth Orbit

LEO = Low Earth Orbit
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From: smryan@garth.UUCP (Steven Ryan)
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Subject: Re: A Question about a HEO manned space station
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Date: 6 Dec 88 02:57:04 GMT
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