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Kepler's second law of planetary motion is the rule that the lines joining the planet (the satellite) to the sun (the focal point) sweeps out equal area in equal times as the planet travels around the ellipse (orbital path). ![]() This figure shows a Kepler's second law of a satellite orbital path. This diagram shows that the orbital time periods are related to area covered by the satellite with reference to the focal point. This example shows that the satellite moves faster in areas of satellite orbit that are close to the focal point and slower at points that are located farther away from the focal point. GPS Books
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