List of passive satellites

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List of passive satellites is a listing of inert or mostly inert satellites, mainly of the Earth. This includes typically various reflector type satellites used for geodesy and atmospheric measurements.

Passive satellites[]

Dedicated laser ranging satellites[]

This section is an excerpt from Satellite laser ranging § List of passive satellites.[]

Several dedicated laser ranging satellites were put in orbit:[13]

Mostly passive satellites[]

See also[]

References[]

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