What2Learn game: Satellite monitoring

Satellite monitoring

Interactive game 47808:

Any object that orbits the Earth is known as a...
A satellite will have an _____ that receives instructions sent to it.

Antenna,
Numbers,
Rechargeable,
Satellite,
Sensors,
Solar
Solar
Solar

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