Satellites in graveyard orbits are no longer operational.

The Clarke orbits are a series of geostationary orbits around the Earth.

The osculating orbits of the planets around the sun are constantly changing.

Hohmann orbits are commonly used in space missions to transfer between two circular orbits.

Lissajous orbits are fascinating patterns formed by the intersection of two perpendicular harmonic motions.

Lyapunov orbits are stable periodic orbits in dynamical systems.

The satellites are placed in parking orbits before being deployed.

Halo orbits are stable three-dimensional paths around Lagrange points.

Satellites in heliosynchronous orbits provide continuous coverage of the Earth's surface.

The near-rectilinear halo orbit is a stable orbit around a celestial body.