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Let's take Landsat 8 satellite of The Lansat series as an example.In the first orbit, the Landsat Adis traveling on the descending node from north to South at daytime, crossing the equator in the Indian Ocean at approximately 10:11 in the morning, when the satellite comes around the Earth, and its second orbit about 99 minutes later, while the earth is spinning eastward, it crosses the equator in Congo at about 10.11 local time.As the traveling continues, the Landsat 8 is able to make 14 orbits per day.Afer 16 days, Landsat 8 satellite  can do it. 

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Let's take Landsat 8 satellite of The Lansat series as an example.In the first orbit, the Landsat Adis traveling on the descending node from north to South at daytime, crossing the equator in the Indian Ocean at approximately 10:11 in the morning, when the satellite comes around the Earth, and its second orbit about 99 minutes later, while the earth is spinning eastward, it crosses the equator in Congo at about 10.11 local time.As the traveling continues, the Landsat 8 is able to make 14 orbits per day.Afer 16 days, Landsat 8 satellite  can do it. 

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The satellite which follows the track of polar orbit can.

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The satellite which follows the track of polar orbit can.

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Yes, polar orbiting satellite can , but geostationary satellite cannot

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Yes, polar orbiting satellite can , but geostationary satellite cannot

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yes. The polar orbit satellite can do it.

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I think it can because sun synchronous orbitthe satellite orbit passes through the north and south poles of the Earth, that is, it turns vertically and perpendicular to the equator, that semicircular arc on the globe that continues into a full circle. Thus the earth rotates one week a day and it sweeps every part of the earth from north to south and from south to north twice, once during the day and once at night.

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In my humble opinion, take the Landsat 8 as an example which has been talked in the Micro- module. It will cost 16 days to collect the record the reflected data. And it will pass 14 orbits and collected 740 scence in common. Besides the earth still rotates from west to east, so it will capture the whole images in some time.

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My answer is yes, it can
If the satellite travel around the earth in enough circle, it can get the hole image because the earth rotation west to east

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because polar-orbiting can do this (like modis and landsat)

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The polar-orbiting satellite can do it while the geostationary satellite can't do it.  The POS can rotate around the earth to form a complete image, but the images from GS should be stiched together to form a complete image of the whole earth.

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The polar-orbiting satellite can do it while the geostationary satellite can't do it.  The POS can rotate around the earth to form a complete image, but the images from GS should be stiched together to form a complete image of the whole earth.

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Polar-orbiting satellites could eventually capture images of the whole globe, by moving in orbit and constantly acquiring images.

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Polar-orbiting satellites can do this, as long as the relationship between its orbital period and the width of the field of view is adjusted well, that is, it rotates around the Earth once, the distance of the Earth's equator does not exceed the width of its field of view, the entire surface of the earth will not be missed.

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yes，polar-orbiting statelite can

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Yes, we can capture the whole earth surface by MODIS software.

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YES,because the polar satellite can cover several parts a day(14 orbits). If given enough time, the polar satellite could record all the global surface.

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The polar orbiting satellite can do it.

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Satellites can change their orbit, so
It can get. For example, Gaofen-1 satellite can achieve 15 days of global coverage and two days of re-visit to quickly acquire global images

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The sun-synchronous satellite can do it

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I think the polar-orbiting satellites can do this, for example, the Landsat8, it can capture the complete earth surface after 16 days.

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可以吧，modis 和landsat 就可以

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It's because....