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Semimajor_axis [sem-ee-mey-jer, sem-ahy-, sem-ee-, sem-ahy-]  

Semimajor axis

  [sem-ee-mey-jer, sem-ahy-, sem-ee-, sem-ahy-]
See Semi-major axis
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