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-Orbital '''eccentricity''' is the measure of the shape of a Kepler orbit, .
+http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbital_eccentricity
-Every orbit is a Kepler orbit in a two-body problem, taking the shape of a conic section.
-Eccentricity of an orbit may be any non-negative value and is a dimensionless quantity, indicated by the variable e.
-The eccentricity may take values as follows:
-*Circular orbit e = 0
-*Elliptical orbit 0 < e < 1
-*Parabolic trajectory e = 1
-*Hyperbolic trajectory e > 1
-== See also ==
-[[w:Orbital eccentricity|Orbital eccentricity]] at Wikipedia.
-{{Stub}}
-[[Category: Articles]]
-[[Category:Celestial mechanics]]

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