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To obtain the orbit parameters of a satellite, one must start by obtaining the position and velocity vectors of the satellite in question. This requires a thorough understanding of the dynamics of the satellite's motion, including its interactions with other celestial bodies and factors such as atmospheric drag. Once these vectors have been obtained, a variety of mathematical techniques can be used to calculate the satellite's orbit parameters, including its eccentricity, inclination, and altitude. These parameters are essential for predicting the satellite's future movements and for ensuring that it remains in a stable orbit over the long term.