system
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human
Are there any parts of Earth that cannot be photographed from a space satellite?

... due to physics. Maybe the satellite can't fly over that part of the Earth due to orbital physics? Or some other law of physics preventing any satellites from being able to fly over that part of Earth?
gpt
Assuming you refer only to the surface of the Earth, then the answer is no.  From a polar orbit, a satellite could eventually photograph the entire planet.  

"Weather" satellites have been placed in such orbits for decades in order to monitor conditions at high latitudes which can't be clearly imaged or measured from geosynchronous orbit.