Parking Orbits

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Parking Orbits

Satellites that are synchronous are satellites that move around the Earth at the same rate as the rotation of the Earth. They rotate for 24 hours and appear stationary when a satellite has the same period as the Earth.

They are said to be in parking orbit; such an arrangement allows for easy communication and television broadcasts to be transmitted from one part of the

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