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Yes, but your cell tower aren't moving around relative to each other. Depends on the observer. If you move in a circle around a set of radios (driving around t
by ryanmarsh 8y ago
Yes, but your cell tower aren't moving around relative to each other.
Depends on the observer. If you move in a circle around a set of radios (driving around town) either you're stationary and the other radios are spinning or vice versa. Also, many satellites will share the same orbit, they will be stationary as far as each other are concerned.
- dr_orpheus 8y agoTrue, the satellites within the orbital plane will remain close to stationary to each other. There will be some perturbations, but generally will be stationary relative to each other. In one of the plans I saw floating around the inter-satellite links within the orbital plane will basically be stationary laser links between the satellites. And the cross-links between the orbital planes will be done with phased array antennas so they can be electrically steered instead of physically steered.