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You can see geostationary satellites if you zoom out. They are more apparent if rotate to look down from the poles. It looks like a faint ring. There aren't th

You can see geostationary satellites if you zoom out. They are more apparent if rotate to look down from the poles. It looks like a faint ring. There aren't that many geostationary satellites. They need to stay spaced out to avoid each other. The result is a few, large satellites instead of the large cloud of ones close to Earth.

ngcc_hk 4y ago
No knowledge. But is the two posts just contradict each other ? Anyway, very cool and click on individual dot give you the orbit. Still not sure how to find the geostationary one though.