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As one of the commenters pointed out, altitude. A geostationary orbit is ~26,000 miles. Dollars to donuts, that's where it is.
by ksherlock 10mo ago
As one of the commenters pointed out, altitude.
A geostationary orbit is ~26,000 miles. Dollars to donuts, that's where it is.
- dmcq2 10mo agoIf you account for the satellite being further away because it would be above the point the distance works out okay - except that geostationary satellites go around the equator and that is a thousand miles away from that.