GEO (geostationary orbit)
An orbit about 35,786km above the equator where a satellite stays over one point on Earth. Traditional broadcast and broadband satellites use it.
See also: LEO (low Earth orbit) · MEO (medium Earth orbit)
An orbit about 35,786km above the equator where a satellite stays over one point on Earth. Traditional broadcast and broadband satellites use it.
See also: LEO (low Earth orbit) · MEO (medium Earth orbit)
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