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A geostationary orbit (also called a geostationary orbit) (GEO) is the revolutionary path traveled by a satellite in which the satellite travels in sync with the Earth's motion, so that it appears stationary in the sky. A stationary antenna located on Earth can remain pointed at the satellite at all times.

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  • Geostationary orbit
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  • A geostationary orbit (also called a geostationary orbit) (GEO) is the revolutionary path traveled by a satellite in which the satellite travels in sync with the Earth's motion, so that it appears stationary in the sky. A stationary antenna located on Earth can remain pointed at the satellite at all times.
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  • A geostationary orbit (also called a geostationary orbit) (GEO) is the revolutionary path traveled by a satellite in which the satellite travels in sync with the Earth's motion, so that it appears stationary in the sky. A stationary antenna located on Earth can remain pointed at the satellite at all times.
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