Sentences with GEOSYNCHRONOUS-ORBIT
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"The communication satellites are placed in a geosynchronous orbit around the Earth."
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"A spacecraft in a geosynchronous orbit appears to remain fixed in the sky."
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"Weather satellites often operate in a geosynchronous orbit to continuously monitor the Earth's atmosphere."
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"The synchronization of a geosynchronous orbit allows for uninterrupted communication services."
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"A geosynchronous orbit has an orbital period equal to the rotation period of the Earth."
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"The international space station is not in a geosynchronous orbit."
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"Satellites in a geosynchronous orbit can provide global coverage."
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"The stability of a geosynchronous orbit is critical for long-term satellite missions."
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"A geosynchronous orbit is achieved when the satellite's speed matches the Earth's rotation."
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"Signals transmitted from a geosynchronous orbit have a longer round-trip time due to the distance."
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"The concept of geosynchronous orbit was first proposed by science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke."
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"Satellites in a geosynchronous orbit are visible for most of the day."
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"A geosynchronous orbit is highly desirable for satellite TV broadcasting."
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"The Hubble Space Telescope is not in a geosynchronous orbit but rather in a low Earth orbit."
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"Maintaining a satellite in a geosynchronous orbit requires periodic station-keeping maneuvers."
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"Several countries have launched their geosynchronous orbit satellites for various purposes."
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"A geosynchronous orbit is an orbit in sync with the Earth's rotation."
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"Satellites in geosynchronous orbit remain fixed over a specific location on the Earth's surface."
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"Communications satellites often use geosynchronous orbit to provide continuous coverage of a specific area."
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"Achieving and maintaining a geosynchronous orbit requires precise calculations and adjustments."
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"A geosynchronous orbit has an orbital period equal to the Earth's rotation period."
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"Weather satellites are commonly placed in a geosynchronous orbit to monitor changing weather patterns."
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"Satellites in geosynchronous orbit must be equipped with station-keeping thrusters to counteract orbital drift."
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"The concept of a geosynchronous orbit was first proposed by Arthur C. Clarke."
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"The altitude of a geosynchronous orbit is approximately 35,786 kilometers above the Earth's surface."
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"Satellites in a geosynchronous orbit provide a fixed point of reference for various purposes."
