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Results tagged with geosynchronous
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Questions regarding the type of orbit in which the orbiting object stays in roughly the same location over Earth's surface.
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Teleporting an object into geosynchronous orbit
correct height (Wikipedia says about 42,164 km from the earth's center of gravity, if I'm reading it correctly) and directly above its point of origin and maintained all momentum, would it arrive in a geosynchronous … The momentum transferred from its surface velocity should be exactly the velocity of an object in geosynchronous orbit, if my understanding of orbital mechanics is correct, and, thus, it should be in geosynchronous …
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