Satellite Orbits
A satellite is an object that is in orbit around the Earth. Satellites do not all orbit in the same way, and there are several terms to describe the various types of orbit. A satellite in geostationary orbit is one that orbits the Earth just above the equator at the same speed and direction as the Earth, making it appear stationary to a terrestrial observer
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