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Satellites appear at different locations in the sky based upon the task that they must perform. Satellites that are in "low" Earth orbit, such as the GPS and some weather
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The satellites that "stay positioned" in the sky are called geostationary. The way it works is this. First, the satellite must be in orbit around the equator. Also, to stay
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Like all geostationary satellites, it has an orbital radius of 42,164 km, which means that it sits above the equator at a height of 35,786 km or 22,236 miles. For someone in London,
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ESPN has bought the rights to The Masters this year , and CBS on the WEekend ~! online at Master.org ~!
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