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by duskwuff
2240 days ago
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GNSS satellites (GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, Beidou, etc) are not in geostationary orbits. Being in a geostationary orbit would put them in fixed "locations" in the sky, making them easily blocked by terrain and entirely unusable at high latitudes. GPS satellites are in MEO, at ~20 km MSL. Other GNSS satellites use similar orbits. |
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