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What is the altitude of a geostationary satellite?
What is the altitude of a geostationary satellite?
A. 10,000 km
B. 22,300 miles (35,786 km)
C. 5,000 km
D. 1000 km
Explanation:
Geostationary orbit lies at ~35,786 km, enabling 24-hour coverage.
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