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What are essential conditions for a satellite to appear stationary?
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-- Its orbit must be precisely over the equator.
-- The orbit must be exactly circular.
-- The period of the orbit must be 3 minutes 56 seconds less than 24 hours.
(This requirement determines exactly what the size of the orbit must be.)
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Is moon a planet or satellite?
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no
