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For many reasons some being meteorology, communications, geographic mapping, spying, entertainment, and scientific studies of Earth and space.

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14y ago

Orbiting Earth satellites have several uses. One is the simple exploration of the conditions of space and how Earth activities would be different there. The lack of gravity provides for unique studies of biological and chemical reactions. Another is the lack of atmospheric interference, which improves astronomical observation and measurement of other space phenomena. The vantage point of an orbiting satellite likewise offers an excellent observation of the Earth, with a wide variety of cameras, radar, and other instruments. This allows monitoring of geologic and weather activity. Suitable locations in near-Earth space provide communications relay locations for radio, television, phone, and data transmissions.

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15y ago

Go to wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/)

Type in "Satellite"

Look in the table of contents for "types"

Scroll down to that section, you will see a list.

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12y ago

it can search the physical problems on the earth

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