Chemistry, asked by sundareswarik, 1 year ago

what are stationary orbits?

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Answered by abhi050901

stationary orbit is a orbit which surrounds a planet and where a natural stelite revolves, but from the planet surface it doesnt seem to be rotating .

Answered by sweetysiri92

stationary orbit refers to an orbit around a planet or a moon where the orbit satellite remains orbiting over the same spot on the surface

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