At what speed must a geo-synchronious satellite(m) (archive)

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Posted by Mike 325xi on January 08, 2001 at 11:26:19:

In Reply to: I'm a member of Mensa, but since joining this boar posted by JP///M3.2 on January 08, 2001 at 04:42:40:

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at 26,000 miles altitude, orbit to keep it constantly over one location on the earth?

Dave...no help from you!! lol!!

I was gonna ask...what if dog was really spelled C-A-T?? But thought that might cause a brain overload...

I haven't been keeping up on my reading. Ask me a question. Preferably science related.

Basic high school physics... Dave 330i 5spd SP 09:47 1/09/2001 (0)
"geo-synchronious"? Geo-synchronous at 22,300 mi Neil Armstrong 20:56 1/08/2001 (1)
- Never said I could spell!! :-) Was kidding with stupid question. (nt)Mike 325xi 06:15 1/09/2001 (0)
Around 25,000MPH n/t tankertoad 16:02 1/08/2001 (0)

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