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Meanings of geostationary orbit in English
Circular orbit above the Earth's equator and following the direction of the Earth's rotation.
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Examples for "geo"
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Has anyone had any luck using the cards for geo-tagging in Europe?
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One of the most interesting features is one what they call 'geo-fences.'
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And the camera is genius, especially as it will geo-tag your photos.
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As users walk around a city, they geo-tag their favorite quiet spots.
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Google Earth users can watch but not geo-tag videos, a Google spokeswoman said.
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He then proposed a network of three such Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO) satellites spaced equidistantly around the Earth.
Usage of geostationary orbit in English
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This is not exactly off-the-shelf capacity, a rocket large enough to carry something into geostationary orbit.
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Grace says we still have a couple of rocks in geostationary orbit left with four of our ships.
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Science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke, considered the father of geostationary orbit, now has a satellite named after him.
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That far south, the Inmarsat satellite system, positioned in geostationary orbit over the equator, hangs just 15 degrees above the horizon.
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Arthur C. Clarke, better known perhaps, for his popular science fiction, is credited with being the first to suggest a geostationary orbit.
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The mission to geostationary orbit is slated to lift off from NASA's Kennedy Space Center this weekend atop a brand new booster.
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There are more than 1,200 large objects in geostationary orbit, and less than a third are functioning.
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It was a single vast web in geostationary orbit about the planet, and Kern's metal home was just one pinpoint within its myriad complexity.
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If we drop about 22,000 miles from geostationary orbit we find a mix of satellites in Polar LEO orbits.
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Two of these are for large telecommunications satellites that must be thrown up into a geostationary orbit some 36,000km above the Earth.
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They were hovering about thirty thousand kilometers away in geostationary orbits.
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Some of them are relatively low flying in Low Earth Orbit, or LEO, and some are much higher in a Geostationary Orbit, or GEO.
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