Which is a geostationary position of a satellite?
A) 22,300 miles above the North Pole
B) 33,200 miles above the North Pole
C) 33,200 miles above the Equator
D) 22,300 miles above the Equator
E) All of the above are geostationary positions

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Geostationary satellites are positioned in the Earth's equatorial plane at an altitude of approximately 22,300 miles (about 35,786 kilometers) above the Equator. This allows them to match the Earth's rotation and appear stationary relative to the surface.

Which Is a Geostationary Position of a Satellite