Satellite Orbit Types

Different orbits serve different purposes. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages. There are several types of orbits:
Polar
Sun Synchronous
Geosynchronous

[alexfinch]

Music is They Might Not - Puddle of Infinity

[utkarshkulshrestha]

good simulation...but background score is annoying..rest is fine..!!

[wethepeople]

Well, this explains the satellite I saw traveling north. Wasn't for sure this happened. Thanks for the video! I'm gonna watch for it again tonight. I wish I could somehow identify who it belongs to? ESPN, CNN, SPRINT, Etc. etc.

[kyooyoungkim]

Wow. It's great!
Can you tell me what this simulation program's name is?

[kamminchonbaite]

love your video because its easy to understand..i want more about how japanese satellite are orbiting..

[israrmarwat]

background music is very bad, disturbing...

[kunalkolambe]

the music is out of the world and it really gives the feeling that we stood out of the world to watch the orbiting satellite

[kamieloo]

Is it the same for non-geostationary satellites and polar orbit?

[leonmurray]

I counted less than 30 days in the year and changing the angle of perspective was confusing. Better to show the inner planets against the background of the suns circumference with a closeup of the Earth as it passes by ;)

[cjsmithvideos]

Geosynchronous does not equal geostationary and so, is not "always positioned over the same spot on the earth. Geostationary is a type of geosynchronous only it does not have any inclination.
Geostationary = always over the same spot
Geosynchronous = can be but usually not.

[chulageber]

Background sound is very disturbing like horror movies

[scottdraper]

Geosynchronous isn't the same thing as Geostationary. Stopped watching.

[franceleeparis]

If I wanted to read about it I would go to Wikipedia... was expecting an explanation not some psychedelic should have taken some LSD ...