Geosynchronous Vs Geostationary Satellites | Tundra orbit, explained w/t example
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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This video talks about:
1) Geosynchronous Orbits Vs Geostationary Orbits
2) Geosynchronous Satellites Vs Geostationary Satellites
3) What is Tundra Orbit
4) Which one is preferred and when they are used
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Thanks a lot for making this video. This is simply the best explanation i have seen till date ( trust me i have watched many videos on this topic).
Even tundra satellite info was enlightening..thanks!!
+Jiya Gupta Thanks:) And by the way thanks was asking this question; it was an opportunity to learn about this!
You just nailed it.. would love to see you with an video about PSLv GSLV differences and specifications and purposes for which they used
Very nice dear
Thanks a lot, sir understood it clearly! At last, ended up on a good video on this topic! Some people just made their videos look more animated and missed the content. THIS VIDEO WAS GREAT!
Thanks mate the for compact clear explaination!!!
Got complete clarity on the concept.
Great explanation and visualisation. Thanks!
In the very first watch I understood it easily .... thanks
Great explanation. Thanks for this video 👍👍👍
Very good explanation about Geo stationary and HEO orbit.
really liked your video. It was simple yet clarified the concept.
Nice explaination...
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Very nicely explained. Thanks a lot Sir !
Lucid explanation ! Thanks
oooppps..u covered even every single question arised while watching video....!
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Thank u very much sir....
Concept cleared.....
This is an excellent explanation. Thank you for providing time to make this video!
-A physics student
Man,,, amazing explanation,,, truly wonderful 🙏
Crispy explanation 👍
Nicely explained ,sir
Thank you sir
superb explanation
Can you plz explain rest of the orbits ? GTO , Sun synchronous etc
it would be of great help. Thanks for this one.
Holistic explanation!
Thanks
I like it when I find what I'm looking for. 👍
Pavanesh, thank you so much for the quick overview of geosynchronous and geostationary orbits. I am an aspiring science-fiction writer, and I am creating a story, which looks forward to a time when geostationary satellites provide the basis for easier space travel. I think that, in the not-so-distant future, rockets will seem as outdated to our grandchildren as Ford Model T’s are to us. That’s because I foresee a time when geostationary satellites will provide easy access to orbit through space elevators! When I searched for videos on this idea, I found yours... and this is perfect and easy-to-understand for a “non-techie” guy like me. Thank you so much! If it’s OK, I would like to use your name for one of my characters in my story. If not, let me know... but regardless, keep making videos! And maybe with you help, I can learn more about integrating Science Fact into my Science Fiction! Please reply here, when you have time.
Glad the video was helpful! And sorry for the late reply but definitely you can! Thank you!
With technology changing so fast definitely anything can happen! We are going Moon again by 2024 and to Mars pretty soon! Fascinating times ahead! Btw,do share your story once it is out :)
Keep it up
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Very clear and concise.
Thankyou.
2 minutes silence for those who are saying " all doubt cleared"
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Damn awesome
U nailed it man!!!
Great explanation Sir. Thanks.
Thanks brother 👍👍
Very good attempt
It was very nice.
A very good explanation. Makes perfect sense for Russia to do what they do.
Great explanation
Thank you very much
Very nicely explained
Explain the difference between polar orbit and sun synchronous polar orbit
Thanks alot
sir please going on it is like getting huge within a short span of time . you very well know that understanding these concept at Discovery ,NASA take hours. thanks a lot.
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I can salute u for this invigorating knowledge
Very informative
Kindly,
From ware i can buy micro thrusters to make a satellite in a motion less state over earth .
Like dish satellite for example.
Both synchronous and stationary both are at rest with respect to earth so why synchronous appears at particular time only while stationary is visible all the time ?
Amazing explanation
Best explanation...
Brilliant.!
Thank you.
If both geo sycronus and stationary satellite take the same time to irbit the earth then both should appear stationary to the person watching it from the earth?? Why one is stationary an and other can be seen at a particular point of time.??
It is because they travel in different path. For eg., if 2 cars are moving at same speed and same direction, a person in one car will find the other car to be stationary all the time. This is the case with geostationary satellite and earth (that is, it appears stationary). Geosynchronous take a different path to orbit, which makes in not travel in "same direction of earth" and thus will not appear to be stationary!
It is because the axis of earths rotation and the axis of revolution of geosynchronous are different as its plane of revolution is not parallel to equator.
Same question
What is Dipolarisation and dual poliraztion ?????
Thank u so much
one of the best videos on this topic..
Thanks :)
plz explain sun synchronous orbit
Sure, will try to do it soon.
So this is how Google was able to scan the Globe that it can show 3 inch per pixel.
How to install geo stationery satellite ?
very very thanx for this information
thanks a lot this is very useful
Thnxx..u made it easy
Very good explanation brother! Also, you could provide a slide where both orbits are shown in a single pic for comparison.
Thanks bro! Will surely remember your suggestion during my next video!
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Hi Pavanesh. Great explanation. Thank you. Could you please also explain the various Communication frequencies used by Satellite transponders and their uses. Such as C,L,S,K-u & K-a . Thanks.
Thanks Sameer. Sure, will try cover that topic soon :)
Hi , just uploaded first 3 parts of my new video series about microwave frequency bands. Do check out and more on the topic is coming soon. Sorry it took really long time but hopefully it will answer your question and you like it:) ruclips.net/video/-6xqdQAd7NE/видео.html
Nice explanation
Thanx for clarifying...
So do the Russians have to change the position of it's ground satellites to get data from space satellites ?
laudable explanation. made it clear!
super explanation sir.....tried many ways to learn.But now got little bit clarity.
best explained ever... What's conceptual clarity u are giving..thanks by 💓
Hello sir your teaching is awesome..I've a small doubt plz give me reply sir....what is the forms of indian space program plz respond....thanking you sir...
Thanks! If you are asking about what all ISRO is planning to do and about its future program, I would suggest you to check out the last years annual report. It has plenty of details. Adding the link here: www.isro.gov.in/sites/default/files/flipping_book/annual_report_2019-20_english/files/assets/common/downloads/Annual%20Report%202019-20%20(English).pdf
Amazing video
wonderful video .. my long lasted question finally got the answer.. Cud u plzz do a video on ku band , ka band and like with their applications plzz
Thanks.:) And I am actually working on the video about the topic you mentioned. Will be uploading soon.
Hi , just uploaded first 3 parts of my new video series about microwave frequency bands. Do check out and more on the topic is coming soon. Hopefully it will answer your question :) ruclips.net/video/-6xqdQAd7NE/видео.html
Sir explain about mobile communication topic
I have made 3 videos on mobile communication and 5G... do check out the videos in the following order for better understanding 1) ruclips.net/video/V7iYXQCwEXU/видео.html 2) ruclips.net/video/9EEZZmAxAl8/видео.html 3) ruclips.net/video/8XxXQ8shulE/видео.html
so its like satellite in geostationary orbit have same speed of that of earth (takes same 24 hrs as that of earth) and hence appears to be stationary to an observer -the statement makes sense
but how come a satellite moving in geosynchronous orbit taking the same time of 24hrs as earth does but still does not appear to be stationary to an observer on contrary rather appears to be moving???
i guess the later does have a variable speed of rotation (not equal to that of earth ) unlike the former
As stated in the video, the Geosynchronous satellites do not rotate in same direction as Earth hence they appear to be in motion from earth ! It sill rotates at same speed as earth.
Where to use rotation and revolution words
Both words mean turn around something and sorry that they have not been used in their true sense in this video. The subtle difference between rotations and revolutions is as follows: When an object turns around an internal axis (like the Earth turns around its axis) it is called a rotation. When an object circles an external axis (like the Earth circles the sun) it is called a revolution.
Thanks sir for clarifiaction
It is not called one rotation around earth it is one revolution around earth. Rotation means spinning about its own axis correct it
cleared my all doubts , thanks
thanks
Thank you man. The best explanation I could ever get in internet
Thank u sir.. which satellite is used for television telecast and for mobile phone please..
Generally Geostationary is preferred option! But as said in video, the location of place that needs these broadcast will determine what is the best satellite!
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Very good... No need to look other sources..👏
Only say about geo synchronous orbit.....
3:26 is a Molniya orbit not tundra
Yes, thanks for bringing it up. I used this image for representative purpose, (as mentioned in the video), as both have similar orbital inclination and because I couldn't find better image of tundra orbit.
For people who don't know the difference, both Tunda and Molniya have similar orbital inclination of 63.4 but Tundra completes on rotation around earth in 24 hours while Molniya does one rotation around in earth in 12 hours!
1:02 says 'Satellite in a geostationary orbit moves exactly with the same speed as earth'
Wasn't that "angular velocity" ?
If satellite is moving at a same speed of the earth then it won't complete its orbit in 24 hrs.
FYI: Earth rotational speed is about 0.4 km/s and geostationary satellite speed is about 3 km/s
source: www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Transportation/Types_of_orbits
I think I said "..same speed and direction as earth"...But yes you are right. I just wanted to use simple terms and the car example to explain the relative motion concept here as I seen some viewers getting confused with technical terms! Anyway thanks for the clarification!
@@bancSpaceTekGreat! Thanks for the video.. Keep sharing knowledge. 👍
Wow....
That makes no sense
That make no sense.. a running track outside track you need to run faster that someone running slower on the in side lane so your explainiton is incorrect
Yeah that's what he explained. The angular velocity should be the same so obviously the satellite will move with a velocity which is much higher than the tangential velocity of the earth.
@@zenoblazenkv he didn't explain that hence my correction.
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Your heavy accent makes it hard to understand what your saying
The sad part of this is, that it could not work with a rotating earth. Forget about it.
Too hard to listen too, I'm sorry
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I am glad that you liked my video and want it in Hindi. Really appreciate your request. I will try to make one in Hindi whenever my schedule permits.
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thankyou for the clear explanation.
thanks a lot