The Geostationary satellites are
Correct answer: B. Rotating with the speed of earth
- A. stationary
- B. Rotating with the speed of earth
- C. rotating very fastly
- D. rotating very slowly
Explanation
Geostationary satellites remain at the same position with respect to the Earth, so that they scan the same place in a better way. Therefore, the relative velocity of geostationary satellite with respect to the spinning motion of the Earth is 0 m/s.
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