Author Topic: geostationary orbit (Read 1942 times)

luron · 20 January 2007, 12:34:41

hi guys i have a good tutorial how to reach a geostationary orbit but is in french !!! anybody knows some good one in
english!!! thank u

orbiter28 · Reply #1 - 20 January 2007, 16:00:30

hi, just an error when i have posted my message.

Message modifié ( 20-01-2007 16:01 )

Tachyon · Reply #2 - 20 January 2007, 19:38:09

No tutorial needed ... it's really just a very high orbit..... take off - head due east, climb and don't stop till you reach
about 35,786km (22,236 miles up) above the surface.

Tach ...

jer11 · Reply #3 - 20 January 2007, 21:04:37

on the launchpad click Navagation then spacial orbits and click geostationary orbit. but it shows an example.

dmc14 · Reply #4 - 20 January 2007, 22:25:36

Quote

Tachyon wrote:
No tutorial needed ... it's really just a very high orbit..... take off - head due east, climb and don't stop till you reach
about 35,786km (22,236 miles up) above the surface.

Tach ...

But dont forget, you also need a 0 degree inclination on the eqautor.

Post Edited ( 01-20-07 22:26 )

killingsnake · Reply #5 - 20 January 2007, 22:59:25

Its probaly one of the goals for the DGIV, when you can transport objects, like satellites, into space.
A possible scenario I can think of is taking a Galileo satellite into Geostationary orbit...

Post Edited ( 01-20-07 22:59 )

Author Topic: geostationary orbit (Read 1942 times)

luron

orbiter28

Tachyon

jer11

dmc14

killingsnake