👉 Geosynchronous is a term used in astronomy and space exploration to describe an orbit around a planet where the satellite is at a point directly above the surface of the planet. This means that the satellite's position relative to the Earth is exactly 90 degrees above or below the plane of the Earth, creating a perfect circle. Geosynchronous satellites can be used for communication and navigation purposes, as they allow for high-speed data transmission between Earth's atmosphere and space stations.
