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What is this last satellite for? What does it mean for the so-called global networking? Let's put it simply in plain language. This is an earth-orbiting and geostationary satellite. It will stay at an altitude of about 36,000 kilometers above the equator of the earth and keep flying at a speed of 3 kilometers per second, which is the same as the angular velocity of the earth's rotation.
? Then the time of a revolution is basically the same as that of the earth's rotation, which means that as long as three such communication relay satellites are evenly distributed in the geostationary orbit, the signal can cover all parts of the world except the north and south poles.
? So it's significant that you saw the last global network satellite. At present, Beidou has 55 satellites in orbit, making it the largest navigation system in the world. At present, more than 30 countries in the world are using our Beidou. I believe that with the success of the last one, there will be more and more Beidou users. I believe that the light of Beidou will shine all over the world?
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