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The life of a geostationary communication satellite is limited by
The life of a geostationary communication satellite is limited by
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Geostationary satellites consume fuel for minor orbit corrections and attitude control.
Updated On: June 02, 2025
- the working life of onboard electronic circuit boards
- the time it takes to decay due to atmospheric aerodynamic drag
- the quantity of onboard fuel available
- the number of meteorite hits by the satellite structure
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The Correct Option is C
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A satellite's life is typically limited by fuel needed for station-keeping maneuvers to maintain its precise orbital slot.
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