Can You See Geostationary Satellites?
Can You See Geostationary Satellites? Can you see geostationary satellites? The GOES geostationary satellites are about 22,300 miles above Earth’s Equator and require a telescope to see, but you may be able to see a polar orbiting satellite (orbiting about 500 miles about Earth’s surface) with just a pair of binoculars or, if it’s dark