| Geostationary orbit (3) |  |
| Geosynchronous orbit (5) | |
| Lunar orbit (3) | |
| Orbit (178) | |
| Geostationary orbit (3) | |
| Geosynchronous orbit (5) | |
| Lunar orbit (3) | |
| Orbit (178) | |
The second part of Mr Debney's plan is to place a satellite in geostationary orbit, and lower a cable from it to the ground.
such as a suitably sized asteroid, beyond geostationary orbit to balance the cable and save the excessive length.
The design by Thoth seeks to get around the complication of geostationary orbit by limiting its height to just 12 miles (20km) instead of the full 62 milles (100 km) considered the end of our atmosphere and the beginning of space e
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