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| Clarke BeltNamed after its founder Arthur C. Clarke, the most famous writer of science fiction in our times, the Clarke Belt is an orbit that is used by satellites at a height of 22,250 miles. At this orbit, satellites make an orbit in 24 hours and still remain in a fixed position relative to the Earth’s surface. (Arthur C. Clarke is the author of 2001 - A Space Oddessy and many other novels.) See also:C-bandCanal +Cartoon NetworkCCTVCheck SwitchCinemaxClarke BeltClosed CaptioningCNBCCNNCNN InternationalCoaxial cableComcastComposite Video ConnectionsConaxCryptoworks |
