What is the difference between an artificial satellite and a natural satellite?
Vivek Chandra , 12 Years ago
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Nihal Bin Haris
Last Activity: 12 Years ago
1:artificial satellites are man made while natural satellite are formed by nature.
2:artificial satellites need energy for installation and to rotate around any planet while natural satellites do not require any energy for revolving.
3:artificial satellites move closer than the natural satellite
4:moon is a natural satellite whilst telecom satellites are examples of an artificial satellite.
HelloEveryone
Last Activity: 8 Years ago
Natural satellite is made by nature, but artificial satellite is made by humans. Satellite means revolving around something. Earth’s natural satellite is our beautiful moon. The moon that you can see in the night. Artificial satellite revolves planet too, but that is for human. Like GPS. I hope my definition helped!
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