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A geostationary orbit has the same angular velocity as the Earth. Let ME​=4πρR3/3 and rg​=ηR. Balancing the required centripetal acceleration with the exterior gravitational field gives
ω2rg​=rg2​GME​​,η=(ω2R3GME​​)1/3=(3ω24πGρ​)1/3.​
(1)
The orbital plane must be equatorial and the motion prograde for the satellite to remain over one point. The uniform density assumption supplies ME​ in terms of the specified ρ and R.

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