Time-geostationary orbits in the solar system

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Computational Astrophysics, Geosynchronous Orbits, Relativity, Solar System, Circular Orbits, Planetary Orbits, Solar Orbits, Universal Time

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According to general relativity, each object has its own proper time. It is shown here that, in the solar system, there are three free-fall circular orbits that possess the same proper time as that on the geoid surface. These are the orbits around the earth, the sun, and Jupiter. These orbits are called 'time-geostationary orbits'. In the future space age these orbits will play important roles in establishing interplanetary time standards and in allowing highly accurate astronomical measurements.

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