Correct option is C
Landsat (C) – A polar orbiting satellite used for Earth observation and remote sensing. Not geosynchronous.
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Geosynchronous Satellites:
- Orbit at 35,786 km altitude, matching Earth's rotation.
- Example: INSAT, METEOSAT, GOMS, GOES (Weather & Communication Satellites).
Geostationary Satellites (Special Type of Geosynchronous):
- A subset of geosynchronous satellites, staying fixed over one longitude.
- Example: INSAT, METEOSAT, GOES.
Polar Orbiting Satellites (Non-Geosynchronous):
- Orbit Earth at lower altitudes (~700-800 km), passing over poles.
- Example: Landsat, NOAA, IRS (India’s Remote Sensing Satellite).