Satellite Fleet

A satellite fleet refers to a group of artificial satellites that work together as a coordinated system to achieve specific objectives or functions. These satellites can be deployed for various purposes, including communication, earth observation, navigation, and scientific research. The satellites in a fleet often operate in complementary or overlapping orbits to enhance coverage, improve data collection, or provide redundancy. A well-known example of a satellite fleet is the Global Positioning System (GPS), which consists of multiple satellites providing location and time information to users on Earth. Satellite fleets are essential for modern telecommunications, weather forecasting, global positioning, and many other applications that rely on satellite technology.