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InquiringMind
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Given that the time is relatively slower for a moving object that a stationary object, does the relative difference have an effect on satellite communications? For instance, if a geostationary satellite, which is traveling very fast to appear stationary on Earth (and therefore experiencing a slower rate of time relative to Earth time), is transmitting at a frequency of 400Mhz, will it's signal appear at < 400Mhz on earth? Also, why don't audio and video from such a satellite appear slower, and sound lower when received on earth?