I hope this isn't too far off topic. Here goes... I'm trying to determine if it would be possible for a satellite to orbit the earth such that it remained squared to the sun at all times. It's easier to explain if you imagine a dozen satellites placed equidistant around the earth, all roughly in the same plane, and that plane perpendicular to a line drawn between the earth and sun. The satellites would always be in sunlight, and never between the earth and sun. It seems you would have to adjust the orbit of each satellite every day, otherwise in 3 months or so the satellites would all be parallel to the line drawn between earth and sun. And if you did that, what type orbit would that be? Does it already have a name, or is it too impossible. Again, hope it's not too far off topic. I'm hoping someone smarter than I has a simple answer. Please don't use too many big words. Thanks, Tim
