GEOSTATIONARY SATELLITES

A geosynchronous satellite is a satellite whose orbital track on the Earth repeats regularly over points on the Earth over time. If such a satellite's orbit lies over the equator, it is called a geostationary satellite. The orbits of the satellites are known as the geosynchronous orbit and geostationary orbit. (Wikipedia definition)

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Name	NORAD ID	Int'l Code	Launch date	Period [minutes]	Longitude
JCSAT 9	29045	2006-010A	April 12, 2006	1436.1	132° E
EUTE 9A (HB 7A)	28946	2006-007B	March 11, 2006	1436.1	12.8° E
SPAINSAT	28945	2006-007A	March 11, 2006	1436.1	29.9° W
MTSAT-2	28937	2006-004A	February 18, 2006	1453.5	117.6° W
ECHOSTAR 10	28935	2006-003A	February 15, 2006	1436.1	110.2° W
GE-23	28924	2005-052A	December 29, 2005	1436.1	174° E
METEOSAT 9 (MSG 2)	28912	2005-049B	December 21, 2005	1436.1	45.4° E
INSAT 4A	28911	2005-049A	December 21, 2005	1451.7	98.8° E
SPACEWAY 2	28903	2005-046B	November 16, 2005	1447.5	135.4° W
TELKOM 2	28902	2005-046A	November 16, 2005	1452.4	60° E
INMARSAT 4-F2	28899	2005-044A	November 8, 2005	1436.1	143.5° E
SYRACUSE 3A	28885	2005-041B	October 13, 2005	1436.5	34.3° E
GALAXY 15	28884	2005-041A	October 13, 2005	1455.4	12.7° E
ANIK F1-R	28868	2005-036A	September 8, 2005	1436.1	107.3° W
GALAXY 14	28790	2005-030A	August 13, 2005	1454.4	163.9° E
IPSTAR 1	28786	2005-028A	August 11, 2005	1436.2	119.5° E
EXPRESS AM-3	28707	2005-023A	June 24, 2005	1454.6	111.2° W
GALAXY 28 (IA 8)	28702	2005-022A	June 23, 2005	1436.1	88.9° W
DIRECTV 8	28659	2005-019A	May 22, 2005	1436.1	119° W
SPACEWAY 1	28644	2005-015A	April 26, 2005	1462	134.3° E
APSTAR 6	28638	2005-012A	April 12, 2005	1460.9	80.5° W
EXPRESS AM-2	28629	2005-010A	March 29, 2005	1453.9	148.2° E
INMARSAT 4-F1	28628	2005-009A	March 11, 2005	1436.1	178° E
XM-3	28626	2005-008A	March 1, 2005	1436.1	85.1° W
MTSAT-1R	28622	2005-006A	February 26, 2005	1455.8	19.5° W
XTAR-EUR	28542	2005-005A	February 12, 2005	1436.1	29° E
NSS 10 (AMC-12)	28526	2005-003A	February 3, 2005	1436.1	37.3° W
AMC-16	28472	2004-048A	December 17, 2004	1453	133.7° W
EXPRESS AM-1	28463	2004-043A	October 29, 2004	1451.7	82.5° W
FENGYUN 2C	28451	2004-042A	October 19, 2004	1468.1	80° W
AMC-15	28446	2004-041A	October 14, 2004	1436.1	105° W
GSAT 3 (EDUSAT)	28417	2004-036A	September 20, 2004	1450.7	92.3° E
AMAZONAS	28393	2004-031A	August 4, 2004	1462.6	124.8° W
ANIK F2	28378	2004-027A	July 18, 2004	1436.1	111.1° W
APSTAR 5 (TELSTAR 18)	28364	2004-024A	June 29, 2004	1454.3	173.6° W
INTELSAT 1002	28358	2004-022A	June 16, 2004	1436.1	1° W
AMC-11 (GE-11)	28252	2004-017A	May 19, 2004	1436.1	111.1° W
DIRECTV 7S	28238	2004-016A	May 4, 2004	1455.7	10.1° W
EXPRESS AM-11	28234	2004-015A	April 26, 2004	1451.1	71.2° W
SUPERBIRD 6	28218	2004-011A	April 16, 2004	1447.8	113.8° E
RADUGA 1-7	28194	2004-010A	March 27, 2004	1434.8	103° E
EUTE 7A (EUTE W3A)	28187	2004-008A	March 15, 2004	1436.1	139.2° W
MBSAT	28184	2004-007A	March 13, 2004	1436.1	60.9° E
AMC-10 (GE-10)	28154	2004-003A	February 5, 2004	1452.7	135.2° E
ESTRELA DU SOL-TELSTAR14	28137	2004-001A	January 11, 2004	1457.1	71.4° E
SESAT 2 (EXPRESS AM-22)	28134	2003-060A	December 28, 2003	1449.3	11.1° W
AMOS 2	28132	2003-059A	December 27, 2003	1448.7	156.4° W
YAMAL 201	28094	2003-053B	November 24, 2003	1436.2	91.6° E
YAMAL 202	28089	2003-053A	November 24, 2003	1436.1	163.6° E
CHINASAT 20	28082	2003-052A	November 14, 2003	1452.9	89.7° W

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