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
OPTUS-X	62006	2024-212A	November 17, 2024	1360.7	97° W
CHINASAT 4A	60606	2024-151A	August 22, 2024	1436.1	118.1° E
TURKSAT 6A	60233	2024-127A	July 8, 2024	1436.1	50° E
GOES-19 (GOES-U)	60133	2024-119A	June 25, 2024	1436.1	89.4° W
ASTRA 1P (SES-24)	60086	2024-115A	June 20, 2024	1436.1	9.5° W
PAKSAT MM1R	59915	2024-104A	May 30, 2024	1436.1	38.2° E
EUTE 36D	59346	2024-059A	March 30, 2024	1436.1	35.9° E
TELKOMSAT 113BT	58995	2024-035A	February 20, 2024	1436.1	112.9° E
OVZON-3	58698	2024-003A	January 3, 2024	1436.1	59.7° E
XPOSAT	58694	2024-001A	January 1, 2024	97.7	N/A
CHINASAT-6E	58253	2023-172A	November 9, 2023	1436.1	115.5° E
JUPITER 3 (ECHOSTAR 24)	57479	2023-108A	July 29, 2023	1436.1	95.2° W
ARABSAT 7B (BADR 8)	56757	2023-075A	May 27, 2023	1436.1	26° E
INTELSAT 40E	56174	2023-052A	April 7, 2023	1436.1	91° W
SES 19	55971	2023-038B	March 17, 2023	1436.1	134.9° W
SES 18	55970	2023-038A	March 17, 2023	1436.1	103.1° W
LUCH (OLYMP) 2	55841	2023-031A	March 12, 2023	1436.1	0.9° W
CHINASAT-26	55686	2023-023A	February 23, 2023	1436.1	125.1° E
METEOSAT 12 (MTG I1)	54743	2022-170C	December 13, 2022	1436.1	0.4° W
GALAXY 36	54742	2022-170B	December 13, 2022	1436.1	89° W

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