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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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NameNORAD IDInt'l CodeLaunch datePeriod
[minutes]		LongitudeAction
MARISAT 294781976-101AOctober 14, 19761475.667.1° E
COMSTAR 290471976-073AJuly 22, 19761440.1160.7° E
PALAPA 190091976-066AJuly 8, 19761438.622.7° E
OPS 211289161976-059AJune 26, 19761447.637.7° E
MARISAT 388821976-053AJune 10, 19761501.6179.3° E
COMSTAR 188381976-042AMay 13, 19761442.674.7° W
NATO 3A88081976-035AApril 22, 19761442.1166.2° E
SATCOM 287741976-029AMarch 26, 19761460.154° E
LES 987471976-023BMarch 15, 19761436.1106.1° W
LES 887461976-023AMarch 15, 19761436104.9° W
MARISAT 186971976-017AFebruary 19, 19761451.5149.5° W
CTS85851976-004AJanuary 17, 19761435.287.7° W
SATCOM 184761975-117ADecember 13, 19751445.728.3° W
SYMPHONIE 281321975-077AAugust 27, 19751440.450.6° W
OPS 496679631975-055AJune 18, 19751435.7122.8° E
ANIK A3 (TELESAT-3)77901975-038AMay 7, 19751439.444.6° E
SMS 276481975-011AFebruary 6, 19751447.1143.1° W
SYMPHONIE 175781974-101ADecember 19, 19741440.5159.4° E
SKYNET 2B75471974-094ANovember 23, 19741436.31.3° E
WESTAR 274661974-075AOctober 10, 19741442.2103.3° W
ATS 673181974-039AMay 30, 1974141291° E
SMS 172981974-033AMay 17, 19741460.343.6° E
WESTAR 172501974-022AApril 13, 19741441.434.8° W
COSMOS 63772291974-017AMarch 26, 19741429141.1° E
OPS 615766911973-040AJune 12, 19731442.5130.6° E
ANIK A2 (TELESAT 2)64371973-023AApril 20, 19731442.8178.4° W
OPS 606363801973-013AMarch 6, 19731436.274.6° E
OPS 939063171972-101ADecember 20, 19721436.620.4° E
ANIK A1 (TELESAT 1)62781972-090ANovember 10, 19721457.1168° W
OPS 157058511972-010AMarch 1, 19721443.218.6° E
OPS 381152041971-039AMay 5, 1971146744.3° E
NATO 2B49021971-009AFebruary 3, 19711436.1105.5° W
OPS 732945101970-069ASeptember 1, 19701436.119.5° W
SKYNET 1B44931970-062AAugust 19, 1970-N/AUnable to track
OPS 534644181970-046AJune 19, 19701436.279° E
NATO 2A43531970-021AMarch 20, 19701436.2103.5° W
SKYNET 142501969-101ANovember 22, 19691436.1107° W
ATS 540681969-069AAugust 12, 19691447.3161.3° E
OPS 314838891969-036AApril 13, 19691434.1158.2° E
OPS 0757 (TACSAT)36911969-013AFebruary 9, 19691433.572.9° E
LES 634311968-081DSeptember 26, 19681436.868.7° W
ERS 21 (OV5-4)34301968-081CSeptember 26, 19681435.7N/A
OV2-534281968-081ASeptember 26, 19681417.983.8° E
OPS 222233341968-063AAugust 6, 19681450.816.4° W
DODGE 128671967-066FJuly 1, 19671319.1130.2° E
LES 528661967-066EJuly 1, 19671316141.2° E
OPS 9381 (GGTS)22071966-053AJune 16, 19661333.277° E
SYNCOM 38581964-047AAugust 19, 19641434.950.5° W
SYNCOM 2 (A 26)6341963-031AJuly 26, 19631435.772.8° E
SYNCOM 15531963-004AFebruary 14, 19631236.24.4° W
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