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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
INMARSAT 2-F3218141991-084BDecember 16, 1991149934.2° W
TELECOM 2A218131991-084ADecember 16, 19911455.2133.7° E
EUTELSAT 2-F3218031991-083ADecember 7, 19911450.261.4° W
COSMOS 2172217891991-079ANovember 22, 19911436.212.6° W
INTELSAT 601217651991-075AOctober 29, 1991144680.8° E
ANIK E1217261991-067ASeptember 26, 1991145297.1° E
BS-3B (YURI 3B)216681991-060AAugust 25, 19911457.6170.8° W
INTELSAT 605216531991-055AAugust 14, 19911449.7169.6° E
TDRS 5216391991-054BAugust 2, 19911436.2168.4° W
AURORA 2213921991-037AMay 29, 19911454.2150.1° E
SPACENET 4 (ASC 2)212271991-028AApril 13, 19911446.376° E
ANIK E2212221991-026AApril 4, 19911452.6176.6° E
INMARSAT 2-F2211491991-018AMarch 8, 19911458.646.6° E
METEOSAT 5 (MOP 2)211401991-015BMarch 2, 19911462.642.2° W
ASTRA 1B211391991-015AMarch 2, 19911461.876.4° W
COSMOS 2133211111991-010AFebruary 14, 19911435.976.9° E
EUTELSAT 2-F2210561991-003BJanuary 15, 19911455.4142.7° E
ITALSAT 1210551991-003AJanuary 15, 19911440.5115.7° E
NATO 4A210471991-001AJanuary 8, 19911465.151.6° W
GSTAR 4209461990-100BNovember 20, 19901452.418° W
SATCOM C1209451990-100ANovember 20, 19901451.8122.8° E
USA 65209291990-095ANovember 13, 19901463.565° E
INMARSAT 2-F1209181990-093AOctober 30, 19901456.3156.9° E
GALAXY 6208731990-091BOctober 12, 19901443.5114.1° E
SBS 6208721990-091AOctober 12, 19901454.786.1° W
EUTELSAT 2-F1207771990-079BAugust 30, 19901449.48.3° W
SKYNET 4C207761990-079AAugust 30, 19901436.133° E
BS-3A (YURI 3A)207711990-077AAugust 28, 19901457.395.5° E
THOR 1 (MARCOPOLO 2)207621990-074AAugust 18, 19901451.4167.6° E
DFS 2207061990-063BJuly 24, 19901446.5125.9° E
TDF 2207051990-063AJuly 24, 19901460.3134.7° W
COSMOS 2085206931990-061AJuly 18, 19901436.279.5° E
INTELSAT 604206671990-056AJune 23, 19901462.916.7° E
INSAT 1D206431990-051AJune 12, 19901435.974.4° E
NEWSAT-1 (PALAPA B2R)205701990-034AApril 13, 19901446.867.8° W
ASIASAT 1205581990-030AApril 7, 19901450.91.2° E
INTELSAT 603205231990-021AMarch 14, 19901447.5156.9° W
STTW-4204731990-011AFebruary 4, 19901435.564° E
LEASAT 5204101990-002BJanuary 9, 19901445.963.3° E
JCSAT 2204021990-001BJanuary 1, 19901461.4148.8° W
SKYNET 4A204011990-001AJanuary 1, 19901454.613.8° E
COSMOS 2054203911989-101ADecember 27, 19891437.3145° W
INTELSAT 602203151989-087AOctober 27, 19891454.573.5° E
FLTSATCOM 8 (USA 46)202531989-077ASeptember 25, 19891436.1125.9° E
HIMAWARI 4 (GMS 4)202171989-070ASeptember 5, 19891478.31.9° E
SIRIUS W (MARCOPOLO 1)201931989-067AAugust 27, 19891451.824° W
TVSAT 2201681989-062AAugust 8, 19891442.2159° W
OLYMPUS 1201221989-053AJuly 12, 19891420.611.4° E
DFS 1200411989-041BJune 5, 19891430.5133.7° W
SUPERBIRD A200401989-041AJune 5, 19891443.790.2° W
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