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
TURKSAT 1B	23200	1994-049B	August 10, 1994	1453.9	138.7° W
BRAZILSAT B1	23199	1994-049A	August 10, 1994	1450.9	131.2° W
DIRECTV 2 (DBS 2)	23192	1994-047A	August 3, 1994	1460	48.7° E
APSTAR 1	23185	1994-043A	July 21, 1994	1449	140.7° E
BS-3N	23176	1994-040B	July 8, 1994	1452.3	6.4° E
INTELSAT 2 (PAS 2)	23175	1994-040A	July 8, 1994	1451.7	52.7° W
INTELSAT 702	23124	1994-034A	June 17, 1994	1455.4	148.1° E
GOES 8	23051	1994-022A	April 13, 1994	1455.9	23.2° W
GALAXY 1R	23016	1994-013A	February 19, 1994	1451.3	60.4° W
USA 99	22988	1994-009A	February 7, 1994	1436.1	91.3° W
GALS 1	22963	1994-002A	January 20, 1994	1436.9	45.5° E
THAICOM 1	22931	1993-078B	December 18, 1993	1451.9	67.1° E
DIRECTV 1 (DBS 1)	22930	1993-078A	December 18, 1993	1454.7	11.7° W
TELSTAR 401	22927	1993-077A	December 16, 1993	1436.2	111.6° W
NATO 4B	22921	1993-076A	December 8, 1993	1461.6	168.1° E
METEOSAT 6	22912	1993-073B	November 20, 1993	1454.7	149.3° E
SOLIDARIDAD 1	22911	1993-073A	November 20, 1993	1436.1	110.1° W
GORIZONT 29	22907	1993-072A	November 18, 1993	1437.8	166.8° W
GORIZONT 28	22880	1993-069A	October 28, 1993	1445.1	78.8° W
INTELSAT 701	22871	1993-066A	October 22, 1993	1449.9	28.3° E
RADUGA 30	22836	1993-062A	September 30, 1993	1435.9	72.8° E
ACTS	22796	1993-058B	September 12, 1993	1436.1	105.8° W
INSAT 2B	22724	1993-048B	July 22, 1993	1440.4	136.6° W
HISPASAT 1B	22723	1993-048A	July 22, 1993	1443.9	141.9° E
HGS 4 (GALAXY 4)	22694	1993-039A	June 25, 1993	1436	77.7° E
ASTRA 1C	22653	1993-031A	May 12, 1993	1456.9	58.8° W
UFO 1 (USA 98)	22563	1993-015A	March 25, 1993	1450.8	137.2° E
RADUGA 29	22557	1993-013A	March 25, 1993	1435.4	21.3° E
TDRS 6	22314	1993-003B	January 13, 1993	1436.1	44.9° W
COSMOS 2224	22269	1992-088A	December 17, 1992	1436.2	12.8° W
SUPERBIRD A1	22253	1992-084A	December 1, 1992	1452.8	5.3° E
GORIZONT 27	22245	1992-082A	November 27, 1992	1437.8	104.4° E
EKRAN 20	22210	1992-074A	October 30, 1992	1436.9	70.1° E
GALAXY 7	22205	1992-072A	October 28, 1992	1444.2	20.8° W
HELLAS SAT 1 (DFS 3)	22175	1992-066A	October 12, 1992	1443.8	175.8° W
SATCOM C3	22117	1992-060B	September 10, 1992	1484.4	63.1° E
HISPASAT 1A	22116	1992-060A	September 10, 1992	1450	110.2° W
SATCOM C4	22096	1992-057A	August 31, 1992	1454.3	80.3° W
OPTUS B1 (AUSSAT B1)	22087	1992-054A	August 13, 1992	1451.5	4.1° E
GORIZONT 26	22041	1992-043A	July 14, 1992	1451	100.4° E
EUTELSAT 2-F4	22028	1992-041B	July 9, 1992	1453.4	118.8° W
INSAT 2A	22027	1992-041A	July 9, 1992	1437.8	124.6° W
PALAPA B4	21964	1992-027A	May 14, 1992	1440.8	15.3° E
INMARSAT 2-F4	21940	1992-021B	April 15, 1992	1470.2	43.7° W
TELECOM 2B	21939	1992-021A	April 15, 1992	1447.1	92.2° E
GORIZONT 25	21922	1992-017A	April 2, 1992	1442	140.6° E
GALAXY 5	21906	1992-013A	March 14, 1992	1450.3	156.7° W
INSAT 2R (ARABSAT 1C)	21894	1992-010B	February 26, 1992	1459.2	80.2° E
SUPERBIRD B1	21893	1992-010A	February 26, 1992	1453.8	76.4° E
STTW-5	21833	1991-088A	December 28, 1991	632.6	121.7° E

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