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
SKYNET 4D	25134	1998-002A	January 10, 1998	1452.3	39.1° W
HGS-1 (ASIASAT 3)	25126	1997-086A	December 24, 1997	1434.7	87.7° W
GALAXY 8	25086	1997-078A	December 8, 1997	1444.4	93.5° E
ASTRA 1G	25071	1997-076A	December 2, 1997	1454	11.4° W
JCSAT 5	25067	1997-075A	December 2, 1997	1459.7	52.6° E
INDOSTAR 1	25050	1997-071B	November 11, 1997	1437.3	60° E
SIRIUS 2 (GE-1E)	25049	1997-071A	November 11, 1997	1448.6	17.3° E
KUPON	25045	1997-070A	November 12, 1997	1435.5	69.5° E
USA 134	25019	1997-065A	October 25, 1997	1436.1	113° W
APSTAR 2R (TELSTAR 10)	25010	1997-062A	October 16, 1997	1451.4	131.7° E
ECHOSTAR 3	25004	1997-059A	October 5, 1997	1456.4	132.4° W
NSS 5 (INTELSAT 803)	24957	1997-053A	September 23, 1997	1453	5.9° E
AMC-3 (GE-3)	24936	1997-050A	September 4, 1997	1436.1	72.2° W
METEOSAT 7	24932	1997-049B	September 2, 1997	1464.8	92.8° W
W75/ABS-1B (HOT BIRD 3)	24931	1997-049A	September 2, 1997	1405.1	134.4° W
INTELSAT 5 (PAS 5)	24916	1997-046A	August 28, 1997	1454.1	86° E
ABS 3	24901	1997-042A	August 19, 1997	1450.7	104.1° E
PAS 6	24891	1997-040A	August 8, 1997	1536.9	80.1° E
SUPERBIRD C	24880	1997-036A	July 28, 1997	1453.4	174.3° E
INTELSAT 802	24846	1997-031A	June 25, 1997	1467.7	25.6° W
FENGYUN 2A	24834	1997-029A	June 10, 1997	1499.2	37.8° E
INSAT 2D	24820	1997-027B	June 3, 1997	1374.1	103.5° E
INMARSAT 3-F4	24819	1997-027A	June 3, 1997	1447.3	107.5° E
GALAXY 25 (TELSTAR 5)	24812	1997-026A	May 24, 1997	1453.2	36.7° E
THOR 2A	24808	1997-025A	May 20, 1997	1454.9	31.3° W
DFH-3 2	24798	1997-021A	May 11, 1997	1434.7	93.2° E
GOES 10	24786	1997-019A	April 25, 1997	1452.7	108.7° E
BSAT-1A	24769	1997-016B	April 16, 1997	1452.8	90.3° W
THAICOM 3	24768	1997-016A	April 16, 1997	1458.2	64.4° W
DIRECTV 6 (TEMPO 2)	24748	1997-011A	March 8, 1997	1454.1	100.7° E
INTELSAT 801	24742	1997-009A	March 1, 1997	1458.4	116.8° E
INTELSAT 26 (JCSAT 4)	24732	1997-007A	February 17, 1997	1455.9	53.4° E
NAHUEL 1A	24714	1997-002B	January 30, 1997	1448.9	119.9° W
AMC-2 (GE-2)	24713	1997-002A	January 30, 1997	1447.7	56.7° W
INMARSAT 3-F3	24674	1996-070A	December 18, 1996	1439.9	28.1° W
EUTE 48A (HB2)	24665	1996-067A	November 21, 1996	1463.7	123.1° E
MEASAT 2	24653	1996-063B	November 13, 1996	1445	112.8° E
ARABSAT 2B	24652	1996-063A	November 13, 1996	1448.6	128.2° W
EXPRESS 2	24435	1996-058A	September 26, 1996	1435.8	47° E
AMC-1 (GE-1)	24315	1996-054A	September 8, 1996	1447.1	118.6° E
ECHOSTAR 2	24313	1996-055A	September 11, 1996	1435.6	143.2° W
INMARSAT 3-F2	24307	1996-053A	September 6, 1996	1440.4	75° E
CHINASAT 7	24282	1996-048A	August 18, 1996	1350.1	19.5° E
TELECOM 2D	24209	1996-044B	August 8, 1996	1462.7	176.7° W
ITALSAT 2	24208	1996-044A	August 8, 1996	1428.8	126.2° E
TURKSAT 1C	23949	1996-040B	July 9, 1996	1435.5	22.8° E
ARABSAT 2A	23948	1996-040A	July 9, 1996	1451.2	18.4° E
APSTAR 1A	23943	1996-039A	July 3, 1996	1451.7	137.5° E
INTELSAT 709	23915	1996-035A	June 15, 1996	1451.9	42° W
GORIZONT 32	23880	1996-034A	May 25, 1996	1437.6	146.1° W

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