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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
EKRAN 195031976-107AOctober 26, 19761436.396.8° E
NATO 3B97851977-005AJanuary 28, 19771511.581.7° E
OPS 315198031977-007AFebruary 6, 19771476.551.1° E
KIKU 2 (ETS 2)98521977-014AFebruary 23, 19771440130.3° W
PALAPA 298621977-018AMarch 10, 19771439.3131.4° E
ESA/GOES99311977-029AApril 20, 197773430.7° E
OPS 9751100161977-038AMay 23, 19771435.9104.5° E
HIMAWARI 1 (GMS 1)101431977-065AJuly 14, 19771450.969.4° W
SIRIO102941977-080AAugust 25, 19771436.175.8° E
EKRAN 2103651977-092ASeptember 20, 19771435.796.3° E
METEOSAT 1104891977-108ANovember 23, 1977143610.8° E
OPS 4258105081977-114ADecember 11, 19771436.4112.7° W
SAKURA 1A (CS-1A)105161977-118ADecember 15, 19771455.844° E
OPS 6391 (FLTSATCOM 1)106691978-016AFebruary 9, 19781454.563.7° E
OPS 8790107871978-038AApril 7, 19781433.310.5° W
YURI (BSE)107921978-039AApril 7, 19781437.181.1° E
OTS 2108551978-044AMay 11, 19781452.52.4° E
OPS 9454109411978-058AJune 10, 19781438.5116.2° W
COMSTAR 3109751978-068AJune 29, 19781451.612° W
GEOS 2109811978-071AJuly 14, 1978144961.6° W
NATO 3C111151978-106ANovember 19, 19781462.27.4° E
ANIK B1 (TELESAT-4)111531978-116ADecember 16, 19781442.6140.4° E
EKRAN 3112731979-015AFebruary 21, 19791435.556.4° E
OPS 6392 (FLTSATCOM 2)113531979-038AMay 4, 19791461.379.2° W
OPS 7484113971979-053AJune 10, 19791458.3124.4° W
WESTAR 3114841979-072AAugust 10, 19791440.78.8° E
OPS 1948115581979-086AOctober 1, 19791437.8108.1° E
EKRAN 4115611979-087AOctober 3, 19791435.585.9° E
SATCOM 3116351979-101ADecember 7, 1979788.9176.2° W
OPS 6393 (FLTSATCOM 3)116691980-004AJanuary 18, 1980143746.2° W
EKRAN 5118901980-060AJuly 15, 1980143624.5° W
OPS 6394 (FLTSATCOM 4)120461980-087AOctober 31, 19801455.3150.9° W
SBS 1120651980-091ANovember 15, 19801442.782.5° E
EKRAN 6121201980-104ADecember 26, 19801436.759.8° E
ESIAFI 1 (COMSTAR 4)123091981-018AFebruary 21, 19811436.372.8° E
METEOSAT 2125441981-057AJune 19, 19811458.620.7° W
APPLE125451981-057BJune 19, 19811439.223.5° W
EKRAN 7125641981-061AJune 26, 19811435.898.9° E
FLTSATCOM 5126351981-073AAugust 6, 19811460.459.9° E
HIMAWARI 2 (GMS 2)126771981-076AAugust 10, 19811446.417.8° W
SBS 2128551981-096ASeptember 24, 19811437.7144.4° E
SATCOM 3R129671981-114ANovember 20, 19811438.459.3° W
MARECS A130101981-122ADecember 20, 19811515.292.3° W
SATCOM 4130351982-004AJanuary 16, 19821446115° W
EKRAN 8130561982-009AFebruary 5, 19821440.9104.9° E
WESTAR 4130691982-014AFebruary 26, 19821443.446.6° E
INSAT 1A131291982-031AApril 10, 19821434.769.4° E
COSMOS 1366131771982-044AMay 17, 19821435.973.3° E
WESTAR 5132691982-058AJune 9, 19821451.3176.6° W
ANIK D1 (TELESAT 6)134311982-082AAugust 26, 19821438173° E
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