GOES SATELLITES

GOES satellites provide the kind of continuous monitoring necessary for intensive data analysis. They circle the Earth in a geosynchronous orbit, which means they orbit the equatorial plane of the Earth at a speed matching the Earth's rotation. This allows them to hover continuously over one position on the surface. More information

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Name	NORAD ID	Int'l Code	Launch date	Period [minutes]
GOES-19 (GOES-U)	60133	2024-119A	June 25, 2024	1436.1
GOES 17	43226	2018-022A	March 1, 2018	1436.1
GOES 16	41866	2016-071A	November 19, 2016	1436.1
GOES 15	36411	2010-008A	March 4, 2010	1436
GOES 14	35491	2009-033A	June 27, 2009	1436.1
GOES 13	29155	2006-018A	May 24, 2006	1457
GOES 12	26871	2001-031A	July 23, 2001	1452.6
GOES 11	26352	2000-022A	May 3, 2000	1453.9
GOES 10	24786	1997-019A	April 25, 1997	1452.8
GOES 9	23581	1995-025A	May 23, 1995	1457.5
GOES 8	23051	1994-022A	April 13, 1994	1455.9
GOES 7	17561	1987-022A	February 26, 1987	1441.3
GOES 6	14050	1983-041A	April 28, 1983	1435.3
GOES 5	12472	1981-049A	May 22, 1981	1435.1
GOES 4	11964	1980-074A	September 9, 1980	1451.2
GOES 3	10953	1978-062A	June 16, 1978	1449.3
GOES 2	10061	1977-048A	June 16, 1977	1448.7
GOES 1 (SMS-C)	8366	1975-100A	October 16, 1975	1435.6