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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
EXPRESS AM-33324782008-003AJanuary 28, 20081436.40°
THOR 5324872008-006AFebruary 11, 20081436.10°
WINDS (KIZUNA)325002008-007AFebruary 23, 20081435.10°
AMC-14327082008-011AMarch 14, 20081433.80°
DIRECTV 11327292008-013AMarch 19, 20081436.10°
ICO G-1327632008-016AApril 14, 20081436.10°
VINASAT 1327672008-018AApril 18, 20081436.10°
STAR ONE C2327682008-018BApril 18, 20081436.10°
CTDRS327792008-019AApril 25, 20081478.20°
AMOS 3327942008-022AApril 28, 20081436.10°
GALAXY 18329512008-024AMay 21, 20081436.10°
CHINASAT 9330512008-028AJune 9, 20081436.10°
SKYNET 5C330552008-030AJune 12, 20081436.10°
TURKSAT 3A330562008-030BJune 12, 20081436.10°
COSMOS 2440331082008-033AJune 27, 20081436.30°
INTELSAT 25(PROTOSTAR 1)331532008-034AJuly 7, 200814540°
BADR 6331542008-034BJuly 7, 20081458.30°
ECHOSTAR 11332072008-035AJuly 16, 20081436.10°
SUPERBIRD 7332742008-038AAugust 14, 20081436.10°
AMC-21332752008-038BAugust 14, 20081454.30°
INMARSAT 4-F3332782008-039AAugust 18, 20081436.10°
NIMIQ 4333732008-044ASeptember 19, 20081436.10°
GALAXY 19333762008-045ASeptember 24, 20081436.10°
VENESAT-1334142008-055AOctober 29, 20081450.60°
ASTRA 1M334362008-057ANovember 5, 200814360°
CIEL-2334532008-063ADecember 10, 20081454.20°
EUTE HOT BIRD 13C (HB 9)334592008-065ADecember 20, 20081436.10°
EUTE 28B (EUTE W2M)334602008-065BDecember 20, 200814580°
EXPRESS AM-44335952009-007AFebruary 11, 20091436.10°
EXPRESS MD1335962009-007BFebruary 11, 20091452.90°
NSS 9337492009-008AFebruary 12, 20091436.10°
EUTE 3C (HB 10)337502009-008BFebruary 12, 20091455.40°
TELSTAR 11N341112009-009AFebruary 26, 20091436.10°
RADUGA-1 8342642009-010AFebruary 28, 20091442.70°
EUTE 10A (EUTE W2A)347102009-016AApril 3, 20091467.70°
WGS F2 (USA 204)347132009-017AApril 4, 20091436.10°
BEIDOU G2347792009-018AApril 14, 20091523.50°
SICRAL 1B348102009-020AApril 20, 20091436.10°
SES 7 (PROTOSTAR 2)349412009-027AMay 16, 20091436.10°
MEASAT 3A353622009-032AJune 21, 20091436.10°
GOES 14354912009-033AJune 27, 200914390°
TERRESTAR 1354962009-035AJuly 1, 20091436.10°
ASIASAT 5356962009-042AAugust 11, 20091436.10°
JCSAT 12357552009-044AAugust 21, 20091436.10°
OPTUS D3357562009-044BAugust 21, 20091436.10°
PALAPA D358122009-046AAugust 31, 20091458.30°
NIMIQ 5358732009-050ASeptember 17, 20091436.10°
AMAZONAS 2359422009-054ASeptember 30, 20091436.10°
COMSATBW-1359432009-054BSeptember 30, 20091436.10°
NSS 12360322009-058AOctober 29, 20091436.10°
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