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
CHINASAT 1A	37804	2011-047A	September 17, 2011	1439.6	0°
COSMOS 2473	37806	2011-048A	September 20, 2011	1435.7	0°
SES 2	37809	2011-049A	September 21, 2011	1436.1	0°
ARABSAT 5C	37810	2011-049B	September 21, 2011	1436.1	0°
EUTE 7 WEST A (AB 7)	37816	2011-051A	September 24, 2011	1436.1	0°
QUETZSAT 1	37826	2011-054A	September 29, 2011	1436.1	0°
INTELSAT 18	37834	2011-056A	October 5, 2011	1436.1	0°
EUTE 16A (EUTE W3C)	37836	2011-057A	October 7, 2011	1439.7	0°
VIASAT 1	37843	2011-059A	October 19, 2011	1436.1	0°
ASIASAT 7	37933	2011-069A	November 25, 2011	1436.1	0°
AMOS 5	37950	2011-074A	December 11, 2011	1437.2	0°
LUCH 5A	37951	2011-074B	December 11, 2011	1436.1	0°
NIGCOMSAT 1R	38014	2011-077A	December 19, 2011	1436.1	0°
FENGYUN 2F	38049	2012-002A	January 13, 2012	1452.5	0°
WGS F4 (USA 233)	38070	2012-003A	January 20, 2012	1436.1	0°
SES 4	38087	2012-007A	February 14, 2012	1436.1	0°
MUOS	38093	2012-009A	February 24, 2012	1436.1	0°
INTELSAT 22	38098	2012-011A	March 25, 2012	1436.1	0°
APSTAR 7	38107	2012-013A	March 31, 2012	1436.1	0°
YAHSAT 1B	38245	2012-016A	April 23, 2012	1436.1	0°
AEHF 2 (USA 235)	38254	2012-019A	May 4, 2012	1436.1	0°
JCSAT 13	38331	2012-023A	May 15, 2012	1436.1	0°
VINASAT 2	38332	2012-023B	May 15, 2012	1436.1	0°
NIMIQ 6	38342	2012-026A	May 17, 2012	1436.1	0°
CHINASAT 2A	38352	2012-028A	May 26, 2012	1436.1	0°
INTELSAT 19	38356	2012-030A	June 1, 2012	1436.1	0°
ECHOSTAR 17	38551	2012-035A	July 5, 2012	1436.1	0°
METEOSAT 10 (MSG 3)	38552	2012-035B	July 5, 2012	1436.1	0°
SES 5	38652	2012-036A	July 9, 2012	1436.1	0°
TIANLIAN 1-03	38730	2012-040A	July 25, 2012	1455.7	0°
INTELSAT 20	38740	2012-043A	August 2, 2012	1436.1	0°
HYLAS 2	38741	2012-043B	August 2, 2012	1432.5	0°
EXPRESS MD2	38745	2012-044B	August 6, 2012	115	0°
INTELSAT 21	38749	2012-045A	August 19, 2012	1436.1	0°
ASTRA 2F	38778	2012-051A	September 28, 2012	1436.1	0°
GSAT 10	38779	2012-051B	September 28, 2012	1436.1	0°
INTELSAT 23	38867	2012-057A	October 14, 2012	1436.1	0°
BEIDOU G6	38953	2012-059A	October 25, 2012	1436.1	0°
LUCH 5B	38977	2012-061A	November 2, 2012	1436.1	0°
YAMAL 300K	38978	2012-061B	November 2, 2012	1436.1	0°
STARONE C3	38991	2012-062A	November 10, 2012	1436.1	0°
EUTE 21B	38992	2012-062B	November 10, 2012	1436.1	0°
ECHOSTAR 16	39008	2012-065A	November 20, 2012	1436.1	0°
CHINASAT 15A	39017	2012-067A	November 27, 2012	1436.1	0°
EUTE 70B	39020	2012-069A	December 3, 2012	1436.1	0°
YAMAL 402	39022	2012-070A	December 8, 2012	1436.1	0°
SKYNET 5D	39034	2012-075A	December 19, 2012	1436.1	0°
MEXSAT 3	39035	2012-075B	December 19, 2012	1436.2	0°
TDRS 11	39070	2013-004A	January 31, 2013	1436	0°
AMAZONAS 3	39078	2013-006A	February 7, 2013	1436.1	0°

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