geostationary satellite

Geostationary satellites were not available for military use until some years later.

In addition, two geostationary satellites appear to be part of the system.

A geostationary satellite is of special interest in this context.

All geostationary satellites have to be located on this ring.

"You'll launch geostationary satellites from the platform up at that level, right?"

Being on a geostationary satellite, the observation would therefore have been of a scanning type.

These point to geostationary satellites which stay over the same point on the Earth's surface.

The company plans to launch its first commercial geostationary satellite in 2013 from a Falcon 9.

Instruments fulfill a complementary role to other on geostationary satellites.

The company has operated in the North American market with two geostationary satellites since 1995.

Such systems pose more of an air-traffic-control challenge than geostationary satellites.

Geostationary satellites appear to be fixed over one spot above the equator.

Slow start is very slow over a path using a geostationary satellite.

Geostationary satellites have proved valuable for a variety of tasks including broadcasting radio and television programs.

Those satellites orbit closer to Earth than the geostationary satellites.

The computer display was created from the sensors of three geostationary satellites, continuously and simultaneously.

Airliners, of course, are anything but stationary, so a geostationary satellite becomes a moving target.

This may be simplest with geostationary satellites because other satellites move too fast.

For comparison, geostationary satellites orbit Earth at 35,790 km.

Satcom was one of the early geostationary satellites; the first were the Syncom series, in 1964.

Satcom 1 was one of the earliest geostationary satellites.

Each of the geostationary satellites receive the signal.

It was the first geostationary satellite for telecommunications over the Atlantic Ocean.

India also operates geostationary satellites which carry instruments for meteorological purposes.

Co-located satellites cannot actually be positioned at the same point on the geostationary satellite arc.