geostationary orbit

Time of ballistic existence of space debris - a million years in geostationary orbit and up to 10 thousand years in low Earth orbits.

To create the space elevator a satellite would be launched into a geostationary orbit 35, 000 kilometers above the earth.

In the animation the orange satellite with the purple solar panels is in a geostationary orbit .

In Wireless World magazine in 1945, he proposed using a set of satellites in geostationary orbit to form a global communications network.

Launches on generally in advance the geostationary orbit for the satellite, is loaded with the high accuracy detector on the satellite.

In the meantime, it could replace chemical rockets for pushing satellites from low Earth orbit to geostationary orbit.

The first satellites placed in geostationary orbit were the synchronous communication(SYNCOM)satellites launched by NASA in 1963.

The idea was two decades ahead of its time, and helped to attach his name to the geostationary orbit above the equator.

"First Men to a Geostationary Orbit" does not have quite the same ring as "First Men to the Moon" , a book von Braun wrote in 1958.

The future, then, looks bounded by that new outer limit of planet Earth, the geostationary orbit.

Communications satellites, for example, have a geostationary orbit.

Image Shift Compensation Modeling and Analysis for Two-Dimensional Scanning on Geostationary Orbit

Physical nature and technical attributes of the geostationary orbit;

The Research on Acquisition of Weak Signal in Geostationary Orbit Environments

Physical capacity of the geostationary orbit;

Spectral capacity of the geostationary orbit;

The Disposal of Geostationary Orbit Space Debris

Turnover among operators of satellites in geostationary orbit (GEO) grew by 7-8% last year, according to Northern Sky Research (NSR);