geosynchronous satellite

As with all geosynchronous satellites, they are located above the equator.

Simultaneously, we record the destruction of a geosynchronous satellite directly over the complex in space.

As with all geosynchronous satellite connections, latency is an issue.

The Japanese had very fast images of the moon's return to its proper place, taken from their geosynchronous satellite.

(But for geosynchronous satellites the variation is less than 1%).

This gives the launch site a significant advantage in launching geosynchronous satellites.

May allow use of geosynchronous satellites with special antenna.

Only three geosynchronous satellites are necessary to gain coverage of the Earth's entire circumference.

Geosynchronous satellites revolve around the Earth with a period of one sidereal day.

"With our geosynchronous satellite directly over its target?"

AMC-5 is a geosynchronous satellite used for communications, located at 79 degrees west.

The geosynchronous satellite would radio a correction factor back to planes in flight, or any other user.

Imagine this earth, blue and brown and white, turning beneath several thousand geosynchronous satellites.

As the asteroid recedes from Earth, it will pass through the zone of geosynchronous satellites.

The four pointed star represents a geosynchronous satellite within tracking coverage of the squadron.

Artsutanov's concept was based on the linking of geosynchronous satellites to the ground with a cable.

As the western control centre it can communicate with geosynchronous satellites in four of the seven reserved locations, those looking over the Atlantic.

"Hitting a geosynchronous satellite is a relatively easy trick.

A large-screen display dominated that wall, an overhead view of the area from a geosynchronous satellite.

They owned and operated communi- cations companies, including their own geosynchronous satellite.

Its location was ideal for communicating with geosynchronous satellites over the Indian Ocean.

AMC 1 is a geosynchronous satellite used for communications.

Another problem, according to the inventor, is that the earth's curvature makes it hard to use geosynchronous satellites at very high latitudes.

He had succeeded in intercepting signals from geosynchronous satellites that supported communications among the millions of troops.

Kommersant noted that Russia has no geosynchronous satellites capable of detecting a weapons launch at all times.