Sentence examples for geostationary position from inspiring English sources

It invented "hot birds", whereby several satellites operate from a single geostationary position, beaming hundreds of channels to people's satellite receivers; it thus overtook Eutelsat to become the third-biggest satellite operator in the world.

Himawari-8 operates at a geostationary position located approximately 35,800 km above the equator at 140.7°E.

A reference trajectory is designed so that the space elevator and its center of mass ascend vertically along the geostationary position with keeping the geostationary orbital rate.

A large square of reflectively coated Mylar say, a hundred meters on a side could catch enough sunlight to propel a satellite above or below the plane of the equator and maintain enough thrust to hold it in geostationary position.

Astranis tackles the immediate connectivity conundrum with its geostationary positioning, and the cost and bandwidth problem with a new model of smaller-sized satellites (roughly the size of a refrigerator) and new software-defined radio technology, according to Gedmark.

They are targeting a geostationary observing position at zero degrees longitude, over the Gulf of Guinea on the Equator.

This geostationary satellite positioned to view North and South America and adjacent oceans will measure tropospheric trace gases and aerosols as well as coastal ocean phytoplankton, water quality, and biogeochemistry.

In the project titled "Astrometric Positioning of Geostationary Satellite" (PASAGE), carried out by the Real Instituto y Observatorio de la Armada (ROA), optical observation techniques were developed to allow satellites to be located in the geostationary ring with angular accuracies of up to a few tenths of an arcsec.

Piloted by aquanaut Gordon and typically launched from Thunderbird 2's Pod 4. Thunderbird 5 – a space station, 296 feet wide and positioned in permanent geostationary orbit, which monitors SOS transmissions and relays communications within IR.

The same geostationary satellites that maintain a consistent position over the Earth to deliver television pictures can be used as relay stations for Internet access.

It is effectively locked in place, in a fixed position, above Earth – its geostationary orbit means that it spins at the same speed that the planet rotates.