| There, the rockets will link up, creating an 80-ton spacecraft that will ascend to 22,000 miles and lock into geosynchronous orbit. |
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| While HAPs are unproven, Internet traffic is traveling over geosynchronous satellite links today. |
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| Even where raw throughputs exceed a gigabit per second, geosynchronous satellites are supremely ill-suited to conveying IP traffic. |
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| They used the thrusters, over several months, to nudge the satellite into a geosynchronous Earth orbit. |
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| Such orbits, however, are not optimum as staging points for higher geosynchronous orbit or deep space. |
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| Up to a dozen geosynchronous satellites go out of service every year, and there are now several hundred derelicts in the disposal orbit. |
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| The key to this concept was the placement of space stations in geosynchronous Earth orbit, a location 35,786 kilometers above Earth. |
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| A 406 MHz hit has an alert time of under five minutes with a single detection by a geosynchronous satellite. |
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| Optical observations have discovered a substantial amount of decimeter sized objects in orbits close to the geosynchronous altitude. |
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| Unlike most other ELINT satellites, which operate in geosynchronous orbits, Mercurys are placed in even higher orbits and move in complex, elliptical patterns. |
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| The tail of the geosynchronous satellite launch vehicle was engulfed seconds before the planned liftoff, disappointing hundreds, including space scientists. |
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| This system has several fast-hopping multi-beam antennas which provide coverage of the earth viewed from a geosynchronous location. |
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| We're taking one out to a geosynchronous orbit, and we're going to try to get the whole story. |
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| We have that issue with our geosynchronous satellites that go up to the altitude of 36,000 kilometres. |
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| That may sound a long way away, but it is well inside the orbits of the geosynchronous communications satellites that girdle the planet. |
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| Transfer Orbit is defined as a set of intermediate orbits with the goal of achieving a geosynchronous orbit for the satellite. |
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| Five geosynchronous satellites enable IMS facilities and states parties around the world to exchange data via their local VSAT Earth stations. |
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| The geosynchronous orbit, however, does not provide a clear line of sight for communications to ground stations in the high Arctic regions. |
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| A geosynchronous satellite monitored the supposed safe house. |
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| The firm hopes that it could extend the life of geosynchronous communications satellites by up to a decade, saving operators the cost of a new launch. Nor is Skycorp the only player with plans for satellite servicing. |
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| Building one would mean lowering a cable from a satellite in a geosynchronous orbit above the Earth's equator while deploying a counterbalancing cable out into space. |
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| The part of outer space in which relevant activities could take place-and would therefore have to be observed-is vast: it ranges from around 100km above sea level to the geosynchronous orbit at 36,000km. |
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| Telesat has experience in designing and implementing software for the control and monitoring of many of the commercial geosynchronous satellite models that have been produced in the last 25 years. |
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| Daily reports for 2001 are sent from the Quintino Sella Glacier to Ottawa via a small antenna pointed low towards the southern horizon to a geosynchronous satellite. |
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| For a space elevator to work, a cable attached to an object in geosynchronous orbit would be secured to a point on earth. |
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| Upon separation from the Atlas booster, Centaur will carry the spacecraft to a 19,409-nmi geosynchronous transfer orbit. |
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| The 150-foot tall rocket is capable of lifting payloads in the 6,000 pound class into geosynchronous orbit. |
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| The 603 will arrive at its testing location in geosynchronous orbit over the Atlantic Ocean in about six days. |
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| The satellite was successfully deployed approximately 35 minutes into the mission, placing it into its targeted geosynchronous transfer orbit. |
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| It continued its climb through space for nine hours and 15 minutes, after which time the satellite separated from the rocket into an elliptical geosynchronous transfer orbit. |
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| In July 1963, the Hughes-built Syncom using the Williams invention became the first satellite to operate successfully in the geosynchronous orbit. |
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| The satellite is to be injected into a Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit about 17 minutes after the lift-off. |
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| Geosynchronous orbit is a spot in the sky 35,786 kilometers above the earth where a satellite will orbit the earth at the same speed at which the earth turns. |
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