How To Use Geostationary In A Sentence
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He also popularised the idea of geostationary communications satellites in the 1940s, which has led to the geostationary orbit also being dubbed the 'Clarke Orbit'.
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a geostationary satellite
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During the past year, we have included more than two dozen additional commercial geostationary communications satellites that have been ordered or planned by companies such as Intelsat and SES Global.
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The modified signals are then retransmitted via geostationary satellites to users' receivers.
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Egnos consists of three geostationary satellites and a network of ground stations for the transmission of a signal containing information on the reliability and accuracy of the positioning.
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Finally uplink stations send the signal to three geostationary satellites that relay it back for reception by end-users on the ground.
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He states that geostationary satellites must violate Kepler's first law, because they must have circular orbits when the first law demands that orbits be ellipses.
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A geostationary orbit is a circular orbit in the equatorial plane, any point on which revolves about the Earth in the same direction and with the same period as the Earth's rotation.
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The signals are then beamed back into space, and broadcast by three civilian geostationary satellites.
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In 1964 the first Trisanku (!), Syncom, with the generic scientific name geostationary satellite/geosynchronous satellite was placed above a fixed longitude on the equator, and thereby a myth became a reality.
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The other, a European satellite called ARTEMIS (Advanced Relay and Technology Mission), soars 36,000 kilometres above Earth in geostationary orbit.
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Of course an infinite number of equatorial orbits exist, but only one geostationary orbit.
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All of the satellites in geostationary orbit are flying 33,000 kilometres out in space.
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The newly designed system now enables the spacecraft to turn away from the Earth, using precision sun sensors and gyroscopes to navigate its way to geostationary orbit.
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The idea was two decades ahead of its time, and helped to attach his name to the geostationary orbit above the equator.
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My data bits were being beamed up through a satellite dish, and bounced off one of the geostationary telecommunication satellites, to earthbound dishes, routers, and landlines.
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It uses a high precision digital phase-locked loop(PLL) to accurately recover the Synchronous reference information of raw cloud-cover image data collected by the geostationary satellite.
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For the first time, Europe will now be able to place into geostationary orbit a payload weighing more than 10 tonnes.
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Today, the frontier of private enterprise is the halo of communications satellites in geostationary orbit 24,000 miles above our planet.
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Or about Nova Caledonia, a lifeship suspended in geostationary orbit exactly 35,786 kilometers above Perth?
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Ordinarily, the spacecraft would have used their own propulsion systems to refine and circularise orbits at a geostationary altitude of some 36,000km.
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During the past year, we have included more than two dozen additional commercial geostationary communications satellites that have been ordered or planned by companies such as Intelsat and SES Global.
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Arthur C Clarke, author of 2001: A Space Odyssey, and the originator of the idea of geostationary satellites has died
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These satellites are in geostationary orbit and the images that they provide are used primarily in weather forecasting applications.
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And the geostationary-satellite market already had a glut of capacity.
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The system also boasts 120 American satellites in geostationary orbit.
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I wrote it early in 1945 and it was published in Wireless World in October, just after the war had ended, and it laid down the principles which now determine the world's communication system, the idea that you'd have satellites poised at such a height above the earth that they remained stationery in the sky and so-called synchronous, or geostationary, orbit.
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The idea is for satellites in geostationary orbit to collect the sun's energy and convert it into radio waves for transmission to surface stations, where it will be converted into electricity for local power grids.
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Three geostationary satellites and a complex network of ground stations will carry out the task.
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Three special satellites located in geostationary orbit above Europe transmit a GPS-like signal that improves the GPS accuracy down to 1 to 2 metres.
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The two payloads were placed in geostationary transfer orbit.
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The modified signals are then retransmitted via geostationary satellites to users' receivers.
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Once in geostationary orbit above the equator this satellite will provide a wide range of high-speed telecommunications services for North America, South America, Europe, North Africa and the Middle East.
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This means that it is no longer in geostationary orbit, and it starts to “fall†perceptibly toward the Earth.
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