NOAA Satellite and Information Service’s Post

Yesterday, NOAA's GOES-U satellite was officially renamed GOES-19 after executing its final engine burn and reaching geostationary orbit 22,236 miles above Earth! Learn more about this milestone: bit.ly/3zuWt7s

  • An artist's rendering of the GOES-U satellite in space. White text to its left reads "GOES-U is now GOES-19!"
Susan Jones

Resource Analyst at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, GOES-R Flight Program

2h

Great news!! Go GOES-19!

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Albert "Benjie" Spencer

Retired - Chief Engineer, NOAA National Weather Service

3w

Congratulations GOES Team!

CAPT Eric Johnson

Director @ NOAA | Homeland Security Program Office, Emergency Planning

3w

Well done!

Tom L.

CEO, Space Systems Solutions

2w

Well done! Lockheed Martin mission success- still has a great ring to it! 😎🏆

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Renee SmithDearring

Retired - Physical Scientist and Contracts Manager NOAA-NESDIS-JPSS

2w

very pleased to read this. Go GOES-19.

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Stacie Martin

Writer currently in the science sphere for NOAA’s NCEI. Former life concentrations in the fields of fashion, art, and philanthropy. I excel at project management, visioning, and branding concepts. Muse | Model Citizen

3w

Fantastic update! Can’t wait to work on the NCEI page for it!

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Dr. Tomás Peña

Tech Fellow at L3Harris Space & Airborne Systems | Lt Col, USAF (Ret) | CISSP * CSEP * GREM

3w

Great work, team!

Mark Danehy

Manager, Mission Operations at Maxar Technologies

3w

Congratulations, GOES Team!

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