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To move a satellite in GEOgeostationary orbit, 166°55′E, to the opposite side of the planetantipode, 13° 4' 3.2" W, what delta-V would be needed for this to be accomplished?

As for time constraints, I do not know what are the possibilities with contemporary technology. What would be the fastest? What would be the delta-V if the time required was four times slower than the fastest option already discussed?

To move a satellite in GEO to the opposite side of the planet, what delta-V would be needed for this to be accomplished?

To move a satellite in geostationary orbit, 166°55′E, to the antipode, 13° 4' 3.2" W, what delta-V would be needed for this to be accomplished?

As for time constraints, I do not know what are the possibilities with contemporary technology. What would be the fastest? What would be the delta-V if the time required was four times slower than the fastest option already discussed?

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Delta-v to move from GEO to GEO

To move a satellite in GEO to the opposite side of the planet, what delta-V would be needed for this to be accomplished?