Q:

Has any ground-based telescope taken a picture of a geostationary broadcast satellite?

I can't find 1 image, but I've heard there are a lot of geostationary satellites. Hovering in one specific spot in the sky, rotating with the Earth's spin and tilt, rotating with Earth's orbit around the Sun, and all that spinning going around galactic center. Pretty amazing stuff, I would just like to see one amateur or professional telescopic image of 1(one) of these GEOSTATIONARY SATELLITES.

A:

"Resolved images of a geostationary satellite were obtained on October 30,
2009, with the adaptive optics on the largest telescope on the planet, the 10 m
Keck-II on the 14000 foot summit of Mauna Kea."
Here ya go:

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