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Category : Satellites
July 3, 2024
Roscosmos will create a new satellite constellation for Earth remote sensing “Autograph”. In the first stages, it will include 14…
full storyJune 30, 2024
Aist, Obzor-R, and Kondor-FKA satellites will be launched by the end of 2024, said Mikhail Khailov, Deputy Director General of…
full storyJune 29, 2024
The second of nine Earth observation satellites (EOS) “Stilsat” is to be launched in 2025. Anton Burmak, executive director of…
full storyJune 25, 2024
Five days after its official commissioning, the Resurs-P remote sensing satellite No.4 started transmitting target information to the Earth. This…
full storyJanuary 26, 2022
The Japanese company Axelspace Corporation has signed a contract with GK Launch Services (a subsidiary of Glavkosmos, part of the…
full storyDecember 1, 2021
Next ISS orbit adjustment is planned for December 24, - Roscosmos press office reports. Anyway Roscosmos does not specify by how many meters the orbit is to be adjusted and what engines (module or spacecraft) would be used for the maneuver. On November 10 the orbit was increased by 1,2 kilometers to avoid collision with Fengyun-1C satellite fragment passing by the station.
full storyNovember 15, 2021
ISS crew took shelter inside Soyuz spacecraft under the threat of ISS collision with space debris. Russian Cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov and Pyotr Dubrov and American astronaut Mark Vande Hei working aboard the International space station took shelter inside Soyuz MS-19 spacecraft while space debris was passing close to the ISS.
full storyNovember 10, 2021
Tonight Russian Mission Control Centre may accomplish debris avoidance maneuver aimed at protecting ISS from the debris of Chinese satellite. Roscosmos is scrutinizing the level of threat a fragment of Chinese meteosat may pose to the ISS. The meteosat was shot down in 2007 during the testing of anti-satellite weapon conducted by China. The fragment approaches the ISS at s dangerous distance at 03.56, Moscow time on November 12.
full storySeptember 23, 2021
The launch of Express-AMU2 and Express-AMU7 telecommunication satellites initially planned for November shifted to December, - the sources stated. In June acting Director General of Russian Satellite Communications Company Yuri Prokhorov reported that the launch was planned for November 08. Now Express-AMU3 and Express-AMU7 launch is shifted to early December, - the source said.
full storySeptember 15, 2021
34 OneWeb communication system satellites launched from Baikonur with the help of Soyuz-2.1b booster and Fregat upper stage successfully inserted into the final orbit. The rocket was launched from Baikonur on September 14 at 21.07,Moscow time. At 21.16 the upper stage with the satellites entered suborbital trajectory. It took the upper stage 3 hours and 45 minutes to distribute the satellites along the orbit.
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