ONEWEB-0461

51649
Spacetrack Directory Number
2022-02-10
Orbit launches
1205.89 km
Average height
26109.79 km/h
Average velocity


Satellite information ONEWEB-0461

Spacetrack Directory Name ONEWEB-0461
Group OneWeb
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Orbit launches 2022-02-10 (2 years ago)
Days in orbit 812
Country/organisation of origin Anglia (UK)
Starting point FRGUI (Guiana Space Centre, French Guiana)
Perigee 465 km/h
Apogee 484 km
Orbit slope (inclination) 87.92°
Laps per day 13
Height ONEWEB-0461 1205.89 km

Additional information ONEWEB-0461

OneWeb is a network of telecommunications satellites that provide high-bandwidth, low-latency Internet access services to commercial, institutional and public sector customers. The system is managed by the British government, Eutelsat and the Bharti Enterprises investment fund. OneWeb is soon to be absorbed as part of a merger by European telecommunications giant Eutelsat.



Each of the first-generation OneWeb satellites weighs 147 kg. The ships are based on the Arrow satellite platform, produced by OneWeb Satellites together with Airbus. The satellites' telecommunications payload consists of two Ku-band and Ka-band antennas. The Ku band is used for satellites to communicate with recipients, and Ka band antennas allow connection to terrestrial stations. Each of them is to operate for 7 years.

satellite ONEWEB-0461 Date of exalting 10.02.2022y. Average height of ISS ONEWEB-0461 hundred 1205.89 km. Average velocity ONEWEB-0461 is 26109.79 km/s. Inclination ONEWEB-0461 satellite 87.92°.

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Update time: 2024-05-02 00:00:10
Average height of ISS ONEWEB-0461 is: 1205.89km
Average velocity ONEWEB-0461 is: 26109.79km/s
Average orbit height ONEWEB-0461 is: 87.92°
ONEWEB-0461 a new group of Starlink satellites has been launched 2022-02-10
ONEWEB-0461 is from 812 days Days in orbit.