COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS)
Satellite information COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS) - GLONASS 33
| Spacetrack Directory Name | COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS) |
| Alternative name | GLONASS 33 |
| Group | GLONASS |
| Follow COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS) | COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS) Tracker |
| Group follow GLONASS | Tracker GLONASS |
| Pass predictions COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS) | Pass predictions COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS) |
| Orbit launches |
1989-01-10 (37 years ago)
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| Days in orbit | 13767 |
| Country/organisation of origin | Commonwealth of Independent States (former USSR) (CIS) |
| Starting point | TYMSC (Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan) |
| Type | Satellite |
| Categories | |
| Perigee | 19093 km |
| Apogee | 19167 km |
| Orbit slope (inclination) | 65° |
| Laps per day | 2 |
| Height COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS) | 19138.97 km |
Additional information COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS)
The COSMOS 1988 [GLONASS] satellite, also known as Kosmos-1988, was launched on January 10, 1989, from the Tyuratam Space Center (TYMSC) Launch Complex LC200/39 using a Proton-K/DM-2 launch vehicle. This navigation satellite is part of the Uragan series and has a 3-axis stabilized configuration. The spacecraft measures approximately 4 meters in length with a diameter of 1.5 meters, featuring two deployable solar arrays and batteries for power generation. Its dry mass is 1200 kg, while its launch mass was 1300 kg. The satellite was manufactured by OAZ and has an expected lifetime of three years. It orbits Earth as part of the GLONASS constellation and provides navigation services.
satellite COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS) Date of exalting 10.01.1989y. Average height of ISS COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS) hundred 19138.97 km. Average velocity COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS) is 14230.66 km/h. Inclination COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS) satellite 64.99°.TLE
Average velocity COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS)
Average inclination COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS)
Mean right ascension of the ascending node (RAAN) COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS)
Mean argument of perigee COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS)
Mean semi-major axis of the orbit COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS)
Mean orbital eccentricity COSMOS 1988 (GLONASS)
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