GLOBALSTAR M056
Satellite information GLOBALSTAR M056 - Globalstar M056
| Spacetrack Directory Name | GLOBALSTAR M056 |
| Alternative name | Globalstar M056 |
| Group | GLOBALSTAR |
| Follow GLOBALSTAR M056 | GLOBALSTAR M056 Tracker |
| Group follow GLOBALSTAR | Tracker GLOBALSTAR |
| Pass predictions GLOBALSTAR M056 | Pass predictions GLOBALSTAR M056 |
| Orbit launches |
1999-10-18 (26 years ago)
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| Days in orbit | 9819 |
| Country/organisation of origin | Globalstar (GLOB) |
| Starting point | TYMSC (Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan) |
| Type | Satellite |
| Categories | |
| Perigee | 1659 km |
| Apogee | 1661 km |
| Orbit slope (inclination) | 52° |
| Laps per day | 12 |
| Height GLOBALSTAR M056 | 1666.3 km |
Additional information GLOBALSTAR M056
GLOBALSTAR M056 is a communication satellite with the NORAD Catalog ID 25945 and OBJECT_ID 1999-058C. It was manufactured by LOR as part of the LS-400 configuration and launched on October 18, 1999, from TYMSC Launch Site, LC1 using a Soyuz-U-PVB launch vehicle. The satellite has dimensions of 1.5 meters in length, 0.6 meters in diameter, and spans 12 meters when its solar arrays are deployed. Its dry mass is 380 kilograms, with an initial launch mass of 450 kilograms. It was designed for a mission lifetime of 7.5 years and is owned by GLOBT, operating under the Globalstar FM56 payload for communication purposes. The satellites power system includes two deployable solar arrays and batteries. Its shape consists of a box with two panels, and it has a radar cross-section (RCS) of 2.3214 square meters.
satellite GLOBALSTAR M056 Date of exalting 18.10.1999y. Average height of ISS GLOBALSTAR M056 hundred 1666.3 km. Average velocity GLOBALSTAR M056 is 25352.61 km/h. Inclination GLOBALSTAR M056 satellite 52°.TLE
Average velocity GLOBALSTAR M056
Average inclination GLOBALSTAR M056
Mean right ascension of the ascending node (RAAN) GLOBALSTAR M056
Mean argument of perigee GLOBALSTAR M056
Mean semi-major axis of the orbit GLOBALSTAR M056
Mean orbital eccentricity GLOBALSTAR M056
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