Photo: Joel Kowsky · Public domain (US government)
Mission
Earth Science · SSO
A pair of Russian optical Earth observation satellites built by the Progress Rocket Space Centre for obtaining stereo images of the Earth's surface, with maximum resolution of 1.2 m in panchromatic mode and a swath width of 32 km. 50 small satellites will also be launched as ride-share payloads…
What it put in orbit
| Object | Type | Orbit | Globe |
|---|---|---|---|
| OBJECT A 2025-313A | Payload | 475 × 863 km · 97.5° | Globe |
| OBJECT B 2025-313B | Payload | 443 × 849 km · 97.5° | Globe |
| OBJECT C 2025-313C | Payload | 495 × 697 km · 97.6° | Globe |
| OBJECT D 2025-313D | Payload | 496 × 699 km · 97.6° | Globe |
| ZORKIY-2M-VPE 2025-313E | Payload | 483 × 494 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| AIST-2T 1 2025-313F | Payload | 384 × 388 km · 97.1° | Globe |
| AIST-2T 2 2025-313G | Payload | 384 × 388 km · 97.1° | Globe |
| OBJECT H 2025-313H | Payload | 498 × 590 km · 97.3° | Globe |
Show all 54 objects
| SITRO-AIS-57 2025-313J | Payload | 482 × 500 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| SITRO-AIS-59 2025-313K | Payload | 482 × 500 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| SITRO-AIS-58 2025-313L | Payload | 482 × 500 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT M 2025-313M | Payload | 477 × 493 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| SITRO-AIS-60 2025-313N | Payload | 487 × 503 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT P 2025-313P | Payload | 468 × 483 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT Q 2025-313Q | Payload | 480 × 496 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| DCS-1 2025-313R | Payload | 482 × 499 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| KOWSAR 1.5 2025-313S | Payload | 486 × 504 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| SITRO-TD-4 2025-313T | Payload | 482 × 499 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| SITRO-AIS-65 2025-313U | Payload | 482 × 498 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT V 2025-313V | Payload | 479 × 495 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| ZORKY-2M 7 2025-313W | Payload | 485 × 503 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT X 2025-313X | Payload | 475 × 491 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| SITRO-TD-3 2025-313Y | Payload | 482 × 498 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT Z 2025-313Z | Payload | 490 × 507 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT AA 2025-313AA | Payload | 480 × 496 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT AB 2025-313AB | Payload | 492 × 509 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT AC 2025-313AC | Payload | 486 × 503 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT AD 2025-313AD | Payload | 486 × 502 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT AE 2025-313AE | Payload | 486 × 502 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT AF 2025-313AF | Payload | 486 × 502 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT AG 2025-313AG | Payload | 486 × 503 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| GALAPAGOS-UTE-SWSU 2025-313AH | Payload | 485 × 501 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT AJ 2025-313AJ | Payload | 488 × 503 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT AK 2025-313AK | Payload | 488 × 502 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT AL 2025-313AL | Payload | 483 × 498 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| HORS 5 2025-313AM | Payload | 484 × 495 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| LOBACHEVSKY (RS83S) 2025-313AN | Payload | 488 × 500 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| NASBSAT-2 2025-313AP | Payload | 485 × 496 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| MULE 4T 2025-313AQ | Payload | 483 × 493 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| LUCA (RS90S) 2025-313AR | Payload | 482 × 492 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| OBJECT AS 2025-313AS | Payload | 487 × 500 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| NASBSAT-1 2025-313AT | Payload | 475 × 485 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| SAKHACUBE-CHOLBON (RS18S) 2025-313AU | Payload | 480 × 490 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| QMR-KWT-2 (RS95S) 2025-313AV | Payload | 474 × 483 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| SITRO-AIS-64 2025-313AW | Payload | 480 × 490 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| SCORPION (RS89S) 2025-313AX | Payload | 489 × 501 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| SITRO-AIS-63 2025-313AY | Payload | 480 × 489 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| ZORKIY-2M-5 2025-313AZ | Payload | 483 × 495 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| SITRO-AIS-62 2025-313BA | Payload | 480 × 489 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| SITRO-AIS-61 2025-313BB | Payload | 479 × 488 km · 97.4° | Globe |
| TRISAT-2 (RUVDSSAT1) 2025-313BC | Payload | re-entered 2026-08-20 | |
| QUBESAT1 (TRISAT-3) 2025-313BD | Payload | re-entered 2026-08-10 | |
| TRISAT-4 2025-313BE | Payload | re-entered 2026-08-21 | |
| OBJECT BF 2025-313BF | Payload | re-entered 2026-08-11 |
COSPAR ID 2025-313 (data from GCAT, J. McDowell, CC BY 4.0). Orbits from the CelesTrak satellite catalogue (perigee × apogee, inclination).