About this launch
Second generation soviet meteorological satellite
More about this launch
Flight profileThe climb, seen from the side · 3D replay on the globe
Launch window and padPlesetsk Cosmodrome, Russian Federation
- Site
- Plesetsk Cosmodrome, Russian Federation
Rocket and boosterTsiklon-3
MissionEarth Science · LEO
Earth Science · LEO
What it put in orbit51 catalogued objects, 1 of them satellites
| Object | Type | Orbit | Globe |
|---|---|---|---|
| METEOR 2-17 1988-005A | Payload | 931 × 957 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| SL-14 R/B 1988-005B | Rocket body | 934 × 957 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005C | Debris | 878 × 891 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005D | Debris | 820 × 863 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005E | Debris | 866 × 887 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005F | Debris | 839 × 877 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005G | Debris | 885 × 897 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005H | Debris | 885 × 901 km · 82.5° | Globe |
Show all 51 objects
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005J | Debris | 867 × 887 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005K | Debris | 871 × 880 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005L | Debris | 849 × 896 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005M | Debris | 845 × 887 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005N | Debris | 846 × 892 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005P | Debris | 846 × 898 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005Q | Debris | 868 × 909 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005R | Debris | 849 × 870 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005S | Debris | 873 × 880 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005T | Debris | 869 × 895 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005U | Debris | 866 × 873 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005V | Debris | 836 × 841 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005W | Debris | 818 × 840 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005X | Debris | 867 × 878 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005Y | Debris | 866 × 900 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005Z | Debris | 883 × 893 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AA | Debris | 871 × 888 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AB | Debris | 877 × 911 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AC | Debris | 834 × 868 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AD | Debris | 883 × 907 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AE | Debris | 868 × 902 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AF | Debris | 864 × 881 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AG | Debris | 875 × 897 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AH | Debris | 864 × 904 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AJ | Debris | 864 × 878 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AK | Debris | 866 × 896 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AL | Debris | 877 × 898 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AM | Debris | 860 × 890 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AN | Debris | 885 × 906 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AP | Debris | 849 × 914 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AQ | Debris | 880 × 906 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AR | Debris | 856 × 884 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AS | Debris | 868 × 912 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AT | Debris | 770 × 782 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AU | Debris | 851 × 852 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AV | Debris | 870 × 902 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AW | Debris | 781 × 798 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AX | Debris | 890 × 908 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AY | Debris | 824 × 865 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005AZ | Debris | 860 × 885 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005BA | Debris | 845 × 867 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005BB | Debris | 889 × 915 km · 82.5° | Globe |
| METEOR 2-17 DEB 1988-005BC | Debris | 877 × 891 km · 82.5° | Globe |
COSPAR ID 1988-005. Orbits from the CelesTrak satellite catalogue (perigee × apogee, inclination).
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