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Taifun-2 12

Success Soviet Union, Kosmos-3M (11K65M)

About this launch

Taifun-2 satellite used to release up to 24 subsatellites for radar and sensor calibration

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Flight profileThe climb, seen from the side · 3D replay on the globe
Launch window and padKapustin Yar, Russian Federation
Site
Kapustin Yar, Russian Federation

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Rocket and boosterKosmos-3M (11K65M)
MissionTest Target · LEO

Test Target · LEO

What it put in orbit26 catalogued objects
ObjectTypeOrbitGlobe
COSMOS 1351 1982-034A Payload re-entered 1983-03-14
SL-8 R/B 1982-034B Rocket body re-entered 1983-02-22
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034C Debris re-entered 1983-02-27
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034D Debris re-entered 1983-02-26
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034E Debris re-entered 1983-02-26
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034F Debris re-entered 1983-02-25
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034G Debris re-entered 1983-02-25
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034H Debris re-entered 1983-03-03
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COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034J Debris re-entered 1983-02-27
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034K Debris re-entered 1983-03-02
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034L Debris re-entered 1983-02-26
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034M Debris re-entered 1983-02-26
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034N Debris re-entered 1983-02-26
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034P Debris re-entered 1983-02-26
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034Q Debris re-entered 1983-02-26
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034R Debris re-entered 1983-03-05
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034S Debris re-entered 1983-02-27
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034T Debris re-entered 1983-02-26
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034U Debris re-entered 1983-02-26
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034V Debris re-entered 1983-02-26
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034W Debris re-entered 1983-02-26
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034X Debris re-entered 1983-02-26
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034Y Debris re-entered 1983-02-26
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034Z Debris re-entered 1983-03-03
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034AA Debris re-entered 1983-02-26
COSMOS 1351 DEB 1982-034AB Debris re-entered 1983-02-25

COSPAR ID 1982-034. Orbits from the CelesTrak satellite catalogue (perigee × apogee, inclination).

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