About this launch
Taifun-2 satellite used to release up to 24 subsatellites for radar and sensor calibration
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 boosterKosmos-3M (11K65M)
- Vehicle
- Kosmos-3M (11K65M)
Kosmos-3M (11K65M): specs, record and next flights → Soviet Union: all its launches →
MissionTest Target · LEO
Test Target · LEO
What it put in orbit22 catalogued objects
| Object | Type | Orbit | Globe |
|---|---|---|---|
| COSMOS 913 1977-042A | Payload | re-entered 1979-12-29 | |
| SL-8 R/B 1977-042B | Rocket body | re-entered 1979-11-02 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042C | Debris | re-entered 1978-04-18 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042D | Debris | re-entered 1978-02-18 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042E | Debris | re-entered 1978-02-26 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042F | Debris | re-entered 1978-02-23 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042G | Debris | re-entered 1978-02-23 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042H | Debris | re-entered 1978-04-18 |
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| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042J | Debris | re-entered 1978-03-11 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042K | Debris | re-entered 1978-02-15 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042L | Debris | re-entered 1978-02-15 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042M | Debris | re-entered 1978-02-04 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042N | Debris | re-entered 1978-02-23 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042P | Debris | re-entered 1978-04-18 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042Q | Debris | re-entered 1978-03-15 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042R | Debris | re-entered 1978-06-18 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042S | Debris | re-entered 1978-03-22 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042T | Debris | re-entered 1978-04-18 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042U | Debris | re-entered 1978-03-18 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042V | Debris | re-entered 1978-03-18 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042W | Debris | re-entered 1978-04-18 | |
| COSMOS 913 DEB 1977-042X | Debris | re-entered 1978-03-27 |
COSPAR ID 1977-042. Orbits from the CelesTrak satellite catalogue (perigee × apogee, inclination).
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