Yubileyniy 1, 2 / MiR (RS 30, 40)
Yubileyniy [NPO-PM]
Yubileyniy is a small satellite named to honour the 50th anniversary of the first satellite in 1957. The Federal Space Agency, the Space Forces of Russia and the Central Council ROSTO are the backing entitys.
The new satellite will feature communication equipment for amateur radio operators and will test new components of satellite avionics.
| Nation: | Russia |
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| Type / Application: | Amateur communication, technology |
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| Configuration: | Hexagonal prism, gradient boom |
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| Power: | Solar cells, batteries |
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| Satellite | Date | LS | Launch Vehicle | Remarks | |
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| Yubileyniy (RS 30) | 23.05.2008 | Pl LC-133/3 | Rokot-KM | with Kosmos 2437 (Strela-3 #137), Kosmos 2438 (Strela-3 #138), Kosmos 2439 (Strela-3 #139) | |
| MiR (ex Yubileyniy 2) (RS 40) | 2012 | Pl LC-133/3 | Rokot-KM | with Gonets-M 3, Gonets-M 4, Kosmos 24xx |
Further RS (Radio Sport) missions:
