“The launch of Yamal-601 is postponed from May 31 to May 29,” the agency’s source said, without specifying the reason for changing the launch date. According to him, the launch is scheduled at 20:42 Moscow time.In Roscosmos refrained from commenting. In GKS RIA Novosti reported that the start of "Yamal-601" will take place until May 31, and its exact date will be determined in a week.Earlier, Sevastyanov presented a long-term program for the development of the orbital constellation GCS until 2036, which provides for the launch of six telecommunications satellites Yamal and eight Earth remote sensing satellites Smotr. Yamal-501 and Yamal-502 satellites will fly in 2023, Yamal-701 and Yamal-702 - in 2029, Yamal-901 and Yamal-902 - in 2032, " Yamal-801 "and" Yamal-802 "- in 2034. Smotr-1 satellite will fly in 2022, Smotr-2 and Smotr-3 will fly in 2028, Smotr-4 and Smotr-5 will fly in 2035 and Smotr-6 will 2036
On the Roscosmos website, it is noted that in 2019 the satellites Meteor-M number 2-2 and Electro-L number 3 will be launched, in 2020 the Resurs-P satellites number 4, Meteor-M number 2 -3, the Kondor-FKA nature resource radar equipment number 1 and Obzor-R number 1, and the Arktika-M hydrometeorological satellite number 1.In 2021, the state corporation plans to put Resurs-P number 5, Meteor-M number 2-4, Electro-L number 4 and Kondor-FKA number 2 into orbit, in 2022, Resurs-PM number 1 and Electro-L number 5, in 2023 - Resurs-PM devices number 2, Meteor-M number 2-5, heliogeophysical satellites Ionosphere number 1 and 2 and Arktika-M number 2.In 2024, it is planned to launch Resurs-PM apparatuses number 3, Meteor-M number 2-6, Ionosphere number 3 and 4, and Arktika-M number 3, in 2025 Resurs-PM number 4, Kanopus-B number 7 and 8, Kondor-FKA-M and Arktika-M number 4 and 5.
MOSCOW, April 23. / Tass /. The launch of the first spacecraft, which will be included in the new satellite system "Sphere", will take place in 2023. This was announced on Tuesday by the first deputy general director of the Roscosmos state corporation, Yury Urlichich, at the XIII International Navigation Forum.“The next thing we will grow in the orbital grouping is the high-orbit space segment. It is assumed that six spacecraft will be deployed by 2025, the first spacecraft will fly in 2023,” he said.
MOSCOW, Apr 27 - RIA News. The launch of the Yamal-601 comsat by the Proton-M launch vehicle from the Baikonur cosmodrome will take place on May 30, a source in the rocket and space industry told RIA Novosti on Saturday.Earlier, another industry source told RIA Novosti that the launch of Yamal-601 is scheduled for 20.42 Moscow time on May 29.“The launch date is May 30, the launch time has not changed,” the agency’s source said, without specifying the reason for the date adjustment.
MOSCOW, Apr 28 - RIA News. The launch of the Glonass-M navigation satellite from the Plesetsk cosmodrome, scheduled for May 13, was postponed to May 27, a source in the rocket and space industry told RIA Novosti on Sunday.
MOSCOW, Apr 30 - RIA News. The first launch from the Vostochny cosmodrome in 2019 is scheduled for July 5, but the date can be changed, the report said on the website of the Roscosmos state corporation."The launch of the spacecraft" Meteor-M "number 2.2 from the Vostochny space center, scheduled for July 5, 2019 (the launch date can be adjusted)," - said in a statement.
“The launch of Blagovest will take place in mid-July. The preliminary date is July 16,” the agency’s source said.
MOSCOW, May 1 - RIA News. Next year, the Angara-A5 heavy-class booster will fly with the Perseus upper stage using environmentally friendly components of the fuel - liquid oxygen and kerosene, Roscosmos reported on Wednesday.The first launch of the Angara-A5 rocket took place in December 2014. The second launch is planned in December 2019, the third - in 2020."The launch of another Angara family rocket is scheduled for 2020 (year). Its main feature is the Perseus upper stage operating on environmentally friendly components of fuel," says the video on Roskosmos TV channel
In 2019–2033, it is planned to launch four Glonass-M satellites, nine Glonass-K and 33 Glonass-K2.In 2019, three Glonass-Ms and one Glonass-K and Glonass-K2 are to be put into orbit, in 2020 one Glonass-M, three Glonass-Ks and one Glonass К2 ", in 2021 - three" Glonass-K ", in 2022 - one each" Glonass-K "and" Glonass-K2 ". In 2023 it is planned to launch one Glonass-K and Glonass-K2, in 2024 four Glonass-K2, in 2025 six Glonass-K2, in 2026 two Glonass-K2 ".In 2029, it is planned to launch three Glonass-K2, in 2030 - seven Glonass-K2, in 2031 - three Glonass-K2, in 2032 - two Glonass-K2, in 2033 - two "Glonassa-K2".In 2025, it is planned to completely switch to the use of new-generation Glonass-K and Glonass-K2 satellites, which differ from the previous-generation Glonass-M satellites by the large number of emitted navigation signals.In addition, in the years 2023-2025, the Glonass-V high-orbit navigation satellites will be added to the GLONASS system in order to improve the accuracy of the GLONASS system.
MOSCOW, May 9th. / Tass /. Nearly 50 satellites of the GLONASS navigation system are planned to be launched before the end of 2033. This is stated in the System Development Strategy until 2033, which is at the disposal of TASS.In particular, in the years 2019-2020, 10 satellites of the system should go on Soyuz-2 launch vehicles. From 2024, the spacecraft will launch into space not only on the Soyuz missiles, but also on the heavy version of the Angara launch vehicle. In total, from 2024 to 2034, nine Angara-A5 rocket launches with navigation system satellites are planned.According to the strategy, the Soyuz missiles will be delivered into space by one satellite of the system, while the Angara will deliver two vehicles each. According to the materials, the possibility of using Proton missiles for future launches of the GLONASS system is no longer foreseen.
MOSCOW, May 12 - RIA News. The Samara Rocket and Space Center (RSC) Progress will receive the main instrument of the Obzor-R satellite No. 1 - the radar - at the end of 2019, the company's director general Dmitry Baranov told RIA Novosti."According to the terms of the government contract, the launch of the Obzor-R spacecraft No. 1 is scheduled for 2021. In accordance with the current progress of work, we plan to receive a flight radar model by the end of 2019 and prepare the satellite for shipment to the cosmodrome at the end of 2020" said rams.Earlier, Roscosmos reported that the launches of two such satellites were planned in 2021 and 2023, but also indicated the possibility of accelerating the construction of vehicles and their launch in 2020.
"The launch of the Blagovest satellite, which was planned for the end of May, should be carried out on July 16 of this year. After the launch of this apparatus into orbit, the formation of the orbital group of military comsats Blagovest will be completed," the agency’s source said without specifying the reason for the launch.
“Now we are considering the issue of launching the Ionosphere No. 1 and No. 2 satellites in 2021, to go left for two years so that these ionospheric tasks, which are very important, are solved faster than the current federal space program ", - he said at the conference" Actual problems of creating space systems for remote sensing of the Earth. "According to Makridenko, technological samples of spacecraft have already been developed, the development of flight models is underway.According to a previously published government contract, the first two "Ionospheres" are scheduled to be launched jointly in 2023, and in 2024 - vehicles number 3 and number 4. Flight tests of "Ionosphere" (testing of satellites in orbit) according to the contract are scheduled to be completed by November 25, 2025. At the same time, the procurement of components for another satellite of the group, the probe Zond, should begin.
"Works on" Meteor "No. 3 with a radar with AFAR (active phased antenna array - Ed.) Has been stopped. Because there are other projects that are going on with AFAR and without AFAR. Too many radar complexes for one country, this is not it is necessary. Now there is an optimization, "he said at the conference" Actual problems of creating space systems for remote sensing of the Earth. "Now there are two spacecraft in orbit - Meteor-M No. 1 and Meteor-M No. 2, the first one working with restrictions, since it was launched a long time ago - in 2009. Meteor-M No. 2-1 was lost due to an accident when it launched on the Soyuz-2 rocket with the Fregat upper stage from the Eastern Cosmodrome on November 28, 2017. "Meteor-M" №2-2 will be launched in June 2019. Four more such satellites will be launched in 2020, 2021, 2023 and 2024.
