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   Kosmos 2377 - Summary
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The classified satellite was launched into a 176 x 382 km (95 x 206 nmi) orbit, inclined at 67.1 degrees. Jonathon’s Space Report comments that this orbit is typical of Yantar class reconnaissance satellites. This generation of Yantar spacecraft, possibly called Kobal’t, carries a large recoverable capsule containing the camera system and film, as well as two small film capsules which would be returned during the mission. The spacecraft will likely remain in orbit for about 120 days which would lead to a landing around September 26.

Kosmos 2377

SPACECRAFT

Int'l Designation

 2001 022A

Launched

Owner / Sponsor
Mission Reconnaissance 
Manufacturer / Model TsSKB - Tsentrainoe Spetsializirovannoye KB (Central Specialized Design Bureau) Yantar / Kobal’t
Launch Mass
Dimensions, stowed  
Mission Orbit LEO

67.1°

Design Life  3 months
Power (EOL)  

LAUNCH

Launch Vehicle Model Soyuz U
Date / Time (UTC) 2001 May 29

 17:55

FINANCIAL

Satellite cost  
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