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Entry no.
1989-0281

Kosmos-2002 SS 5

ESO

Kosmos-2002 SS 5 (NORAD 19832) re-entered Earth’s atmosphere on 10 March 1989, after 24 days in orbit.

Official dateIdentified from the historical record
NORAD number
19832
International designator
1989-012G
Object type
Spacecraft
Official listing
SL-8 DEBListed as a fragment
Country
USSR
Launched
14 Feb 1989Plesetsk Cosmodrome
Re-entered (UTC)
10 Mar 1989UTC calendar day
Time in orbit
24 days24 days
How it ended
Re-entered (natural decay)
Latitude range
65.6°N to 65.6°SFinal inclination 65.6°
Mass
5 kg
Operator
PVO
Built by
Southern SDB
Bus
ESO
Programme
ESO

Where it came down

Latitude band its orbit allowed
Exact position not recorded

No position was recorded for this re-entry. Its final orbit, inclined at 65.6°, allowed a re-entry anywhere between 65.6°N and 65.6°S.

Life in orbit

24 days

Kosmos-2002 SS 5’s lowest and highest points above Earth, week by week, from its tracking history.

Also ended on 10 Mar 1989

6 entries
1989-0280Kosmos-2002 SS 21989-0282Kosmos-2002 SS 101989-0276SOLWIND DEB1989-0277ARIANE 1 DEB1989-0278ARIANE 1 DEB1989-0279COSMOS 1823 DEB

From the same launch

1989-012
1989-0239Kosmos-2002 SS 11989-0259Kosmos-2002 SS 91989-0268Kosmos-2002 SS 41989-0274Kosmos-2002 SS 61989-0280Kosmos-2002 SS 21989-0282Kosmos-2002 SS 101989-0285Kosmos-2002 SS 31989-0286Kosmos-2002 SS 71989-0287Kosmos-2002 SS 81989-0686SL-8 R/B1989-0889COSMOS 2002
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