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Entry no.
1989-0913

COSMOS 1813 DEB

COSMOS 1813 DEB (NORAD 17900) re-entered Earth’s atmosphere on 25 October 1989.

Official dateFragment record
NORAD number
17900
International designator
1987-004DJ
Object type
Fragment
Country
USSR
Parent launched
15 Jan 1987Plesetsk Cosmodrome
Re-entered (UTC)
25 Oct 1989UTC calendar day
Time since launch
2 years, 9 months1,014 days
How it ended
Re-entered (natural decay)
Latitude range
72.8°N to 72.8°SFinal inclination 72.8°

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 72.8°, allowed a re-entry anywhere between 72.8°N and 72.8°S.

Life in orbit

COSMOS 1813 DEB’s lowest and highest points above Earth, week by week, from its tracking history.

Also ended on 25 Oct 1989

1 entry
1989-0912COSMOS 1220 DEB *

From the same launch

1987-004
1987-0025SL-4 R/B1989-0292COSMOS 1813

Part of a fragment group

194 on record
194One of 194 fragments of Cosmos 1813 on record →
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