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Entry no.
2003-0099

SL-14 R/B

SL-14 R/B (NORAD 20390) re-entered Earth’s atmosphere on 5 June 2003, after 13 years, 5 months in orbit.

Official date
NORAD number
20390
International designator
1989-100B
Object type
Rocket body
Country
USSR
Launched
27 Dec 1989Plesetsk Cosmodrome
Re-entered (UTC)
5 Jun 2003UTC calendar day
Time in orbit
13 years, 5 months4,908 days
How it ended
Re-entered (natural decay)
Latitude range
73.5°N to 73.5°SFinal inclination 73.5°
Mass
1,600 kg

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 73.5°, allowed a re-entry anywhere between 73.5°N and 73.5°S.

Life in orbit

13 years, 5 months

SL-14 R/B’s lowest and highest points above Earth, week by week, from its tracking history.

From the same launch

1989-100
1990-0148Kosmos-2053 SS 31990-0152Kosmos-2053 SS 11990-0176Kosmos-2053 SS 51990-0180Kosmos-2053 SS 21990-0188Kosmos-2053 SS 41990-0220Kosmos-2053 SS 61990-0229Kosmos-2053 SS 71990-0237Kosmos-2053 SS 81990-0246Kosmos-2053 SS 91990-0372Kosmos-2053 SS 101990-0380Kosmos-2053 SS 111990-0477Kosmos-2053 SS 12
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Entered in the Orbital Register™, founding volume, September 2026.
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