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 Cosmos
2143-2148, 1991-033A-F - A multiple launch of an Tsyklon from Plesetsk Cosmodrome on the the 16th May 1991 put
six spacecraft into a 1415km orbit inclined at 82.6 degrees, The spacecraft form part of
the military constellation for the Russian Federation Ministry of Defense (MO RF). The
spacecraft use the STRELA-3 bus, weigh 231kg each and are designed for a five year
lifetime by NPO Applied Mechanics (NPO Prikladnoi Mekhaniki of Krasnoyarsk, Russia). The
spacecraft will provide military services of data transfer and photo reconnoissance.
- Solar A
(Yohkoh), 1991-062A
- A 420kg mini-satellite launched from Kagoshima on the 30th August 1991 on a M3S2
launcher. The spacecraft investigates solar phenomena and performs X-ray imaging.
- Cosmos
2157-2162, 1991-077A-F
- A multiple launch of an Tsyklon from Plesetsk Cosmodrome on the the 28th September 1991
put six spacecraft into a 1415km orbit inclined at 82.6 degrees, The spacecraft form part
of the military constellation for the Russian Federation Ministry of Defense (MO RF). The
spacecraft use the STRELA-3 bus, weigh 231kg each and are designed for a five year
lifetime by NPO Applied Mechanics (NPO Prikladnoi Mekhaniki of Krasnoyarsk, Russia) for
SMOLSAT (Russia). The spacecraft wil provide military services of data transfer and photo
reconnoissance.
- Cosmos
2165-2170, 1991-077A-F
- A multiple launch of an Tsyklon from Plesetsk Cosmodrome on the the 12th November 1991
put six spacecraft into a 1415km orbit inclined at 82.6 degrees, The spacecraft form part
of the military constellation for the Russian Federation Ministry of Defense (MO RF). The
spacecraft use the STRELA-3 bus, weigh 231kg each and are designed for a five year
lifetime by NPO Applied Mechanics (NPO Prikladnoi Mekhaniki of Krasnoyarsk, Russia) for
SMOLSAT (Russia). The spacecraft wil provide military services of data transfer and photo
reconnoissance.
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