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Russian company to send 32 satellites into space
Moscow-based operator Kosmotras said Wednesday that it will send a record 32 satellites into space in one launch.
Moscow: Moscow-based operator Kosmotras said Wednesday that it will send a record 32 satellites into space in one launch.
The Dnepr rocket, with a cluster of 32 satellites on board, is to be launched at 11.10 a.m. Thursday from the Yasny-Dombarovsky launch site in Russia`s Orenburg region, Xinhua reported. Russia is to break the record set by the US Orbital company, who sent 29 satellites into space with a single rocket 0115 GMT Wednesday.
Dnepr is converted from a strategic ballistic missile by Russian and Ukrainian enterprises.
Kosmotras has launched 65 satellites into space with 18 rockets.
The Dnepr rocket, with a cluster of 32 satellites on board, is to be launched at 11.10 a.m. Thursday from the Yasny-Dombarovsky launch site in Russia`s Orenburg region, Xinhua reported. Russia is to break the record set by the US Orbital company, who sent 29 satellites into space with a single rocket 0115 GMT Wednesday.
Dnepr is converted from a strategic ballistic missile by Russian and Ukrainian enterprises.
Kosmotras has launched 65 satellites into space with 18 rockets.