Satelog

Payload (satellite)

KANOPUS-V 5

OperationalLEORussia / CIS

KANOPUS-V 5 is a satellite launched 2018-12-27 by Russia / CIS.

About

Kanopus
Image: Wikimedia Commons

Kanopus also known as Canopus, is a series of Russian Earth Observation satellite developed and operated by Roscosmos, primarily through the Research and Production Corporation VNIIEM. The program is designed for real-time monitoring of natural and man-made disasters, environmental changes, agriculture, cartography, and resource management. The Kanopus satellites operate in Sun-synchronous orbits at approximately 500–510 km altitude, offering high-resolution imaging and frequent revisits. The program emphasizes cost-effective, modular designs using the Kanopus bus platform, with contributions from international partners such as Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) of the United Kingdom for avionics and software.

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Dotted: where it has been. Solid: the next orbit and a half. Orbit data from CelesTrak, map from NASA Blue Marble. All credits

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Facts

NORAD ID43876
International designator2018-111A
TypePayload (satellite)
StatusOperational
OwnerRussia / CIS
Launch date2018-12-27
Launch siteVostochny, Russia
Orbital period94.6 min
Inclination97.35°
Apogee500 km
Perigee497 km

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