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Bureau 1440

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Бюро 1440

OOO "Byuro 1440" is a Russian aerospace company within the ICS Holding structure, focused on creating a low-orbit satellite system for high-speed broadband data transmission. The company has launched experimental missions named "Rassvet-1" and "Rassvet-2" and aims to begin commercial operations in 2027 with a constellation of 288 satellites for global coverage. "Byuro 1440" is developing technologies for satellite internet and communication, including laser communication between satellites, with plans to offer services in remote areas of Russia and internationally.

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Bureau 1440’s Rassvet-1 mission in 2023 used 3 prototypes weighing 80 kg each.

CapabilityGeneralValue 4.0Mar 17, 2026Since we are just days away from the launch, here's a comparison & evolution of Bureau 1440 satellites and their missions

Bureau 1440 planned to launch its serial satellites into an 82.3° inclination orbit.

PlanValue 4.0Mar 16, 2026Although now I'm pretty sure it's Bureau 1440, they planned to launch their serial satellites into 82.3° inclination, which exactly matches the inclination I'm getting from the NOTAM

Bureau 1440 currently has only six experimental satellites in orbit, launched during the Rassvet-1 and Rassvet-2 missions.

CapabilityGeneralValue 2.8Jan 25, 2026Russian “Starlink” Launch Pushed to 2026 Amid Production Shortfalls

Bureau 1440's revised roadmap now targets 156 launches in 2026 and 292 in 2027.

PlanValue 4.0Jan 25, 2026Russian “Starlink” Launch Pushed to 2026 Amid Production Shortfalls

Bureau 1440 announced the postponement of its initial deployment of 16 high-speed internet satellites originally scheduled for late 2025.

PlanGeneralValue 4.0Jan 25, 2026Russian “Starlink” Launch Pushed to 2026 Amid Production Shortfalls

Bureau 1440 is expected to contribute an additional 329 billion rubles ($4.36 billion) in private investment through 2030.

FinancialGrowthValue 4.0Jan 25, 2026Russian “Starlink” Launch Pushed to 2026 Amid Production Shortfalls

Bureau 1440 brought the Rassvet-2 satellites closer to a distance of 800 meters for the photo.

CapabilityValue 3.5Dec 22, 2025Bureau 1440 shows photo of their Rassvet-2 satellite taken by another Rassvet-2 satellite. "For this picture, we used service cameras that were not designed for shooting at long distances. Therefore, our engineers brought the satellites closer to a distance of 800 meters."
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