Рассвет
All 16 Rassvet satellites are cataloged in orbit.
RASSVET-3 satellites 1 through 16 have NORAD catalog numbers 68360 through 68375.
The first two Rassvet missions used prototype designations R1D1, R1D2, and R1D3 for Rassvet-1 and R2D1, R2D2, and R2D3 for Rassvet-2.
The launch of 16 Rassvet satellites marked the beginning of deployment of a satellite internet constellation developed by Bureau 1440.
Bureau 1440 separated 16 Rassvet satellites from Soyuz's third stage.
A Bureau 1440 video depicts 16 Rassvet satellites separating from Soyuz's third stage.
Rassvet-3 01 was recorded from the Swiss station on 2026-03-24 19:06:49 UTC.
Russia launched the first batch of 16 Rassvet satellites from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome.
The Rassvet satellites were deployed from Soyuz's third stage.
A video shows Soyuz's third stage and 16 Rassvet satellites flying over Alaska.
Bureau 1440 used the Rassvet-2 phase to test spacecraft subsystems for the 1440 platform.
Bureau 1440 used the Rassvet-1 phase to prepare infrastructure, validate team competencies, and mature key spacecraft platform technologies.
Bureau 1440’s 2026 Rassvet-3 mission uses 16 Rassvet Gen1 spacecraft weighing about 370 kg each.
A stack of 16 Rassvet satellites is depicted for launch inside a launch vehicle fairing.
Bureau 1440 planned to begin deploying its constellation with Rassvet Gen1 spacecraft in 2026.
Bureau 1440’s 2024 Rassvet-2 mission used three prototypes weighing 120 kg each.
Bureau 1440’s 2023 Rassvet-1 mission used three prototypes weighing 80 kg each.
Bureau 1440’s Rassvet-3 mission will start deployment of the Rassvet satellite constellation.
Bureau 1440’s Rassvet-2 mission in 2024 used three prototypes weighing 120 kg each.
Bureau 1440’s Rassvet-1 mission in 2023 used three prototypes weighing 80 kg each.