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Kosmos-2562

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Launched 10/21/2022
Technical Specifications
Verified technical details
Dry Mass
500 kg
Total Mass
500 kg
Power
Unknown
Design Life
Unknown
Stakeholders

Operator

Russian Ministry of Defense

Manufacturer

Russian Ministry of Defense
Launch Mission

Kosmos-2561/2562

10/21/2022

Entity Mentions
All verified mentions of this entity in source documents

TASS reported that the two satellites launched from Plesetsk in October 2022 were named Kosmos-2561 and Kosmos-2562.

Mentioned as: Kosmos-2562SourceFeb 3, 2026

Kosmos-2562 performed rendezvous and proximity operations with the defunct Resurs-P3 satellite during 2023 prior to its de-orbit, as reported by tracking analyses in late 2023.

Mentioned as: Kosmos-2562SourceFeb 3, 2026

Space-Track.Org classified Kosmos-2562 as having a radar cross section of "small" (between 0.1 and 1 m2) as of January 9, 2023.

Mentioned as: Kosmos-2562SourceFeb 3, 2026

As of January 9, 2023, Kosmos-2562 had executed three orbit-lowering burns (two in late October 2022 and one in mid-November 2022) and was tracked in a roughly 377x395 km orbit.

Mentioned as: Kosmos-2562SourceFeb 3, 2026

Kosmos-2561 and Kosmos-2562 were launched into higher orbits using a Volga upper stage and both performed small orbital maneuvers after deployment.

Mentioned as: Kosmos-2562SourceFeb 3, 2026