
The press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation commented on the development of the Rassvet space group
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In March, Bureau 1440 launched 16 Rassvet satellites into orbit; the second launch took place in July.
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Press Secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov expressed hope for the speedy effective operation of the Rassvet satellite constellation.
In March, the Russian company Bureau 1440 launched 16 satellites of the Rassvet constellation into orbit, and in July the second package launch of spacecraft took place.
The target date for the start of commercial operation of the broadband satellite data transmission service based on the Rassvet constellation is 2027.
MOSCOW, September 27 - RIA Novosti. Press Secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov expects that the Rassvet satellite constellation will become operational as soon as possible.
“Let’s wait for our system to work... For it to work effectively. Let’s hope that this will happen as soon as possible,” Peskov told Vesti author Pavel Zarubin, speaking about the system.
In March, the Russian aerospace company Bureau 1440 launched 16 satellites of the Rassvet low-orbit constellation into orbit. In July, the second package launch of spacecraft took place. The target date for the start of commercial operation of a broadband satellite data transmission service based on a low-orbit constellation is 2027.
The spacecraft are developed on the basis of the company's own platform and integrate a communication system based on 5G NTN architecture, an updated power supply system, new generation inter-satellite laser communication terminals and a plasma propulsion system.
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