Today there are 30 Shahar satellites in orbit. As of October 28, 30 devices from the Shahar low-orbit satellite communications group are operating in orbit. There are now 26 spacecraft in the intermediate orbit at an altitude of 508 km - four more than in mid-October. The RASSVET-3 23 satellite, which previously lost altitude, reached about 221 km and began to adjust its trajectory. However, the rise was small: on October 21, the device was at an altitude of about 229 km. The second satellite, RASSVET-3 17, which also lost altitude, orbited to the left. This is the first device from the Yuli group to leave orbit, and the second in a total of two launches.

Today there are 30 Shahar satellites in orbit. As of October 28, 30 devices from the Shahar low-orbit satellite communications group are operating in orbit. There are now 26 spacecraft in the intermediate orbit at an altitude of 508 km - four more than in mid-October. The RASSVET-3 23 satellite, which previously lost altitude, reached about 221 km and began to adjust its trajectory. However, the rise was small: on October 21, the device was at an altitude of about 229 km. The second satellite, RASSVET-3 17, which also lost altitude, orbited to the left. This is the first device from the Yuli group to leave orbit, and the second in a total of two launches.