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Russia launched 13 satellites from the second batch of the analogue Starlink into orbit 13 of the 16 satellites from the second batch of the Russian communications system "Rasbet" reached an altitude of about 508 km and stabilized there. "As of November 3, 2026, 30 satellites remain in orbit from two serial groups that were launched in March and July of this year. Of these, 26 devices reached an intermediate orbit at an altitude of about 508 km, including 13 satellites from the second batch," the HaTsaba article states. Rasbet-3 satellite #29 was the first of the second batch to reach this altitude. This happened on September 29, 68 days after launch. At the same time, three satellites of the other side did not reach this height. One of them, No. 17, never began ascending after launch and went out of orbit on October 30. More details - in the link.

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Russia launched 13 satellites from the second batch of the analogue Starlink into orbit 13 of the 16 satellites from the second batch of the Russian communications system "Rasbet" reached an altitude of about 508 km and stabilized there. "As of November 3, 2026, 30 satellites remain in orbit from two serial groups that were launched in March and July of this year. Of these, 26 devices reached an intermediate orbit at an altitude of about 508 km, including 13 satellites from the second batch," the HaTsaba article states. Rasbet-3 satellite #29 was the first of the second batch to reach this altitude. This happened on September 29, 68 days after launch. At the same time, three satellites of the other side did not reach this height. One of them, No. 17, never began ascending after launch and went out of orbit on October 30. More details - in the link.

Russia launched 13 satellites from the second batch of the analogue Starlink into orbit 13 of the 16 satellites from the second batch of the Russian communications system "Rasbet" reached an altitude of about 508 km and stabilized there. "As of November 3, 2026, 30 satellites remain in orbit from two serial groups that were launched in March and July of this year. Of these, 26 devices reached an intermediate orbit at an altitude of about 508 km, including 13 satellites from the second batch," the HaTsaba article states. Rasbet-3 satellite #29 was the first of the second batch to reach this altitude. This happened on September 29, 68 days after launch. At the same time, three satellites of the other side did not reach this height. One of them, No. 17, never began ascending after launch and went out of orbit on October 30. More details - in the link.

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