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Two Russian 'Rassvet' Satellites Reportedly Losing Altitude

Tuesday, October 13, 2026 at 08:26 AM

Two Russian 'Rassvet' satellites, numbered 17 and 23, launched into orbit in July, are reportedly losing altitude. If Russia cannot adjust their orbits, the satellites will burn up in the atmosphere.

The post mentions that these are Russian analogues to Starlink and that if Russia fails to correct their orbits, the satellites will burn up in the atmosphere.

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Reported by @UkraineNow on Telegram.
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Two Russian 'Rassvet' Satellites Reportedly Losing Altitude

@UkraineNow

Two Russian 'Rassvet' satellites, launched in July, are reportedly losing altitude and may burn up in the atmosphere if their orbits cannot be corrected.
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