Track COSMOS 2310 Satellite in Real Time
Detailed information about COSMOS 2310 satellite
Designator id: 1995-012A
Description of COSMOS 2310 Satellite:
Cosmos 2310 was part of a 6-satellite Russian military navigation system distributed in orbital planes spaced 30 degrees apart, and launched from the Plesetsk cosmodrome aboard a Cosmos rocket. Navigation information was derived from Doppler-shifted VHF transmissions (approximately 150 and 400 MHz) of the satellite position and orbital data. By acquiring fixes from several satellites, a user's location could be calculated with an accuracy of 100 m. The time needed to ascertain a position was dependent upon the user's latitude and the number of operational spacecraft in orbit. Normally, accurate location determination could be made within 1-2 hours.
1 23526U 95012A 12338.56604913 .00000070 00000-0 60435-4 0 2820 2 23526 082.9445 190.4648 0022000 338.4539 021.5687 13.71710335886331