COSMOS 2386

NORAD 27057· COSPAR 2001-058C· Active satellite· Military & Reconnaissance· LEO

Launch

Launched on Dec 28, 2001 from 32/1, Russia aboard a Tsiklon-3.

Tsiklon-3 | Strela-3 128 to 130 & Gonets 10 to 12 →

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Live · TLE epoch 2026-09-08 04:47 UTC

Orbit class

LEO — Low Earth Orbit (circular, < 2,000 km)

Operator

Russia / Soviet Union (military)

Country

Russia

Manufacturer

—

Launched

Dec 28, 2001

Mass

—

Apogee

1,421 km

Perigee

1,420 km

Inclination

82.55°

Period

1.90 h

Part of the GLONASS constellation · this satellite is one of 758

Russian satellite navigation system. ~24 active sats in MEO at ~19,100 km.

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Altitude history

Apogee and perigee for COSMOS 2386 across 14 days of archived orbital elements (15 element sets, one per day).

Trend

Stable

Change

-0.0 km

Rate

-0.00 km/day

Now

1420 × 1421 km

Apogee Perigee

Derived from our own archive of CelesTrak orbital elements, sampled every 3 hours. Short windows show drag and station-keeping; they are not a reentry prediction.

Launched with

One other catalogued object still in orbit from launch 2001-058 (Tsiklon-3 | Strela-3 128 to 130 & Gonets 10 to 12).

COSMOS 2385 · 27056

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