Gonets

Gonets is a Russian civilian low Earth orbit communications satellite system. It consists of a number of satellites, derived from Strela military communications satellites. The first two satellites, which were used to test and validate the system, were launched by a Tsyklon-3 launch vehicle from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome on 13 July 1992, and were designated Gonets-D. The first operational satellites, designated Gonets-D1, were launched on 19 February 1996. After launch, the first three satellites were given military Kosmos designations, a practice which was not continued with the other satellites.

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commons	image		Gonets-M-Salon-du-Bourget-2013-DSC 0043		Commons
commons	image		Абонетский терминал Гонец диапазона 0,3-0,4 ГГц мобильный обслуживаемый		Commons
commons	image		Zheleznogorsk city museum 49		Commons
commons	image		Zheleznogorsk city museum 50		Commons
commons	image		Zheleznogorsk city museum interior		Commons
commons	image		Zheleznogorsk city museum interior		Commons
commons	image		Zheleznogorsk city museum interior		Commons
commons	image		Zheleznogorsk city museum interior		Commons