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2024-199S

Unconfirmed (rideshare cluster) · GK Launch Services / various Russian institutions

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This object belongs to the same crowded November 4, 2024 Vostochny rideshare launch as several of its catalog neighbors — COSPAR designation 2024-199 — which combined Russia's Ionosfera-M ionospheric research satellites with roughly two dozen small satellites contributed by universities and technical institutes nationwide. Unlike some of the named CubeSats in the same batch, this particular object's builder and mission could not be matched with confidence to a public source during research. Given how many nearly identical small satellites flew on this single mission, precise identification for objects like this one typically requires cross-referencing directly against an authoritative catalog rather than general news coverage of the launch.

Its orbit

Orbit
Low Earth Orbitcan appear as a fast-moving star at dawn or dusk
Altitude
279–286 mi (450–461 km)
Inclination
97.3°
One orbit
93.5 minutes15.4 orbits a day
NORAD ID
61751
Int’l designator
2024-199S
Launched
2024

Orbital elements from CelesTrak, as of 22 Sep 2026.

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