In the next nine years, from 2025 to 2034, Russia will launch a series of hydrometeorological satellites for remote sensing of the Earth. This was announced by Roscosmos State Corporation at the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
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Today, in our country, we are trying to pay maximum attention to the hydrometeorological direction, so we have formed a triad of space systems. These are spacecraft placed in geostationary orbit, highly elliptical space systems beyond the northern latitudes, this system is unique in the world, and a low-orbit segment represented by Meteor-M satellites.
The launch schedule for the new satellites is as follows:
- in 2025 - a series of Arktika-MP satellites. They will provide hydrometeorological information, including weather forecasts on a regional and global scale: forecasts and conditions of sea areas, oceans, the Northern Sea Route, conditions for aviation flights of the helio-geophysical environment in near-Earth space, the state of the ionosphere and the Earth's magnetic field. The satellite will also relay signals from emergency radio buoys COSPAS-SARSAT;
- in 2026 - a high-detail observation spacecraft Resurs-PM. It will be engaged in cartography, monitor emergency situations, and obtain data for the search for hydrocarbon resources;
- in 2032 - Arktika-MP, Ionosfera-M-OP, Meteor-MP and Stereoskop satellites.
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