Kosmos 2175

Kosmos 2175
Spacecraft properties

Mission type	Reconnaissance
Operator	VKS

Spacecraft type	Yantar-4K2

Start of mission
Launch date	21 January 1992, 15:00:00 (1992-01-21UTC15Z) UTC
Rocket	Soyuz-U
Launch site	Plesetsk Cosmodrome 43/3

End of mission
Landing date	20 March 1992 (1992-03-21)

Orbital parameters
Reference system	Geocentric
Regime	Low Earth
Perigee	158 kilometres (98 mi)
Apogee	347 kilometres (216 mi)
Inclination	67.1 degrees
Period	89.6 minutes

Kosmos 2175 (Russian: Космос-2175 meaning Cosmos 2175) was a Russian Yantar-4K2 photo reconnaissance satellite. It was the first satellite to be launched by the Russian Federation, following the breakup of the Soviet Union. It was launched by a Soyuz-U carrier rocket, flying from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome, on 21 January 1992.^[1]

It was the 63rd Yantar-4K2 satellite. Yantar-4K2 spacecraft are also designated Kobal't. Kosmos 2175 was deorbited, and recovered after atmospheric re-entry, on 20 March 1992, following a successful mission. Prior to this, two capsules had been returned with imagery aboard.

References

↑ Encyclopedia Astronautica – Chronology – Quarter 1 1992

Yantar satellites

Yantar-1KFT Kometa/Siluet	Kosmos 1246 Kosmos 1370 Kosmos 1516 Kosmos 1608 Kosmos 1673 Kosmos 1784 Kosmos 1865 Kosmos 1896 Kosmos 1944 Kosmos 1986 Kosmos 2021 Kosmos 2078 Kosmos 2134 Kosmos 2174 Kosmos 2185 Kosmos 2243 Kosmos 2284 No.18 Kosmos 2349 Kosmos 2373 Kosmos 2415

Yantar-2K Feniks	No.1 Kosmos 697 Kosmos 758 Kosmos 805 Kosmos 844 Kosmos 905 Kosmos 949 Kosmos 1028 Kosmos 1079 Kosmos 1121 Kosmos 1144 Kosmos 1152 Kosmos 1208 Kosmos 1236 Kosmos 1240 Kosmos 1248 No.979 Kosmos 1270 Kosmos 1274 Kosmos 1282 Kosmos 1296 Kosmos 1318 Kosmos 1330 Kosmos 1336 Kosmos 1350 Kosmos 1384 Kosmos 1407 Kosmos 1439 Kosmos 1454 Kosmos 1471

Yantar-4K1 Oktan	Kosmos 1097 Kosmos 1177 Kosmos 1218 Kosmos 1377 Kosmos 1399 Kosmos 1424 Kosmos 1442 Kosmos 1457 Kosmos 1466 Kosmos 1489 Kosmos 1496 Kosmos 1511

Yantar-4K2 Kobalt	Kosmos 1298 Kosmos 1347 Unknown Kosmos 1504 Kosmos 1532 Kosmos 1539 Kosmos 1548 Kosmos 1558 Kosmos 1576 Kosmos 1585 Kosmos 1599 Kosmos 1611 Kosmos 1616 Kosmos 1630 Kosmos 1647 Kosmos 1654 Kosmos 1676 Kosmos 1679 Kosmos 1699 Kosmos 1706 Kosmos 1724 Kosmos 1734 Kosmos 1739 Kosmos 1756 Kosmos 1764 Kosmos 1773 Kosmos 1792 Kosmos 1807 Kosmos 1811 Kosmos 1824 Kosmos 1835 Kosmos 1847 Kosmos 1866 Kosmos 1886 Kosmos 1893 Kosmos 1901 Kosmos 1916 Kosmos 1935 Kosmos 1942 Kosmos 1955 Kosmos 1963 Kosmos 1969 Kosmos 1984 Kosmos 1993 Kosmos 2005 Kosmos 2018 Kosmos 2020 Kosmos 2030 Kosmos 2047 Kosmos 2052 Kosmos 2057 Unknown Kosmos 2077 Unknown Kosmos 2089 Kosmos 2102 Kosmos 2108 Kosmos 2124 Kosmos 2138 Kosmos 2149 Kosmos 2156 Kosmos 2171 Kosmos 2175 Kosmos 2182 Kosmos 2186 Kosmos 2203 Kosmos 2210 Kosmos 2220 Kosmos 2231 Kosmos 2240 Kosmos 2259 Kosmos 2274 Kosmos 2283 Kosmos 2311 Kosmos 2314 Kosmos 2331 Unknown Kosmos 2348 Kosmos 2358 Kosmos 2365 Kosmos 2377 Kosmos 2387

Yantar-4K2M Kobalt-M	Kosmos 2410 Kosmos 2420 Kosmos 2427 Kosmos 2445 Kosmos 2450 Kosmos 2462 Kosmos 2472 Kosmos 2480

Yantar-4KS1 Terilen	Kosmos 1426 Kosmos 1552 Kosmos 1643 Kosmos 1731 Kosmos 1770 Kosmos 1810 Kosmos 1836 Kosmos 1881 Kosmos 1936 Unknown Unknown Kosmos 2007 Kosmos 2049 Kosmos 2072 Kosmos 2113

Yantar-4KS1M Neman	Kosmos 2153 Kosmos 2183 Kosmos 2223 Kosmos 2267 Kosmos 2280 Kosmos 2305 Kosmos 2320 Kosmos 2359 Kosmos 2370

← 1991 · Orbital launches in 1992 · 1993 →

Kosmos 2175 \| STS-42 \| Kosmos 2176 \| Progress M-11 \| Kosmos 2177 · Kosmos 2178 · Kosmos 2179 \| Unnamed \| USA-78 \| Fuyo 1 \| Kosmos 2180 \| USA-79 \| Superbird B1 · Arabsat 1C \| Molniya 1-83 \| Kosmos 2181 \| Galaxy 5 \| Soyuz TM-14 \| STS-45 \| Kosmos 2182 \| Gorizont No.36L \| Kosmos 2183 \| USA-80 \| Kosmos 2184 \| Telecom 2B · Inmarsat-2 F4 \| Progress M-12 \| USA-81 \| Resurs-F2 No.8 \| Kosmos 2185 \| STS-49 \| Palapa B4 \| SROSS-C \| Kosmos 2186 \| Kosmos 2187 · Kosmos 2188 · Kosmos 2189 · Kosmos 2190 · Kosmos 2191 · Kosmos 2192 · Kosmos 2193 · Kosmos 2194 \| EUVE \| Intelsat K \| Resurs-F1 No.55 \| STS-50 \| Progress M-13 \| Kosmos 2195 \| USA-82 \| SAMPEX \| USA-83 \| Kosmos 2196 \| INSAT-2A · Eutelsat-2 F4 \| Kosmos 2197 · Kosmos 2198 · Kosmos 2199 · Kosmos 2200 · Kosmos 2201 · Kosmos 2202 \| Gorizont No.37L \| Geotail · DUVE \| Kosmos 2203 \| Soyuz TM-15 \| Kosmos 2204 · Kosmos 2205 · Kosmos 2206 \| Kosmos 2207 \| STS-46 (EURECA · TSS-1) \| Molniya 1-84 \| FSW-13 \| TOPEX/Poseidon · Uribyol 1 · S80/T \| Kosmos 2208 \| Optus B1 \| Progress M-14 \| Resurs-F1 No.54 · Pion-Germes 1 · Pion-Germes 2 \| Galaxy 1R \| Satcom C4 \| USA-84 \| Kosmos 2209 \| Hispasat 1A · Satcom C3 \| STS-47 \| Kosmos 2210 \| Mars Observer \| FSW-14 · Freja \| Foton No.8L \| DFS-Kopernikus 3 \| Molniya-3 No.50 \| Kosmos 2211 · Kosmos 2212 · Kosmos 2213 · Kosmos 2214 · Kosmos 2215 · Kosmos 2216 \| Kosmos 2217 \| STS-52 (LAGEOS-2 · CTA) \| Progress M-15 (Znamya-2) \| Galaxy 7 \| Kosmos 2218 \| Ekran-M No.15L \| Resurs 500 \| Kosmos 2219 \| Kosmos 2220 \| MSTI-1 \| USA-85 \| Kosmos 2221 \| Kosmos 2222 \| Gorizont No.38L \| USA-86 \| Superbird A1 \| Molniya-3 No.56 \| STS-53 (USA-89 · ODERACS) \| Kosmos 2223 \| Kosmos 2224 \| USA-87 \| Optus B2 \| Kosmos 2226 \| Kosmos 2225 \| Kosmos 2227 \| Kosmos 2228 \| Kosmos 2229

Payloads are separated by bullets ( · ), launches by pipes ( \| ). Manned flights are indicated in bold text. Uncatalogued launch failures are listed in italics. Payloads deployed from other spacecraft are denoted in brackets.

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