Kosmos 2221

Kosmos 2221
Spacecraft properties

Mission type	ELINT
COSPAR ID	1992-080A
SATCAT №	S22236

Spacecraft type	Tselina-D ^[1]
Launch mass	2,000 kilograms (4,400 lb)^[2]

Start of mission
Launch date	24 November 1992, 04:10 (1992-11-24UTC04:10Z) UTC^[2]
Rocket	Tsyklon-3^[1]
Launch site	Plesetsk Cosmodrome^[2]

Orbital parameters
Reference system	Geocentric
Eccentricity	0.00177
Perigee	653 kilometres (406 mi)
Apogee	678 kilometres (421 mi)
Inclination	82.5 degrees
Period	97.8 minutes^[2]
Epoch	25 November 1992, 00:00 (1992-11-25Z) UTC^[2]

Kosmos 2221 (Russian: Космос 2221 meaning Cosmos 2221) is a Russian Tselina-D missile ELINT satellite which was launched in 1992.

Launch

Kosmos 2221 was launched from Site 32/2? at Plesetsk Cosmodrome in Russia.^[3] A Tsyklon-3 carrier rocket was used to perform the launch, which took place at 04:10 UTC on 24 November 1992.^[2] It subsequently received its Kosmos designation, and the international designator 1992-080A.^[2] The United States Space Command assigned it the Satellite Catalog Number 22236.^[2]

References

1 2 "Tselina-D (11F619, Ikar)". Gunter's Space Page. Retrieved 2014-10-01.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Cosmos 2221". National Space Science Data Centre. Retrieved 2014-10-01.
↑ McDowell, Jonathan. "Launch Log". Jonathan's Space Page. Retrieved 2014-10-01.

Tselina satellites

Tselina-O

Unknown^A
Kosmos 189^A
Kosmos 200
Kosmos 250
Kosmos 269
Kosmos 315
Kosmos 330
Kosmos 387
Kosmos 395
Kosmos 425
Unknown
Kosmos 436
Kosmos 437
Kosmos 460
Kosmos 479
Kosmos 500
Kosmos 536
Kosmos 544
Kosmos 549
Kosmos 582
Kosmos 610
Kosmos 631
Kosmos 655
Kosmos 661
Kosmos 698
Kosmos 707
Kosmos 749
Kosmos 781
Kosmos 787
Kosmos 790
Kosmos 812
Kosmos 845
Kosmos 870
Kosmos 899
Kosmos 924
Kosmos 960
Kosmos 1008
Kosmos 1062
Kosmos 1114
Kosmos 1215
Kosmos 1345

Tselina-D

Kosmos 389
Kosmos 405
Kosmos 476
Kosmos 542
Kosmos 604
Kosmos 673
Kosmos 744
Kosmos 756
Kosmos 808
Kosmos 851
Kosmos 895
Kosmos 925
Kosmos 955
Kosmos 975
Kosmos 1005
Kosmos 1043
Kosmos 1063
Kosmos 1077
Kosmos 1093
Kosmos 1116
Kosmos 1143
Kosmos 1145
Kosmos 1154
Kosmos 1184
Kosmos 1206
Kosmos 1222
Kosmos 1242
Kosmos 1271
Kosmos 1300
Kosmos 1315
Kosmos 1328
Kosmos 1340
Kosmos 1346
Kosmos 1356
Kosmos 1378
Kosmos 1400
Kosmos 1408
Kosmos 1437
Kosmos 1441
Kosmos 1455
Kosmos 1470
Kosmos 1515
Kosmos 1536
Kosmos 1544
Kosmos 1696
Kosmos 1626
Kosmos 1633
Kosmos 1666
Kosmos 1674
Kosmos 1703
Kosmos 1707
Kosmos 1726
Kosmos 1733
Kosmos 1743
Kosmos 1758
Kosmos 1782
Kosmos 1812
Kosmos 1825
Kosmos 1842
Kosmos 1862
Kosmos 1892
Kosmos 1908
Kosmos 1933
Kosmos 1953
Kosmos 1975
Kosmos 2221
Kosmos 2228
Unknown

Tselina-R

Kosmos 1805
Kosmos 2058
Kosmos 2151
Kosmos 2242

Tselina-2

Kosmos 1603
Kosmos 1656
Kosmos 1714
Kosmos 1844
Kosmos 1943
Kosmos 1980
Kosmos 2082
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Kosmos 2219
Kosmos 2227
Kosmos 2237
Kosmos 2263
Kosmos 2278
Kosmos 2297
Kosmos 2322
Kosmos 2333
Unknown
Kosmos 2360
Kosmos 2369
Kosmos 2406
Kosmos 2428

EPN^A

03.0380	Kosmos 921 Kosmos 956 Kosmos 972 Kosmos 1025

03.0694	Unknown Unnamed Kosmos 1697 Kosmos 1833

03.0695	Kosmos 1767 Kosmos 1820 Kosmos 1871 Kosmos 1873

^A - Mass simulator
Satellites in italics failed to achieve orbit

← 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

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Kosmos 2221

Launch

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References