14 reports match “Cosmos 2589”. Browse every relevant article across the Integrity Flash archive.
3 May 2026: As we noted in previous Flash editions, Cosmos 2589 (64467) had nearly completed its orbit circularization and USA 325 (51281) looked to be heading in…
17 Apr 2026: Over the next 2-3 weeks both USA 325 and TJS-10 will pass through Cosmos 2589's orbit. As we began reporting in November 2025, Cosmos 2589…
5 Apr 2026: Russian space operators continue to circularize Cosmos 2589's (64467). Recall that Russia launched Cosmos 2589 into an unusual Geosynchronous Highly Elliptical Orbit in Jun 2025.…
6 Mar 2025: Russia continues to maneuver Cosmos 2589 (64467) closer to a circular Geosynchronous Orbit. Russia has been regularly increasing the satellite’s perigee and decreasing its apogee…
By Dr. Larissa Beavers The following graphic provides a concise visual timeline of Russia’s steady progression from early co-orbital satellite experiments to an integrated, multi-layered counterspace posture, based…
16 Jan 2026: As noted in the 7 December 2025 Flash , Cosmos 2589 (64467) began conducting maneuvers to circularize its orbit on 19 Nov 2025 when it…
28 Nov 2025: After months of operating in proximity with one another Cosmos 2589 (64467) and Cosmos 2590 (64527) appear to be heading their separate ways. Cosmos 2589…
10 Oct 2025: Russia continues to periodically conduct rendezvous and proximity operations (RPO) with Cosmos 2589 (64467) and Cosmos 2590 (64527). The satellite pair remain in “super-GEO” elliptical…
14 Sep 2025: We now have a new name for Object C which was the sub-satellite released by Cosmos 2589 back in July. Russia has registered Object C…
20-27 August 2025: In the 17 Aug Flash I reported Obj C (64527) had maneuvered and was no longer in RPO conditions with Cosmos 2589 (64467). Between 20-27…
3-16 August: In the 3 Aug Flash it appeared Cosmos 2589 (64467) and Obj C (64527) were positioned to conduct
China GEO Refueling Demonstration 21 July- 1 Aug: There were no major changes with either SJ-21 (49330) or SJ-25 (62485). The two objects likely remained dock and are…
5-20 Jul: Russia has conducted Rendezvous & Proximity Operations (RPO) between Cosmos 2589 (64467) and its Object D (64527) sub-satellite. It appears Object D conducted the majority of…
3 Jul: As noted in the 23 June Flash , Russia launched an Cosmos 2589 (64467) from Plesetsk on an Angara-5 rocket equipped with a Briz-M upper-stage on…
