Roscosmos announced the successful launch of 52 satellites on the 29th. According to information posted by Roscosmos on social media platforms, at 16:18 Moscow time on the 28th, the Soyuz-2.1b carrier rocket carrying 52 satellites took off from the Oriental Space Launch Site in Amur Oblast in the Russian Far East. The satellites all entered the scheduled orbit, with a total launch time of 5 hours. These satellites will be used for remote sensing of the Earth, electromagnetic radiation research, global shipping monitoring, receiving IoT transmitter signals, and studying the effects of space on living organisms.

Roscosmos announced the successful launch of 52 satellites on the 29th. According to information posted by Roscosmos on social media platforms, at 16:18 Moscow time on the 28th, the Soyuz-2.1b carrier rocket carrying 52 satellites took off from the Oriental Space Launch Site in Amur Oblast in the Russian Far East. The satellites all entered the scheduled orbit, with a total launch time of 5 hours. These satellites will be used for remote sensing of the Earth, electromagnetic radiation research, global shipping monitoring, receiving IoT transmitter signals, and studying the effects of space on living organisms.