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- 0aee28fe-1c74-4743-8855-003bc1075174 definition "A series of uncrewed Soviet and then Russian satellites launched from the early 1960s to the present day As of 2020 there were 2544 satellites in the series The first was launched on March 16 1962 Kosmos satellites were used for a wide variety of purposes including scientific research navigation and military reconnaissance In the Soviet years failures of probes in other programs were given a Kosmos number Kosmos 26 and 49 both launched in 1964 for example were equipped to measure Earths magnetic field Others were employed to study certain technical aspects of spaceflight as well as physical phenomena in Earths upper atmosphere and in deep space A number of themsuch as Kosmos 597 600 and 602were apparently used to collect intelligence on the Yom Kippur War the fourth ArabIsraeli war in October 1973 Some Kosmos spacecraft had the ability to intercept satellites launched by other nations Other Kosmos satellites have proved much more notable for how their missions ended Kosmos 954 a Soviet navy satellite powered by a nuclear reactor crashed in the Northwest Territories of Canada on January 24 1978 scattering radioactive debris The first collision that destroyed an operational satellite happened on February 10 2009 when Kosmos 2251 an inactive Russian military communications satellite collided with Iridium 33 a communications satellite owned by the American company Motorola about 760 km 470 miles above northern Siberia shattering both satellites" @default.
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