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Russia to launch Arctic weather satellite

Submit on Monday, January 21st, 2019 22:58

The first Russian satellite for weather forecasting and monitoring climate and environment in the Arctic region, Arktika-M, is planned to be sent to near-earth orbit in June 2019, a source in the Russian space industry was quoted as saying.

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