description Meteor-M No.2 Overview
Meteor-M No.2 is a Russian polar-orbiting meteorological satellite launched in July 2014 to support operational weather forecasting and climate monitoring. Operated by Roscosmos, the satellite carries an array of advanced instruments, including microwave radiometers, infrared sounders, and multispectral imaging systems. These instruments collect atmospheric and surface data crucial for storm tracking, environmental analysis, and global weather modeling. The spacecraft was designed to replace older Russian weather satellites and maintain domestic meteorological capabilities.
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When was Meteor-M No.2 launched?
Meteor-M No.2 was launched in July 2014. It was placed into a polar orbit for repeated coverage of different parts of Earth.
What is Meteor-M No.2 used for?
Meteor-M No.2 supports operational weather forecasting and climate monitoring. Its instruments collect atmospheric, land, and ocean observations.
What kind of orbit does Meteor-M No.2 use?
Meteor-M No.2 uses a polar orbit. This lets the satellite pass over different latitudes as Earth rotates beneath it.
Who operates Meteor-M No.2?
Meteor-M No.2 is operated by Roscosmos. The satellite carries instruments including microwave radiometers and infrared sensors.
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