GLONASS-M

Figure 1. GLONASS high inclined space complex. (Image: Institute of Navigation Technology JSC)

January 18, 2022

Directions 2022: A new epoch for GLONASS

By Sergey Karutin, Nikolay Testoedov, and Sergey Donchenko

Ground Control at the Titov Main Test Space Center established a stable telemetry connection with the new satellite shortly after launch. (Photo: Roscosmos)

December 14, 2020

Directions 2021: GLONASS on the verge of a new decade

By Yury Urlichich, Sergey Karutin, Nikolay Testoedov, and Sergey Koblov

October 26, 2020

Russia adds to GLONASS constellation with latest launch

By Tracy Cozzens

The Soyuz-2.1b launch vehicle with encapsulated Glonass-M satellite is transported to the launchpad. (Screenshot: Russian Ministry of Defense video)

March 17, 2020

GLONASS-M satellite launched into orbit

By Tracy Cozzens

Artist's rendering of a Glonass-K satellite. (Image: ISS-Reshetnev)

January 27, 2020

GLONASS company to build 27 more satellites

By Tracy Cozzens

Yury Urlichich, First Deputy Director General, Roscosmos. (Photo: Roscosmos)

December 15, 2019

Directions 2020: GLONASS focuses on users

By Yury Urlichich, Sergey Karutin, and Nikolay Testoedov

December 11, 2019

Russia successfully launches Glonass-M satellite

By Tracy Cozzens

A GLONASS-M was launched Nov. 3 from the Plesetsk cosmodrome. (Photo: Russian Ministry of Defense)

November 5, 2018

GLONASS-M launched to replenish Russian navigation constellation

By Tracy Cozzens

June 18, 2018

GLONASS-M satellite put into designated orbit

By Tracy Cozzens

December 6, 2017

Directions 2018: GLONASS focuses on user needs

By Sergey Karutin, Nikolay Testoedov, and Andrey Tulin

Directions 2022: A new epoch for GLONASS

Directions 2021: GLONASS on the verge of a new decade

Russia adds to GLONASS constellation with latest launch

GLONASS-M satellite launched into orbit

GLONASS company to build 27 more satellites

Directions 2020: GLONASS focuses on users

Russia successfully launches Glonass-M satellite

GLONASS-M launched to replenish Russian navigation constellation

GLONASS-M satellite put into designated orbit

Directions 2018: GLONASS focuses on user needs

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