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PHOBOS 2, launched from Tyuratam Missile and Space Center, Kazakhstan (Also known as Baikonur Cosmodrome) in 1988.

PHOBOS 2 - In-The-Sky.org In-The-Sky.org Guides to the night sky Location: Ottawa (45.41°N; 75.70°W) PHOBOS 2 Home Spacecraft Satellite catalog News Upcoming events By topic AsteroidsCometsConjunctionsThe Deep SkyThe Dwarf PlanetsThe EarthEclipsesThe Inner PlanetsMeteor ShowersThe MoonNovae & SupernovaeLunar OccultationsThe Outer Planets Current comets News planetarium Event calendar Eclipses News search Charts Planetarium All-sky charts Sky rotation diagram Star atlas The solar system 3D Moon map Object-finder charts Rising & setting times Live twilight map World timezone map The Earth in space The Universe in 3D The moons of Jupiter Weather forecast Custom graphs More... Spacecraft World map of satellite positions Satellites in your sky 3D satellite map Planetarium of satellites Catalog of spacecraft (SATCAT) GPS satellite positions Find bright satellite passes Objects Your sky Planets Comets Asteroids Deep sky objects Sky diagram Rising / setting times Object catalogs Messier objects Browse catalogs Object search More... Data Tables List of the constellations Sunrise & sunset times Twilight times Ephemerides Rising / setting times Phases of the Moon Timezone conversion When do the clocks change? More... Resources Map of the constellations Articles Make a planisphere Make a medieval astrolabe Precession of the equinoxes Open-source software Cambridge pub map About In-The-Sky.org Privacy policy More... External Links Science Demos Hill Top Views Pyxplot JSPlot Astrophotography Archive Photo Gallery More... Browse satellite catalog | Map of low-earth satellites | Satellites above your horizon | 3D map of low-earth satellites PHOBOS 2 Launch Details Launched 11 July 1988 Flight ended – Status Unknown Launch site Tyuratam Missile and Space Center, Kazakhstan (Also known as Baikonur Cosmodrome) Owner Commonwealth of Independent States (former USSR) NORAD ID 19287 COSPAR ID 1988-059A Observing Timeline 1988 Jul 12 –Launch from Baikonur Cosmodrome1989 Jan 29 –Insertion into orbit around Mars1989 Mar 27 –Contact with spacecraft lost; mission ended Launched alongside SL-12 R/B(2) SL-12 PLAT SL-12 R/B(1) Share Follow Ottawa Latitude: Longitude: Timezone: 45.41°N 75.70°W EST Color scheme Light Night mode © Dominic Ford 2011–2023. For more information including contact details, click here. Our privacy policy is here. Last updated: 03 Jan 2023, 19:49 UTC Website designed by . Site hosted by ✖✖In-The-Sky.org uses cookies to personalise content to your geographic location. By continuing to use this site you consent to our privacy policy