Eurostar 1000 Satellite Bus

Data current as of 2026-07-20.

The Eurostar 1000 bus accounts for 4 cataloged objects, of which 4 are in orbit and 0 are active. Most are built by BAES. The largest operator on this bus is INMAR. The first launched in 1990, the most recent in 1992.

4
In orbit
0
Active
4
Total launched
0
Reentered

Eurostar 1000 launched per year

1 2 1990: 1 object launched 1991: 2 objects launched 1992: 1 object launched 1990 1991 1992
Still in orbit Click a year to list its satellites.

Typical specifications

Most common values across cataloged Eurostar 1000 satellites.

Manufacturer BAES
Purpose Communication
Launch mass 1310 kg
Dry mass 624 kg
Length 2 m
Diameter 1.5 m
Span 14.9 m
Shape Box + 2 Pan
Power 2 deployable solar arrays, batteries
Propulsion R-4D-11
Design life 10 years
Equipment 4 (+2) L-band transponders, 1 (+1) C-band transponders
Typical orbit 1456 min period, 13° inclination

Top operators

INMAR 4

Top countries

I-INM 4

Eurostar 1000 satellites

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Name NORAD COSPAR Owner Launched Orbit Status Track
INMARSAT 2-F4 INMARSAT II F-4 21940 1992-021B INMAR Apr 15, 1992 1470 min, 12.2° Inactive
INMARSAT 2-F3 INMARSAT II F-3 21814 1991-084B INMAR Dec 16, 1991 1499 min, 14.2° Inactive
INMARSAT 2-F2 INMARSAT II F-2 21149 1991-018A INMAR Mar 8, 1991 1459 min, 12.8° Inactive
INMARSAT 2-F1 INMARSAT II F-1 20918 1990-093A INMAR Oct 30, 1990 1456 min, 13.1° Inactive

Frequently asked questions

How many Eurostar 1000 satellites are there?

The catalog lists 4 objects built on the Eurostar 1000 bus. 4 are in orbit and 0 have reentered.

How many Eurostar 1000 satellites are in orbit?

4 Eurostar 1000 objects are currently in orbit, of which 0 carry an active status.

Who builds the Eurostar 1000 bus?

The Eurostar 1000 bus is most commonly built by BAES.

When did the first Eurostar 1000 satellite launch?

The first cataloged Eurostar 1000 satellite launched in 1990, and the most recent in 1992.

Satellite data compiled by KeepTrack from CelesTrak, Space-Track, and GCAT, provided under CC BY-NC 4.0.