Orbica
ISS LiveTrack
RocketsSatellitesAgenciesCompare
UpcomingTimelineFailures
Intel
← Satellites

Iridium · Communications

IRIDIUM 7

NonoperationalCommunicationsLEO

IRIDIUM 7 is a Iridium Communications communications satellite, part of the Iridium constellation, launched on May 5, 1997 into LEO.

Loading…

Launch

Launch date
May 5, 1997 at 02:55 PM UTC
Launch site
Vandenberg SFB, USA
Launched by
Delta II 7920-10C →
Operator
United States Air Force
Mission
Iridium 04 to 08
Launch record
View full launch →

Orbit

Orbit regime
LEO
Apoapsis
773 km
Periapsis
769 km
Inclination
86.4°
Orbital period
100.26 min

Spacecraft

Operator
Iridium Communications
Manufacturer
Thales Alenia Space
Users
Commercial
Launch mass
662 kg
Design lifetime
15 years
Detailed purpose
Voice & data communications

Identity

COSPAR (Int'l)
1997-020B
NORAD catalog №
24793
Object type
Payload
Owner / operator
United StatesUnited States
Constellation
Iridium
Radar cross-section
3.3209 m²
Status
Nonoperational

End of mission

Fate
No longer operational — remains in orbit as inactive.
Final status
Nonoperational

Related news

Iridium folds Aireon aviation safety service into Rocket Lab-bound business
SpaceNews · 3mo ago
In a bold move, Rocket Lab acquires Iridium Communications
Arstechnica · 3mo ago
Beck: Iridium acquisition the “logical next step” for Rocket Lab
SpaceNews · 3mo ago
Rocket Lab to acquire Iridium
SpaceNews · 3mo ago
Finding solutions to jamming and spoofing
SpaceNews · 3mo ago
Iridium wins five year US Space Force contract to upgrade EMSS infrastructure
SpaceDaily · 10mo ago
Iridium unveils chip to bring GPS protection to mass-market devices
SpaceNews · 11mo ago
Iridium shields supply chain as higher tariffs loom
SpaceNews · 1y ago
Iridium exploring small satellites to advance PNT capabilities
SpaceNews · 1y ago
Iridium approved to work on LEO compatibility for upcoming smartphones
SpaceNews · 2y ago
OneWeb launches alternative navigation service amid GPS vulnerability concerns
SpaceNews · 2y ago
Suzi McBride, Iridium – Leading Women in Space
SpaceNews · 2y ago