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MVL 300


MVL 300 is no longer on orbit
MVL 300 is classified as:


NORAD ID: 41464
Int'l Code: 2016-026A
Launch date: April 28, 2016
Source: Commonwealth of Independent States (former USSR) (CIS)
Launch site: VOSTOCHNY COSMODROME (VOSTO)
Decay date: 2023-12-16

MVL 300 (Mikhailo V Lomonosov, an 18th century Russian scientist and writer) is a multipurpose spacecraft that weighs more than 1,400 pounds (about 645 kilograms) designed to investigate Earth, attempting to pinpoint the origin of mysterious brilliant flashes of light in the upper atmosphere called transient luminous events. The spacecraft will study high-energy cosmic rays and gamma-ray bursts, the most powerful explosions in the universe, which astronomers believe come from the collapse of massive stars at the end of their lives. The Mikhailo Lomonosov satellite is designed for a three-year lifetime in orbit.
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NASA's NSSDC Master Catalog

Two Line Element Set (TLE): 
1 41464U 16026A   23350.12069153  .09443572  22213-5  18454-3 0  9998
2 41464  96.9360 207.7464 0019508 166.1591 323.1714 16.45485625427668
Source of the keplerian elements: AFSPC