Space analyst Anatoly Zak reported Aerospace Corporation re-entry forecasts for two objects associated with Russia’s Rassvet satellite constellation on RussianSpaceWeb. The page was last updated on October 27. These were calculated time windows, not confirmation that either object had re-entered Earth’s atmosphere.
For object 2026-165A (NORAD 100083), the central estimate was October 30 at 07:59 UTC, with an uncertainty of ±20 hours. For object 2026-165G (NORAD 100089), it was November 6 at 08:15 UTC, with an uncertainty of ±78 hours. Neither forecast by itself establishes that an object has actually re-entered.
Sixteen Rassvet satellites were placed in orbit in the July launch of the second batch. US tracking catalogued 17 objects, including a rocket stage.