2.02 (Buran-class spacecraft)

Short description: Reusable launch system

2.02Country| Soviet Union

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Contract award| 1983
Status| Dismantled
Days spent in space| None

2.02 (GRAU index serial number 11F35 4K) is the designation of the fourth built[1] Soviet/Russian space shuttle orbiter to be produced as part of the Buran program. It was never officially named.

## Contents

* 1 History
* 2 See also
* 3 References
* 4 External links

## History

Construction of 2.02 is believed to began in 1988. The spacecraft belong to the second series orbiters, whose design has been improved considering experience of flight of K1 Buran[2].

By 1993, when the Buran program was cancelled, orbiter 2.02 was in an early stage of construction (10-20 percent)[3]. Only forward fuselage with crew cabin was completed. The incomplete 2.02 was later partially dismantled at its construction site and moved to the outside of the Tushino Machine Building Plant, near Moscow.

Right wing with landing gear produced for this orbiter was used to complete 0.01 test article, now on display at VDNKh[4]

Some of the tiles from orbiter 2.02 were sold and auctioned on the Internet.

## See also

* Buran program
* Spaceplane

## References

1. ↑ Group, k26 Design. "Space Buran 2.02". http://www.k26.com/buran/Future/2.02/space_buran_2_02.html.
2. ↑ http://www.buran.ru/galapago/NK2018-12_buran.pdf
3. ↑ "Buran Built models OK-2.02". http://www.buran-energia.com/bourane-buran/bourane-modele-202.php.
4. ↑ http://www.buran.ru/other/NK2012-06_p_70-71.pdf

## External links

* 2.02 orbiter
* 2.02 current status

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Soviet and Russian government human spaceflight programs

Active|

* Soyuz
* ISS (joint)
* Russian Orbital Segment

In development|

* Orel

Past|

* Vostok
* Voskhod
* Salyut
* Almaz (incorporated into Salyut program) / TKS
* Apollo–Soyuz (joint)
* Mir
* Shuttle-Mir (joint)

Cancelled|

* Zond (7K-L1) (Moon flyby)
* N1-L3 (Moon landing)
* LK-700 (alternate Moon landing)
* Zvezda (moonbase)
* TMK (Mars/Venus flyby)
* Spiral
* Zvezda
* Energia / Buran
* Zarya
* MAKS
* Kliper
* LKS
* OPSEK

Related|

* List of Soyuz missions
* List of Soviet human spaceflight missions
* List of Russian human spaceflight missions
* Cosmonaut ranks and positions

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Buran programme

Components|

* Energia
* Mir
* Kvant-1
* Kvant-2
* Kristall
* Androgynous Peripheral Attach System

Orbiters|

* Buran (Shuttle 1.01)
* Ptichka (Shuttle 1.02)
* Baikal (Shuttle 2.01)
* 2.02 (Shuttle 2.02)
* 2.03 (Shuttle 2.03)

Launch site|

* Baikonur Cosmodrome

Testing|

* OK-ML-1 (0.01; OK-M; BTS-01)
* OK-GLI (0.02; BTS-02)
* OK-KS (0.03)
* OK-ML-2 (0.04; OK-MT)
* OK-? (0.05)
* OK-TVI (0.06)
* OK-TVA (0.15)
* OK-? (0.08)
* BOR-4
* BOR-5

Related topics|

* Missions
* Buran hangar collapse

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Space Shuttle and Buran-class orbiters

| United States Space Shuttle program (orbiters)| Soviet/Russian Buran programme (orbiters)

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* Challenger (OV-099, destroyed in 1986)
* Enterprise (OV-101, atmospheric tests, retired in 1979)
* Columbia (OV-102, destroyed in 2003)
* Discovery (OV-103, retired in 2011)
* Atlantis (OV-104, retired in 2011)
* Endeavour (OV-105, retired in 2011)
* Pathfinder (OV-098, ground tests)

* OK-GLI (Buran Analog BST-02, aerotester)
* Buran (Shuttle 1.01, destroyed in 2002)
* Ptichka (Shuttle 1.02, 95–97% completed)
* Baikal (Shuttle 2.01, incomplete)
* 2.02 (partially dismantled)
* 2.03 (dismantled)

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