The second RELIKT satellite would have been launched in mid-1993. It would have had five channels to observe at 21.7 (13.8), 24.5 (8.7), 59.0 (5.1), 83.0 (3.6) and 193GHz (1.6mm), using degenerated paramps. It would have had corrugated horns to give a resolution of 7°, and a more distant orbit to avoid contamination from the Moon and Sun, with a mission duration around 2 years, to give a better sensitivity than COBE. It would have been cooled to 100K. It was constructed, and was undergoing tests in 1992. It would have been launched as the Libris satellite on a Molniya rocket. The launch was put back to 1996, with expanded plans to observe with 1.5-3° resolution from two spacecraft in 1995, but ultimately never took place because of the Soviet Union's break-up and lack of funding.