It was built in the Deep-Space Communication Center area Eighty-Fifth Radiotechnical Center of Distance Communications with Space Objects; (Ukrainian: 85 радіотехнічний центр телекомунікації з космічними об'єктами); (Russian: 85 радиотехнический центр дальней связи с космическими объектами); near Yevpatoria in 1960, and consists of at least three antennas. Three of them are of the ADU-1000 design, an assembly of eight reflector antennas, each with diameter of 16 metres. At the North Station,[1] two receiving antennas were built, and a transmitter was constructed 8.5 kilometres away at the South Station.[2]