The Cheerleader

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Kosmos 777

  1975-102A

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The second US-P flight operated for 3 months and then disintegrated. Several large pieces were seen including 102AC and 102AP, both with RCS 9m2.

Kosmos-777
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1975 Oct 29	1100	Launch by Tsiklon 2	KB
	1102	Stage 1 sep
	1104	Stage 2 sep
	1148?	AKM burn
1975 Oct 29			93.31 428 x 444 x 65.0
1975 Nov 19			93.30 429 x 442 x 65.0
1976 Jan 25			93.30 429 x 442 x 65.0
1976 Jan 25	1539	disintegrated 441 km above 52.94N 7.15E
1976 Jan 30			93.25 417 x 449 x 65.0

Space shuttle missions of the 80's: Proceedings of American Astronautical Society twenty first annual meeting, August 26-28, 1976

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Gambit 19

 1965-050B

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KH-7 19 was launched on 1965 Jun 25 by Atlas Agena D from Vandenberg into a 151 x 283 km x 107.6 deg orbit. Shortly after orbit insertion it ejected an electronic intelligence subsatellite. For some reason (probably administrative error) this subsatellite was given the earlier catalog number and the 1965-50A international designation, while the main payload got the 50B designation. A second object, 1965-50D, was tracked in the same orbit as the subsatellite but decayed more quickly.

KH-7 19
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1965 Jun 25	1930?	Launch by Atlas Agena D	V
		T+2:18? BECO
		T+4:37? SECO
		T+4:54? VECO
		T+4:59? Atlas sep
		T+5:51? Agena MES
	1939?	T+9:50? Agena MECO
	1940?	Type B subsatellite ejected
		OCV sep	88.78 151 x 283 x 107.6
1965 Jun 26	1413	(Agena D)	88.54 150 x 253 x 107.6
	2009	(OCV)	88.81 148 x 282 x 107.6
1965 Jun 26		SRV recovered
	2208?	Deorbit
	2235?	Recovered
1965 Jun 30	1700?	Reentered

Kosmos 1033

 1978-089A

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Kosmos-1033
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1978 Oct 3	1100	Launch by Soyuz	Plesetsk
	1104?	Blok-I burn
	1108?	Blok-I sep
1978 Oct 3			88.88 203 x 234 x 81.4
1978 Oct 7			89.02 213 x 238 x 81.4
1978 Oct 15			88.61 197 x 214 x 81.4
1978 Oct 16
	0646?	Deorbit
	0656?	PO sep
	0701?	Entry
	0715?	Landed