Friday, May 24, 1985

Corona 84

 1964-048A


The final ARGON satellite, CORONA flight 84, carried the Starflash 1B optical beacon  and the mission (9066A) was similar to the previous flight. Mass was 1325 kg. OPS 2739 was launched by TAT Agena D from complex 75-1 on 1964 Aug 21. The SRV was recovered from the 115 deg orbit on the 96th orbit. The CORONA program history reports that this mission was the first to carry an OAS solid rocket motor.


KH-5 Mission 9066A 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1964 Aug 21  1545  Launch by TAT Agena D  V 75-1 Pad 2 
 1546  Castor sep (T+1:05) 
 1547  Thor MECO (T+2:28) 
 1547  Thor VECO (T+2:37) 
 1547  Thor sep (T+2:44) 
 1548  Agena burn (T+3:33) 
 1552  Agena MECO (T+7:38)  91.72 364 x 382 x 114.97 (VCR) 
1964 Aug 21  2251  91.66 339 x 372 x 115.0 
1964 Aug 22  0630  91.65 349 x 362 x 115.0 
1964 Aug 25  1430   91.60 349 x 363 x 115.0 (RAE) 
1964 Aug    91.7 351 x 363 x 114.9 (SATCAT) 
1964 Aug 27  1818?  SRV ejected 
 1855?  SRV recovered rev 96 
1964 Aug 30  1425   91.36 330 x 352 x 115.0 
1964 Dec 5  1200   90.90 305 x 332 x 115.0 (RAE) 
1965 Mar 27 0500   89.15 219 x 232 x 115.0 (RAE) 
1965 Mar 29   88.45 195 x 200 x 115.0 
1965 Mar 31  0740?  Reentered 

Thursday, May 23, 1985

Kosmos 1106

 1979-054A


Two-tone telemetry; medium res satellite. 


Kosmos-1106 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1979 Jun 12  0700 Launch by Soyuz  PL 
 0704  Blok-I burn 
 0708  Blok-I sep 
1979 Jun 18  89.06 216x237x81.37 
1979 Jun 24  88.82 207x222x81.36 
1979 Jun 25  
 0256? Deorbit 
 0306? PO sep 
 0312? Entry  -214 x 211 
 0328? Landed 

Space World: January 1985

 https://welib.org/md5/9712103c09daf031f9891ea1dc65c7fc

Sunday, May 19, 1985

Kosmos 444

 1971-086A


Kosmos-444 was satellite 1 of Strela-1M octuplet no. 3.


Kosmos-444  
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1971 Oct 13  1341  Launch by 11K65M  PL 
  Stage 2 burn 1  
 1348 T+7m Stage 2 MECO-1 
  Stage 2 burn 2 
 1439? T+58m? Stage 2 sep 
1971 Dec 18  114.16 1324 x 1509 x 74.03 

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