Aviation Week: December 8,1986

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Kosmos 175

  1967-085A

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Zenit-4 No. 37 flew a 72.9 deg mission from Plesetsk.

Kosmos-175
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1967 Sep 11	1030	Launch by 11A57	PL
	1034	Blok-I burn
	1039	Blok-I sep	90.2 211 x 358 x 72.9 (RAE)
1967 Sep 11	1900		90.19 209 x 357 x 72.9
1967 Sep 18	0030		90.10 202 x 355 x 72.9
1967 Sep 19	0610?	Deorbit
	0630?	Landed after 7.82d

Excalibur

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Town and Country: June 1986

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Kosmos 403

  1971-026A

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Kosmos-403 was a Gektor flight from Plesetsk in Apr 1971.

Kosmos-403
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1971 Apr 2	0820	Launch by 11A57	PL
	0824	Blok-I burn
	0828	Blok-I sep
	0938		88.93 215 x 227 x 81.3
1971 Apr 4	0230		88.96 214 x 230 x 81.34 (RAE)
1971 Apr 9	2353		88.75 208 x 216 x 81.3
1971 Apr 12	2254		88.65 204 x 211 x 81.3
1971 Apr 14	0420?	Retrofire
	0430?	PO sep
	0436?	Entry
	0452?	Landed

Kosmos 1416

 1982-101A

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Two-tone telemetry; Hi res satellite 

Kosmos-1416
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1982 Oct 14	0910	Launch by Soyuz-U	Baikonur
	0914	Blok-I burn
	0918	Blok-I sep
1982 Oct 14			90.13 208x353x70.4
1982 Oct 14			90.18 209x358x70.4
1982 Oct 15			89.64 232x280
1982 Oct 28			89.43 225x267x70.4
1982 Oct 30
	0640?	Deorbit
	0650?	PO sep
	0657?	Entry
	0712?	Landed

Kosmos 1142

 1979-092A

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Two-tone telemetry; Medium res satellite

Kosmos-1142
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1979 Oct 22	1243	Launch by Soyuz-U	Plesetsk
	1251	Blok-I sep
1979 Oct 22			90.34 198x382x72.87
1979 Oct 24			92.28 354x418x72.86
1979 Oct 28			353x417x72.9
1979 Nov 4
	0712?	Deorbit
	0723?	PO sep
	0741?	Entry
	0753?	Landed

Fortune: autumn 1986

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Kosmos 1120

 1979-073A

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Two-tone telemetry; Hi res satellite 

Kosmos-1120
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1979 Aug 11	0915	Launch by Soyuz-U	Baikonur
	0919	Blok-I burn
	0923	Blok-I sep
1979 Aug 11			89.81 169 x 360 x 70.6
1979 Aug 15			89.52 172 x 328 x 70.4
1979 Aug 20			89.34 170 x 313 x 70.4
1979 Aug 21			89.73 171 x 350 x 70.4
1979 Aug 23			89.66 170 x 344 x 70.4
1979 Aug 24
	0605?	Deorbit
	0615?	PO sep
	0619?	Entry
	0635?	Landed

OGO 6

  1969-051A

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The OGO F payload was launched at 1443 on 1969 Jun 5 by Thorad Agena D from Vandenberg and entered a 397 x 1089 km x 82.0 deg orbit. The 3-axis control failed on 1971 Jun 28 and the spacecraft was put on standby. It was turned on again from 1971 Oct 10 to 1972 Mar, and was finally decommissioned on 1972 Jul 14. It reentered on 1979 Oct 12.

OGO 6
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1969 Jun 5	1442:45	Launch by Thorad Agena D
		T+0:37 Castor burnout
		T+1:42 Castor sep
		T+3:38 Thor MECO
		T+3:46 Thor VECO
	1446:38	3:53 Thor sep	-5675 x 322 x 79.89
	1447:30	T+4:45 Agena MES-1
		T+4:54 Fairing sep
	1451:24	T+8:39 Agena MECO	397 x 1089 x 82.0
	1453:13	T+10:28 Agena sep
1969 Jul 25		E-field antenna deployed
1971 Jun 28		3-axis failed, on standby
1971 Oct 10		Recommissioned
1972 Mar		On standby
1972 Jul 14		Decommissioned
1979 Oct 12		Reentered

ESSA 9

  1969-016A

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TOS G was the last of the Tiros I class TOS satellites, launched to back up ESSA VII, one of whose cameras had failed. Because of scheduling conflicts at Vandenberg it was launched from Cape Kennedy using a three stage Delta E1, requiring three dog-leg maneuvers during ascent to the polar sun-synchronous 1427 x 1508 km x 101.8 deg orbit. Launch was at 0747 on 1969 Feb 26 from Launch Complex 17 at Cape Kennedy and injection was south of Panama. ESSA IX transmitted until 1973 Nov 15.

TOS G
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1969 Feb 26	0747:01	Launch by Delta E1	CK LC17B
		Azimuth 140 deg
		Castor I sep
	0749:31	T+2:30 MECO
	0749	St 1 sep
	0749	SES S/N 20225, 6:11
	0755	SECO
		St 2 sep
	0804?	TES FW-4D S/N 2322-1, burn time 32.2s
	0804?	TECO
	0805?	St 3 sep	1427 x 1508 x 101.8
1973 Nov 15		end of tx