Thursday, February 5, 1987

Kosmos 1223

 1980-095A




Kosmos-1223 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1980 Nov 27  2137 Launch by 8K78M  Plesetsk 
  BVGD sep 
  GO sep 
  T+4:46 Blok A sep 
  T+4:56 KhO sep 
  T+8:46 Blok-I MECO 
 2145 T+8:50 Blok-I sep 
  T+1:00? BOZ burn 
 2237?  T+1:00? BOZ sep 
  2BL burn 
  2BL MECO 
 2240?  T+1:03 2BL sep  
1980 Nov 28    717.7 605x39749x62.9

Tuesday, February 3, 1987

Kosmos 781

 1975-109A




Kosmos-781 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1975 Nov 21 1711  Launch by 11K65M  Plesetsk 
 1713  S3 burn 
 1719? T+8m? S3 MECO-1 
 1744? T+33m? S3 MES-2 
 1744? S3 sep 
1975 Nov 21   95.2 505x551x74.0 
1980 Nov 26   reentered 


Sunday, February 1, 1987

Luna 5

  1965-036A


E-6 No. 10 was the first E-6 probe to be inserted on the correct lunar trajectory; it was given the name Luna-5. During the mid course correction on May 10, the E-6 lost attitude and a second burn attempt failed. The E-6 lost attitude again during preparations for the retro burn and impacted 700 km from its original target. 


Luna-5 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1965 May 9  0749:37 Launch by 8K78M  KB 
 0755  Blok-A sep 
 0755  Blok-I burn 
 0758  Blok-I sep 
 0850?  BOZ burn 
 0850?  Blok-L burn 
 0855?  Blok-L sep 
1965 May 9  0910  (A)  88.29 159 x 219 x 64.8  
1965 May 10   TCM  
1965 May 12  1910  Retro burn failed 
 1915Lunar impact, 31S 8W 

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