Kosmos 1420

 1982-109A

---

Kosmos-1420
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1982 Nov 11	0614	Launch by 11K65M	Plesetsk
		Stage 2 burn
	0622?	T+8 min Stage 2 MECO-1
		Stage 2 MES-2
		T+34min Stage 2 MECO-2
	0648?	Stage 2 sep
1982 Nov 11			100.8 780x811x74.0

Teen: July 1988

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Red Star in Orbit

https://welib.org/md5/fb1ee24033fa01892de436f3474dc644

Canada : 25 years in space

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The Mists of Avalon

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Kosmos 671

 1974-062A

---

Kosmos-671
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1974 Aug 7	1250	Launch	PL
	1254	Blok-I burn
	1258	Blok-I sep
	1702		90.00 182 x 366 x 62.8
1974 Aug 8	0201		89.84 180 x 352 x 62.8
	1230		89.84 181 x 350 x 62.8
		Lower orbit
1974 Aug 9	0327		89.30 168 x 311 x 62.8
1974 Aug 14	1419		89.16 167 x 298 x 62.8
		Raise apogee
1974 Aug 15	0044		89.46 162 x 332 x 62.8
1974 Aug 19	2358		89.37 165 x 321 x 62.8
1974 Aug 20		Landed after 12.7d
	0254?	Deorbit
	0304?	PO sep
	0308?	Entry
	0324?	Landed

Space Science and Applications: Progress and Potential

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Kosmos 1221

 1980-090A

---

Two-tone telemetry; Medium res satellite

Kosmos-1221
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1980 Nov 12	1230	Launch by Soyuz-U	Plesetsk
	1234	Blok-I burn
	1238	Blok-I sep
1980 Nov 12			90.33 194x387x72.9
1980 Nov 16			90.50 196x399x72.9
1980 Nov 18			92.29 358x416x72.9
1980 Nov 21			92.29 357x415x72.9
1980 Nov 26
	0628?	Deorbit
	0638?	PO sep
	0656?	Entry
	0712?	Landed

Kosmos 907

 1977-033A

---

Kosmos-907
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1977 May 5	1400	Launch by Soyuz-U	Plesetsk
	1404	Blok-I burn
	1408	Blok-I sep
1977 May 5			89.96 176 x 368 x 62.9
1977 May 6			89.93 179 x 362 x 62.8
1977 May 8		Lower apo	89.27 167 x 309 x 62.8
1977 May 12			89.14 165 x 298 x 62.8
1977 May 14		Raise apo	89.51 164 x 335 x 62.8
1977 May 15			89.44 163 x 329 x 62.8
1977 May 16
	0548?	Deorbit
	0558?	PO sep
	0602?	Entry
	0619?	Landed

Kosmos 547

  1973-006A

---

Kosmos-547 was launched on 1973 Feb 1 from Baikonur into a 65 degree orbit on a 12 day mission. 

Kosmos-547
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1973 Feb 1	0830:00	Launch by 11A57	KB
	0834	Blok-I burn
	0838	Blok-I sep
1973 Feb 2	0347		89.63 202 x 308 x 65.0
1973 Feb 7	0744		89.56 201 x 303 x 65.0
1973 Feb 12	0401		89.52 202 x 298 x 64.9
1973 Feb 13	0358?	Retrofire
	0408?	PO sep
	0415?	Entry	-164 x 231 x 64.94
	0427?	Landed

Town and Country: October 1988

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The real stuff : a history of NASA's astronaut recruitment program

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STS-51-B (Challenger)

 1985-034A

---

After the landing of 41-G, Challenger was rolled back to the OPF for processing for the military mission 51-C. When inspectors discovered problems with the heat shield tiles, that high priority mission was reassigned to Discovery, and Challenger was assigned the 51-E payload, consisting of the TDRS B and Anik C-1 satellites. Challenger's first Spacelab mission was 51-B. Launch came on 1985 Apr 29.

STS 51-B
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1985 Feb 10		51-E rollover	VAB 1
1985 Feb 13		51-E mate	VAB 1
1985 Feb 15		51-E rollout	LC39A
1985 Mar 1		51-E cancelled	LC39A
1985 Mar 4		51-E rollback	LC39A
1985 Mar		51-E demate	VAB
1985 Mar 7		51-B to OPF	OPF
1985 Mar 27		Spacelab installed
1985 Apr 10		51-B rollover	VAB
1985 Apr 10		51-B mate
1985 Apr 15		51-B rollout	LC39A
1985 Apr 29	1602:18	Launch	LC39A
	1604:24	SRB sep, 47.8 km
	1610:53	MECO, 113.6 km
	1611:11	ET sep, 115.5 km	86.68 32 x 186 x 57.0 (dV)
	1612:53	OMS 1 (2:12) 69m/s	89.02 99 x 353 x 57.0
			89.02 100 x 351 x 57.0 (OMS dV)
	1615:07	OMS 1 CO
	1632	ET apogee?
	1648:33	OMS 2 (2:27) 74m/s
	1650:58	OMS 2 CO
	1703	ET reentry 59km
	1727	PLBD open	91.59 346 x 358 x 57.0
	2017	NUSAT 1 deploy
	2042		91.59 345 x 358 x 57.0
		GLOMR deploy failed
1985 Apr 30	1754		91.58 345 x 359 x 57.0
1985 May 5	0200		91.59 345 x 359 x 57.0
1985 May 6	1228	PLBD closed	91.59 345 x 359 x 57.0
	1504:48	OMS DO (265s) 143m/s	347 x 361 x 57.0
	1509:12	OMS DO CO
	1540:04	Entry
	1611:04	Landing	RW17 EAFB
	1611:16	NGTD
	1612:03	Wheels stop
1985 May 10		SCA 905	EAFB
1985 May 10		SCA 905 landing	Kelly AFB, TX
1985 May 11	1505	SCA 905 landing	KSC SLF
1985 May 11			OPF

High Jinks: The Kids of Lincoln High

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Top drawer : American high society from the Gilded Age to the Roaring Twenties

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The New Jessica

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Seventeen: June 1988

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Mission to Mars: Plans and Concepts for the First Manned Landing

https://welib.org/md5/977b5651cb60d6ca85d7194e5cdc524e

Kosmos 1045

 1978-100A

---

Kosmos-1045 was a mockup (GVM) of a Meteor-2 satellite, launched on a test flight of the Tsiklon-3 launch vehicle. It carried small solar panels and also carried a DOSAAF amateur radio payload which was given the callsign RS-2 (originally it was to be RS-3.)

The satellite released the Radio-1 and Radio-2 amateur satellites. Object E, cataloged around Dec 1978, has only a few element sets which have epochs in mid 1980. Later element sets attributed to this object are in a lower orbit and belong to a Strela-1M launch.

Kosmos-1045
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1978 Oct 26	0700	Launch by Tsiklon-3	PL
		T+2:00 St 1 sep
		T+3:33 GO sep
		T+4:38 St 2 sep
		T+5:20 S5M burn 1 ?
		T+7m? S5M MECO1
		T+42m? S5M burn 2
		T+42m? S5M MECO2
		T+43m? S5M sep
		T+45m? RS-1 and RS-2 sep
1978 Oct 26			120.4 1689x1710x82.6

No Secrets

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Kosmos 307

 1969-094A

---

DS-P1-Yu No. 22 was a Subgroup 3 mission with a high apogee, launched from Kapustin Yar.

Kosmos-307
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1969 Oct 24	1302	Launch by 11K63	GTsP4
	1304	Stage 2 burn
	1309?	Stage 2 sep
1969 Oct 26		109.04 214 x 2157 x 48.39 (RAE)
1970 Mar 31		104.66 210 x 1752 x 48.35 (RAE)
1970 Jul 20	0057?	Stage 2 reentered
1970 Aug 31		98.81 201 x 1208 x 48.30 (RAE)
1970 Nov 11		End of operations
1970 Dec 30	0950?	Reentered

Seventeen: January 1987

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Kosmos 374

  1970-089A

---

The third IS satellite intercepted the Kosmos-373 target on the second revolution, and then exploded. The TLEs are consistent with a launch directly into the intercept orbit. The IS initially entered a 530 x 1052 km orbit and then at the time of the explosion entered an orbit with 2100 km apogee.

Kosmos-374
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1970 Oct 23	0443	Launch by 11K69	KB
	0445	Stage 2 burn
	0448?	Stage 2 sep	120? x 530?
	0534?	Apogee 1, DU burn 1	500 x 530 ?
	0626	DU burn 2?
	0626	Intercept orbit perigee
	0718	Apogee 2
	0751		100.69 529 x 1052 x 63.0
	0809?	Flyby of Kosmos-373
	0810	Explosion at 540 km over 33E 59N
	0943		112.25 528 x 2131 x 62.94
1970 Oct 26	0259	(DU orbit)	111.83 514 x 2106 x 62.9
1970 Oct 30	0500		112.26 521 x 2141 x 62.95

Seventeen: July 1988

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All The Way

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Aviation Week: June 20,1988

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Kosmos 381

 1970-102A

---

Ionosfernaya Stantisya No. 12 was launched in Dec 1970. It carried a topside sounder beacon and a solar UV monitor and operated until at least Jan 1971.

Kosmos-381
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1970 Dec 2	0404?	Launch by 11K65M	PL
	0406?	Stage 2 burn
	0411?	Stage 2 cutoff
	0506?	Stage 2 burn 2
	0506?	Stage 2 sep
1970 Dec 7	1430		104.93 968 x 1013 x 74.0 (RAE)

Payload:

• Electron density topside sounder

• Solar UV monitor 10A-1040A

School’s Out

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Gambit 7

  1964-020A

---

KH-7 number 7 was launched on 1964 Apr 23 by Atlas Agena D from Point Arguello into a 150 x 336 km x 103.6 deg orbit. The Agena D 4805 stage was not separately cataloged but four debris objects were tracked. A horizon sensor problem led to 4-mile offsets in the image targeting.

SV 957
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1964 Apr 23	1848?	Launch by Atlas Agena D	NMFPA
		T+2:18? BECO
		T+4:34? SECO
		T+4:51? VECO
		T+4:53? Atlas sep
		T+5:51? Agena MES
	1857?	Agena 4805 cutoff	150 x 336 x 103.56
		Agena 4805 sep from OCV
	2246		89.75 151 x 372 x 103.5
1964 Apr 25	1036		89.33 151 x 331 x 103.6
1964 Apr 27		Last image rev 64
1964 Apr 27	2102?	SRV deorbit
1964 Apr 27	2137?	RV recovered on rev 66
1964 Apr 28	1852		89.43 130 x 362 x 103.8
1964 Apr 29	0000?	Reentered after 5.2d

Kosmos 1531

 1984-003A

---

Kosmos-1531
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1984 Jan 11	1806	Launch by 11K65M	Plesetsk
		T+2:10 St 1 MECO
		T+2:12 St 1 sep
		T+2:12 St 2 burn 59km
		T+2:27 Fairing 76km
	1814?	T+8:03 St 2 MECO 150 km	150 x 1003? x 83
		T+1:02:19 St 2 MES2
		T+1:02:30 St 2 MECO2
	1908?	T+1:02:50 St 2 sep
1984 Feb 18			105.0 977x1015x82.9

Spaceflight: May 1988

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Spaceflight: March 1988

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Aviation Week: April 18,1988

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The Best of Los Angeles

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Spaceflight: May 1987

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Corona 100

 1965-074A

---

KH-4A Mission 1024 was launched on 1965 Sep 22, and was the 100th launch of the CORONA program since Discoverer I in 1959. Mission 1024-1 and 1024-2 lasted 5 days each and were both successfully recovered from the spacecraft's 80 degree orbit. 

KH-4A Mission 1024
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1965 Sep 22	2131:14	Launch by Thor SLV-2A Agena D	V PALC 1 Pad 1
	2132:14	Castor sep (T+1:00)
	2133:42	Thor MECO (T+2:28)
	2133:51	Thor VECO (T+2:37)
	2133:58	Thor sep (T+2:44)
	2134:03	Agena burn (T+2:49)
	2138:11	Agena MECO (T+6:57)	90.16 180 x 386 x 80.06 (VCR)
1965 Sep 25	0000		90.04 191 x 364 x 80.0 (RAE)
1965 Sep 25	0132		90.03 191 x 360 x 80.1
1965 Sep 27	2305?	SRV-1 ejected on rev 81
1965 Sep 27	2340?	SRV-1 recovered
	25 58N 155 44W
1965 Sep 28		Cameras shut down rev 88, zombie
		Zombie mode rev 89
		Reactivated rev 90
1965 Sep 28		Cameras reactivated rev 93
1965 Sep 29	1503		89.86 172 x 362 x 80.0
1965 Sep 30			90.1 181 x 359 x 80.1 (SSR)
1965 Oct 1	0431		89.81 174 x 356 x 80.0
1965 Oct 2	2255?	SRV-2 ejected on rev 161
1965 Oct 2	2335?	SRV-2 recovered
		24 52N 165 42W
1965 Oct 5	0418		89.66 175 x 340 x 80.0
1965 Oct 9	1957		88.69 164 x 254 x 80.0
1965 Oct 11		CORONA/Agena reentered

Seventeen: April 1988

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The Voyages of Columbia

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Debrett's Illustrated Guide to the Canadian Establishment

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Spaceflight: February 1988

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Staying Together

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Kosmos 1886

 1987-081A

---

Kosmos-1886
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1987 Sep 17	1459:59	Launch by Soyuz	PL
	1508	Blok-I sep
1987 Sep 17			89.77 167 x 358 x 67.1
1987 Sep 20			89.59 164 x 343 x 67.1
1987 Sep 25			89.20 158 x 311 x 67.1
1987 Sep 26		Orbit raise	89.67 175 x 340 x 67.1
1987 Sep 30			89.39 171 x 317 x 67.1
1987 Oct 1		Orbit raise	90.06 170 x 384 x 67.1
1987 Oct 3		SpK-1 fiducial
	0714?	Deorbit
	0724?	Entry
	0736?	Landing
1987 Oct 12			89.32 162 x 318 x 67.1
1987 Oct 12		Orbit raise	89.74 177 x 345 x 67.1
1987 Oct 15			89.58 176 x 331 x 67.1
1987 Oct 16		Orbit lower	89.31 166 x 314 x 67.1
1987 Oct 20		SpK-2 fiducial
	0222?	Deorbit
	0232?	Entry
	0244?	Land
1987 Oct 22			88.78 159 x 268 x 67.1
1987 Oct 22		Orbit raise	89.79 172 x 354 x 67.1
1987 Oct 26			89.45 170 x 324 x 67.1
1987 Oct 27			89.74 179 x 344 x 67.1
1987 Nov 1	2006		89.39 174 x 313 x 67.1
		81C ejected?
1987 Nov 2
	0648?	Deorbit
	0702?	Entry
	0714?	Land

Transtage 7

  1965-047B

---

The first Titan III-C model, a Titan III-A with two powerful solid strapon `Stage Zero' motors, was 3C-7. Titan 3C-7 was launched from the new pad 40 at the Cape and entered a low circular orbit. Total payload was 9521 kg including a 573 kg truss and a 8948 kg test payload of lead ballast which separated from the Transtage four orbits after insertion to be given the designation 1965-47A. 

Transtage 7
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1965 Jun 18	1400:04	Launch by Titan IIIC	CK LC40
		T+1:48 St 1 MES
		T+1:58 SRMs sep at 45 km
		T+3:30 Fairing
		T+4:29 St 1 sep
		T+4:29 St 2 MES
		T+7:43 St 2 MECO
		T+7:53 St 2 sep
		T+7:56 Transtage MES
	1412:16	T+12:12 Transtage MECO-1
			167 x 193 x 32
	2000?	Payload separated

The High School Journal: February-March 1988

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Parcae 9

 1987-043A

---

PARCAE 9
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1987 May 15	1545	Launch by Atlas H	V SLC3
	1547	BECO
	1550	Atlas VECO, sep
	1612?	Star 20 burn
	1614?	Plume shield sep	1045 x 1179 x 62.9 (UN)

Kosmos 837

 1976-062A

---

Molniya-2 No. 27 (F16) was launched on 1976 Jul 1 from Plesetsk. The fourth stage failed and the 11F628 satellite was announced as Kosmos-837. 

Kosmos-837
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1976 Jul 1	0806	Launch by Molniya	PL
		BVGD sep
		GO sep
		T+4:46 Blok A sep
		T+4:56 KhO sep
		T+8:46 Blok-I MECO
	0814	T+8:50 Blok-I sep
		T+53:16 BOZ burn
	0859	T+53:56 BOZ sep
		ML burn
		T+56:46 ML MECO
	0902	T+56:54 ML sep
1976 Jul 1		Blok-L underburn
1976 Jul 1			98.5 438x936x62.8
1983 Nov 18		reentered

Out Of The Woods

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DFH-16

 1984-098A

---

FSW No. 7 was launched in Sep 1984. 

FSW
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1984 Sep 12	0544	Launch by CZ2	JQ
	0546	T+2:10 MECO
	0546	Stage 2 burn
	0548?	T+4:02? Stage 2 MECO
	0551?	Stage 2 VECO
	0551?	CZ-2C sep	171 x 389 x 68
1984 Sep 13			90.19 172 x 395 x 67.94
1984 Sep 17	0058		90.08 173 x 382 x 67.9
1984 Sep 17	0429?	Capsule sep, retro
	0439	Capsule landed in China
	0659		90.09 174 x 383 x 67.9
1984 Sep 19			89.92 172 x 368 x 67.9
1984 Sep 28			87.42 131 x 162 x 67.9
1984 Sep 29		Reentered

Seventeen: March 1988

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Town and Country: March 1988

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Kosmos 1186

 1980-047A

---

Kosmos-1186 was launched in Jun 1980. One fragment cataloged near the launch time may be rocket debris; the first pair of satellites seems to have been deployed a month later. Notable was object 1980-47T, one of nine objects released on about 1981 May 25, almost a year after launch. It had a reported radar cross section of almost 20m, and may have been a special radar reflection target. Its low drag compared to other objects released at the same time may indicate a larger mass. Another of the May 1981 objects, 1980-47X, had similar low drag but no large radar return; it may have been a comparison test mass; its decay date may be in error.

Kosmos-1186
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1980 Jun 6	1100	Launch by 11K65M	PL
	1108?	Stage 2 MECO-1
	1130?	Stage 2 MECO-2
1980 Jun 6			94.5 473x519x74.0
1982 Jan 1		reentered

No	Object	RCS	Release (approx)	Decay
	Kosmos-1186			1982 Jan 1
	S3 rocket	20.0		1981 Dec 16
	deb C		1980 Jun 6	1980 Jun 17
1	D		1980 Jul 15	1980 Sep 22
2	E		1980 Jul 15	1980 Sep 14
3	F	0.15	1981 Apr 20	1981 May 3
4	G	0.15	1981 Apr 20	1981 May 3
5	H	0.19	1981 Apr 21	1981 May 1
6	J	0.18	1981 Apr 21	1981 May 3
7	K	0.32	1981 Apr 21	1981 May 3
8	L	0.21	1981 Apr 21	1981 May 3
9	M	0.15	1981 Apr 21	1981 May 3
10	N	0.13	1981 Apr 21	1981 May 4
11	P		1981 May 14	1981 May 28
12	Q		1981 May 14	1981 May 20
13	R	0.31	1981 May 25	1981 Jun 22
14	S	0.31	1981 May 25	1981 Jun 18
15	T	19.69	1981 May 25	1981 Sep 27
16	U	0.31	1981 May 25	1981 Jun 18
17	V	0.31	1981 May 25	1981 Jun 17
18	W	0.13	1981 May 25	1981 Jun 17
19	X	0.31	1981 May 25	1981 Sep 29
20	Y	0.31	1981 May 25	1981 Jun 14
21	Z	0.31	1981 May 25	1981 Jun 20
22	AA		1981 Jun 4	1981 Jun 14
23	AB		1981 Jun 4	1981 Jun 20
24	AC	0.31	1981 Jun 4	1981 Jul 13

OGO 3

  1966-049A

---

OGO B was the second elliptical orbit OGO and became Orbiting Geophysical Observatory 3 after launch. The satellite was orbited on 1966 Jun 7 by an Atlas Agena B from Cape Kennedy. It entered a 319 x 122173 km x 31.4 deg orbit. 3-axis attitude control was lost on Jul 23 but the instruments functioned well. Pitch oscillations near perigee overloaded the system. On 1969 Dec 1 operation was reduced to only the magnetic survey instrument. OGO 3 was finally switched off on 1972 Feb 29.

OGO 3
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1966 Jun 7	0248	Launch by Atlas Agena B	CK
		BECO
		Fairing sep
		SECO
		Atlas sep
		Agena 6502 MES-1
	0256?	T+8:28? Agena MECO-1	89.9 178 x 279 x 31.0 (MOR)
	0342	Orbit 1 perigee
	0342?	Agena MES-2
		Agena MECO-2	2922.0 278 x 121531 x 30.9 (MOR)
	0350?	Agena sep
			319 x 122173 x 31.4
1966 Jun 6			2907.65 272 x 121934 x 30.90
1966 Jun 23		3-axis control lost
1966 Oct 9			2913.96 616 x 121786 x 34.4
1967 Jul 8			2913.18 2247 x 120131 x 49.4
1968 Jan 14			2913.36 4078 x 118305 x 56.2
1968 Sep 1			2912.46 6239 x 116116 x 63.0
1969 Dec 1
1970 Jan 2			2912.63 12224 x 110137 x 71.34
1971 Jan 16			2912.02 15967 x 106374 x 75.0
1971 Apr 14			2911.48 16529 x 105976 x 76.3
1972 Feb 29		End of ops

Kosmos 317

  1969-109A

---

The first 11F692 (Zenit-4MK) satellite was Kosmos-317, launched from Plesetsk in Dec 1969. The Kettering group detected a TF recovery beacon (a beacon emitting a telemetry signal similar to the Morse letters TF). According to the RAE Kosmos-317 also carried a supplementary charged particles experiment.

Kosmos-317
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1969 Dec 23	1350:01	Launch by 11A57	PL
	1354	Blok-I burn
	1358	Blok-I sep
	2232		89.35 203 x 281 x 65.4
1969 Dec 24	0930		89.34 205 x 280 x 65.41 (RAE)
		Orbit raise
	2130		89.65 211 x 304 x 65.50 (RAE)
1969 Dec 25	1749		89.21 191 x 279 x 65.4
1969 Dec 28		Blok-I reentered
1969 Dec 29		Orbit raise
1969 Dec 30	1838		89.36 190 x 295 x 65.4
1970 Jan 3	0930?	Engine sep
1970 Jan 4	0708		89.26 187 x 287 x 65.4
1970 Jan 5	0652?	Retrofire
	0702?	PO sep
	0707?	Entry
	0722?	Landed after 12.72d