Thursday, June 2, 1988

Explorer 19

 1963-053A


S-056B was given the alternate name AD-A (Air Density Explorer A) in the new naming scheme. After launch, it got the name Explorer XIX. Launch was at 1849:25 on 1963 Dec 19, by Scout X-4 from Launch Complex D at Point Arguello Naval Missile Facility. It was inserted into a 590 x 2934 km x 78.6 deg orbit at 1858. Planned orbit had been 596 x 2994 km.


AD-A 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1963 Dec 19  1849:25  Launch by Scout X-4  NMFPA LC-D 
  T+1:08 St 1 Algol burnout 
  T+1:25 St 2 Castor burn 
  T+2:07 St 2 burnout 
  T+2:13 Fairing sep
  T+2:13 St 3 Antares burn 
  T+2:45 St 3 burnout 
  T+9:40 St 3 sep 
 1859:06 T+9:41 St 4 Altair 2 burn 
 1859:31  T+10:06 Stage 4 burnout 
 1913:36s  T+24:11 Canister opened 
  Balloon inflated 
 1918:05s  T+28:40 Balloon separation 
1963 Dec 21  0454   115.79 592 x 2390 x 78.6 
1967 Nov 21    113.60 736 x 2046 x 78.8 
1971 Mar 21    112.23 938 x 1719 x 79.9 
1973 Sep 27    111.37 722 x 1856 x 78.8 
1977 Aug 26    110.67 887 x 1627 x 79.8 
1981 Mar 25    100.45 636 x 913 x 78.7 
1981 May 10    90.11 258 x 300 x 78.7 
1981 May 10   reentered 

Payload:

  • Canister

  • Radio beacon

  • 3.6m Mylar balloon

Tuesday, May 31, 1988

Kosmos 1155

 1980-009A


A TF beacon was identified throughout the mission. 


Kosmos-1155 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1980 Feb 7  1100 Launch by Soyuz-U  Plesetsk 
 1104  Blok-I burn 
 1108  Blok-I sep 
1980 Feb 7    90.41 193 x 395 x 72.9 
1980 Feb 8   
92.25 355 x 414 x 72.9 
1980 Feb 15   92.25 355 x 413 x 72.9 
1980 Feb 19   
91.31 294 x 383 x 72.9 
1980 Feb 20  91.31 294 x 382 x 72.9 
1980 Feb 21   
 0437? Deorbit 
 0447? PO sep 
 0459? Entry 
 0515? Landed 


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