Kosmos 328

 1970-022A

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The second Zenit-4MK mission flew at the higher, 72.9 degree inclination from Plesetsk and repeated the first mission's 13-day profile.

Kosmos-328
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1970 Mar 27	1145:00	Launch by 11A57	PL
	1149	Blok-I burn
	1153	Blok-I sep
1970 Mar 28	1430		89.54 203 x 299 x 72.86 (RAE)
1970 Mar 29	1900		89.75 206 x 316 x 72.86 (RAE)
1970 Apr 1	0419?	Blok-I reentered
1970 Apr 1	1834		89.55 199 x 304 x 72.9
1970 Apr 9	0024		88.76 156 x 269 x 72.9
1970 Apr 9?		Engine sep
1970 Apr 9	0614?	Retrofire
	0624?	PO sep
	0627?	Entry
	0645?	Landed

Progress 21

 1984-042A

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Progress spacecraft 7K-TG No. 116 was launched on 1984 May 7, as Progress-21.

Progress-21
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1984 May 7	2246:15	Launch by Soyuz-U	KB
	2300		88.74 189 x 236 x 51.62
1984 May 8	0000		88.82 187 x 246 x 51.64
	0700		89.71 244 x 277 x 51.63
1984 May 9	0500		89.73 244 x 279 x 51.63
	1700		89.72 243 x 278 x 51.6
1984 May 10	0010	Docked with Salyut-7
1984 May 26	0941	Undocked from Salyut-7
1984 May 26	1502:30	Deorbited over Pacific

Soyuz 19

  1975-065A

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The prime flight vehicle for the EPSA (Eksperimental'niy Proekt Soyuz-Apollon) mission was 11F615A12 (7K-TM) No. 75. It and reserve vehicle No. 74 were both prepared for launch on 1975 Jul 15; it was the prime vehicle, with crew Aleksei Leonov and Valeriy Kubasov, which was launched and which became Soyuz-19.

Soyuz-19
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1975 Jul 15	1220:00	Launch by Soyuz-U	KB
	1222	Strapons B,V,G,D sep
	1222:40	SAS sep
	1224:30	Blok-A sep
	1224	Blok-I ignition
	1229	Blok-I sep	88.59 191 x 218 x 51.76
	1800		88.75 185 x 240 x 51.76
	2230		88.70 198 x 223 x 51.76
1975 Jul 16	0850		88.68 190 x 229 x 51.76
	1609	Docking by Apollo
	1620		88.98 218 x 231 x 51.76
	1916	Hatch open to Apollo
		Crew transfers
1975 Jul 17	0830		88.96 217 x 230 x 51.76
	2315		88.98 217 x 231 x 51.75
1975 Jul 19		Apollo crew return to Apollo
	1205	Apollo undocked
	1237	Apollo docked
	1526	Apollo undocked
	1836	Sep burn
1975 Jul 20	0900		88.86 213 x 224 x 51.77
	1041	Test burn
	1500		88.84 216 x 217 x 51.79
	1630		88.80 210 x 220 x 51.77
1975 Jul 21	1010:13	Deorbit 120m/s over 6W 14S, 3:15
	1013:28	DO CO
		-178 x 216 x 51.8
	1022:26	BO and PAO sep from SA, 154 km
	1028	Entry
	1050:51	Landed near Arkalyk, 67 32E 50 15 N

Korabl-Sputnik 4

  1961-008

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The first uprated Vostok, Vostok-3A No. 1 (3KA No. 1) was launched on 1961 Mar 9, carrying a Noah's Ark of guinea pigs, mice, insects, seeds, and the dog Chernushka. It was the fourth named Korabl'-Sputnik. It also carried Ivan Ivanovich, a `cosmonaut-simulator' consisting of a Vostok spacesuit filled with monitoring equipment. The dummy was ejected during descent while the dog landed in the sphere.

Korabl'-Sputnik-4
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1961 Mar 9	0628:48	Launch by 8K72K	KB LC1
	0640	Blok-E MECO,sep
			173 x 239 x 64.9
	0745:40	Retrofire after 1 orbit
	0746:22	Retro burnout
	0746:32	PO sep
	0758	Entry
	0803	Signals from SA
	0808	Dummy ejected
	0809:54	Landed

Kosmos 1592

 1984-094A

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Two-tone telemetry; Medium res satellite

Kosmos-1592
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1984 Sep 4	1020	Launch by Soyuz	PL
	1024	Blok I burn
	1028	Blok I MECO
	1028	Blok I sep
1984 Sep 4			196x355x72.9
1984 Sep 6			211x386x72.9
1984 Sep 11			225x290x72.9
1984 Sep 12			226x334x72.9
1984 Sep 16			225x335x72.9
1984 Sep 18
	0410?	Engine sep
	0455?	Deorbit
	0506?	PO sep
	0512?	Entry
	0527?	Landed

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Molniya 208

 1973-106A

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Molniya-2 (F8, N8) was launched in Dec 1973 to plane C, again in a 62.8 degree orbit which now became standard.

Molniya-2 F8
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1973 Dec 25	1117:00	Launch by 8K78M	PL
		BVGD sep
		GO sep
		T+4:46 Blok A sep
		T+4:56 KhO sep
		T+8:46 Blok-I MECO
	1125	T+8:50 Blok-I sep
		T+53:16 BOZ burn
	1210	T+53:56 BOZ sep
		ML burn
		T+56:46 ML MECO
	1213	T+56:54 ML sep
1973 Dec 26			736.95 488 x 40809 x 62.9 (RAE)
1974 Jan 2	1432		718.00 379 x 39986 x 62.9
1974 Mar 13			717.76 519 x 39834 x 62.9
1975 May 15			717.79 786 x 39568 x 63.0
1977 Oct 23			717.70 437 x 39913 x 63.9
1976 Sep 16		End of ops
1981 May 6			717.78 1429 x 38925 x 64.1
1984 Feb 5			716.27 228 x 40051 x 63.8
1984 Aug 7			553.38 94 x 31804 x 63.5
1984 Nov 5			245.70 88 x 13144 x 63.5
1984 Nov 22	1052		117.65 86 x 3064 x 63.5
1974 Nov 23	1318		108.67 87 x 2243 x 63.5
1984 Nov 24		Reentered

Kosmos 1400

 1982-079A

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This satellite replaced K1315, and it was 65 deg from K1340. 

Kosmos-1400
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1982 Aug 5	0656	Launch by 8A92M	Plesetsk
	0701?	Blok E burn
	0706?	Blok E sep
1982 Aug 5			97.6 630x653x81.2

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