Kosmos 1777

 1986-070A

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Kosmos-1777
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1986 Sep 10	0145	Launch by 11K65M	Plesetsk
		Stage 2 burn
	0153?	T+8 min Stage 2 MECO-1
		Stage 2 MES-2
		T+34min Stage 2 MECO-2
	0219?	Stage 2 sep
1986 Sep 14			770x809x74.0

Apollo 11 (Columbia)

  1969-059A

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The first lunar landing mission was Apollo 11, crewed by Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins.

Columbia (CSM 107)
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1969 Jul 16	1332:00	Launch by Saturn V (SA-506)	KSC LC39A
	1334:15	S-IC CECO, 44.4 km
	1334:41	S-IC OECO, 66.3 km
	1334:42	S-IC sep, 67.0 km	-5999 x 109 x 31.9
	1334:43	S-II ignition, 67.6 km
	1335:12	Interstage sep, 91.8 km	-5938 x 118 x 32.0
	1335:18	LES sep	-5923 x 120 x 32.0
	1339:40	S-II CECO, 179.3 km
	1341:04	S-IC impact at 74.04W 30.21N
	1341:11	S-II OECO, 185.9 km
	1341:12	S-II sep, 185.9 km	-2116 x 182 x 32.5
	1341:15	S-IVB burn 1 ignition, 185.9km
	1341:21	Ullage case jettison
	1343:30		-27 x 185 x 32.5
	1343:32		15 x 185 x 32.5
	1343:42	S-IVB cutoff, 188.4 km
	1343:49	Earth orbit insertion	188 x 192 x 32.57
	1352:13	S-II impact at 34.84W 31.54N
	1352		185 x 194 x 32.5
	1411	Optics cover jettison
	1532		191 x 210 x 32.5
	1616:16	MES-2?
	1616:27	S-IVB TLI burn (5:47)
	1622:03	S-4B MECO-2
	1622:13	Translunar injection	222 x 565954 x 31.4
	1647:23	CSM sep from LM/S-IVB
	1656:03	CSM docked with LM/S-IVB
	1749:03	CSM/LM undocked from S-IVB
	1812:01	SPS evasive burn
	1812:05	SPS evasive burn cutoff
1969 Jul 17	1616:58	SPS MCC-2 burn(0:03)	237 x 528637 x 31.4
1969 Jul 19	0311:55	Equigravisphere
	1721:50	SPS LOI-1 burn (6:02)	112 x -12082 x 152.8
	1727:52	Lunar orbit insertion	111 x 311 x 156.9
	2143:36	SPS LOI-2 burn (0:16)	100 x 122
	2143:52	LOI-2 CO	102 x 123 x 156.8
1969 Jul 20		CDR and LMP transfer to LM 5
	1745:00	Eagle undocked
	1811:53	SPS sep burn	105 x 118 x 163.1
	1812:01	SPS sep cutoff
1969 Jul 21		Rendezvous with Eagle AS
	2135	Docked to Eagle
		CDR and LMP return to CSM with cargo
		of 21 kg lunar rock samples
1969 Jul 21	2342	Eagle undocked
1969 Jul 22	0002:00	Sep burn	102 x 116 x 177.4
	0002:08	Sep burn cutoff
1969 Jul 22	0455:42	SPS TEI burn (2:29)	96 x 112 x 152.8
	0458:11	Transearth injection	95 x -9954 x 152.6
	2001:57	MCC-5 burn (0:10)	-777 x 825306 x 41.1
	2002:07	MCC-5 cutoff	-861 x 824556 x 41.1
1969 Jul 24	1621:19	SM-107 sep	37 x 835743 x 39.93
	1635:06	Entry 122 km	45 x 831540 x 40.1
			109 x -3668 x 39.9
	1636:06?	58 km, begin skip
	1639:16?	67 km, skip apogee
	1640:30?	58 km, end of skip
	1641	46 km
	1650:35	Splashdown in Pacific, 13 30 N 169 15W
	1735	Recovered by USS Hornet

Of A Fire On The Moon

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Kosmos 367

 1970-079A

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The fourth flight, Kosmos-367, came a year and a half after the failure of the third. It was reportedly the first to carry a live reactor. It used the 11K69 launch vehicle. This time the DU operated well, and on the day of launch the DU and radar separated and were tracked in low orbit while the reactor was boosted to a high 1000 km orbit.

Kosmos-367
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1970 Oct 3	1026:45	Launch by 11K69	KB
	1029	Stage 2 burn
	1031	Stage 2 sep
	1041	US-A DU burn
	1045	US-A DU cutoff, orbit	89.21 226 x 246 x 65.21
	1051	Stage 2 entry
1970 Oct 3	1229?	US-A orbit raise, sep from DU
	1319?
	1833		104.47 908 x 1030 x 65.3
1970 Oct 4	0645		104.53 922 x 1022 x 65.3
1970 Oct 4	1908	(79C)	89.60 245 x 263 x 65.1
1970 Oct 6	1900		104.53 922 x 1024 x 65.28
1970 Oct 29		(79C)	87.90 164 x 176 x 65.1