Tuesday, June 12, 1990

Kosmos 45

1964-055A


Zenit-4 No. 5 was launched in Sep 1964, and carried a scientific payload which included an infrared spectrometer to study the IR emission from the Earth, probably to support weather satellite development. Water vapor measurements and radiation measurements were also made ; the spacecraft was recovered after 5 days. 


Kosmos-45 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1964 Sep 13  0945  Launch by 11A57  KB 
 0949?  Blok I 
 0954?  Blok I MECO 
   89.68 207 x 313 x 64.9 
1964 Sep 13    89.68 203 x 314 x 64.9 
1964 Sep 14  1401  89.68 200 x 316 x 64.9 
1964 Sep 18  0742?  Retrofire 
 0802?  Landed after 4.9d 

Sunday, June 10, 1990

Kosmos 868

 1976-113A


RCS was 32m2. 


Kosmos-868 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1976 Nov 26  1430 Launch by 11K69  Baikonur 
 1433 Stage 1 sep 
 1435  Stage 2 sep  
 1518? AKM burn 
1976 Nov 26   89.9 110x436x65.1 
1976 Nov 26    93.3 422x444x65.0 
1977 Jan?  end of mvs 
1978 Jul 8  reentered

Transit O-19

 1970-067A


NNS 30190 (O-19) was the second RCA built satellite, launched in Aug 1970 and operating until May 1984.


NNS O-19 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1970 Aug 27 1323:34 Launch by Scout A  V SLC5 
 1324 Algol burnout T+1:13 
 1324 Castor burn T+1:13 
 1325 Castor burnout T+1:52 
 1325 Antares burn T+1:57 
 1325 Antares burnout T+2:33 
 1335:52 Altair burn T+12:18? 
 1336:22 Altair burnout T+12:48? 
 1340? Altair sep 
   107.0 925 x 1221 x 90.0 
1984 May   Battery failed 
1984 Jul 2  1945  Doppler beacons turned off 
1984 Sep 17  1232  Doppler beacons on for testing

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