Tuesday, December 3, 1991

Kosmos 1653

 1985-038A


The 17F41 No. 52 (Resurs F-1) spacecraft was launched in May 1985 and named Kosmos-1653.


Kosmos-1653 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1985 May 22  0835  Launch by Soyuz-U  PL LC41 
 0843  Blok-I sep  210 x 295 x 82.3 
1985 May 23   
273 x 295 x 82.3 
1985 May 27    268 x 275 x 82.3 
1985 Jun 2  269 x 274 x 82.3 
1985 Jun 7 
 0500?  Deorbit 
 0510?  PO sep 
 0520?  Entry 
 0532?  Landed 

Monday, December 2, 1991

MOS-1

 1987-018A


NASDA's Marine Observation Satellite, MOS-1, carried radiometers to measure ocean conditions. The satellite was named Momo (Peach or Peach Blossom) once on orbit. It was built by Nippon Electric.


Momo 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1987 Feb 19  0123  Launch by N-2  TNSC 
  T+0:39 SOB 7-9 on  
  T+0:40 SOB 1-6 off 
  T+1:19 SOB 7-9 off 
  T+1:25 SOB 1-9 sep, 22 km alt 
  T+4:31 St 1 MECO 
  T+4:37 VECO 
  T+4:39 Stage 1 sep at 155 km  
  T+4:45 SES-1 at 163 km 384s  
 0128  T+4:53 Fairing 
 0134 T+11:09 SECO-1 411 km 366? x 910 x 99.1  
 0213  T+50:58 SES-2 8s 221m/s? 
 0214  T+51:06 SECO-2 
 0215 T+52:54 MOS/Stage 2 sep  103.33 911 x 912 x 99.1  
 0220 T+57:54 SES-3 3s 
 0220 T+57:57 SECO-3 
 0223 T+1:00:27 SES-4 17s 
 0223 T+1:00:44 SECO-4 100.24 636 x 903 x 97.5  
1987 Feb   OTM 
1987 Jun   Begin operational phase 
1987 Jul   OTM 
1987 Jul 28   Safemode, attitude anomaly 
1987 Dec   OTM 
1988 Apr   OTM 

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