Friday, July 30, 1993

Kosmos 1731

 1986-013A


This was the first 17F117 satellite.


Kosmos-1731 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1986 Feb 7  0845 Launch by Soyuz  Baikonur 
 0854? Blok-I sep 
1986 Feb 7    R/B 181x260x64.8, 2d 
1986 Feb 7    180x264x64.8 
1986 Feb 7    183x269x64.8 
1986 Feb 10    176x250x64.8 
1986 Feb 10  0522?  Raise perigee
1986 Feb 10.4   232x312x64.8 
1986 Feb 23    228x303x64.8 
1986 Mar 8    239x260x64.8 
1986 Apr 2    231x268x64.8 
1986 Apr 27    241x260x64.8 
1986 May 18    240x265x64.8 
1986 Jun 10    242x278x64.8 
1986 Jul 5    233x261x64.7 
1986 Jul 19    241x277x64.7 
1986 Aug 22    237x269x64.7 
1986 Aug 23    243x273x64.7 
1986 Sep 13    232x257x64.7 
1986 Sep 19    238x281x64,7 from 228x252 
1986 Sep 26    234x275x64.7 
1986 Sep 29    233x272x64.7 
1986 Oct 2.9   231x269x64.7 
1986 Oct 3   
 0900?  Deorbit (fid. time, guess -70 m/s)  23? x 235 
 0930?  Reentered over Pacific 

Club Management: September-October 1992

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Thursday, July 29, 1993

Kosmos 652

  1974-030A


Kosmos-652 flew an 8 day flight in a 51.8 degree orbit. Because of the unusual profile it was at one point suggested that Kosmos-652 might have been a 7K (Soyuz) test flight, but it was in fact a Zenit-4MK satellite, the first at this inclination.


Kosmos-652 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1974 May 15  0830  Launch by 11A57  NIIP-53 
 0834  Blok-I burn 
 0838  Blok-I sep 
 1716   89.69 170 x 347 x 51.9 
1974 May 16  0515 89.68 173 x 343 x 51.8 
1974 May 16  0700   89.61 173 x 343 x 51.8 (RAE) 
1974 May 17  1404   89.64 172 x 341 x 51.8 
1974 May 18 Lower orbit 
1974 May 19  0322   89.32 158 x 323 x 51.8 
 0750   89.28 172 x 305 x 51.8 
1974 May 20  0310   89.26 172 x 303 x 51.8 
1974 May 22   Engine sep 90.83 218 x 417 x 51.8 (RAE) 
1974 May 23  0534? Retrofire 
 0544? PO sep 
 0549? Entry 
 0604? Landed after 7.9d 

Monday, July 26, 1993

Club Management: January-February 1993

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Kosmos 958

 1977-100A


Two-tone telemetry; Medium res satellite. Kosmos-958 was the second flight using the high circular orbit.


Kosmos-958 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1977 Oct 11  1514 Launch by Soyuz-U  Plesetsk 
 1522  Blok-I sep 
1977 Oct 11    90.60 256 x 350 x 62.81 
1977 Oct 12  0838? Orbit raise 91.95 318 x 422 x 62.8 
1977 Oct 20    91.82 309 x 417 x 62.8 
1977 Oct 22   Orbit raise  92.28 351 x 420 x 62.8 
1977 Oct 23  1030?  KDU sep 
1977 Oct 24   
 0602?  Deorbit 
 0630?  Entry 
 0644?  Land 

November 20,2006

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