Sunday, December 18, 1994

Myojo

 1994-007B


The first test launch of the H-II heavy launch vehicle carried a Vehicle Evaluation Payload (VEP). The 2400 kg VEP was the ETS-6 ground test model, and consisted of vehicle monitoring instruments, attached to the first LAPS liquid apogee stage. The LAPS stage carried 1470 kg of propellant ballast. VEP was named Myojo (Morning/Evening Star) once in orbit. VEP took off aboard H-2-1F from the Yoshinobu complex at Tanegashima on 1994 Feb 3.


Myojo 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1994 Feb 3  2220  Launch by H-II (H-2-1F)  TNSC 
 2221  SRB sep (T+1:39) 40 km 1.6 km/s 
 2223  Fairing sep (T+3:40) 130 km 2.8 km/s 
 2226  LE-7 MECO, (T+5:56) 227 km 5 km/s?  -4600 x 300 ?  
 2226  T+6:06 Stage 1 sep  
 2226  LE-5A SEIG1 (T+6:12) 
 2233  LE-5A SECO1 (T+12:55), 454 km 
 2234  OREX sep (T+13:50)  454 x 454 x  
 2245  LE-5A TIG2 (T+24:56), 2:46 
 2247  LE-5A MECO2 (T+27:36) 
 2248  VEP sep (T+27:56), 467 km  
1994 Feb 6  1200   642.00 468 x 36078 x 28.54 

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