Foton 10

 1995-006A

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Foton 34KS No. 10 was launched on 1995 Feb 16 at 1740 UT. The spacecraft had a mass of 6300 kg, including a 2250 kg cabin reused from Foton 9. (Another source gave 5986 kg). It carried materials processing experiments jointly managed by TsSKB and Germany's Kayser-Threde, as well as French and ESA biological experiments. On Mar 3 at 0834:30, the satellite landed safely 135 km SE of Orenburg, Russia at 51 18 N, 57 12 E. However, a helicopter transporting the satellite back to Orenburg for deintegration later that day ran into a storm which forced them to release the Foton capsule suspended below them; the Foton plummeted 100m to the ground.

Foton
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1995 Feb 16	1739:59	Launch by Soyuz
	1748	Blok-I sep
1995 Feb 16			90.40 219 x 368 x 62.8
1995 Mar 1			90.25 217 x 355 x 62.8
1995 Mar 3	0804?	Deorbit
	0814?	PO sep
	0822?	Entry
	0834:30	Landed 51 10N 56 56E

Payload:

• KASHTAN materials processing

• ZONA

• SPLAV

• BIOBOX (ESA) life sciences

• IBIS (CNES) 64 cassettes of biological materials

The Collected Critical Heritage I: Sir Thomas Malory

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Aviation Week: March 10,1997

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Clueless: a novel

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Nadezhda 2

 1990-017A

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The second named Nadezhda was launched in Feb 1990.

Nadezhda (F2)
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1990 Feb 27	2059:42	Launch by Kosmos-3M	PL
		T+2:10 St 1 MECO
		T+2:12 St 1 sep
		T+2:12 St 2 burn 59km
		T+2:27 Fairing 76km
	2108?	T+8:03 St 2 MECO 150 km	150 x 1003? x 83
		T+1:02:19 St 2 MES2
		T+1:02:30 St 2 MECO2
	2203?	T+1:02:50 St 2 sep
1996 Feb		KOSPAS-5 decommissioned

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Kosmos 455

 1971-097A

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DS-P1-Yu No. 54 was launched in Nov 1971 from Plesetsk. It was another subgroup 1 DS-P1-Yu mission.

Kosmos-455
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1971 Nov 17	1110	Launch by 11K63	PL
	1112	Stage 2 burn
	1117?	Stage 2 sep
1971 Nov 19	2130		92.19 272 x 491 x 71.0 (RAE)
1972 Feb 1			91.46 259 x 433 x 71.0 (RAE)
1972 Apr 5		End of operations
1972 Apr 9	0028?	Reentered

Kosmos 247

  1968-088A

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Zenit-2 No. 65 was launched on 1968 Oct 11. Landing was 50 km N of Tselinograd at 51 14 N 71 17 E.

Kosmos-247
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1968 Oct 11	1205	Launch by 11A57	NIIP-53 LC41/1
	1210	Blok-I burn
	1214	Blok-I sep
			89.9 205 x 362 x 65.4 (TASS)
	1750		89.97 200 x 344 x 65.4
1968 Oct 12	0930?		89.94 199 x 345 x 65.39 (RAE)
1968 Oct 16	0845		89.87 198 x 337 x 65.4
1968 Oct 19	0537?	Deorbit
	0543?	PO sep
	0602	Landed

Kosmos 1552

 1984-045A

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This was the second Terilen flight. The operational orbit was reached after 3 days in the low perigee insertion orbit.

Kosmos-1552
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1984 May 14	1400	Launch by Soyuz	Baikonur
	1409	Blok I sep
1984 May 14			89.5 184x315x64.94
1984 May 15			197x316x64.9
1984 May 16			183x322x64.9
1984 May 17	1255?	Raise peri
1984 May 17			225x311x64.9
1984 May 25			224x316x64.9
1984 Oct 18			236x327x64.9
1984 Oct 21			234x322x64.9
1984 Nov 1			230x311x64.9
1984 Nov 2			229x307x64.9
1984 Nov 3
	0904?	Deorbit (fiducial)
	0928?	Entry

Kosmos 382

  1970-103A

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The second L-1E test flight was 7K-L1E No. 2, launched in Dec 1970 as Kosmos-382. It may have carried a supplementary ion engine experiment since the orbital eccentricity was observed to change slowly up to Feb 1971.

Several objects were cataloged in orbit with Kosmos-382. Objects E, F and G were ejected into the 160 minute orbit prior to burn 3. They were tracked later in high apogee orbits which continued to become more eccentric, and were presumably being affected by radiation pressure.

Objects B and C are believed to be the SOZ motors; they were ejected into the 160 minute orbit around the time of burn 3.

Object D was released after burn 3 into the final orbit, but was strongly affected by radiation pressure and decay and has a low RCS. It may be an insulation panel of some kind.

Three in-orbit burns had 982, 285 and 1311 m/s. There were seven burns in total.

Kosmos-382
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1970 Dec 2	1700:00	Launch by Proton-K	KB
	1702	Stage 2
	1705	Stage 2 cutoff
	1705	Stage 3 burn
	1709	Stage 3 cutoff	-1350? x 200 x 51.6
	1715?	Blok-D burn 1
	1717?	Blok-D MECO-1
			190 x 300 km
		Burn 1 (simulated LOI-1)
	1723?	Stage 3 reentry
	1752	Blok-D MES-2
	1755	Blok-D MECO-2	303 x 5038 x 51.6
1970 Dec 3	1100		142.77 303 x 5038 x 51.57 (TLE)
	1148	Burn 3 tweak 3m/s
1970 Dec 4	1148	Burn 4 tweak 2m/s
1970 Dec 4	1300		142.88 303 x 5046 x 51.53 (TLE)
1970 Dec 4			142.98 318 x 5040 x 51.55 (TLE)
	1636	Burn 5 orbit tweak 19m/s
1970 Dec 5			144.11 408 x 5045 x 51.53 (TLE)
1970 Dec 6	1856?	Orbit change over 71E 50N?	158.99 1616 x 5071 x 51.55
		Burn 6 (simulated LOI-2)
		103E,F,G sep to 160 min orbit, decaying
1970 Dec 7	1554?	MES-7
1970 Dec 7	1555	Burn 7 over 82E 50N
		Burn 7 (simulated DOI)
	1554?	SOZ jettison (B,C)	1615 x 5082 x 51.6
	1557?	Burn 7 cutoff	171.06 2577 x 5082 x 55.87
		103D sep to 172 min orbit, decaying
1970 Dec 15	1955		171.04 2581 x 5077 x 55.87
1970 Dec 29	1144		171.03 2585 x 5012 x 55.87
1971 Feb 10		End of ion engine test?
1992 Jul 22			171.00 2389 x 5265 x 55.85
1998 Apr 30			171.00 2376 x 5278 x 55.88