Sunday, September 6, 1998

Lacrosse 2

 1991-017A


The second LACROSSE, USA 69, was launched on 1991 Mar 8 by a Titan 4 from Vandenberg and was soon picked up by visual observers in a 414 x 664 km x 68.0 deg orbit. The Titan rocket stage was observed on Jul 12 in a similar orbit, 95.34 min 412 x 657 km x 68.0 deg. Meanwhile on Mar 28 the payload was seen to have moved to a new orbit, raising its perigee to circularize at 680 km.


LACROSSE 2 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1991 Mar 8  1203  Launch by Titan4  V SLC4E 
  Stage 1 burn T+1:57 
 1208 Stage 2 burn T+5:02 
 1208 Stage 1 sep T+5:03 
 1211 Stage 2 MECO T+8:38 
 1212 Orbit insertion T+8:58 
 1212 Titan stage 2 sep 95.43 414 x 664 x 68.0 (CSS) 
1991 Mar    95.5 420 x 662 x 68.0 (UN) 
1991 Mar 28    683 x 683 x 68 (CSS) 
1991 May 17    98.23 672 x 676 x 68.0 (CSS) 
1991 Jun 29    98.23 669 x 677 x 68.0 (CSS) 

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