Kosmos 899

 1977-022A

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Kosmos-899
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1977 Mar 24	2211	Launch by 11K65M	Plesetsk
	2213	S3 burn
	2219?	T+8m? S3 MECO-1
	2244?	T+33m? S3 MES-2
	2244?	S3 sep
1977 Mar 24			95.2 503x547x74.1
1980 Oct 19		reentered

Kosmos 174

  1967-082A

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In Aug 1967 the Korolev bureau launched a Molniya-1Yu (Yustirovochnaya, calibration) satellite. The satellite may have been used for testing the N-1/L-3 lunar mission tracking and communications network.

Kosmos-174
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1967 Aug 31	0800:03	Launch by Molniya 8K78M	KB
	0804	Blok-I burn
	0809	Blok-I sep	91.06 199 x 454 x 64.8 (RAE)
	0904?	Blok-L burn
	0905?	Blok-L cutoff
	0906?	Blok-L sep	715.0 430 x 39796 x 64.9 (RAE)
1967 Sep 6			715.14 423 x 39800 x 64.9
1968 Apr?		End of ops
1968 Aug 25			709.17 185 x 39743 x 65.1
1968 Oct 15			681.26 127 x 38409 x 65.2
1968 Dec 8			493.19 117 x 28482 x 65.1
1968 Dec 28			147.36 125 x 5601 x 65.3
1968 Dec 30		Reentered

Kosmos 2305

 1994-088A

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Kosmos-2305
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1994 Dec 29	1130:00	Launch by Soyuz-U2	KB
	1138	Blok-I sep
1994 Dec 29	1424		89.14 180 x 283 x 64.9
1994 Dec 30		Orbit raise
1994 Dec 30	0336		89.85 244 x 289 x 65.0
	0643		89.89 240 x 297 x 64.91
1995 Jan 9	1940		89.78 236 x 290 x 64.90
1995 Jan 13	0433		89.74 235 x 287 x 64.90
1995 Jan 25			89.58 229 x 277 x 64.9
1995 Jan 25		Orbit raise	90.02 240 x 309 x 64.9
1995 Jan 27	2121		90.00 240 x 308 x 64.90
1995 Feb 24	0643		89.63 229 x 283 x 64.90
1995 Feb 26		Orbit raise	90.10 241 x 317 x 64.9
1995 Mar 3	0502		90.04 239 x 313 x 64.90
1995 Mar 30	2038		89.65 228 x 286 x 64.90
1995 Apr 1		Orbit raise	89.92 239 x 301 x 64.9
1995 Apr 5	2150		89.88 238 x 297 x 64.90
1995 Apr 20	2107		89.66 232 x 283 x 64.90
1995 Apr 26		Orbit raise	89.88 241 x 295 x 64.9
1995 Apr 28	1857		89.85 240 x 293 x 64.90
1995 May 19	1257		89.59 232 x 275 x 64.89
1995 May 24		Orbit raise
1995 May 25	0448		89.82 239 x 291 x 64.89
1995 Jun 15	2233		89.56 232 x 273 x 64.89
1995 Jun 21		Orbit raise
1995 Jun 23	0350		89.92 241 x 299 x 64.89
1995 Jul 19	2150		89.65 234 x 280 x 64.89
1995 Aug 3		Orbit raise
1995 Aug 4	1243		89.91 240 x 300 x 64.89
1995 Aug 25	1019		89.70 234 x 285 x 64.89
1995 Aug 29		Orbit raise
1995 Sep 1	0516		89.96 239 x 305 x 64.89
1995 Sep 29	0224		89.62 229 x 281 x 64.88
1995 Sep 29		Orbit raise	89.98 241 x 304 x 64.9
1995 Oct 8	1716		89.87 238 x 297 x 64.89
1995 Oct 27	0531		89.59 229 x 279 x 64.88
1995 Nov 2			89.49 225 x 272 x 64.9
1995 Nov 2		Orbit raise	89.93 240 x 302 x 64.9
1995 Nov 29			89.59 277 x 280 x 64.9
1995 Nov 30		Orbit raise	89.95 244 x 299 x 64.9
1995 Dec 18	2147?	Two debris objects (C,D) ejected
	2150		89.77 239 x 286 x 64.9
	2212	Groundtrack pass over Baikonur
	2225?	Deorbit
	2250	Groundtrack pass over SE Pacific
	2255?	Entry?

Spaceflight: September 1998

 https://welib.org/md5/4797085928b9877e9b7a5576bec113a9

Kosmos 1074

 1979-008A

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Kosmos-1074 (7K-ST No. 5L) spent 60 days in space to simulate a long duration Soyuz T mission. The mission had been planned for 90 days, but it was cut short because of a control system failure.

A post reentry TLE set is probably for the orbital module, which is probably cataloged as 11315 (79-008C). Its first assigned elsets are at 1343 UTC on Mar 31, a day before reentry - it is possible that the BO was ejected early as a test or that a planned recovery on Mar 31 was aborted

Kosmos-1074
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1979 Jan 31	0900:00	Launch by Soyuz	KB
	0902	Blok BVGD sep
	0904	Blok A sep
	0908	Blok I MECO
	0908	Blok I sep
1979 Jan 31			88.87 197x240x51.60
1979 Feb 1			88.87 195x242x51.60
1979 Feb 2			90.03 255x297x51.67 from 194x237
1979 Feb 3			90.15 264x306x51.66
1979 Feb 3			90.83 308x323x51.66
1979 Feb 4			90.82 310x320x51.66
1979 Feb 7			92.09 352x402x51.6 from 278x357
1979 Feb 7			92.02 363x384
1979 Mar 31			91.55 347x360x51.66
1979 Mar 31	1200?	BO sep
	1340?	Retrofire possibly cancelled?
1979 Apr 1
	0925?	DO
	0929?	DO CO
	0940?	PAO sep
	0950?	Entry
	1011:00	Landed

IRS-P3

 1996-017A

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IRS-P3 was launched by PSLV in Mar 1996. Mass of the satellite was 922 kg. As well as the remote sensing instruments, it carried an X-ray astronomy payload. Three proportional counters studied variable X-ray sources in the 2-18 keV band. The first reported results  were measurements of the X-ray pulsar GX1+4 and the superluminal transient GRS 1915+105.

IRS-P3
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1996 Mar 21	0453	Launch by PSLV (D3)	SHAR
		T+00:30 PSOM 5-6 ignite
		T+00:54 PSOM 1-4 cutoff
		T+01:18 PSOM 1-4 sep
		T+01:19 PSOM 5-6 cutoff
		T+01:30 PSOM 5-6 sep
	0454	T+01:43 PS-1 cutoff and sep
	0454	T+1:44? PS2 burn 2:29
	0457	T+4:13? PS2 burnout
	0457	PS2 sep
	0457	T+4:15? PS3 burn 78s
	0458	T+5:33? PS3 burnout
	0458?	PS-4 burn
	0500?	PS-4 sep	802 x 848 x 98.8