Soyuz 24

 1977-008A

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The final mission to Almaz 3 (Salyut-5) was Soyuz-24, using spacecraft 7K-T 11F615A9 No. 66. The crew of Soyuz-24 was Viktor Gorbatko and Yuriy Glazkov.

Soyuz-24
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1977 Feb 7	1610:12	Launch by Soyuz-U	KB
	1611:50	Maximum dynamic pressure
	1612	Blok BVGD sep
	1614	Blok A sep
	1618	Blok I MECO
	1619	Blok-I MECO, sep
			89.4 173 x 323 x 51.6
		TCM rev 4
		TCM rev 5
1977 Feb 8		TCM rev 17
1977 Feb 8			218 x 281 x 51.6
		Igla system fails at 80m
	2038	Docked with Almaz OPS 3 (Salyut-5)
1977 Feb 9	0546	Crew entry to Almaz
1977 Feb 25	0621	Undocked
1977 Feb 25		Retrofire
	0850?	DO
	0853?	DO CO
	0908?	Modules sep
	0913?	Entry
	0936:10?:	Landed 36 km NE of Arkalyk

Progress 34

 1988-003A

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Progress No. 142 (7K-TG No. 142, Progress-34) was launched on 1988 Jan 20.

Progress-34
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1988 Jan 20	2251:54	Launch by Soyuz-U	KB
	2300	Blok-I sep
1988 Jan 21			185 x 258 x 51.6
1988 Jan 23	0009:09	Docked with Mir, Kvant DP2
1988 Jan 24			334 x 356 x 51.6
1988 Mar 6	0340:09	Undocked
	0652	Deorbited
	0729:30	Reentered

Navstar 25

 1992-009A

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Navstar SVN 25 (USA 79) was launched on 1992 Feb 23.  It was inserted into plane A-2.

Navstar 25
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1992 Feb 23	2229:00	Launch by Delta 7925	CC LC 17
		SRM 1-9 sep
		St 1 sep
	2233	T+4:40? SES-1
	2240	T+11:00? SECO-1	185 x 185 x 34.0
		T+20? SES-2 36s?
	2249	T+20? SECO-2	189? x 720? x 34.0?
		T+21? St 2 sep
	2251	T+22? TES 1:24
	2252	T+23? TECO
	2254	T+25? St 3 sep
	2335?	T+1:06 SES-3 depletion	98.24 628 x 721 x 20.0
1992 Feb 25	1945?	Star 37XFP burn
1992 Mar 24		In service
1997 Feb 1		Operating at slot A-2

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Kosmos 1708

 1985-115A

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17F41 No. 56 was a rare winter Resurs F-1 mission, launched in Dec 1985 and named Kosmos-1708.

Kosmos-1708
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1985 Dec 13	0745	Launch by Soyuz-U	PL LC43/4
	0753	Blok-I sep	89.17 183 x 285 x 82.3
1985 Dec 13			89.18 183 x 284 x 82.3
1985 Dec 14			89.80 256 x 272 x 82.3
1985 Dec 25			89.77 255 x 270 x 82.3
1985 Dec 27
	0343?	Deorbit
	0353?	PO sep
	0403?	Entry
	0417?	Landed

DFH-9

 1981-093B

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The final FB-1 launch carried Shi Jian 2 (Shi Jian Er Hao, PRC 9) into orbit. The satellite was also referred to as Shiyan Kexuedi Weixing (Experimental Scientific Satellite) but the SJ-2 name has been consistently used since the late 1980s. Two small subsatellites were carried into orbit with SJ-2. SJ-2 was an octagonal cylinder with 4 solar panels, 1.1m long and 1.2m diameter.

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SJ 2
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1981 Sep 19	2128:40	Launch by Feng Bao 1	JQ
	2130:48	T+2:08 Stage 1 MECO
	2130:48?	Stage 2 MES
	2132:45?	T+4:05? Stage 2 MECO
	2136:00	T+7:20? Stage 2 VECO
	2136:00	T+7:20 SJ-2A sep
	2136:00	T+7:20 SJ-2B sep
	2137?	adapter sep from stage 2
	2137?	SJ-2 sep from stage 2
			240 x 1610 x 59.5
1982 Feb?		end of ops
1982 Oct 6		Reentered

Payload:

• Solar Electron flux detector

• Solar Proton flux detector

• Scintillation counter

• Ionization gauge

• Magnetometer

• Atmospheric IR radiometer, LWIR 3-16 microns, 4 channels

• Atmospheric IR radiometer, SWIR 2.2 and 2.7 microns, 2 channels

• Atmospheric UV radiometer, 2200-2600A

• Solar UV photometer, 2820A, 2896A, 3090A

Kosmos 2217

 1992-069A

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Kosmos-2217
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1992 Oct 21	1021:22	Launch by 8K78M	Plesetsk
		BVGD sep
		GO sep
		T+4:46 Blok A sep
		T+4:56 KhO sep
		T+8:46 Blok-I MECO
	1030	T+8:50 Blok-I sep	92.57 212 x 588 x 62.8
		T+1:00? BOZ burn
	1121?	T+1:00? BOZ sep
		2BL burn
		2BL MECO
	1124?	T+1:03 2BL sep
1992 Oct 21			710.56 616 x 39381 x 62.9
1992 Oct 23			717.80 598 x 39757 x 63.0

DMSP 4

  1970-012A

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The first Block 5A satellite was launched on 1970 Feb 11 by Thor Burner 2 from Vandenberg. It operated for two months before the spacecraft wore out its pitch control motor. 0018 LTDN.

DMSP 1524
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1970 Feb 11	0840:47	Launch by Thor Burner 2 (287)	V SLC10W
	0843	Thor MECO
	0852?	Burner II burn
	0855?	Burner II sep
			101.4 773 x 874 x 98.7
1970 Apr 30		End of transmissions