Kosmos 1399

 1982-078A

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Kosmos-1399
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1982 Aug 4	1130	Launch by Soyuz	Baikonur
	1138	Blok-I sep
1982 Aug 4			89.73 171x351x64.9
1982 Aug 14			89.16 164x302x64.9 from 88.69 158x262
1982 Aug 18			89.64 160x354x64.9 from 88.83 158x276
1982 Aug 19		SpK-1 fid
1982 Aug 21			89.60 171x339x64.9 from 89.11 153x308
1982 Aug 29			89.69 169x350x64.9 from 88.77 160x268
1982 Sep 2		SpK-2 fid
1982 Sep 3			89.79 178x350x64.9 from 89.14 163x303
1982 Sep 7			89.89 183x355x64.9 from 89.43 173x320
1982 Sep 14			88.85 173x265x64.9
1982 Sep 16
	2307?	Deorbit
	2321?	Reentry
	2335?	Landed

Kosmos 1379

 1982-060A

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The final IS-P satellite, rumoured to be codenamed 'Uran', was launched as part of a larger exercise in June 1982.

Kosmos-1379
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1982 Jun 18	1104	Launch by 11K69	KB
	1106	Stage 2 burn
	1109	Stage 2 sep	91.36 140 x 542 x 65.1
	1207?	537x1019 x 65.84 (NLJ)
	1429	Intercepted K1375 at 1005 km (SG estim)
	1445?	retrofire
	1510?	Entry?

HEOS 2

  1972-005A

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The HEOS-A2 satellite, built by MBB for ESRO, was a polar orbital launch to complement the HEOS-A1 mission by studying the polar magnetosphere and the interplanetary medium. The HEOS 2 mission was orbited by a Delta L from Vandenberg.

HEOS 2
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1972 Jan 31	1720:02	Launch by Delta DSV-3L	V SLC2W
		T+0:38 SRM out
		T+1:40 SRM 1-3 sep
		T+3:38 MECO
		T+3:43 St 1 sep
	1723:45	T+3:43 SES-1 6:09
		T+4:04 Fairing
	1729:55	T+9:53 SECO-1 parking orbit
	1805:17	T+45:15 SES-2 10.3s
	1805:27	T+45:25 SECO-2	312 x 1125 x 89.80
	1806?	T+46? St 2 sep
	1806:12	T+46:10 FW-4D TES 30s
	1806:43	T+46:41 TECO
		Despin
	1807:57	T+47:55 St 3 sep	405 x 240004 x 89.9 (TR1022)
1972 Feb 1	1108	Pass EL1:4
1972 Feb 11	0310		7061.74 653 x 230445 x 90.2
1972 Mar 28	1907		7466.51 994 x 239335 x 90.0
1974 Jan 25		End of transmissions
1974 Aug 2		Reentered