1984-123A
NOAA F (NOAA 9) was the second ATN satellite, and carried the ERBE and SUV experiments in addition to the SAR receiver. It was launched on 1984 Dec 12 at 1042 into a 857 x 878 x 98.9 deg afternoon SSO orbit.
| NOAA 9 | |||
| Date | Time | Event | Orbit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1984 Dec 12 | 1042:00 | Launch by Atlas E | |
| T+2:01 BECO | |||
| T+2:04 BPJ Booster Package Jettison | |||
| T+2:31 NFJ Nose Fairing Jettison | |||
| T+5:21 SECO | |||
| T+5:40 VECO | |||
| 1047 | T+5:46 Atlas sep | ||
| 1056 | T+14:00 Star 37 burn | ||
| 1056 | T+14:43 Star 37 burnout | ||
| T+14:46 RCS start | |||
| T+15:02 RCS stop | |||
| T+17min Hydrazine blowdown | |||
| T+35min arrays and booms deployed | |||
| 1985 | NOAA afternoon satellite | ||
| 1987 Jan | ERBE failed | ||
| 1987 May 7 | MSU failed | ||
| 1993 Aug 1 | Placed on standby? | ||
| 1995 Aug | Electrical problem, AVHRR failed | ||
| 1997 Dec 18 | SAR transmitter failed | ||
| 1998 Feb | end of ops | ||
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