Ikonos

 1999-051A

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Mass 726 kg. Built by LM/Sunnyvale using LM900 bus. Ikonos had 1-m resolution at 13 km swath. Launched to 10:30am descending node SSO. Ikonos was the first of the high res commercial imaging satellites to reach orbit and operate.

A piece of debris separated on 2001 Mar 19 and reentered rapidly.

OAM mass 650f?; Orbus 21 10600 f 865 em so m1/m2 = 11976 / 2241

Ikonos
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1999 Sep 24	1821:08	Launch by Athena 2 LM-7	V SLC6
		T+1:24 St 1 burnout
		T+1:25 St 2 burn 18 km	-6300 x 20 ?
		T+2:53 St 2 burn out	-5600 x 180 ?
		T+4:27 Fairing	-5600 x 180 ?
		T+4:32 St 2 sep
	1825:40	T+4:32 St 3 burn at 179 km
	1828:11	T+7:03 St 3 burnout
	1828:12	T+7:04 St 3 sep 90.92 207 x 431 x 98.2 (B)
	1828:17	T+7:09 St 4 burn 162s
	1830:59	T+9:51 St 4 MECO	93.69 220 x 689 x 98.2 (est)
	1912:35	T+51:27 St 4 burn 2 386s
	1919:01	T+57:53 St 4 MECO-2
	1919:15	T+58:07 St 4 sep	98.36 678 x 682 x 98.1
	1924	T+1:03:08 St 4 avoidance
	1928	T+1:07:26 St 4 MECO-3	92.24 137 x 630 x 97.7 (C)
			98.36 678 x 682 x 98.1

Seventeen: February 2002

 https://welib.org/md5/51d594b0308052f3a53551e0670afb81

Aviation Week: February 11,2002

 https://welib.org/md5/d9c5af865ab96342cec2ef3e0c6e9e11

Kosmos 786

  1975-120A

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Kosmos 786 carried a TG beacon and a supplementary experiment to analyze solar radiation flux in Earth orbit: unlike with most Zenit supplementary experiments this mission did not carry a separate Nauka capsule.

Kosmos-786
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1975 Dec 16	0950	Launch by Soyuz-U	Baikonur
	0954	Blok-I burn
	0958	Blok-I sep
1975 Dec 16			89.50 171 x 328 x 65.0
1975 Dec 23			89.39 172 x 316 x 65.0
1975 Dec 24			89.23 171 x 301 x 65.0
1975 Dec 27		Engine sep
1975 Dec 29			89.11 169 x 291 x 65.0
1975 Dec 29
	0553?	Deorbit
	0603?	PO sep
	0607?	Entry
	0624?	Landed

Spaceflight: January 2002

 https://welib.org/md5/cae7197ec560cd63fccbd202be68930a

Who’s Who in Space

https://welib.org/md5/ed6742d8b64e05d80dc6f4a9de25c427

Merlin and the Grail: Joseph of Arimathea, Merlin, Perceval: The Trilogy of Arthurian Prose Romances attributed to Robert de Boron

 https://welib.org/md5/2f3c626743db1cfee941ccaffe6a6a6c

Navstar 44

 2000-040A

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GPS 2R-5 was launched to Plane B, Slot 5; it was eventually placed in slot B3.

GPS 44
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2000 Jul 16	0917:00	Launch by Delta 7925	CC LC17A
	0918	SRM 1-6 sep
	0918	SRM 7-9 burn
	0919	SRM 7-9 sep
		T+4:27 MECO
	0921	T+4:36 Thor sep
	0921	T+4:47 SES-1
	0922	T+4:57 Fairing sep
	0928	T+10:59 SECO-1	151 x 337 x 36.9
	0937	T+20:00 SES-2
		T+20:37 SECO-2
	0938	T+21:30 St 2 sep	200? x 1250? x 37.0
	0938	T+21:30 TES
	0940	T+23:32 TECO
	0942	T+25:27 St 3 sep
2000 Jul 16			357.84 165 x 20461 x 39.1
2000 Jul 19	1223	AKM
2000 Jul 31			732.00 20184 x 20427 x 55.1
2000 Aug 2			732.00 20185 x 20426 x 55.1
2000 Sep 2			717.94 20037 x 20325 x 55.1