C/NOFS

 2008-017A

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P00-3 PL-602 Comm/Nav Outage Forecasting System. CNOFS will be built by Spectrum Astro for launch and on-orbit delivery on Pegasus in Feb 2004. Low inclination orbit from KMR. Will develop models to map equatorial ionosphere and forecast ionos scintillation.

Orbit 375 x 720 x 13. Delayed to early 2008 following damage to solar panels 2.8m long 1m dia, modified SA-200B. Operation by AFRL and SMC/TE. Mass 360 kg Hexagonal cylinder + 6x 10m booms.

CINDI is Coupled Ion Neutral Dynamic Investigation and consists of the IVM and NWM instruments.

C/NOFS
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2008 Apr 16	1604:00	L-1011 T/O from KMR
	1702:48	Drop
		T+1:21 St 1 burnout
		T+1:30 St 1 sep
		T+2:10 fairing sep
		T+2:49 St 2 burnout
		527 s coast
		T+8:58 St 2 sep
		T+9:09 St 3 burn
	1712?	T+10:16 St 3 burnout
	1713?	T+11:16 Stage 3 sep
2008 Apr 25			97.29 405 x 852 x 13.0

Payload:

• PLP Planar Langmuir Probe, plasma density (AFRL-VS/Hunton)

• VEFI Vector electric field instrument (GSFC/Pfaff)

• CINDI

  • IVM Ion velocity meter (SMEX MO) (UTD/Heelis)

  • NWM Neutral Wind Meter, in situ composition and flow (UTD/Earle)

• CORISS C/NOFS Occultation Receiver for Ionospheric Sensing and Specification, gives electron density profile from GPS satellite rising and setting. (AeCorp/Straus)

• CERTO Coherent Electromagnetic Radio Tomography, ionospheric radio beacons (NRL/Bernhardt

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Trailblazer

 2008-F01

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SpaceDev (Poway, Calif.) MMB-100 Trailblazer developed for the US MDA DSE (Distributed Sensing Experiment) and then cancelled; bus to be launched with no payload as a test payload for Falcon 1 as part of DoD Operationally Responsive Space (ORS) program.

Mass is 83.5 kg.

Launch with Nanosail-D PPOD and PreSat PPOD. The SPASS Secondary Payload Adaptor and Separation System was developed by the Malaysian company ATSB and Space Access Technologies of Ashburn, VA.

Planned orbit is 330 x 685 km x 9 deg. Total payload 170 kg. Falcon 1 uses an improved Merlin 1C engine.

F1-3
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2008 Aug 3	0334	Launch by Falcon 1	KMR Omelek
	0336	T+2:10 Inertial guidance, 35 km, 1.050km/s
	0336	T+2:20? Vehicle anomaly
	0336	T+2:43 Stage 2 burn
	0336	Stage 1 recontact stage 2
		T+3:13? Fairing sep
		Apogee 217 km
		Impact Pacific

Planned sequence
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
		T+2:28 MECO
		T+2:39 Stage 1 sep
		T+2:43 St 2 burn,
		T+2:48 At 100 km
		T+3:13 Fairing sep
		T+9:37 SECO
		T+9:47 Trailblazer sep
		T+13:57 PRESat sep
		T+18:07 NanoSail-D sep

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TSL:Sweet Valley info

 Located at 34.2 degrees North and 119.4 degrees West,Sweet Valley sits at an elevation of 80 feet above mean sea level and is 3 miles inland on average. The town sits on the Aitken-Cleaves-Miller Shale Deposit’s western edge running off into the Greater Cortez Vale,formed by the outflow of the Northern Cortez Sea around 9 million years ago.

In terms of the landscape itself,the greater town of Sweet Valley is built running on a 60 degree slope from the Anacapa Hills down to the shoreline where are the town’s beaches. This is resemblant of the way Santa Barbara is built but on a slightly higher elevation.

The physical area of Sweet Valley is 76 square miles,of which 65 square miles is land and 11 square miles is water.

The town of Sweet Valley is governed by an elected mayor-council government. Elections are held usually every 5 years,in theory at the pleasure of the town government. 

Mayors of Sweet Valley:

1. Jordan Kane (1864-1875)
2. Michael Hanlon (1875-1882)
3. Louis Stein (1882-1890)
4. Jeremy Patman (1890-1896)
5. Martin Belson (1896-1903)
6. Arthur Chesney (1904-1912)
7. Beric Dayne (1912-1922)
8. Lewis Pearce (1922-1929)
9. Thomas Hecht (1929-1944)
10. Richard Dellon (1944-1953)
11. Marcus Brooks (1953-1959)
12. Belinda Sherwood (1959-1967)
13. Richard McGuire (1967-1974)
14. Cameron Bacon (1974-1980)
15. Jack Bradley (1980-1988)
16. Anthony Gilbert (1988-1992)
17. Peter Santelli (1992-1997)
18. Alice Wakefield (1997-2005) 
19. Stacey Arnette (2005-2014)
20. Mark Mitchell (2014-2019)
21. Julie Patman (2019-2032)

At the accession of Alice Wakefield the Sweet Valley municipal council consisted of:

• Mayor Alice Wakefield 
• Deputy Mayor Arthur Dayne
• Town Manager Robert Pfeiffer
• Deputy Manager Dyan Fowler 
• Police Chief Frank Delacorte 
• Fire Chief Bill Wittner
• Harbormaster Matthew Belasca
• Town Attorney Jamie McGuire
• SVHS Principal Marcus Egbert (honorary)
• Town Comptroller Beverly Harris
• Planning Director Andrew McKay
• Parks and Recreation Manager Mark Walker

Since the days of Jack Bradley,the Mayor and Deputy Mayor positions have become ceremonial for the most part. The Town Manager and their Deputy hold much of the power usually associated with the Mayoral office.

Nigcomsat 1

 2007-018A

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NASRDA (National Research and Development Agency of Nigeria). 5150 kg DFH-4 bus to go to 42E. Launch by CZ-3B/E in 2007. The enhanced rocket had 4 x LB-41/YF-25 strapons, an L186/YF-21C stage 1, an L35/YF-24E stage 2 and an H18/YF75 stage 3. Compared to CZ-3B, the strapons had an additional 1t of prop, the stage 1 had extra 6t. The solar array drive mechanism failed, limiting the ability of the satellite to operate.

Nigcomsat 1
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2007 May 13	1601	Launch by CZ3B	XSC
		T+2:07 Booster sep
		T+2:27 St 1 sep
		T+3:52 Fairing sep
		T+5:32 St 2 sep
		T+5:32 St 3 MES-1
	1611?	T+10:31? MECO-1	160? x 450? x 28.5?
	1622?	T+21:21? MES-2
	1624	GTO perigee
	1625?	T+24:20? MECO-2
	1627	St 3 sep
2007 May 14			754.39 218 x 41927 x 25.3
2007 May 22	0000	LAM	1442.08 35806 x 36001 x 0.2
2007 May 22			1436.12 35771 x 35802 x 0.2 GEO 42.0E
2008 Apr 17		solar array drive failure
2008 Nov 10	0100	Solar array charging failure
2008 Nov 11			1436.04 35773 x 35797 x 0.1 GEO 42.5E

Molniya 191

 1998-054A

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A Molniya-1T satellite was launched on 1998 Sep 28 from Plesetsk.

Molniya-1T
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1998 Sep 28	2341:27	Launch by 8K78M	PL
	2346:13	T+4:46 Blok A sep
	2346:23	T+4:56 KhO sep
	2350:13	T+8:46 Blok-I MECO
	2350:17	T+8:50 Blok-I sep
1998 Sep 29	0034:43	T+53:16 BOZ burn
	0035:09	T+53:56 BOZ sep
	0035:09	ML burn
	0038:13	T+56:46 ML MECO
	0038:21	T+56:54 ML sep
1998 Sep 30			733.26 420 x 40695 x 62.8
1998 Oct 5			717.58 422 x 39921 x 62.8
2006 Aug 4			717.72 1245 x 39106 x 64.1

WildBlue 1

 2006-054A

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SS/Loral satellite 5000 kg.

SS/L built two sats for WildBlue Comms, Inc. to provide multimedia and data broadband internet services. Ka-band at 109.2W and 73.0W. Financial support by Arianespace which will launch.

Originally called iSky 1, the company was renamed WildBlue Communications. Anik F2's Ka-band payload will be used for initial WildBlue service pending WildBlue 1's launch.

Launch mass 4735 kg, 1995 kg dry (AE PK) or 2014 kg dry (EADS PK). Size 5.5 x 2.3 x 2.4m with 31.1m span.

Launch by L534 on flight V174 with a medium fairing. WB1 is in the upper position on an 1194H adapter and a Sylda 5C. Underneath the Sylda, AMC 18 is on another 1194H. Sylda is 5.8m high.

WB1
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2006 Dec 8	2208	Launch by Ariane 5ECA
		T+2:20 EAP sep
		T+3:07 Fairing sep
		T+8:55 EPC MECO
	2217	T+9:01 EPC sep	-1282 x 233 x 6.87
	2217	T+9:05 ESC-A burn
		T+10:30 223 6.97 km/s
		T+11:30 218 km 7.12 km/s	-577? x 218
		T+12:10 215 7.23
		T+12:30 213 7.28	-104? x 213
		T+13:00 210 7.37	181? x 209
	2232	T+24:45 ESC-A MECO
	2234	T+26:52 Wildblue-1 sep
	2238	T+30:46 Sylda 5 sep
	2240	T+32:02 AMC 18 sep
2006 Dec 9			632.24 267 x 35779 x 2.0
2006 Dec 11?		LAM
2006 Dec 12			1391.37 34036 x 35776 x 0.1
2006 Dec 14?		LAM
2006 Dec 18			1433.23 35717 x 37543 x 0.0
2006 Dec 23			1436.11 35781 x 35793 x 0.0 GEO 109.2W
2007 Jan 25			1436.11 35782 x 35791 x 0.0 GEO 111.1W

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