Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Meteor-3M 2

 2009-049A


Meteor-3M No. 2 used the Resurs-USP (Resurs-O) platform. Launch in 2009 by Soyuz-2-1b/Fregat.

Launch with Blitz, Universitetskiy-Tat'yana-2, Sterkh No. 12L, IRIS, UGATUSAT and Sumbandila ZA-002.

The IRIS package remained attached to the Fregat stage.

Mass 2700 kg.


Meteor-3M 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2009 Sep 17  1555:07  Launch by Soyuz-2-1b/Fregat  KB LC31 
  Block BVGD sep 
 1559  Blok A sep 
 1604  Blok I MECO  185 x 198 x 98.8  
 1604  Blok I sep 
 1606?  Fregat burn 1   
 1610? MECO-1  188? x 820?  
 1652? Fregat burn 2  
 1652? MECO-2  816 x 821 x 98.8 
 1653:11  BLITS and Meteor sep from Fregat  816 x 821 x 98.8 
 1745:07  UT-2, Sterkh and UGATSAT separated  815 x 822 x 98.8 
 1746? Fregat burn 3  815 x 492 x 98.8 
 1835? Fregat burn 4  490 x 500 x 98.8 
 1836  ZA-002 separated from Fregat  490 x 503 x 98.8  
 2110Fregat burn 5, deorbit  ? x 500 x 98.8 

Payload:

  • MSU-MR Low res Multispectral Scanner (NIIKP/) 6 bands vis-IR.

  • OBRC Onboard Radar Complex 'Severyanin', X-band SAR 0.5 km res. for polar ice monitoring. 13.4 x 0.25m

  • IKFS-2 IR Fourier Spectrometer, 5-15 mu

  • KMSS Multispectral Imaging System (IKI/) Two MSU-100 cameras with f=100mm, one MUS-50 with f=50mm, swath 960 km., 60m res, 0.4-0.7mu

  • MTVZA-GY Microwave Imaging/Sounding Radiometer (KOK/). 10-183 GHz

Fortune: November 9,2009

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Sunday, June 6, 2010

STSS-1/2

 2009-052A


STSS DEMO mission.

NGAS Space Tracking and Surveillance System, Block 06. Delta 2 heavy, 2007 - 2 satellites. Cancelled 99 but resurrected 04. Formerly SBIRS-Low. MDA manages the program, AFSPC and Northrop Grumman will operate it from Schriever AFB.

Possibly T310 bus. Both satellites on a single launch.

STSS 1 and 2 were designated USA 208 and 209 after launch. They are also called STSS-D. The satellites were built by Northrop Grumman for the US Missile Defense Agency and will monitor missile flights using infrared sensors. Mass of the spacecraft is around 1000 kg each and they are in a 1350 x 1350 km x 58 deg orbit.

Demonstrate advanced tech for missile defense missions using Raytheon-SAS/El Segundo IR payloads.

Box + 2 panels? Around 2 x 1 x 1m with 9?m span. Stacked directly on each other for launch on top of an 'orbit insertion stage' payload attach fitting. Total mass 2244 kg including OIS. Guess OIS is 200 kg giving 1022 kg each for payload. box around 2 x 1.0 x 0.6m.

Orbit 1350 x 1350 x 58.


STSS 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2009 Sep 25 1220:00 Launch by Delta 7920-10C  CC SLC17B 
  T+1:06 6 GEM sep 
  T+2:11 3 GEM sep 
  T+4:23 MECO 
  T+4:36 SES-1 
  T+4:41 Fairing sep
 1230 T+10:32 SECO-1 185 x 1537 x 54.60 
 1302 T+42:30 SES-2 
 1303 T+43:37 SECO-2 
 1307 T+47:47 SV-1 sep  1346 x 1352 x 58.0 
 1315 T+55:14 SV-2 sep  1339 x 1350 x 58.0 
 1408 T+1:48:20 SES-3 evasive 
  T+1:48:25 SECO-3 
 1415 T+1:55:00 SES-4 depletion 
 1415 T+1:55:25 SECO-4 


2009-052B

STSS DEMO mission.

NGAS Space Tracking and Surveillance System, Block 06. Delta 2 heavy, 2007 - 2 satellites. Cancelled 99 but resurrected 04. Formerly SBIRS-Low. MDA manages the program, AFSPC and Northrop Grumman will operate it from Schriever AFB.

Possibly T310 bus. Both satellites on a single launch.

Demonstrate advanced tech for missile defense missions using Raytheon-SAS/El Segundo IR payloads.

Box + 2 panels? Around 2 x 1 x 1m with 9?m span. Stacked directly on each other for launch on top of an 'orbit insertion stage' payload attach fitting. Total mass 2244 kg including OIS. Guess OIS is 200 kg giving 1022 kg each for payload. box around 2 x 1.0 x 0.6m.

Orbit 1350 x 1350 x 58.


STSS 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2009 Sep 25 1220:00 Launch by Delta 7920-10C  CC SLC17B 
  T+1:06 6 GEM sep 
  T+2:11 3 GEM sep 
  T+4:23 MECO 
  T+4:36 SES-1 
  T+4:41 Fairing sep
  T+10:32 SECO-1 185 x 1537 x 54.60 
  T+42:30 SES-2 
  T+43:37 SECO-2 
  T+47:47 SV-1 sep  1346 x 1352 x 58.0 
  T+55:14 SV-2 sep  1339 x 1350 x 58.0 
  T+1:48:20 SES-3 evasive 
  T+1:48:25 SECO-3 
  T+1:55:00 SES-4 depletion 
  T+1:55:25 SECO-4 


May 13,2026

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