Progress M-10M

 2011-017A

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Flight 42P, 11F615A61 No. 410. Launch mass 7286 kg. Undocking mass 5743 kg. Cargo mass 2645 kg including BTLS payload 96 kg.

M10M
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2011 Apr 27	1305:21	Launch by Soyuz-U Yu15000-116	KB LC1
	1309	Blok A sep
	1314	Blok I MECO
	1314:10	Blok I sep	88.66 189 x 227 x 51.6
	1644:15	DV 46s 17.2m/s
	1739:13	DV 25s 9.8m/s	89.43 228 x 264 x 51.6
2011 Apr 28	1406:53	DV3 29s 2m/s	89.44 231 x 261 x 51.6
2011 Apr 29
	1406	Begin flyaround at 400m
	1413	Stationkeep at 170m
	1418	Begin final approach	91.47 344 x 348 x 51.65
	1428:44	Docked with Pirs
2011 Sep 20		Fuel transfer, 170 kg fuel 102 kg ox
2011 Oct 29	0903:38	Undocking	375 x 404 x 51.6
	0906:45	DPO Sep burn 0.7 m/s 15s
	1210:33	SKD Deorbit 99.7 m/s 3:10	376 x 413 x 51.6 (NK)
	1213:43	DO cutoff
	1248?	Entry	52? x 386 x 51.6
	1254?	Breakup
	1300	Debris impact Pacific 50 11S 136 20W

SES-3

 2011-035A

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 Launch 2011 on Proton dual with Kazsat-2. SES World Skies/Princeton (former Americom) satellite. Orbital Star-2.4E bus. Mass 3170 kg launch, 3112 kg separated.

Procured on orbit by SESSL, then transferred to SESWS. Former AMC 5R. Carried C and Ku band payload as well as military Ka-band.

Upper stage Briz-M no. 99519

After initial checkout at 77W in Jul-Aug 2011, SES-3 was moved to 98W from Sep 19 to Dec 14. Here it provided an SES in-orbit spare and to bring into use the EchoStar USATSAT-70V Ka-band service until Echostar 17 entered service in Oct 2012.

It was then drifted around the planet to 108E, where it stayed from Feb 2012 to 2012 Jul under the control of SES/Gibraltar. Its next location was at 103W starting at 2012 Sep 26.

SES-3
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2011 Jul 15	2316:10	Launch by Proton-M 93518
		T+2:00 St 1 sep
		T+5:25 St 2 sep
		T+5:50 Fairing sep
	2325:45	T+9:35 St 3 sep	-477 x 189 x 48.0
	2327:59	T+11:49 MES-1
	2333:17	T+17:07 MECO-1	133 x 273 x 48.0
2011 Jul 16
	0022:18	T+1:06:08 MES-2
	0039:29	T+1:23:19 MECO-2	240 x 5000 x 46.8
	0243:28	T+3:27:18 MES-3
	0258:52	T+3:42:42 MECO-3
	0259:52	T+3:43:42 APT sep	341 x 25235 x 45.7
	0301:19	T+3:45:09 MES-4
	0303:16	T+3:47:06 MECO-4	380 x 35289 x 45.6
	0659:14	T+7:43:04 MES-5
	0704:33	T+7:48:23 MECO-5
	0717:10	T+8:01:00 SES-3 sep	3690 x 35786 x 24.7
	0812:00	T+8:55:50 PS Adapter sep
	0822:33	T+9:06:23 MES-6
	0827:08	T+9:10:58 MECO-6
	0840:10	T+9:24:00 Kazsat-2 sep
	1046	T+11:30 SOZ sep burn
	1151	T+12:35 SOZ depletion burn
2011 Jul 17			698.76 3683 x 35728 x 24.7
2011 Jul 18			797.14 8447 x 35753 x 14.8
2011 Jul 18			1036.21 19325 x 35758 x 5.3
2011 Jul 22			1240.43 27960 x 35767 x 2.0
2011 Jul 25			1431.70 35619 x 35781 x 0.1 GEO 79.5W+1.1E/d
2011 Jul 29		1436.10 35784 x 35788 x 0.1 GEO 77.2W+0.0W/d
2011 Aug 26			1435.95 35775 x 35791 x 0.1 GEO 77.2W
2011 Aug 26		Move out
2011 Sep 1			1439.41 35849 x 35853 x 0.1 GEO 83.6W+0.8W/d
2011 Sep 19		Arrive 98W
2011 Sep 21			1436.07 35773 x 35798 x 0.0 GEO 98.9W
2011 Dec 11			1436.09 35774 x 35798 x 0.0 GEO 98.8W
2011 Dec 14		Move out
2012 Feb 1			1420.86 35398 x 35577 x 0.0 GEO 95.2E+3.8E/d
2012 Feb 6		Arrive 108E
2012 Feb 7			1436.07 35775 x 35796 x 0.0 GEO 108.3E
2012 Jun 28			1436.11 35785 x 35788 x 0.1 GEO 108.2E
2012 Jul 5		Move out
2012 Aug 28			1446.34 35981 x 35991 x 0.0 GEO 40.3W+2.5W/d
2012 Sep 26		Move in	1436.13 35777x 35796 x 0.0 GEO 103.1W
2012 Nov 7			1436.09 35776 x 35796 x 0.0 GEO 103.1W

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