Luch 5A

 2011-074A

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NPO PM satellite using Express-1000 platform, 950 kg, or (FKA release) 1148 kg. for FKA with Thales Alenia comm payload. Launched with Amos 5 on a Proton.

Box + 2 panels + 2 dishes

Located first at 58E and then at 95E. Moved to 167E in late 2012.

Luch 5A
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2011 Dec 11	1117:00	Launch by Proton	KB
		T+1:55 St 2 burn
		T+5:23 St 3 burn
		T+5:27 st 2 sep
		T+5:45 GO sep
	1126:41	T+9:41 OB sep	-489 x 170 x 51.45
	1128:15	T+11:15 MDU-1
	1132:38	T+15:38 MECO-1	173 x 173 x 51.5
	1224:35	T+1:07:35 MDU-2
	1242:21	T+1:25:21 MECO-2	263 x 4998 x 50.1
	1445:55	T+3:28:55 MDU-3
	1503:53	T+3:46:54 MECO-3	396 x 35982 x 47.8
	1505:14	T+3:48:14 DTB sep	411 x 35863 x 47.8
	1957:26	T+8:40:26 MDU-4
	2009:59	T+8:53:00 MECO-4
	2011:09	T+8:54:10 Luch 5A sep
	2050:08	T+9:33:08 MDU-5
	2050:55	T+9:33:55 MECO-5
	2052:05	T+9:35:05 Amos-5 sep	35659 x 36005 x 4.9
	2312:50	SOZ-7
2011 Dec 12
	0022:50	SOZ-8
2012 Dec 21			1436.14 35779 x 35795 x 4.9 GEO 58.4E
2012 May 26			1436.06 35766 x 35805 x 4.5 GEO 58.3E
2012 Jun 7		Move out
2012 Jul 3		Move in at 95E	1436.12 35778 x 35795 x 4.5 GEO 95E
2012 Oct 7			1436.11 35765 x 35808 x 4.3 GEO 94.9E
2012 Nov 29			1436.12 35760 x 35813 x 4.1 GEO 94.9E

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O3b 2

 2014-038D

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O3b
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2014 Jul 10	1855:56	Launch by 372RN21B No. ? (VS06)
		T+1:58 strapon sep
		T+3:29 Fairing sep
	1900	T+4:48 Blok A sep
		Blok I burn
	1905	St 3 MECO
	1906	T+9:23 St 3 sep	-1167 x 192 x 5.27
	1906	T+10:23 MES-1
	1910	T+14:20 MECO-1	153 x 227 x 5.15
	1918	T+22:50 MES-2
	1927	T+31:22 MECO-2	242 x 7875 x 3.24
	2048	T+1:52:25 MES-3
	2053	T+1:57:27 MECO-3	7831 x 7835 x 0.02
	2056 T+2:00:47 SC2/SC4 sep
		MES-4 preburn 10s?
	2111	T+2:15:47? MES-4
	2112	T+2:16:03 MECO-4
	2118	T+2:22:27 SC1/SC3 sep

Kosmos 2495

 2014-025A

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The spacecraft appears to have been deorbited on Sep 2, with a reentry trail observed in Kazakhstan; however, an additional reentry was observed the next day over Colorado following the expected ground track of the satellite. It is possible that the service module failed to reenter immediately and remained in a low orbit for half a day.

K2493
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2014 May 6	1349:39	Launch by Soyuz-U	PL
	1354	Blok-A sep
	1359	Sep from Blok-I	89.11 176 x 285 x 81.41
2014 May 9		Peri raise	89.18 198 x 269 x 81.4
2014 May 15		Peri raise	89.14 210 x 253 x 81.41
2014 May 16			89.08 208 x 249 x 81.4
2014 May 21			88.83 200 x 232 x 81.4
2014 May 22		Orbit raise	89.22 205 x 266 x 81.4
2014 May 31			88.87 195 x 241 x 81.4
		Orbit raise	89.18 203 x 264 x 81.4
2014 Jun 6	0745?	Deorbit
	0808?	SpK 1 recovery (Notam)
2014 Jun 8			88.82 194 x 237 x 81.4
2014 Jun 9		Orbit raise	89.05 201 x 253 x 81.4
		Orbit raise	89.18 202 x 265 x 81.4
2014 Jun 17			88.75 190 x 234 x 81.4
2014 Jun 18		Orbit raise	89.19 205 x 262 x 81.4
2014 Jun 29			88.71 193 x 228 x 81.4
2014 Jun 30		Orbit raise	88.99 200 x 248 x 81.4
2014 Jul 3	0339?	Deorbit
	0402?	SpK2 recovery (per Notam)
2014 Jul 5			88.66 190 x 225 x 81.4
2014 Jul 6		Orbit raise	89.19 205 x 262 x 81.4
2014 Jul 9			89.01 201 x 250 x 81.4
2014 Sep 2
	1805?	Deorbit
	1806?	Deorbit premature cutoff?
	1814?	Parts reenter over Kazakhstan
	1828?	Landed
2014 Sep 3	0330?	Pass over Russia southbound
	0430?	Fireball observed over Colorado
	0500?	Pass over Russia?