Saturday, August 22, 2015

Ekspress AM-7

 2015-012A




AM7 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2015 Mar 18  2205:00  Launch by Proton  KB LC200/39 
 2210:45  GO sep 
 2214:42  OB sep 
 2216:16  MES-1  -489 x 178 x 51.55 
 2220:47  MECO-1  182 x 182 x 51.55 
 2312:33  MES-2 
 2330:17  MECO-2  277 x 5006 x 50.3 
2015 Mar 19  0133:12  MES-3 
 0145:34  MECO-3  
 0146:24  DTB sep  302.05 333 x 16734 x 49.4  
 0147:51  MES-4 
 0152:56  MECO-4  437 x 35804 x 49.1 
 0657:33  MES-5 
 0704:37  MECO-5  5399 x 35781 x 19.9 
 0718:00  Briz-M sep 
   734.14 5406 x 35752 x 19.9 
    682.39 4415 x 34178 x 20.0 (Briz) 
2015 Mar 20    734.10 5406 x 35750 x 19.9 
2015 Mar 20    766.07 6971 x 35739 x 16.7 
2015 Apr 7    1436.16 35780 x 35794 x 0.0 GEO 39.9E 
2015 Jun 4    1436.07 35773 x 35799 x 0.0 GEO 40.0E 

Friday, August 21, 2015

Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter

 2005-029A


6.5m box + 3-m dish with a 6 x 13m solar array pair, 13.6m span. LMA Denver. The main instrument is the 0.5m HiRISE telescope; the spacecraft has a 3m dish HGA allowing much higher data rate than earlier missions.

Operationally in 225 x 320 km polar Mars orbit, south polar periapsis and ascending node at 1510 LT.

Launch by Atlas V 401. Initial miss parameter 80000 km (J. Ray 2005, Spaceflightnow.com Aug 25)

 


MRO 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2005 Aug 12  1143:00.273  Launch by Atlas V 401 AV-007  CC SLC41 
  T+4:03 BECO 101 km 
  T+4:09 CCB sep 
  T+4:19 MES-1
  T+4:27 Fairing sep
 1156:52 T+13:52 MECO-1 185 km 3200 km range  148 x 185 x 40.7 

 

1232:51  T+49:51 MES-2 5:29 35S 75E? Vi = 7.819 
 1238:21 T+55:21 MECO-2 Vi = 11.723 km/s 22S 105E? 
 1241:10 T+58:10 Centaur sep 
  Centaur CCAM blowdown 
 1340  (AC orbit)  116 x -63839 x 41.1 
2005 Aug 12  2030   205 x -61820 x 40.72  
 2029  MRO pass EL1:4 
 2035  Centaur pass EL1:4 
2005 Aug 13  1100  Pass lunar orbit 
2005 Aug 14  2230  Leave Earth SOI 
2005 Aug 15    577.13d 1.0133 x 1.7000AU x 3.11 
2005 Aug 16  1330  MRO depart Earth sphere 1.5Mkm 
2005 Aug 16  1522  Centaur depart Earth sphere 1.5Mkm 
2005 Aug 27   TCM-1 main engines 15s 7.8m/s 
2005 Aug 29   (Centaur)  564.02d 1.0133 x 1.6586AU x 3.05 
2005 Sep 22    570.94d 1.0134 x 1.6804AU x 3.06 
2005 Oct 12    570.86d 1.0134 x 1.6801AU x 3.06 
2005 Nov 18   TCM-2 20s 0.75m/s  
2006 Mar 6 1322  MRO in Mars sphere 1.08Mkm 
2006 Mar 8  1445  MRO 577000 km from Mars, in SOI 
2006 Mar 10?  Centaur Mars pass, 80000 km? 
2006 Mar 10    375 x -17936 x 93.3 
2006 Mar 10 2112:33s MOI 1000.48 m/s 1641s  

2139:22s  MOI burn end  426 x 43000 x 93.3  
2006 Mar 30   OTM 58s  333 x 43000 x 93.3 
2006 Mar 31  1446  Periapsis 
2006 Apr 5 OTM  112 x 43000  
2006 Apr 12   OTM  107 x 43000 x 93.3  
  Aerobraking  
2006 May 10    25h 106 x  
  OTM  25h 104 x  
2006 Jun 15?    105 x 20000 x 93.3 
2006 Aug 28    127.0 100? x 1100  
2006 Aug 30  1736  ABX burn  210 x 486?  
2006 Sep 5   OTM 210s  320 x 441? x 92.5  
   289 x 440? x 92.5 
2006 Sep 11  OTM 12.5min, lock periapsis at S Pole  250 x 316 km  
2006 Nov   Science orbit, lock sun-sync  225 x 320 km 
2008 Dec   End of primary science phase 
2009 Jan   Begin comm relay phase 
2012 Mar   Orbit adjust to support MSL 
2014 Jul 2   OAM for C/2013A1 flyby protection 
2014 Aug 27  
OAM for C/2013A1 flyby protection 

Payload:

  • HiRISE Hi res color stereo camera, 0.50m telescope (Arizona/Ball)

  • CTS Context camera imager 6m/pixel, 30 km swath pan imager. (MSSS)

  • CRISM hyperspectral Vis/NIR recon imaging spectrometer for mineralogical mapping, 514 bands in 0.4-4 mu, 20m/pixel. (APL)

  • MCS Mars Climate Sounder, Atmospheric sounder with H20, T, dust and CO2 profiles.

  • MARCI Mars Color Imager (MSSS) wide angle 7-band color imager

  • SHARAD Shallow subsurface sounding radar (ASI)

Thursday, August 20, 2015

Tupac Katari

 2013-075A


Bolivian comsat at 87.2W, Chinese DFH-4 class with 5.8 kW EOL. Managed by Bolivian Space Agency.

Named after Julian Apasa Nina (Tupac Katari) (1750-1781), political leader.

Mass 5100 kg.


TKSAT 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2013 Dec 20  1642 Launch by CZ-3BXSC 
  T+2:21 Boosters sep 
  T+2:39 St 1 sep 
  T+3:55 Fairing sep
  T+5:44 St 2 sep 
 1652 T+10:12 St 3 MECO-1 
 1702 T+20:56 MES-2 
 1706 T+24:02 MECO-2 
 1707 T+25:42 St 3 sep 
2013 Dec 21    754.26 182 x 41956 x 24.8 
2013 Dec 31    1436.07 35773 x 35798 x 0.3 GEO 87.2W 
2014 Oct 4    1436.07 35772 x 35799 x 0.0 GEO 87.2W 

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