Saturday, February 20, 2016

LaoSat 1

 2015-067A


LaoSat 1 will launch on a CZ-3B. It is a DFH-3 satellite owned by Lao Satellite Joint Venture Company (involving Lao government, China APMT), positioned at 128.5E.


Laosat 1 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2015 Nov 20  1607 Launch by CZ-3B  XSC 
  T+2:21 Booster sep 
  T+2:35 St 1 sep 
  T+2:39 St 1 burn? 
  T+3:55 Fairing 
  T+6:37 St 2 sep 
 1613 T+6:44 St 3 MES-1 
 1617 T+10:19 St 3 MECO-1  208 x 635 x 27.1 
 1628 T+21:03 St 3 MES-2 
  T+24:01 St 3 MECO-2  201 x 35824 x 27.1 
 1631 T+24:20 St 3 RCS cutoff 
 1632 T+25:40 Payload sep 
2015 Nov 27    752.45 159 x 41892 x 18.3 
2015 Nov 30    1436.14 35781 x 35793 x 0.1 GEO 128.5E 

Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Progress M-26M

 2015-008A


Spacecraft 425, mission 58P. Mass 7289 kg including 880 kg prop, refuelling prop 436 kg, 50 kg O2, Rodnik water, 420 kg; cargo in GO 1465 kg, total cargo 2372 kg.


PM26M 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2015 Feb 17  1100:17  Launch by Soyuz-U  KB 
  T+4:45 Blok A MECO 
  T+4:47 Blok A sep 
  T+8:44 Blok I MECO 
 1109:06 T+8:49 Blok I sep  88.73 186 x 237 x 51.7 
 1153:21  DV1 37.4s 14.57m/s 
 1216:30 DV2 12.9s 4.7m/s 233 x 255 
 1314:23  DV3 20.1s 7.6m/s   
 1403:46  DV4 24.9s 9.60m/s  262 x 287 
 1645  Aligned with docking port 
 1657:13  Docked with Zvezda 
2015 Feb 26  0916 Reboost 4:45 0.62m/s  
2015 Mar 3  0800 Reboost 3:17 0.43m/s 
2015 Mar 18 2345:00 Reboost 4:18 0.6m/s 
2015 Apr 2  1832 Reboost 3:03 0.4m/s 59kg 
2015 Apr 23  0522  COLA DAM 2:28 0.3m/s 45kg? 
2015 May 6  0515:00 Reboost 12:17 1.34m/s 194 kg 693s 
2015 May 16  0114  Reboost aborted, DPO-1 problem 
2015 May 18  0030 Reboost 32:03 burn 1.89m/s 305 kg 
2015 May 28   DPO-1 test 10s 
2015 Jun 8  1958  COLA PDAM 5:22 
2015 Jun 18  1059  Reboost 0.5m/s 4:08 
2015 Jul 10  0254:00 Reboost 1.22m/s 10:57 180kg 
2015 Jul 26  0348  COLA PDAM (Iridium) 252s 0.5m/s 
2015 Aug 12 HC 
2015 Aug 14  1019:19  Undocking from Zvezda 
 1023  Sep-1 
 1328:00  Deorbit 101.8m/s 
 1417  Impact in Pacific 47 05 24 S 137 55 48W 

Monday, February 15, 2016

Gsat 6

 2015-041A


ISRO Insat 4E (GSAT-6), I2K bus. Mass 2100 kg. 440N LAE

The CUS has a thrust of 73.6 kN for 720s and carries 12800 kg of prop. Second stage thrust for this mission is improved to 799 kN from 720; core stage burn is 6 s longer at 4815 kN thrust and the GSOMs burn for 149s at 759 kN, higher thrust than reported for previous missions.


GSAT6 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2015 Aug 27  1122 Launch by GSLV-D6  SDSC SLP 
  T+2:29 SOM cutoff 71 km 2.3917 km/s 
  T+2:30 St 2 ignition 
  T+2:31 St 1 sep 72 km 2.3918 km/s 
  T+3:50 Fairing sep 115 km 3.448 km/s 
  T+4:49 St 2 cutoff 131.8 km 4.908 km/s 
  T+4:43 St 2 sep 
 1126 T+4:54 CUS ignition 
 1138 T+16:42 CUS shutdown 205.1 km 9.7856 km/s 
 1139 T+17:04 CUS sep 214 km 9.779 km/s 
2015 Aug 28  0305  LAM-1 3385s  8408 x 35708 x 7.5 
2015 Aug 29  0540:53 LAM-2 2663s  26998 x 35682 x 0.12  
2015 Aug 30  0216  LAM-3 580.3s  35634 x 35681 x 1.2  
2015 Aug 30   S-band antenna deployed 
2015 Sep 1    1431.29 35671 x 35713 x 1.2 
2015 Sep 1   GEO 78.0+?E/d 
2015 Sep 10    1436.04 35757 x 35813 x 1.2 
2015 Sep 28    1436.09 35750 x 35821 x 1.1 GEO 83.1E 

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