The International Space Station: Operating an Outpost in the New Frontier

 https://welib.org/md5/18fa9cfb0f55f360ca97756b9e68dfc2

Thor 7

 2015-022A

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Telenor satellite wih Ka-band for maritime comms. Loral 1300, but with straight solar arrays rather than the traditional cruciform ones. Mass 4590 kg at launch.

Thor 7
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2015 Apr 26	2000:07	Launch by Ariane 5	CSG ELA3
		T+2:15 EAP sep
		T+3:13 Fairing sep
	2008:50	T+8:43 EPC MECO
	2008:56	T+8:49 EPC sep	-1041 x 158 x 6.9
	2009:00	T+8:53 ESC-A burn
	2024:49	T+24:42 ESC-A burnout
	2028:00	Thor sep
	2032:31	Sylda sep
	2034:20	Sicral 2 sep
	2047	Passivation
2015 Apr 30			1376.03 33464 x 35744 x 0.1
2015 May 1			1433.65 35732 x 35744 x 0.0
2015 May 15			1436.11 35777 x 35795 x 0.0 GEO 11.7W
2015 Jun 4			1436.09 35779 x 35793 x 0.0 GEO 11.7W
2015 Jul 5		Move out
2015 Jun 12		Move in
2015 Jun 18			1436.09 35777 x 35795 x 0.0 GEO 0.7W
2015 Sep 30			1436.09 35774 x 35798 x 0.0 GEO 0.7W

Apollo Pilot: The Memoir of Astronaut Donn Eisele

 https://welib.org/md5/33f7704a3bff90fedcc91254b0ae0f66

Juno

 2011-040A

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Second New Frontiers mission, PI Scott Bolton of SWRI. LMA/Denver spacecraft managed by JPL. Jupiter polar orbiter.

4500 x 2.7M km x 90 deg

Hex + disk + 3 panels. 3.5m high, 3.5m dia. Spinning spacecraft with 3 solar arrays. Span around 22m not including WAVES. Size 2.0m? Mass ?

Launch by Atlas V 551 in 2011 for Jupiter arrival in 2016.

Mass 3625 kg, 1593 kg dry.

Juno
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2011 Aug 5	1625:00	Launch by Atlas V 551	CC SLC41
		T+1:44 SRB sep
		T+3:24 Fairing sep
		T+4:27 BECO
		T+4:33 Atlas sep
		T+4:43 MES1
	1635:45	T+10:45 MECO1	194 x 226 x 28.8
	1706:33	T+41:33 MES2
	1715:34	T+50:34 MECO2
	1718:49	T+53:49 Centaur sep	262 x -38649 x 28.90 AOP = 273.2
			251 x -39053 x 29.53 (Cen)
			1.0 x 2.3 AU x 0.0 (Cen)
		T+1:10:00 Array deploy
	2334	Pass EL1:4
	2335	Centaur pass EL1:4
2011 Aug 6	1050?	Pass lunar orbit
2011 Aug 8	1714?	Pass Hill sphere	1.0 x 2.26 AU x 0.1 deg
	1743	Centaur pass Hill sphere
2011 Aug 8		Inner cruise 1
2011 Oct 8		Inner cruise 2
2012 Feb 1	1810	TCM-1 25min 3kg 1.2m/s
2012 Aug 30	2257	DSM-1a 344 m/s 29:39
2012 Sep 14	2230	DSM-1b, 30min
2013 Jan 1			721.3d 0.88 x 2.27 AU x 0.01
2013 May 28		Inner cruise 3
2013 Oct 8	0348	Inside L1
	1858	Enter SOI
2013 Oct 9	1922	Earth flyby 552 km
2013 Oct 10	1948	Leave SOI
2013 Oct 11	1056	Leave L1 radius
2013 Nov 5		Outer Cruise (Quiet Cruise) phase
2014 Jan 1			2101.7d 0.98 x 5.44 AU x 4.53
2016 Jan 5		Jupiter Approach Phase
2016 Feb 3	1838	TCM 35min 0.6kg 0.3m/s
2016 Apr 5	1000	Inside J Hill sphere
2016 Jun 20		Open main engine cover
2016 Jun 24	0817	Bow shock crossing
2016 Jul 1		JOI Phase
2016 Jul 5		Jupiter arrival
	0142	Radiation belt entry
	0208	Spinup 2 to 5 rpm
	0230	JOI burn 35 min
	0305	Main engine cutoff 542m/s, 2102s
	0305	JOI 53d, 145 Rj
	0312	Spindown 5 to 2 rpm, sun point
	0342	Exit radiation belts
	0500	Capture Orbit Phase begins
2016 Jul 27		Apo 0, start orbit 1
2016 Jul 31	1900?	Apo 0
2016 Aug 27	1300?	Peri 1
2016 Oct 14		End of COP
2016 Oct 14		PRM phase
2016 Oct 19	1800?	Perijove 2
2016 Oct 21		Orbits 2-3 phase
2016 Oct 25	1851	Thruster burn 31 min 2.6m/s 3.6kg
2016 Nov 9		Science Orbit Phase
2016 Dec 11	1703?	Perijove 3
2017 Feb 2	1257	Perijove 4
2017 Mar 27	0852	Perijove 5
2017 May 19	0600?	Perijove 6
2017 Jul 11	0155	Perijove 7
2017 Oct 24		Perijove 8

Payload:

• MWR Microwave radiometer (JPL/Janssen)

• MFI Magnetic field Investigation (Connerney/GSFC)

  • FGM Flux gate magnetometer (GSFC/)

  • ASC Advanced stellar compass (DTU/)

• Polar Magnetosphere suite

  • JADE (McComas/SWRI) plasma particles

  • JEDI (Mauk/APL) H, He, O, S ions energy and angular dist.

  • WAVES (Kurth/Iowa) Auroral currents, radio and plasma spectra (short dipole antenna)

  • UVS (Gladstone/SwrI) 1024 x 256 MCP detector, UV polar spectral emissions

• GS Gravity science Ka-band transponder (Juno radio system) (ASI/)

• JIRAM Jovian IR Auroral Mapper (camera, spectrometer) INIA-Milano/ASI/, 2-5 mu

• JunoCam (3 color imagers) (MalinSS/)

• Leros 1b thruster, 645N