The season : a social history of the debutante

 https://welib.org/md5/870cfa1aede32f5920cdaaf64027178c

December 16,2020

 https://planet4589.org/space/jsr/back/news.787.txt

May 26,2009

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U2

June 5,2005

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_XP

May 12,2004

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_(genre)

August 26,2006

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Institutes_of_Technology

November 22,2020

 https://planet4589.org/space/jsr/back/news.786.txt

Cygnus CRS-4 (Deke Slayton II)

 2015-072A

---

The Cygnus OA-4 mission (the first Cygnus flight under the merged Orbital ATK) was the first flight with the Enhanced PCM and a service module with the ATK-Goleta circular UltraFlex arrays. Spacecraft is 6.4m long 3.0m dia. Mass is 7492 kg at launch. Cargo is 3349 kg; 3513 kg with packaging. It flew on AV-061 while Antares 230 remained under development. The PCM and SM were integrated at KSC.

OA-4 was berthed at the newly available Unity nadir port. At undocking mass was 7306 kg.

Cygnus OA-4
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2015 Dec 6	2144:57	Launch by Atlas AV-061	CC SLC41
		T+4:15 BECO
		T+4:21 Booster sep
		T+4:31 Centaur MES1
		T+4:39 Fairing sep
	2203:13	T+18:16 MECO-1
	2206:02	T+21:05 Cygnus sep	234 x 237 x 51.7
	2232	T+48:00 Centaur deorbit, 10s
	2248?	Entry
		Impact S of Australia
2015 Dec 8			92.80 404 x 418 x 51.7
2015 Dec 9			92.63 397x 408 x 51.6
	1119:43	Grappled by SSRMS
	1426	Berthed on Unity
2016 Jan 15		Cargo transfer to ISS continues
2016 Feb 19	1034	CBM demate
	1036:57	Unberth
	1226:39	SSRMS release
	1232?	Sep burn
2016 Feb 20	1032	DDV-1 burn
	1509	Deorbit 58.3 m/s
	1553	Entry over S Pacific

Kosmos 1026

 1978-069A

---

Energiya 13KS No. 2 (Kosmos-1026) was launched on 1978 Jul 2 by Soyuz-U from Baykonur. It flew a 4 day flight in a 207 x 248 km x 51.8 deg orbit, a profile identical to that of Interkosmos-6 and distinctly different from either reconnaissance missions or Soyuz test flights. Research results were not publicly announced until May 2020.

Kosmos-1026
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1978 Jul 2	0930	Launch by Soyuz U (11A511U)	KB
	0934	Blok-I burn
	0938	Blok-I sep
1978 Jul 3			89.03 206 x 246 x 51.8
1978 Jul 4			88.98 205 x 242 x 51.8
1978 Jul 6
	0942?	Deorbit
	0952?	PO sep
	0958?	Entry
	1012?	Landed

November 5,2020

 https://planet4589.org/space/jsr/back/news.785.txt

Island Stories : An Unconventional History of Britain

 https://welib.org/md5/331a347c344c821e462568d7adbf7642

Chasing New Horizons : Inside the Epic First Mission to Pluto

 https://welib.org/md5/4a8f70ee16db02d638c68b246753f26a

Arthurianism in Early Plantagenet England: from Henry II to Edward I

 https://welib.org/md5/96f8aebde1df8348cb9ff043096e1a49

October 7,2020

 https://planet4589.org/space/jsr/back/news.784.txt

Diaries and Autobiographies Throughout American History

 https://welib.org/md5/aaadae7273dcbecc0e582c1b628c1869

ZY-3-02

 2016-033A

---

The ZY-3 land mapping satellite isoperated by the State Bureau of Surveying and Mapping, Guojia (State) cehui (Surveying and Mapping) dili (Geographic) xinxi (Information) ju (Bureau).

ZY3-01 was managed by SASTIND (:CNSAS:). The operational ZY3-02 was transferred fully to the :GCDX: (Goujia cehui dili xinxiju, State Surveying and Mapping Info Bureau) and its Satellite Surveying and Mapping Applications Center (SASMAC, Weixing cehui yingyong zhongxin)

ZY3
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2016 May 30	0317	Launch by CZ-4B
		T+2:33 Stage 1 MECO
		T+2:34 Stage 1 sep
		T+2:54 Fairing sep
		T+4:37 St 2 MECO
		T+4:47 St 2 VECO
		T+4:48 St 2 sep
		T+4:48 St 3 burn
	0328?	T+11:18? St 3 MECO
	0329	T+12:25 ZY 3 sep
	0331?	T+14:05? sep
2016 May 30			94.45 484 x 499 x 97.5
2016 Jun 18			94.49 486 x 500 x 97.5
2016 Jun 18		Reboost	94.62 497 x 502 x 97.5
2016 Jun 19		Reboost	94.67 500 x 504 x 97.5
2016 Sep 8			94.65 500 x 503 x 97.5
2016 Sep 9		Tweak	94.67 500 x 504 x 97.5
2016 Nov 8			94.65 501 x 501 x 97.5
2016 Nov 9		Tweak	94.67 501 x 503 x 97.5
2017 Jan 19			94.65 500 x 503 x 97.5
2017 Jan 20		Tweak	94.66 500 x 503 x 97.5
2017 Mar 22			94.65 500 x 502 x 97.5
2017 Mar 24		Tweak	94.66 500 x 503 x 97.5

Payload:

• HR Pan stereo cameras, fwd and aft, 2.7m res, 52km swath

• HR Pan camera, nadir, 2.1m res, 51 km swath

• IR Multispectral scanner, 6m res, 51 km swath

October 10,2004

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Amendment_to_the_United_States_Constitution

Soyuz TMA-01M (Inguli)

 2010-052A

---

First Soyuz TMA-M, 11F732 No. 701, mission 24S. It used launch vehicle 11A511U-FG No. B15000-035. Mass was 7147 kg, with 1289 kg BO, 2901 kg SA, 2957 kg PAO including 880 kg of prop.

Soyuz TMA-01M
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2010 Oct 7	2310:55	Launch by Soyuz-FG	KB
		T+1:53 SAS sep
		T+1:58 Blok-BVGD sep
		T+2:37 GO sep
		T+4:47 Blok A sep
		T+4:57 KhO sep
	2319:40	T+8:45 Blok-I MECO
	2319:43	T+8:48 Blok-I sep
2010 Oct 8
	0258:36	DV 22 m/s
	2352:01	DV DPO 1.1m/s
2010 Oct 9
	2200?	DV
	2221?	DV
	2336	Begin flyaround
	2338	Range 300m
	2346	Complete flyaround, s/k with Poisk
	2351	Begin final approach
	2355	50m range
	2359	10m range
2010 Oct 10	0001:41	Docking with Poisk
	0309	HO
2011 Mar 15
	2100	Change of command ceremony
2011 Mar 16	0125	HC
	0427:08	Undock Poisk 0.12m/s
		Crew: Kaleri, FE1 Skripochka, FE2 Kelly
	0430	Sep burn
		Skeep at 50 m, RODK test
	0436	Sep from ISS 0.7m/s 20s
	0437	ROAK ammeter test at 152m
	0441	Tests underway
	0703:09	Deorbit 115.2m/s 256.5 over 38 26S 319 28
	0707:26	DO CO
	0727:49	Modules sep	-39? x 352
	0730:42	Entry
	0753:37	Land 51 02 54N 67 17 36E

January 12,2009

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Arthur

May 23,2006

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Miami

September 13,2020

 https://planet4589.org/space/jsr/back/news.783.txt

Cygnus CRS-6 (Rick Husband)

 2016-019A

---

Cygnus OA-6. Cargo up 3395 kg. Mass 7200 kg launch, 5866 kg docking.

Expected undocking mass 5303 (SkyWatch,HSF Els). ISS mass values were decremented by a further 2536 kg.

The Atlas cutoff came early, requiring over one minute extra burn time on the Centaur. Cygnus reached the right orbit but several hundred km downrange of the plan, requiring a different sequence of rendezvous burns. The Centaur was also deorbited outside of its target zone.

At the end of its mission OA-6 undocked and performed the SAFIRE combustion experiment. It then attempted to deploy 5 LEMUR satellites from the NanoRacks NRCSD-E. Two pairs deployed successfully but the final of three silos, containing a single cubesat, failed to open.

OA6
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2016 Mar 23	0305:52	Launch by Atlas AV-064	CC SLC41
		T+4:10 Atlas MECO, early by 5s
		T+4:21 St 1 sep
		T+4:31 MES-1
		T+4:39 Fairing sep
	0324	T+18:16 MECO-1 scheduled
	0325	T+19:16 MECO-1
	0326	T+21:05 Centaur sep
	0511	T+2:06:00 Solar arrays deploy
	0353	Centaur deorbit 11s plan, 3s actual
	0353	Centaur MECO-2 premature
		Centaur reentry S of N Zealand
			89.20 233 x 237 x 51.7
	0950?	DV1 10 min	89.42 240 x 250 x 51.7
2016 Mar 24		DV2
2016 Mar 25		DV3
		DV4
2016 Mar 26	0730	JTRP Joint Targeting Ref Point
	0750?	ADV1 burn, approach
	0830?	ADV2 burn
		ADV3
		ADV4
	0945	Range 250m, holding
	0951	Depart 250m point
	1018	Arrive 30m point
	1028	Depart 30m hold point
	1036	Capture point, 12m
	1051:21	SSRMS capture
	1452	Berth on Unity
2016 Mar 27	0928	HO
2016 Jun 13		SSRMS grapple Cygnus
2016 Jun 14	1143	Unberth
	1330	Release
	1331	3min depart burn
	1334	Exit KOS
	1351	Exit approach ellipsoid
	1352	Begin independent mission
	1930	Begin SAFIRE
2016 Jun 21	1520	LEMUR deploys 1-2
	1528	LEMUR deploys 3-4
	1544	LEMUR deploy 5 failed
2016 Jun 22	1245	Deorbit
	1329	Reentry over S Pacific

August 29,2020

 https://planet4589.org/space/jsr/back/news.782.txt

January 17,2009

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neptune

The Best of Archie Americana Vol. 2: Silver Age

 https://welib.org/md5/9a54256306e1a8cb955d047da64a3db1

MAVEN

 2013-063A

---

Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution is Mars Scout 2. Managed by GSFC, PI is Jakosky/Colorado, with science ops at LASP. Built by LMA/Denver. Box + dish + 2 panel, derived from MRO. 2.0m dia HGA. Span 11.3m across solar panels, about 12 m across LPW antennae

Mass 2550 kg wet, 903 kg post MOI, 1640 kg prop capacity (1645 kg actually filled; 2459 kg launch). AOCS has 3 thrusters

Launch 2013 Nov-Dec with B-plane miss of 83000 km (Jesick et al 2016) MOI 2014

Into 145 x 6230 x 75 deg, 4.5hr orbit. Will 'deep dip' to 125 km altitude for 5-day campaigns; primary mission is 1 year in orbit.

MAVEN
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2013 Nov 18	1828:00	Launch by Atlas V 401	CC SLC41
		Azimuth 94.0 deg
		T+4:02 Atlas BECO
	1832	T+4:08 Atlas sep
	1832	T+4:18 Centaur MES1 9:30
	1832	T+4:26 PLF sep
	1841	T+13:48 MECO1 241 km	167 x 315 x 26.66
	1901	157 x 324 x 26.68
	1906:33	T+38:33 160 km, RA 167.715 AOP 216.64	157 x 320 x 26.658
	1909	T+41:24 MES2 5:29 163 km
	1914	T+46:53 MECO2
	1920	T+52:42 Centaur sep	192 x -78300 x 28.6
			195 x -78202 x 27.71 (Nov 17 plan)
2013 Nov 19	0347	Pass EL1:4
2013 Nov 23	0924?	Pass L1 radius, in solar orbit
			485.90d 0.9667AU x 1.452AU x 2.02
		Type II trajectory
2013 Dec 3		TCM1 4.8m/s
2014 Feb 26		TCM2 19s 0.69m/s
2014 Sep 18	1147	Enter Mars gravisphere
2014 Sep 22	0130		537 x -15778 x 74.2
2014 Sep 22	0138:25	MOI 0:34:22 1.233km/s, over N pole
	0212:47	MOI CO	372 x 44351 x 74.2
2014 Sep 24	0632	Period Lowering Mvr-1 at apo, reduce peri 110s 8.0m/s	194 x 44506 x 74.2
2014 Sep 26	1015?	Orbit adjust?	194 x 44290 x 74.2
2014 Sep 27	2100		193 x 44239 x 74.2
	2130		196 x 43519 x 74.2
	2130?	Period Reduction Mvr-1 at peri, 455 m/s
	2200		191 x 7954 x 74.2
	2220		185 x 7944 x 74.2
2014 Sep 28	0000		186 x 7965 x 74.2
2014 Oct 2	2100		185 x 7944 x 74.2
	2120?	PRM-2
	2200		182 x 6400 x 74.2
2014 Oct 5	2110	PLM-2	184 x 6421 x 74.2
	2115?	PLM-2 CO	168 x 6421 x 74.2
		Deploy booms
2014 Oct		Science phase	150 x 6200 x 75
2014 Oct 9	1025		169 x 6357 x 74.2
2014 Oct 9	1030?	PRM-3, OTM for C/2013A1 flyby prep	174 x 6423 x 74.2
		Deploy Langmuir probe/Waves antennas
	2200		168 x 6420 x 74.2
2014 Oct 10?		NGIMS breakoff cap ejected	166 x 6416 x 74.2
2014 Oct 19		C/2013A1 Siding Spring flyby of Mars at 132000 km
2014 Oct 23	2310		171 x 6413 x 74.2
	2315	PLM-3	154 x 6413 x 74.2
2014 Nov 19	0130		157 x 6399 x 74.3
	0140	PLM-4	140 x 6398 x 74.3
2014 Dec 3	2250?		140 x 6386 x 74.3
2014 Dec 6	0630		139 x 6390 x 74.2
	0650?	PLM-5?	129 x 6390 x 74.2
2015 Jan 15	0920		131 x 6375 x 74.2
	1000		138 x 6381 x 74.3
2015 Jan 18	0000		134 x 6376 x 74.3
2015 Jan 29	1100		130 x 6376 x 74.3
	1300	Raise period	147 x 6368 x 74.2
2015 Feb 10	2110		138 x 6374 x 74.2
2015 Feb 11	0130	Deep dip 1, antisolar, 155 to 134 km, 3.3m/s
			118 x 6374 x 74.2
2015 Feb 18		End DD1
2015 Feb 19			142 x 6129 x 74.2
2015 Apr 18		Deep Dip 2
2015 Apr 23		End DD2
2015 Jul 2	0440		143 x 6111 x 74.2
	0450	Orbit trim	127 x 6111 x 74.2
2015 Jul 8	0250?	Deep Dip 3
2015 Jul 15	0150?	End DD3, 3.9m/s
2015 Sep 2	0150?	Deep Dip 4
2015 Sep 3			99 x 6466 x 74.2
2015 Sep 9		Walk-out 1 3.3m/s
2015 Sep 10		Walk-out 2 0.6m/s
2015 Nov		Begin extended mission
2016 Mar 1	0000		136 x 6227 x 74.2
2016 Jun 7		Begin deep dip 5, terminator 35N
2016 Jun 8		Burn 2 and 3, dV 4.6m/s total
2016 Jun 30?		End DD5
2016 Jul 26		Deep Dip 6 DV1
2016 Jul 27		Deep Dip 6 DV2, 4 m/s
2016 Aug 4		Complete DD6
2017 Feb 28		0.4m/s burn, avoid Mar 6 Phobos impact
2017 Aug 14		Deep Dip 7
2018?		Raise period for relay phase

Payload:

• Particles and fields package (UCB-SSL)

  • SWEA Solar Wind Electron Analyser (solar wind particles, Mars ionospheric e) (UCB-SSL/CESR/), 1.7m boom

  • SWIA Solar Wind Ion Analyser (UCB-SSL/)

  • STATIC Suprathermal and Thermal Ion Composition (UCB-SSL/)

  • SEP Solar energetic particles (UCB-SSL/)

  • LPW Langmuir probe and Waves, ionospheric properties and EUV energy input (LASP/) 7 m booms

  • MAG Magnetometer (GSFC/)

• Remote Sensing Package, on 2.3m boom

  • IUVS Imaging UV spectrometer, for upper atm. (CU-LASP/)

• NGIMS Neutral Gas and Ion Mass Spectrometer, composition of thermal particles (GSFC/)

March 17,2008

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sir_Gawain_and_the_Green_Knight

January 7,2008

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%86lle_of_Sussex

November 5,2007

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GameFAQs

Gsat 14

 2014-001A

---

I2K bus, Mass 1982 kg wet 851 kg dry. 2.0 x 2.0 x 3.6m, + 2 pan. The second flight of the GSLV with the indigenous CUS stage and cryo engine, and its first success, following D3 failure. Had a 3.4-m fairing instead of the 4-m fairing used on F06/D3. CUS is 8.7m long 2.8m dia and carries 12800 kg of LOX/LH2; engine is 73.55 kN and burns for 720s.

GSAT 14
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2014 Jan 5	1048	Launch by GSLV Mk II D5	SDSC SLP
		T+2:29 SOM shutdown 71 km
		T+2:29 St 2 burn
		T+2:31 St 1 sep 72 km	-6072 x 81?
		T+3:46 PLF sep 115 km	-5706 x 114?
	1052	T+4:49 GS2 MECO 132 km
		T+4:52 GS2 sep
		T+4:53 CUS-12 ignition	-4753 x 133
	1104	T+16:55 CUS MECO 302 km
	1105	T+17:08 CUS sep 213 km	180 x 35975 x 19.3 (PK)
			630.13 160 x 35777 x 19.4
			630.15 182 x 35755 x 19.4
2014 Jan 6	0528s	LAM-1	807.84 8942 x 35766 x 7.6
2014 Jan 7	s	LAM-2
2014 Jan 7			1352.92 32543 x 35741 x 0.7 GEO 17.0E+22E/d
2014 Jan 9	s	LAM-3

July 27,2020

 https://planet4589.org/space/jsr/back/news.781.txt

April 22,2007

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhaka

History year by year : the ultimate visual guide to the events that shaped the world

 https://welib.org/md5/a48ce8159df524e7019fb0b425bc8c89

August 29,2006

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Central_Asia

Anik F2

 2004-027A

---

Boeing BSS-702 for launch in 2004 by Ariane 5G+ L519, on a 1663SP5 payload adapter and with medium payload fairing. CSA Ka-band payload; will provide high speed Internet and digital comm across N America. Launch mass 5965 kg; BOL mass 3850 kg; total prop is 2188 kg so dry mass 3777 kg minus whatever the Xe mass is - guess 77 kg (Anik F1 was 65 kg), to adopt a round dry mass of 3700 kg. box + 2 panels 7.3 x 3.8m with 47.9m span. . Station 111.1W.

90 percent of Anik F2's Ka band capacity was leased to Wild Blue, an originally Echostar-led Internet project that later became part of ViaSat. In 2009 it was colocated with WildBlue 1.

Anik F2
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2004 Jul 18	0044	Launch by Ariane 5G+ (V163)	CSG ELA3
		T+7.3s launch
		T+2:21 EAP sep
		T+3:16 Fairing sep
	0053	T+9:53 EPC MECO	44.4 x 1553.1 x 7.10
	0053	T+9:59 EPC sep
	0054	T+10:06 EPS MES
	0111	T+27:02 EPS MECO
	0112	T+28:37 EPS sep
		T+45:52 end of L519/V163 mission
	0136	EPC apogee
	0223?	EPC reentry
		EPC impact 100.2W
2004 Jul 18			696.01 609 x 38665 x 6.8
2004 Jul 23			696.02 610 x 38665 x 6.8
2004 Jul 24		LAM-1	804.12 5887 x 38644 x 3.7
2004 Jul 25		LAM-2	1054.75 17264 x 38626 x 1.11
2004 Jul 28		LAM-3	1362.73 29592 x 39083 x 0.3
2004 Jul 29		LAM-4	1349.83 29513 x 38648 x 0.05
2004 Jul 30			1349.84 29516 x 38644 x 0.07
2004 Jul 30		LAM-5	1420.10 32113 x 38832 x 0.1
2004 Aug 2		LAM-6	1442.98 33174 x 38668 x 0.1
2004 Aug 3			1436.43 33253 x 38332 x 0.1 GEO 112.8W + 0.1W
2004 Aug 12			1435.89 33770 x 37794 x 0.1 GEO 116.5W
2004 Aug 24			1433.71 35409 x 36070 x 0.1 GEO 118.1W+0.6E/d
2004 Aug 30			1436.14 35783 x 35791 x 0.1 GEO 118.8W
2004 Sep 23		Relocate to 111W
2004 Oct 7			1436.08 35785 x 35786 x 0.0 GEO 111.1W
2006 Aug 8			1436.08 35783 x 35789 x 0.0 GEO 111.1W
2018 Jan 12			1436.11 35786 x 35788 x 0.0 GEO 111.1W

International directory of company histories. Volume 155

 https://welib.org/md5/022f356ae93bb1a9aa6b1f5aca24858b

WGS-9

 2017-016A

---

Block II WGS satellite supporting 2.4-3.6 Gbps data transfer in X and Ka band. Control from 3SOPS/Schreiver. Internationally funded.

Mass 6000 kg at launch. Mass in orbit 3450 kg?

WGS 9
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2017 Mar 19	0018:00	Launch by Delta 4M+(5,4)	CC SLC37B
		T+1:31 SRM 1-2 burnout
		T+1:31 SRM 3-4 burnout
		T+1:40 SRM 1-2 sep
		T+1:42 SRM 3-4 sep
		T+3:14 Fairing sep	Az94.0 atl 78 mi
		T+3:56 RS-68A MECO
		T+4:03 St 1 sep
	022	T+4:16 DCSS SES-1
	0028	T+10:30 Az 104.0 435 km
	0037	T+19:54 DCSS SECO-1	185 x 6090 x 27.60
	0047	T+29:27 DCSS SES-2	185 x 6097 x 27.60
	0050	T+32:35 SECO-2
			809.2 471 x 44303 x 27.0 (UN)
	0059	T+41:45 DCSS sep from WGS
	0129	MES-3 T+1:11:45
	0129	MECO-3 T+1:11:55	705.4 -182 x 39931 x 26.9
	1230?	T+12:12:10 Delta impact Pacific

Soyuz TMA-17M (Antares)

 2015-035A

---

The TMA-17M crew of Kononenko, Lindgren and Yui joined the Ex44 crew. After launch, the port solar array failed to deploy but it opened just prior to docking. Undocking mass 6805 kg.

TMA17M
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2015 Jul 22	2102:45	Launch by Soyuz-FG	KB LC1
		T+1:54 SAS sep
		T+1:58 Strapons
		T+4:47 Blok-A sep
		T+4:57 KhO sep
	2111	T+8:45 Blok-I MECO
	2111	T+8:48 Blok-I sep	88.60 196 x 213 x 51.6
	2145s	DV1
	2226s	DV2
2015 Jul 23	0214	DV
	0218	DV
	0221	DV
	0225	Flyaround
	0231	Align with Rassvet
	0237	Port solar panel opened
	0245	Docking with Rassvet
	0456	HO
2015 Dec 11	0632	HC
	0949:35	Undocked from Rassvet
	0954?	Sep burn 8 s 0.6m/s
	1219:18	Deorbit 4:40 128m/s
	1246:33	Modules sep
	1251	Entry interface
	1312:30	Landing in Kazakhstan

Brat Pack America

https://welib.org/md5/ba451c7f32544d31452c69a5b85d8200

Space Exploration : A History in 100 Objects

 https://welib.org/md5/607fec009e4d3f9e4cba41b08108ff1f

July 9,2020

 https://planet4589.org/space/jsr/back/news.780.txt

Zvezda

 2000-037A

---

The ISS Service Module, Zvezda, was delayed due to budget problems. 17KSM No. 128-01 was built by Krunichev with Russian funds. It was similar in external appearance to Mir, but with upgraded internal systems. Mass at orbit insertion is 20295 kg. At docking it will be 19170 kg.

Each of the two main engines has 3.1 kN thrust.

After docking to Zarya, the docking cone was stowed on a side wall of the transfer compartment. It was repositioned at the nadir port in June 2001.

On 2001 Jun 16, prop was 2841 kg (FGB); 764 kg (SM); 856 kg (Progress). Mass was 120470 kg.

On 2002 Oct 18, a Progress reboost was cut short by computer. Prop at that time was 4118 kg.

Expedition 6 consisted of Bowersox, Budarin (FE/Soyuz PLT) and Pettit (SO/FE).

A planned EX6 EVA by Bowersox and Budarin was postponed in December.

Zvezda
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2000 Jul 12	0456:36	Launch by Proton-K	KB PU81/23
		T+2:02 St 1 MECO
		T+2:06 St 1 sep
		T+3:03 Fairing sep
		T+5:34 St 2 sep	-4900 x 140 x 51.6
		T+9:37 St 3 MECO
	0506:23	T+9:47 St 3 sep	185 x 354 x 51.6
		T+10:37 Kurs antenna deploy
		T+13:20 Solar array deploy	179 x 332 x 51.6
2000 Jul 13	0327	Verif burn 1, 1m/s	172 x 339
	0414	Verif burn 2, 1m/s	175 x 339
2000 Jul 14	0509	TCM-1 16m/s	183 x 358
	0544	TCM-2 24 m/s	269 x 361
2000 Jul 15			90.99 288 x 357 x 51.58
2000 Jul 18	0259	TCM docking sim
2000 Jul 18	0425	TCM docking sim
2000 Jul 20	0247	TCM 4m/s	290 x 361 x 51.6
2000 Jul 22	0144	TCM 43s	298 x 377
2000 Jul 22	0220	TCM 8s	335 x 377
2000 Jul 22		TCM 9s peri raise
2000 Jul 25		Docking attitude
2000 Jul 26	0044:44	Docking by ISS
2000 Aug 8	2013	Docking by Progress M1-3; mass 67t
2000 Aug 10		Auto refuelling of Zvezda
2000 Aug 15		TCM Progress test burn, 1 m/s
2000 Aug 17		TCM Progress, 4 m/s
2000 Sep 10	0551	Atlantis STS-106 docked
2000 Sep 12	0240	HO to ISS
		+Wilcutt, Altman, Lu, Mastracchio, Burbank, Malenchenko, Morukov
2000 Sep 17	1200	HC
2000 Sep 18	0345	Atlantis STS-106 undocked
2000 Nov 2		ISS rotate 180 deg: Z1 toward Earth
2000 Nov 2	0921	Soyuz TM-31 dock
	1023	Expedition 1 crew entry Krikalyov, Shepherd
		Station named "Station Alpha"
2001 Jan 17		Attitude control failed
2001 Feb 9	1650	Atlantis STS-98 docked
	1903	HO, +Cockrell, Polansky, Curbeam, Ivins, Jones
2001 Feb 16	1314	HC
	1406	Atlantis STS-98 undocked
2001 Feb 24	0900?	HC to Soyuz TM-31, Krikalyov/Shepherd
	1006	Soyuz TM-31 undocked from Zvezda
	1035	Soyuz TM-31 docked with Zarya
	1340?	HO
2001 Apr 8	1402:47	TCM with DPO PM44 3.8m/s
2001 Apr 18	1100?	HC
	1240	Soyuz TM-31 undocked from Zarya
	1301	Soyuz TM-31 docked with Zvezda
	1530	HO
2001 Apr 30	0758	Soyuz TM-32 docked with Zarya
	0928	HO, +Musabaev, Baturin, Tito
2001 May 5	2312	HC, -Musabaev, Baturin, Tito
2001 May 6	0221	Soyuz TM-31 undocked from Zvezda
2001 Oct 19	0620	HC
	1048	Soyuz TM-32 undocked Zarya (Ex3)
	1104	Soyuz TM-32 docked Pirs
	1240?	HO
2001 Jun 8		EVA-1 Orlan, for Zvezda docking cone
		Usachyov, Voss
		(Helms in Zarya)
	1400	Begin depress
	1402:49	At 60 mm
	1404:20	At 20 mm
	1404	Depressed At 5mm
	1406	Leak check at 5mm
	1413	Battery power
	1420	HO: Nadir hatch removed
	1421	HO official (Energiya)
	1432	70 kg Docking cone in preclose pos
	1440	HC: cone installed on nadir
	1450?	Repress
	1451	Off battery power
	1500	At 300mm
	1505:	Repress underway
	1507	Complete official (Energiya)
	1510	Complete at 575mm
	1530?	HO to Zarya
2001 Jul 14	0308	Atlantis STS-104 docked
		+Lindsey, Hobaugh, Gernhardt, Kavandi, Reilly []
2001 Jul 22		Inclination burn (Progress)
		Inclination burn (Progress)
2001 Jul 23	2028	Inclination burn (Progress)
	2114	Inclination burn (Progress) aborted
2001 Oct 23	1044	Soyuz TM-33 docked Zarya
	1216	HO, +Afanasev, Haignere, Kozeev
2001 Oct 30	2237	HC, -Afanasev, Haignere, Kozeev
2001 Oct 31	0138	Soyuz TM-32 undocked Pirs
2002 Mar 6	0337:10	TCM M1-7 2.5m/s
	0429:06	TCM M1-7 2.5m/s
2002 Apr 10	1622	Atlantis STS-110 docked
	1808	HO
		+Bloomfield, Frick, Walheim, Ochoa, Morin, Ross, Smith
2002 Apr 17	1604	HC
	1831	Atlantis STS-110 undocked
2002 Apr 19	0905	PM1-8 burn 118s 0.8m/s
2002 Apr 20		HC [Onufrienko, etc]
	0916	Soyuz TM-33 undocked from Zarya
	0937	Soyuz TM-33 docked with Pirs
2002 Apr 27	0755	Soyuz TM-34 docked Zarya
	0925	HO, +Gidzenko, Vittori, Shuttleworth
2002 May 4	2250?	HC, -Gidzenko, Vittori, Shuttleworth
2002 May 5	0031	Soyuz TM-33 undocked Pirs
2002 May 15	2230	M1-8 burn, COLA with 23279, perigee raise 3km
2002 Jun 7	1625	Endeavour docks (STS-111)
	1908	HO, +7 crew: total 10
2002 Jun 15	1223	HC, Onufrienko/Bursch/Walz to Endeavour
	1432	Endeavour undocks (STS-111)
		[Crew] Korzun, Whitson, Treshchev
2002 Oct 9	1516	Atlantis docks (STS-112)
		+Ashby, Melroy, Wolf, Magnus, Sellers, Yurchinkin
2002 Oct 16	1313	Atlantis undocks
2002 Oct 18	0825	9P reboost DPO, 4.4m/s
2002 Nov 1	0500	Soyuz TMA-1 docked Pirs
	0605?	HO, +Zalyotin, Lonchakov, de Winne
2002 Nov 9	1745	HC, -Zalyotin, Lonchakov, de Winne
	2044	Soyuz TM-34 undocked Zarya
2002 Nov 25	2159	Endeavour STS-113 docked
	2333	HO +Wetherbee, Lockhart, Lopez-Alegria,
		Herrington, Bowersox, Budarin, Pettit
2002 Dec 2	1757	HC -Treshchev, Korzun, Whitson, Wetherbee,
		Lockhart, Lopez-Alegria, Herrington
	2005	Endeavour STS-113 undocked
		[Crew] Bowersox, Budarin, Pettit
2003 Apr 28	0556	Soyuz TMA-2 docked Zarya
	0726	HO, +Malenchenko, Lu
2003 May 3	1819	Formal EX6/7 change of command
	1938	HC, -Budarin, Bowersox, Pettit
	2243	Soyuz TMA-1 undocked from Pirs
2003 May 30	1650s	10P COLA DAM, 1m/s
2003 Oct 20	0715	Soyuz TMA-3 docked Pirs
	1019	HO, +Kaleri, Foale, Duque
2003 Oct 27	2014	HC, -Malenchenko, Lu, Duque
	2317	Soyuz TMA-2 undocked Zarya
2004 Jan 8	2002?	Orbit raise 1m/s
2004 Apr 21	0501	Soyuz TMA-4 docked Zarya
	0630	HO, +Padalka, Kuipers, Fincke
2004 Apr 29	1747	HC, -Kaleri, Foale, Kuipers
	2052	Soyuz TMA-3 undocked Pirs
2004 May 18	1649	Orbit raise 2.6m/s, Progress 7.5min burn
2004 Aug 20		Orbit raise Progress burn 1.4m /s
2004 Aug 26	0032	Orbit raise Progress 2.4m/s 9:40
2004 Oct 16	0415	Soyuz TMA-5 docked Pirs
	0714	HO, + Sharipov, Chiao, Shargin
2004 Oct 23	1814	HC, -Padalka, Fincke, Shargin
	2108	Soyuz TMA-4 undocked Zarya
2004 Nov 17		Orbit raise by less than 2.6 km, fuel supply error
2004 Nov 29	0932	Soyuz TMA-5 undocked Pirs
	0953	Soyuz TMA-5 docked Zarya
2005 Jan 15	1510	M51 burn 1185s, 8.5 km
2005 Feb 16		Orbit raise, perigee +7 km
2005 Apr 17	0220	Soyuz TMA-6 docked Pirs
	0445	HO, +Krikalev, Phillips, Vittori
2005 Apr 24	1545	HC -Sharipov, Chiao, Vittori
	1844	Soyuz TMA-5 undocked Zarya
2005 Jun 29			91.54 347 x 353 x 51.6
2005 Jun 30		Orbit raise	91.58 350 x 354 x 51.6
2005 Jul 19	1038	Soyuz TMA-6 undocked Pirs
	1108	Soyuz TMA-6 docked Zarya
2005 Jul 28	1118	Discovery STS-114 docked
	1250	HO
		+Collins, Kelly, Noguchi, Robinson, Thomas, Lawrence
2005 Oct 3	0527	Soyuz TMA-7 docked Pirs
	0836	HO +Tokarev, McArthur, Olsen
2005 Oct 10	1848	HC -Krikalev, Phillips, Olsen
	2149	Soyuz TMA-6 undocked Zarya
2005 Nov 18	0846	Soyuz TMA-7 undocked Pirs
	0905	Soyuz TMA-7 docked Zarya
2006 Mar 20	0649	Soyuz TMA-7 undocked Zarya
	0711	Soyuz TMA-7 docked Zvezda
2006 Apr 1	0419	Soyuz TMA-8 docked Zarya
	0610?	HO + Vinogradov, Williams, Pontes
2006 Apr 8	1715	HC - Tokarev, McArthur, Pontes
	2027	Soyuz TMA-7 undocked
		[Crew] Vinogradov, Williams
2006 Apr 19		Main engine burn aborted
2006 Jul 6	1452	Discovery STS-121 docked
	1630	HO
		+Lindsey, Kelly, Fossum, Nowak, Wilson, Sellers, Reiter
2006 Jul 15	0810?	HC
		-Lindsey, Kelly, Fossum, Nowak, Wilson, Sellers
		[Crew] Vinogradov, Williams, Reiter
	1008	Discovery STS-121 undocked
2006 Jul 26		Orbit raise 0.8m/s, Progress engines
2006 Sep 11	1048	Atlantis docks, STS-115
	1235	HO, [Crew] Vinogradov, Williams, Reiter, Jett,
		Ferguson, Tanner, Burbank, Stefanyshn-Piper, MacLean [9]
2006 Sep 17	1250	Atlantis undocks
		[Crew] Vinogradov, Williams, Reiter
2006 Sep 20		Docking by Soyuz TMA-9
		[Crew] Vinogradov, Williams, Reiter, Tyurin, Lopez-Alegria, Ansari [6]
2006 Sep 27		Ex13 to Ex14 change of command
2006 Sep 28	1847	Ex13 to TMA9: Vinogradov, Williams, Ansari leave
2006 Sep 28		[Crew] Lopez-Alegria, Tyurin, Reiter
2006 Nov 29		TCM (Progress); aborted after 3:16
2007 Apr 25		TCM main engine test burn, 30s, first use since 2000 Jul 24
2007 Apr 28		TCM, 80s
2007 May 23	2330	TCM (Progress M60), orbit raise
2008 Aug 27		TCM ATV, avoid debris
2007 Sep 24	1934	TCM main engine 3.1m/s
2007 Sep 28	1414	Zarya stbd array retract
2007 Sep 29		Zarya port array retract
2008 Apr 21		ISS orbit raise
2008 Jun 19	0641	ISS orbit raise with OCS engines
2008 Jul 22			91.42 337 x 351 x 51.6
2008 Jul 23	1618s	ATV burn 1237s	91.56 344 x 358 x 51.6
2008 Aug 12			91.55 343 x 357 x 51.6
2008 Aug 13	0758	ISS orbit raise with OCS engines	91.66 350 x 361 x 51.6
2008 Aug 27	1611	DAM Burn to avoid K2426 deb, 1m/s
2008 Sep 25	1535	Progress thruster test
2008 Oct 4	1006	Progress M65 30P TCM,
2008 Nov 5		ESP-3 relocate by SSRMS from P3 zenith to MBS MCAS
2008 Dec 5		Return ESP-3 to P3:
		SSRMS, attached at MBS PDGF-4, remove ESP-3 from MBS MCAS
		SSRMS berth ESP-3 on P3 zenith UCCAS
		Ungrapple ESP-3
		SSRMS grapple MBS PDGF-3
		SSRMS ungrapple MBS PDGF-4
2009 Jan 14	1806	SM reboost 2:22 3.0m/s; oscillations during reboost
2009 Jan 20		SSRMS grapple SPDF
2009 Jun 10		R EVA-23 (VKD-23) Internal EVA
		Padalka, Barratt
		Depress forward transfer cpt of Zvezda
	0622	In depress
	0637	Final leak checks
	0650?	Depress complete
	0655	Go to open zenith hatch
	0655	Remove flat cover from zenith hatch
	0703?	Flat cover attached on Nadir hatch.
	0705?	Remove docking cone from FGB hatch
	0707?	Install docking cone on Zvezda zenith for MRM-2
	0707?	Completed, 12 min EVA
	0711?	Repress
2010 Jan 22	0906	Zvezda engine test burn 54s 1.0m/s 2 km
	0910?	0.05m object floated free
2010 Jan 24	0901	Zvezda engine Reboost 2:34 3.0m/s 5km
2010 Jun 5		Zvezda engine reboost 4.5m/s 4min7s
2010 Dec 22	1628	ISS reboost
2011 Apr 2		DAM K2251 deb
2011 May 29			91.39 339 x 345 x 51.7
2011 May 29		Reboost	91.41 341 x 346 x 51.7
2011 Jun		ISS major reboost
2011 Jun 2			91.39 338 x 346 x 51.7
2011 Jun 3		Reboost	91.48 344 x 349 x 51.6
2011 Jun 12			91.45 344 x 346 x 51.6
2011 Jun 13		Reboost	91.84 356 x 373 x 51.6
2011 Jun 15			91.84 356 x 372 x 51.6
2011 Jun 15		Reboost	92.03 364 x 383 x 51.6
2011 Jun 16			92.05 365 x 384 x 51.6
2011 Jun 17			92.05 365 x 384 x 51.6
2011 Jun 18		Reboost	92.19 373 x 390 x 51.6
2011 Jun 23			92.18 373 x 389 x 51.6
2011 Jun 24			92.18 373 x 389 x 51.6
2011 Jun 29			92.18 373 x 388 x 51.6
2011 Jun 29		Reboost	92.26 379 x 391 x 51.6
2011 Jul 1			92.26 379 x 390 x 51.6
2011 Jul 1		Reboost	92.33 381 x 395 x 51.6
2011 Jul 9			92.32 380 x 395 x 51.6
2011 Jul 26			92.30 379 x 395 x 51.6
2011 Aug 3			92.29 378 x 395 x 51.6
2011 Aug 4		Reboost	92.30 378 x 395 x 51.6
2011 Sep 29			92.20 375 x 389 x 51.6
2011 Sep 29	1644	ISS reboost/DAM SM KD 2.53m/s 2:49s	92.30 376 x 398 x 51.6
2011 Oct 19			92.25 374 x 395 x 51.6
2011 Oct 19	1615	ISS reboost SM engines 1.9m/s 1:53	92.32 375 x 401 x 51.6
2011 Oct 25		92.29 374 x 399 x 51.6
2011 Oct 26	1252	ISS reboost SM engines 1.9m/s 1:54	92.36 375 x 405 x 51.6
2011 Nov 18		92.28 371 x 401 x 51.6
2011 Nov 18	0407	ISS reboost SM ODU KD, 3.4m/s 3:37, 6 km	92.41 371 x 413 x 51.6
2011 Nov 30			82.37 370 x 410 x 51.6
2011 Nov 30	2311	ISS reboost SM KD, 1:02 1.0m/s 1.8km
2011 Dec 1			92.38 370 x 412 x 51.6
2011 Dec 9	1805	ISS reboost KD 1:22 1.05,/s	92.42 376 x 409 x 51.6
2012 Jan 13			92.36 374 x 406 x 51.6
2012 Jan 13	1610	SM DAM Irid 33 deb burn, 0.85m/s	92.39 375 x 407 x 51.6
2012 Jan 28			92.36 375 x 405 x 51.6
2012 Jan 28	2350	ISS reboost, DAM FY1C deb, SM, 1:04	92.39 378 x 405 x 51.6
2012 Feb 19			92.36 376 x 404 x 51.6
2012 Feb 29			92.34 375 x 403 x 51.6
2012 Feb 29	1012	ISS reboost KD ODU, 76s 1.2m/s, DAM with 28471 and 47P phasing	92.40 381 x 403 x 51.6
2012 Mar 31			92.32 377 x 398 x 51.6
2012 Apr 1		ISS reboost	92.35 381 x 397 x 51.6
2012 Apr 5			92.35 380 x 398 x 51.6
2012 Apr 5		Reboost	92.42 388 x 398 x 51.6
2012 Apr 25			92.38 386 x 396 x 51.6
2012 Apr 25		Reboost	92.47 388 x 401 x 51.6
2012 May 4			92.45 387 x 400 x 51.6
2012 May 4		Reboost	92.55 392 x 406 x 51.6
2012 May 25			92.52 390 x 405 x 51.6
2012 May 26		Reboost	92.55 392 x 406 x 51.6
2012 Jun 20			92.51 390 x 405 x 51.6
2012 Jun 20		Reboost	92.56 393 x 406 x 51.6
2012 Jul 18			92.53 393 x 403 x 51.6
2012 Jul 18		Reboost	92.63 402 x 404 x 51.6
2012 Aug 15			92.60 400 x 402 x 51.6
2012 Aug 15		Reboost	92.70 402 x 411 x 51.6
2012 Aug 22			92.69 401 x 411 x 51.6
2012 Aug 22		Reboost	92.90 406 x 426 x 51.6
2012 Sep 12			92.87 404 x 425 x 51.6
2012 Sep 13		Tweak?	92.87 404 x 425 x 51.6
2012 Sep 14		Orbit raise	92.92 405 x 429 x 51.6
2012 Sep 18		Orbit tweak	92.91 404 x 429 x 51.6
2012 Oct 17			92.85 403 x 426 x 51.6
2012 Oct 17	1524	TCM-198? ISS reboost KD ODU, 19s, 0.33m/s, 0.6 km	92.86 402 x 426 x 51.6
2012 Oct 31			92.82 401 x 424 x 51.6
2012 Oct 31	2308	TCM-199? M16M DPO burn for DAM, 406s, 0.3m/s DAM 34533 deb Irid	92.84 402 x 424 x 51.6
2012 Dec 16			92.78 399 x 421 x 51.6
2012 Dec 16	1334	TCM-200? PDAM test 7:50 PM16M (no actual conjunction)
2012 Dec 17			92.80 399 x 423 x 51.6
2012 Dec 23			92.78 398 x 422 x 51.7
2012 Dec 23	1128	TCM-201? Reboost PM17M 4:05	92.80 400 x 422 x 51.7
2013 Jan 17			92.79 399 x 420 x 51.7
2013 Jan 17	0315	TCM-202? Reboost PM17M	92.79 402 x 420 x 51.7
2013 Feb 22			92.74 400 x 417 x 51.7
2013 Feb 22	1034	TCM-203? Reboost PM17	92.76 401 x 417 x 51.7
2013 Mar 21			92.72 399 x 416 x 51.7
2013 Mar 21	0025	TCM-204? Reboost PM17M	92.78 402 x 419 x 51.6
2013 Apr 3			92.76 401 X 418 X 51.6
2013 Apr 3	1940	TCM-205? Reboost PM17M DPO 276s 90 kg 0.6m/s	92.79 403 x 418 x 51.6
2013 Apr 28			92.75 402 x 415 x 51.6
2013 Apr 29		TCM-206? Reboost PM19M 1.5m/s 248 kg	92.81 407 x 417 x 51.7
2013 May 8			92.79 406 x 416 x 51.6
2013 May 8	0651	TCM-207? Reboost PM19M 1.5m/s 14:04 236 kg	92.85 410 x 417 x 51.6
2013 May 17			92.83 409 x 416 x 51.6
2013 May 17	0221	TCM-208? Reboost PM19M 1.6m/s 15:22 227kg	92.89 410 x 422 x 51.7
2013 Jun 19			92.85 406 x 421 x 51.6
2013 Jun 19	1305	TCM-209? Reboost ATV4 1.0m/s 6:47	92.89 410 x 421 x 51.7
2013 Jul 10			92.87 409 x 420 x 51.7
2013 Jul 10	0545	TCM-210? Reboost ATV4 1.4m/s 199 kg	92.92 414 x 420 x 51.7
2013 Aug 14		ATV refuel ISS, 860 kg
2013 Aug 19		Antenna cover separates
	1139	WAL cover observed by crew
2013 Aug 31			92.87 411 x 418 x 51.7
2013 Aug 31	0717	TCM-211? Reboost ATV4 0.5m/s 69 kg 205s	92.88 413 x 418 x 51.7
2013 Sep 15			92.87 412 x 417 x 51.7
2013 Sep 15	1242	TCM-212? Reboost ATV4 0.5m/s 68 kg 205s	92.89 413 x 418 x 51.7
2013 Oct 3			92.87 412 x 417 x 51.7
2013 Oct 3	1935	TCM-213? Reboost ATV4 2.0m/s 815s 272kg	92.94 416 x 420 x 51.7
2013 Oct 24			92.91 415 x 418 x 51.7
2013 Oct 24	1103	TCM-214? Reboost ATV4 0.6m/s 257s 86kg	92.93 416 x 419 x 51.7
2013 Dec 11			92.85 412 x 415 x 51.7
2013 Dec 11	1634	TCM-215? Reboost PM21M 459s 1m/s	92.89 414 x 416 x 51.7
2013 Dec 13			92.88 414 x 416 x 51.7
2013 Dec 13	1402	TCM-216? Reboost PM21M 599s 1.3m/s	92.93 414 x 421 x 51.7
2013 Dec 27			92.90 413 x 419 x 51.7
2013 Dec 27		Tweak (EVA related?)	92.90 413 x 419 x 51.7
2014 Jan 18			92.89 410 x 420 x 51.6
2014 Jan 18		TCM-217 PM21M Reboost 528s	92.92 415 x 419 x 51.6
2014 Jan 29		Tweak?	92.91 414 x 419 x 51.6
2014 Mar 12			92.82 410 x 414 x 51.7
2014 Mar 13	0407	TCM-218 PM21M Reboost 462s	92.86 411 x 417 x 51.7
2014 Mar 17			92.85 411 x 417 x 51.7
2014 Mar 17	0137	TCM-219 PM21M PDAM 429s	92.87 412 x 417 x 51.7
	PDAM burn 7:09 avoid deb Meteor2-5 at 0400
2014 Mar 28	2238	TCM-220 PM21M Reboost 458s	92.88 412 x 417 x 51.7
2014 Apr 3			92.86 412 x 416 x 51.7
2014 Apr 3	2042	TCM-221 PM21M PDAM 22s burn avoid 35758 Sylda at 2302	92.88 412 x 418 x 51.7
2014 Apr 10			92.86 413 x 416 x 51.7
2014 Apr 12	1516	TCM-222 PM21M Reboost 788s	92.92 415 x 420 x 51.7
2014 Apr 29			92.87 412 x 418 x 51.7
2014 Apr 29	0745	TCM-223 PM21M Reboost 557s	92.92 415 x 418 x 51.7
2014 May 29			92.87 412 x 417 x 51.7
2014 May 29		Tweak	92.87 412 x 417 x 51.7
2014 Jun 25			92.85 411 x 416 x 51.7
2014 Jun 25	1041:00	TCM-224 SM-ODU 63.9s 1m/s	92.89 413 x 417 x 51.65
2014 Jul 11			92.87 412 x 417 x 51.65
2014 Jul 11	1453:00	TCM-225 SM-ODU 61s 0.95m/s reboost 58s	92.90 413 x 420 x 51.7
2014 Jul 23			92.90 412 x 419 x 51.6
2014 Jul 23	1057	TCM-226 SM-ODU DAM avoid Briz 38925 debris, 32s, 0.5m/s	92.88 411 x 419 x 51.6
2014 Aug 14			92.86 409 x 419 x 51.6
2014 Aug 14	1658	TCM-227 ATV5 469s	92.90 413 x 419 x 51.6
2014 Aug 27			92.89 412 x 419 x 51.6
2014 Aug 27	0837	TCM-228 ATV5 170s	92.90 414 x 419 x 51.6
2014 Sep 14			92.87 412 x 417 x 51.6
2014 Sep 14	0208	TCM-229 ATV5 224s	92.89 414 x 417 x 51.6
2014 Oct 8			92.84 412 x 415 x 51.7
2014 Oct 8	0913	TCM-230 ATV5 515s	92.89 415 x 417 x 51.7
2014 Oct 27			92.85 412 x 415 x 51.6
2014 Oct 27	1742	TCM-231 ATV5 Burn to avoid 34881 203s	92.86 412 x 417 x 51.6
2014 Nov 11			92.83 409 x 416 x 51.6
2014 Nov 12	1220	TCM-232 ATV5 PDAM for 39372 205s	92.85 408 x 419 x 51.6
2014 Dec 10		PM25M refuelling
2015 Jan 28			92.68 402 x 409 x 51.7
2015 Jan 28	1840	TCM-233 ATV5 289s deboost	92.66 400 x 409 x 51.6
2015 Feb 26			92.60 397 x 405 x 51.6
2015 Feb 26	0916	TCM-234 PM26M 285s	92.61 397 x 407 x 51.6
2015 Mar 3	0604		92.60 396 x 407 x 51.6
2015 Mar 3	0800	TCM-235 PM26M 197s	92.60 395 x 408 x 51.6
2015 Mar 18			92.58 395 x 407 x 51.6
2015 Mar 18	2345	ISS TCM-236 PM26M 258s	92.60 397 x 406 x 51.6
2015 Apr 2			92.57 396 x 405 x 51.6
2015 Apr 2	1832	ISS TCM-237 PM26M 183s	92.59 399 x 403 x 51.6
2015 Apr 23			92.53 394 x 402 x 51.6
2015 Apr 23	0522	ISS TCM-238 PM26M 148s	92.54 395 x 402 x 51.6
2015 May 6			92.52 395 x 405 x 51.6
2015 May 6	0515	ISS TCM-239 PM26M 693s	92.57 395 x 404 x 51.6
2015 May 18			92.54 393 x 403 x 51.6
2015 May 18	0030	ISS TCM-240 PM26M 1923s	92.60 397 x 406 x 51.6
2015 Jun 7			92.59 398 x 404 x 51.6
2015 Jun 7	1958	ISS TCM-241 PM26M 322s	92.60 398 x 404 x 51.6
2015 Jun 18			92.58 397 x 403 x 51.6
2015 Jun 18	1059	ISS TCM-242 PM26M 248s	92.59 399 x 404 x 51.7
2015 Jul 10			92.57 398 x 402 x 51.7
2015 Jul 10	0254	ISS TCM-243 PM26M 657s	92.61 401 x 403 x 51.7
2015 Jul 25			92.59 400 x 402 x 51.7
2015 Jul 26	0348	ISS TCM-244 PM26M 252s	92.61 402 x 402 x 51.7
2015 Aug 31			92.57 399 x 401 x 51.7
2015 Aug 31	1000?	ISS TCM-245 PM28M 495s	92.59 400 x 402 x 51.6
2015 Sep 6			92.58 400 x 401 x 51.6
2015 Sep 6	2200?	ISS TCM-246 PM28M 557s	92.60 401 x 402 x 51.6
2015 Sep 13			92.59 400 x 402 x 51.6
2015 Sep 14	0112	ISS TCM-247 SM-ODU 130s	92.67 401 x 408 x 51.6
2015 Sep 27	0906	ISS TCM-248 PM28M 299s
2015 Nov 25	1931	ISS TCM-249 PM29M 933s 1.95m/s 294 kg
2016 Jan 11	0205	ISS TCM-250 PM29M 1008s 1.65m/s
2016 Jan 27	1940	ISS TCM-251 PM29M 333s 0.64m/s
2016 Feb 17	1044	ISS TCM-252 PM29M 652s 1.05m/s 150 kg
2016 Mar 5	0415	ISS TCM-253 PM29M 477s 0.85m/s 148 kg
2016 Apr 13	1220	ISS TCM-254 PMS02 4:14 0.5m/s
2016 Jun 8	1400	ISS TCM-255 PMS02 0.45m/s 239s
2016 Aug 24	0730	ISS TCM-256 PMS02 1.3m/s 728s
2016 Sep 10	0045	ISS TCM-257 PMS02 1.2m/s 610s
2016 Nov 2	0322:00	ISS TCM-258 SM-ODU 96s 1.5m/s, overburn
2017 Mar 2	0310	ISS TCM-259 SM-ODU 43s 0.6m/s
2017 Apr 3	1420:00	ISS TCM-260 SM-ODU 0.6m/s 36s
2017 Apr 27	0510:00	TCM SM-ODU 30s 0.46m/s
2017 Apr 27	0510		ISS TCM-261 SM-ODU 30s 0.46m/s
2017 May 18	2135:06	ISS TCM-262 0.2m/s
2017 Aug 9	1225	ISS TCM-263 0.25m/s 125s PMS06
2017 Aug 27	0455	ISS TCM-264 0.3m/s 177s PMS06
2017 Sep 27	1651?	ISS TCM-265 0.45m/s 3:40 PMS06
2017 Nov 1	0315	ISS TCM-266 0.45m/s 3:26 PMS06
2017 Nov 29	1550	ISS TCM-267 0.36m/s 184s PMS06
2018 Jan 17	2015	ISS TCM-268 0.2m/s SM-ODU 16s
2018 Jan 30	1525	ISS TCM-269 0.3m/s SM-ODU 23s 51 kg?
2018 Mar 13	2125	ISS TCM-270 0.2m/s PMS08 108s
2018 Apr 18	1036?	ISS TCM-271 0.3m/s PMS08 126s