Tuesday, February 18, 1992

Kosmos 186

  1967-105A


7K-OK No. 6 was launched in Oct 1967 without a crew on board. It was named Kosmos-186. The ship was maneuvered in orbit for three days, testing the redesigned systems. On Oct 30, 7K-OK No. 5 was launched as Kosmos-188, and the two craft successfully completed a docking. This was the first automatic docking and the first docking of any kind carried out by the USSR. Kosmos-186 and Kosmos-188 separated after three hours and the descent module of Kosmos-186 was recovered the following day. 


Kosmos-186 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1967 Oct 27  0929:59  Launch by 11A511  KB 
 0934  Blok-I burn 
 0939  Blok-I sep  88.33 175 x 209 x 51.66 
 1600? Rev 5 TCM 
 1700   88.73 204 x 219 x 51.66 
1967 Oct 28  0500   88.26 178 x 199 x 51.66 
 1900   88.11 173 x 189 x 51.67 
1967 Oct 29  1200   88.72 171 x 251 x 51.71 
1967 Oct 30  0230   88.71 178 x 243 x 51.66 
 0310Orbit trim burn for launch of s/c 5 
   88.63 164 x 250 x 51.69 
 0500   88.69 180 x 240 x 51.67 
 0920  Docked with 7K-OK No. 5  
 1250  Undocked 
 2300   88.96 192 x 255 x 51.64 
1967 Oct 31  0738  Deorbit rev 65 
 0742PAO, BO sep 
 0750Ballistic descent mode 
 0812  Landed in Kazakhstan 

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