Friday, June 21, 2013

Progress M-11M

 2011-027A


Flight 43P, spacecraft 11F615A60 No. 411. Mass 7285 kg launch, 6176 kg undocking. Cargo mass 2673 kg.


M11M 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2011 Jun 21  1438:15  Launch by Soyuz-U  KB LC1 
 1442  Blok A sep 
 1447  Blok I MECO  188 x 218 x 51.6 
 1822:24  DV1 35.8m/s 90s 
 1911:26  DV2 21.9m/s 55s 
2011 Jun 22  1556:35  DV 19.1s 1.3m/s 
2011 Jun 23  1308  288 x 322 x 51.6 
 1637  Docked Zvezda aft 
2011 Jun 27    92.18 373 x 388 x 51.6 
2011 Jun 29  1215  Reboost DPO 33:31 
 1248  End reboost 2.2m/s 
2011 Jul 1  1216  2.0m/s orbit boost 29:32 301 kg 
2011 Aug 23 0934  Undocked Zvezda 
 0937:32 Undocked Zvezda / sep?  
 0941  Sep burn 15s 0.7m/s 
 1246  SKD phasing burn 4.5m/s 
2011 Aug 27  1153:34 Radar-4 experiment, burn 1 4.5m/s 
2011 Aug 28  1050:10 Burn 2 
2011 Aug 29  1121:38  Burn 3 
2011 Aug 30  1016:59  Burn 4 
2011 Aug 31  1047:41  Burn 5 
2011 Sep 1  0934:31  Deorbit 180s 91.8m/s 
 1021:41  Entry, 40 08S 135 02 W 

Monday, June 17, 2013

Odin

 2001-007A


SSC's Odin astronomy satellite will fly on an STC-Komplex Start-1 in 1998 from Svobodny.

Odin has a dual mission to study the interstellar medium and aeronomy. The astronomy mission involves 500 GHz and 119 GHz observations of molecular clouds and other sources. The aeronomy part studies the stratosphere and mesosphere, scanning the earth limb from 15 to 120 km. It will study the ozone layer.

Mass is 250 kg; size box + plate + antenna 2.0m h 3.8m span 1.1m packed dia. 1800 LT SSO. The spacecraft has four solar manels mounted on the aft sunshade. Odin is built by SSC. SSC reports to SNSB (Swedish National Space Board).

DS stage remained attached to St 4?

The astronomy part of the mission ended in spring 2007. In 2008 Odin's mission was extended again as it continued climate change studies.


Odin 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2001 Feb 20  0848:27  Launch by Start-1  SVOB 
 0849? T+1m Stage 2 burn 
 0850? T+2m Stage 3 burn 
 0854? T+6m Stage 4 burn 
 0854? T+6m Stage 4 burnout  96.53 576 x 606 x 97.8 
  DS burn 
  Debris G  531 x 610 x 97.8 
  Debris C-F,H,J  
 0855? T+7m DS burn? 
 0902? DS burnout? 
 0904:35  Sep from stage 4 
 2200   97.03 610 x 621 x 97.8 
2007 Mar?   end of astro ops 
2013 Jun   Still op for climate change study 

Payload:

  • 1.1m reflector

  • SMR 500 GHz radiometer

  • SMR 119 GHz radiometer (O2 ground state)

  • OSIRIS Optical/IR spectrometer 2800-8000A, 1.27mu, 3cm aperture

Sunday, June 16, 2013

Intelsat 15

 2009-067A


Launch by Zenit-3SLB wth 2SB60 No.4 and DM-SLB No. 4L.

2484 kg OSC Star-2.4 for Middle East, IOR and Russia.


IS-15 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2009 Nov 30  2100:01 Launch by Zenit-3SLB No. 4 KB 
  T+2:29 St 1 sep 
  T+5:16 PLF sep 
  T+8:31 Stage 2 sep  -2159 x 359 x 51.35  
  Adapter sep  -2134 x 346 x 51.34 
 2108 T+8:41 MES-1  -2134 x 346 x 51.34 
 2112 T+12:08 MECO-1 371 km  197 x 632 x 51.35 
 2220 T+1:20:14 MES-2 
 2225 T+1:25:35 MECO-2 340 km  215 x 36071 x 49.0 
   200 x 35907 x 48.93 (TLE) 
2009 Dec 1  
 0314 T+6:14:03 MES-3 
 0314? T+6:14:51? MECO-3 
 0326 T+6:26:42 DM sep  10290 x 35786 x 12.0 
2009 Dec 3    829.55 9965 x 35768 x 11.9 
2009 Dec 3    1059.89 20338 x 35775 x 4.7 
2009 Dec 4    1340.14 31990 x 35783 x 0.8 
2009 Dec 6  0515? LAM 
2009 Dec 7    1435.17 35754 x 35781 x 0.0 
2010 Jan 22    1436.11 35759 x 35814 x 0.0 GEO 85.1E 
2010 Apr 29    1436.10 35775 x 35797 x 0.1 GEO 85.1E 

May 18,2005

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Rassvet

 2010-019


MIM-1 (SGM) Maliy Issledovatelskiy Modul-1/Stikovochno-gruzovoi modul (Mini Research Module/Docking and Cargo Module) is built under contract to NASA. Mass 7900 kg, size 6.6m long 2.4m dia.

Rassvet itself is 4780 kg empty plus 1400 kg of US cargo, total 6180 kg. With the external material of 1720 kg the laucnh package is 7900 kg.

Per STS-132 PK, mass is 8015 kg loaded, 5075 kg empty so 2940 kg cargo. PK calls out 1392 kg ISS supplies and 1310 kg EJ/PWP/AL/Rad (so 238 kg missing). But other data gives 1720 kg for EJ/PWP/AL/Rad which would imply 1220 kg ISS supplies.

Launch by STS-132/ULF-4, install at Zarya nadir.

1400 kg US cargo inside, 1800 kg cargo outside.

Rassvet MIM-1 is a modified stretched Soyuz BO?

521GK.

Payload:

  • MLM airlock 900 kg

  • MLM radiator 570 kg

  • ERA spare elbow joint (EJ) 150 kg

  • PWP, Portable Work Post, ERA workstation 100 kg

Sunday, June 2, 2013

Asiastar

 2000-016A


Worldspace's second digital radio satellite is Asiastar. Asiastar mass 2777 kg full 1220 kg empty. Matra Marconi Space Eurostar 2000+ satellite 1.7 x 2.6 x 3.0 m with 28 m span. Box + 2 panels + 2 dishes.

In 2010 June it was sold to Noah Samara's Yamzi USA company. In around 2015 it was sold on to New York Satellite Holdings LLC, a subsidiary of NY Broadband.

NYSH owns ASIASPACE Pty Ltd (Victoria, Australia, 1995), which has the rights to the 105E Australian L-band BSS orbital slot ASIABSS(105E). Intelsat was actually providing spacecraft control services. In 2017 ASIASPACE was sold on to Silkwave Holdings (Cayman Is., 2016 and Hong Kong, 2015), also CMMB Silkwave Holdings. Silkwave Holdings is jointly owned by NYBB, Chi Capital and CMMB Vision.

In 2015 Nov its capacity was to be used by NYSH's partner CMMB Vision Holdings (

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China Mobile Multimedia Broadcasting Holdings Ltd, Zhongguo yidong duomeiti guangbo konggu youxian gongsi), formally based in the Cayman Is but with its main office in Hong Kong. By 2017, CMMB now stands for Convergent Mobile Media Broadcasting.


Asiastar 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2000 Mar 21  2328:30 Launch by Ariane 5  CSG ELA3 
  T+7s liftoff 
  T+2:25 EAP sep 
  T+3:19 Fairing sep
 2338:21 T+9:51 MECO  
 2338 T+9:57 sep  
   45 x 1368 x 7.7  
 2338:34 T+10:04 EPS burn 
  T+26:42 EPS MECO  674 x 35479 x 7.05 
 2355  T+27:57 Asiastar sep 
 2359  T+31:08 SYLDA-5 sep 
2000 Mar 22  0002  T+34:39 Insat 3B sep 
 0050?  EPC impact Pacific  
2000 Mar 23?   LAM-1 
2000 Mar 24    457.22 1044 x 25519 x 1.4 
2000 Mar 24   LAM-2  856.14 11321 x 35655 x 2.4 
2000 Mar 30?  LAM-3 
2000 Mar 30    1426.16 35518 x 35664 x 0.0 GEO 97.7E+2.5 
2000 Apr 3    1436.54 35670 x 35920 x 0.0 GEO 104.6E 
2000 May 25    1436.19 35763 x 35813 x 0.0 GEO 105.0E 
2006 Aug 2    1436.14 35772 x 35802 x 0.0 GEO 105.0E 
2010 Sep 23    1436.14 35768 x 35806 x 0.0 GEO 105.0E

Sunday, May 26, 2013

Soyuz TMA-15 (Sail/Taimyr)

 2009-030A


Crew are Roman Romanenko, Frank De Winne and Robert Thirsk.

Spacecraft 11F732A17 No. 225. Mission 19S.

Mass 7194 kg; BO 1272 kg and SA 2886 kg. Prop 880 kg; hence PAO 3036 f 2156 dry.

After arrival of TMA 16, crew remained Romanenko, De Winne and Thirsk.

On Dec 1, Romanenko, De Winne, and Thirsk boarded TMA 15 for the trip home. Romanenko used the callsign 'Taimyr' for the trip home, the callsign used by his father.


TMA 15 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2009 May 26  1034:53 Launch by Soyuz 11A511U-FG  KB LC1-5 
  1:53 SAS sep 
  1:57 Blok BVGD sep
  2:37 GO sep 
  4:47 Blok A sep
  4:57 KhO sep 
 1043:38 8:45 Blok I MECO 
 1043:41 8:48 Blok I sep 
 1418:20  DV1 29.7m/s 73s 
 1507:27  DV2 16.0m/s 40s 
2009 May 28  1156:09  SKD DV 1.2m/s 4.1s 
2009 May 29  1224  Stationkeep at 150m 
 1227  Begin final approach 
 1234:26  Docking with Zarya nadir 
 1414  HO 
2009 Dec 1  0043  HC 
 0356 Undocking 
 0359 Sep-1 15s 
 0626:02 DO 4:19 
 0630:21 DO CO 115.2m/s 
 0649:55s  Modules sep 
 0652:50  Entry at 102 km,  -45 ? x 338 x 51.6 
 0701  Parachutes deploy 
 0715:34  Landing 84 km N Arkalyk 

Yearbook on Space Policy 2009/2010 : Space for Society

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November 20,2006

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