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Astronautyka => Sprawy Ogólne => Wątek zaczęty przez: astropl w Marca 31, 2021, 07:15
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 ~22:54 Taiyuan CZ-? ?
09 07:42:51 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
1? ??:?? Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
18 ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
22 10:11 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 12:26 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
25 ??:?? Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2
26 ??:?? Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 01:50 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, EIRSAT 1, ELO,
Lemur-2y (x ?), Myriota 1, 2, 3,
NORSAT 3, NanoAvionics sat, ? x ?
29 ~03:00 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
?? ??:?? Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 NewSat x 10
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02F
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
MAJ 2021
17 ??:?? Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
?? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? 12:26 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
?? ??:?? Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 NewSat x 10
?? ??:?? Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
CZERWIEC 2021
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SpaceX tylko 1 start Starlinków ma zaplanowany w kwietniu ?
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Tak bo ma i inne starty poza Starlinkami.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/bm1.htm ;)
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Tak bo ma i inne starty poza Starlinkami.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/bm1.htm ;)
Doprawdy ? ;)
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Na 22.04 jest planowany 2-gi start SpaceX we współpracy z NASA, który ma priorytet wyższy niż Starlinki, ale po starcie 07.04 możemy się dowiedzieć, że coś jeszcze poza tymi 2 startami made in SpaceX jeszcze poleci z 40!
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Wstępna pora na start Cargo Dragona CRS-22: 03.06. około 19 czasu polskiego.
Falcon 9 from pad 39A will launch the next Dragon resupply mission, CRS-22, on June 3 at around 1pm EDT.
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
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22 10:11 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 ??:?? Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2
28 01:50 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, EIRSAT 1, ELO,
Lemur-2y (x ?), Myriota 1, 2, 3,
NORSAT 3, NanoAvionics sat, ? x ?
29 03:18 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
2? ??:?? Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
3D ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
?? ??:?? Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 NewSat x 10
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
MAJ 2021
12 ??:?? Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
17 ??:?? Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
27 12:26 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
?? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? ??:?? Onenui 1 Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
?? ??:?? Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 NewSat x 10
CZERWIEC 2021
03 ~17:00 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
12 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
30 ??:?? Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
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Shiyan na wyższej orbicie
08.04. o 23:01 z Taiyuan wystrzelona została RN CZ-4B, która wyniosła na orbitę o parametrach: hp=992 km, ha=1001 km, i=99,5° satelitę zwiadu orbitalnego Shiyan-6-03. Poprzednie dwa satelity tego typu umieszczano na znacznie niższej orbicie.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210401.htm#04
Long March-4B launches Shiyan-6 03
2569 wyświetleń•9 kwi 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jV2VjIaXKAk
China launches satellite for space environment study
Updated 11:17, 09-Apr-2021 CGTN
China launched a satellite into planned orbit on Friday for space environment study. The satellite was carried by a Long March-4B rocket departing from Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in north China's Shanxi Province.
The satellite, the third of the Shiyan-6 series, was launched at 7:01 a.m. It will be used to carry out space environment survey and experiments on related technologies.
The first and second Shiyan-6 satellites were both launched by China's Long March-2D rocket, in November 2018 and July 2020 respectively, for similar objectives.
The Long March-4B carrier rocket is a three-stage carrier rocket powered with liquid fuel under normal temperature.
The rocket is capable of launching various types of satellites to different orbits, and can launch multiple satellites in single flight. It can carry a payload of up to 2.5 tonnes to a sun-synchronous circular orbit.
Friday's launch was the 365th by the Long March rocket series.
https://news.cgtn.com/news/2021-04-09/China-launches-satellite-for-space-environment-study-ZjkH2cX23m/index.html
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/04/china-experimental-satellite-long-march-4c/
https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/sy-6.htm
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22 10:11:45 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
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SpaceX tylko 1 start Starlinków ma zaplanowany w kwietniu ?
No i przewidziałeś drugi start Starlinków jest zaplanowany obecnie na 28.04. o godzinie 06:05 czasu polskiego.
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
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22 10:11:45 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 19:39-22:57 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2
28 01:50 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, EIRSAT 1, ELO,
Lemur-2y (x ?), Myriota 1, 2, 3,
NORSAT 3, NanoAvionics sat, ? x ?
28 04:05 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
29 03:18 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
MAJ 2021
0? ??:?? KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
12 ??:?? Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
1P ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
17 ??:?? Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
27 ??:?? Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
3D ??:?? Xichang CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
?? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? ??:?? Onenui 1 Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
CZERWIEC 2021
01 04:25 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
03 ~17:00 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
12 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
30 ??:?? Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
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25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
https://www.roscosmos.ru/30802/
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Start udany o 00:14:08,194 czasu polskiego, choć do końca wynoszenia satelitów jeszcze prawie 5 godzin.
Zakończony pełnym sukcesem. Nawiązano łączność z wszystkimi 36 satelitami.
Kolejny start już siódmy Sojuza z Wostocznego w ramach projektu OneWeb już 27.05.
Dzisiejszy start z różnych kamer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvbLK9GF66E
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
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26 20:46 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2
28 04:05 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
29 01:50 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, EIRSAT 1, ELO,
Lemur-2y (x ?), Myriota 1, 2, 3,
NORSAT 3, NanoAvionics sat, ? x ?
29 03:18 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
MAJ 2021
0? ??:?? KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
1P ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
12 ??:?? Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
17 ??:?? Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
27 ??:?? Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
3D ??:?? Xichang CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
?? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? ??:?? Onenui 1 Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
CZERWIEC 2021
01 04:25 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
03 ~17:00 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
12 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
30 ??:?? Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
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Wersja krótka (2 minuty) startu Sojuza z OneWeb F6:
https://youtu.be/gU3CQtLXOc8
Wersja pełna (56 minut) tego samego startu:
https://youtu.be/pcILqq01Za4
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Najpełniejsza wersja (4h 43 min) od Arianespace Flight ST31 - OneWeb (EN):
https://youtu.be/X02GzVY0Z9w
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Start Delty (26.04.2021 o 22:47 czasu polskiego):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVoo0Q4hNpw
https://twitter.com/NatReconOfc/status/1386800213986357251
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Chiński start z 9 satelitami też udany (27.04.2021 o godzinie 05:20 czasu polskiego):
https://twitter.com/raz_liu/status/1386890106535964672
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Krótka migawka z porannego startu:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9oTLrpjrfg
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
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28 04:05 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
29 01:50 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, EIRSAT 1, ELO,
Lemur-2y (x ?), Myriota 1, 2, 3,
NORSAT 3, NanoAvionics sat, ? x ?
29 03:18 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
MAJ 2021
0? ??:?? KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
1P ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
12 ??:?? Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
17 ??:?? Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
27 ??:?? Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
3D ??:?? Xichang CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
?? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? ??:?? Onenui 1 Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
CZERWIEC 2021
01 04:25 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
03 ~17:00 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
12 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
30 ??:?? Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
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Wystartowała ciężka Delta
26.04. o 20:47:00 z Vandenberg wystrzelona została RN Delta-4H do misji NRO L-82. Wyniosła ona na orbitę o parametrach: hp=522 km, ha=761 km, i=98,05° drugiego satelitę zwiadu optycznego nowej generacji typu Improved Crystal Block 5 #2 (KH-11-18).
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210416.htm#06
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ez7a0pYXIAACVLj?format=jpg&name=4096x4096)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ulalaunch/sets/72157718439516256/
Delta IV Heavy launches NROL-82
11 452 wyświetlenia•26 kwi 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mvjEPN6Mbs
https://twitter.com/ulalaunch/status/1386688262765428737
Delta 4 Heavy sends spy satellite to orbit in ULA’s first launch of 2021
by Sandra Erwin — April 26, 2021
(https://spacenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Screen-Shot-2021-04-26-at-4.47.44-PM-879x485.png)
United Launch Alliance launched a classified National Reconnaissance Office spy satellite on a Delta 4 Heavy rocket April 26 at 1:47 p.m. Pacific from Space Launch Complex-6 at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. Credit: ULA
NROL-82 is the first of four remaining Delta 4 Heavy missions that the Space Force contracted with ULA
WASHINGTON — United Launch Alliance launched a classified National Reconnaissance Office spy satellite on a Delta 4 Heavy rocket April 26 at 1:47 p.m. Pacific from Space Launch Complex-6 at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California.
The flight of NROL-82, a classified national security mission, marked ULA’s first launch of the year
The outer boosters of the three-core Delta 4 Heavy separated about four minutes into flight, followed by staging and ignition of the second stage two minutes later.
Per government request, ULA ended the webcast about seven minutes into the flight. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence confirmed on Twitter (https://twitter.com/ODNIgov/status/1386797363734458374) that the mission was successful.
The original liftoff time for NROL-82 of 1:46 p.m. Pacific was delayed by one minute due to a collision avoidance warning. That one-minute window was determined not safe to launch because the trajectory of the ascending rocket and payload would pass too close to another object in space.
NROL-82 is the first of four remaining Delta 4 Heavy missions that the Space Force contracted with ULA and are projected to be completed by 2024. ULA then plans to retire the Delta 4 Heavy and replace it with the new Vulcan Centaur rocket.
NROL-82 was ULA’s 143rd mission and the 13th for the triple-core Delta 4 Heavy powered by three Aerojet Rocketdyne RS-68A main engines. The Delta 4 Heavy’s cryogenic second stage is powered by the Aerojet Rocketdyne RL10B-2 engine.
ULA last launched a Delta 4 Heavy December 10. That mission, NROL-44, suffered setbacks, including two last-second aborts caused by issues with the ground equipment at the launch pad at Cape Canaveral, Florida.
ULA CEO Tory Bruno told reporters in December that the company preemptively tested and refurbished the ground systems at Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg to ensure the final four missions of the Delta 4 Heavy do not encounter these problems again.
https://spacenews.com/delta-4-heavy-sends-spy-satellite-to-orbit-in-ulas-first-launch-of-2021/
Delta IV Heavy Launches NROL-82, Kicks Off Ambitious 2021 Manifest for ULA
By Ben Evans, on April 26th, 2021
(https://www.americaspace.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/nrol82rocketship-1-scaled.jpg)
The nozzles of the RS-68A engines of the three Common Booster Cores (CBCs) for NROL-82 are visible as ULA’s RocketShip unloads the giant rocket at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., earlier in 2020. Photo Credit: ULA
The two side boosters were then exhausted of propellant and jettisoned, after which the core ramped up to full power for a further 90 seconds to continue the uphill climb. It shut down at 5.5 minutes into flight and was itself discarded. By this point, the PLF had also been jettisoned, exposing NROL-82 to the space environment for the first time.
(...) Shortly thereafter, coverage ended, at the NRO’s request, as the secret mission continued. It is expected that the payload will be delivered towards its orbital slot by the single RL10-B-2 engine of the Delta Cryogenic Second Stage (DCSS).
Unsurprisingly, the nature of NROL-82 remains shrouded in secrecy, although it has been suggested that it might be a KH-11 Kennen reconnaissance satellite, weighing up to 41,900 pounds (19,000 kg). (...)
https://www.americaspace.com/2021/04/26/delta-iv-heavy-launches-nrol-82-kicks-off-ambitious-2021-manifest-for-ula/#more-164520
Photos: Delta 4-Heavy rocket awaits liftoff from historic SLC-6 launch pad
April 26, 2021 Stephen Clark
(https://mk0spaceflightnoa02a.kinstacdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/d386_2.jpg)
Kredyt: Brian Sandoval / Spaceflight Now
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/04/26/photos-delta-4-heavy-rocket-awaits-liftoff-from-historic-slc-6-launch-pad/
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/04/25/one-of-ulas-four-remaining-delta-4-heavy-rockets-ready-to-launch-from-california/
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/04/ula-nro-mission-nrol82/
https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/kh-11.htm
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Piąty start CZ-6
27.04. o 03:20 z Taiyuan wystrzelona została RN CZ-6, która wyniosła na orbitę o parametrach: hp=495 km, ha=510 km, i=97,40° satelity teledetekcyjne Qilu-1, Qilu-4 i Foshan-1 oraz Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09, NEO-1, Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1 i Golden Bauhinia-1 02.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210416.htm#07
Long March-6 launches 9 satellites
4541 wyświetleń•27 kwi 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18Op0-jG5S8
China launches nine commercial satellites
Source: Xinhua| 2021-04-27 12:17:20|Editor: huaxia
TAIYUAN, April 27 (Xinhua) -- China launched its Long March-6 rocket on Tuesday, sending nine commercial satellites into space.
The rocket blasted off from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in north China's Shanxi Province at 11:20 a.m. (Beijing Time).
This was the 366th flight mission of the Long March rocket series.
The satellites, including Qilu-1 and Qilu-4, have entered their planned orbits and will provide east China's Shandong Province with remote sensing services for land survey, urban construction, agriculture, forestry, energy, disaster prevention and reduction.
Other satellites onboard the rocket will be used to test technologies in satellite platform design, real-time imaging and observation, data acquisition and transmission, or to offer observations of small celestial bodies and remote sensing services.
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2021-04/27/c_139909451.htm
China launches space mining test spacecraft on commercial rideshare mission
by Andrew Jones — April 27, 2021
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An illustration of the Origin Space NEO-1 space mining test spacecraft in orbit. Credit: Origin Space
HELSINKI — China launched a small space mining test spacecraft and eight other commercial satellites into orbit on a Long March 6 rocket late Monday.
The Long March 6 lifted off from Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center, north China, at 11:20 p.m. Monday Eastern. The China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp. (CASC) announced launch success within an hour of launch.
Three main satellites were the Qilu-1 synthetic aperture radar and Qilu-4 optical remote sensing satellites. The pair are owned by Shandong Institutes of Industrial Technology provide remote sensing data for industry and civilian use in Shandong Province.
Foshan-1 is an optical remote sensing satellite with a high-resolution panchromatic camera. It is stated to be an in-orbit verification of the Jihua Laboratory based in Guangdong province.
Secondary passengers include NEO-1, a scientific research and technology verification satellite developed by Shanghai ASES Spaceflight Technology Co. Ltd. (ASES) for Shenzhen-based Origin Space, a space resource utilization firm.
The small satellite will test near Earth asteroid observation and prototype technology verification for space resource acquisition in low Earth orbit. The mission will carry out an active debris removal test, releasing a small, square, spiral-patterned target and subsequently attempt capture using a net system. The spacecraft will then lower its orbit using onboard electric propulsion.
“The goal is to verify and demonstrate multiple functions such as spacecraft orbital maneuver, simulated small celestial body capture, intelligent spacecraft identification and control,” Yu Tianhong, an Origin Space co-founder, told IEEE Spectrum last year. NEO-1 also carries a large field of view camera and other imagers.
Origin Space is also aiming to launch the Yang Wang-1 (https://spacenews.com/chinese-space-resource-utilization-firm-origin-space-signs-deal-for-space-telescope/) (“Look up-1”) small ultraviolet and visible space telescope before the end of the year for detecting near Earth asteroids. The company also plans a moon mission named NEO-2. A future “NEO-X” spacecraft would eventually attempt to capture a small asteroid.
Zhong’an Guotong-1 (HS-1) is an optical remote sensing satellite developed by Hunan Hangsheng Satellite Technology Co. Ltd. Taijing-2-01 is a medium-resolution optical remote sensing satellite developed by Beijing Weina Star Technology Co., Ltd, also known as MinoSpace (https://spacenews.com/minospace-raises-14-million-to-develop-larger-satellites/).
Golden Bauhinia-1 and Golden Bauhinia-2 are remote sensing satellites developed by ZeroG Lab, a Beijing-based developer of micro- and nanosatellites and components established in 2016.
Tianqi-9 was also developed by ASES, a subsidiary of the Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology (SAST), itself belonging to CASC. It is a small satellite for Guodian Gaoke’s “Apocalypse” internet-of-things constellation.
The launch service was contracted by the China Great Wall Industry Corporation (CGWIC), a subsidiary of CASC. The launch was the first CGWIC commercial rideshare according to official industry. The service is marketed as the “Long March Express” to domestic and international markets.
The three-stage Long March 6 uses kerosene and liquid oxygen propellant for its first two stages and was designed by SAST.
The launch Tuesday local time was the fifth for the Long March which debuted in 2015. The launcher can deliver up to 1,000 kilograms to a 700-kilometer SSO.
SAST is also developing a Long March 6 variant which will be capable of vertical takeoff and vertical landing. (...)
https://spacenews.com/china-launches-space-mining-test-spacecraft-on-commercial-rideshare-mission/
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/04/long-march-6-nine-satellites/
Qilu 1
Qilu 4
Foshan 1
Zhongan Guotong 1 (Hangsheng 1)
Tianqi 9 https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/tianqi-8.htm
NEO 1
Taijing-2 01
Golden Bauhinia 1
Golden Bauhinia 1-02
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Start Vegi o godzinie 03:50:47 czasu polskiego:
https://youtu.be/1B1bw3e9U9g
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Start stacji kosmicznej Tianhe o 05:23:15,613 czasu polskiego:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7O0zG_nrQE
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
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30 07:25 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-31-05 A, B, C
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
MAJ 2021
0? ??:?? KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
1P ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
12 ??:?? Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
17 ??:?? Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
27 ??:?? Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
3D ??:?? Xichang CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
?? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? ??:?? Onenui 1 Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
CZERWIEC 2021
01 04:25 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
03 ~17:00 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
12 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
30 ??:?? Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
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Vega udanie wystartowała
29.04. o 01:50:47 z Kourou wystartowała RN Vega. Wyniosła ona w T+53' 21" na orbitę o parametrach: hp=628 km, ha=628 km, i=97,89° satelitę Pleiades Neo 3, a w T+1 h 37' 42" na orbitę o parametrach: hp=613 km, ha=613 km, i=97,79° satelity Norsat-3, ELO Alpha (Tyvak-182A), Bravo (NanoAvionics/Aurora Insight) i dwa Lemur-2.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210416.htm#10
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E0HspRFXIAMh3Q_?format=jpg&name=large)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjKySrh2MAI
video https://www.forum.kosmonauta.net/index.php?topic=4470.msg163416#msg163416
https://twitter.com/arianespaceceo/status/1387388534554759170
https://twitter.com/Arianespace/status/1387598913411166208
https://twitter.com/Arianespace/status/1387611219369074688
Some statistics on tonight's flight:
18th Vega launch
1st Vega launch of 2021
1st launch from Guiana Space Center in 2021
3rd Arianespace launch of 2021
43rd launch from the ELA-1 / ZLV launch pad
131st Airbus-built satellite launched by Arianespace
3rd satellite to be launched by Arianespace for Norway
35th Eutelsat satellite to be launched by Arianespace
9th and 10th Spire satellites to be launched by Arianespace
327th Arianespace mission since 1980
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/04/28/vega-vv-18-mission-status-center/
Vega rocket’s return-to-flight launch set for Wednesday night
April 28, 2021 Stephen Clark
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The Pléiades Neo 3 satellite and five secondary payloads are encapsulated inside the Vega rocket’s payload fairing in French Guiana. Credit: ESA/CNES/Arianespace – Photo Optique Video du CSG – G. Barbaste
(...) With the help of laser inter-satellite communications links, the Pléiades Neo satellites will be able to respond rapidly to tasking requests within 30 to 40 minutes, according to Airbus.
The five rideshare payloads on Wednesday night’s mission are mounted to a fixture below the Pléiades Neo 3 satellite inside the Vega rocket’s Swiss-made payload fairing.
They include Norsat 3, a 35-pound (16-kilogram) Norwegian Space Agency satellite that fuses an experimental on-board radar detector with a Automatic Identification System receiver to track maritime ship traffic.
There is also a briefcase-sized satellite built by NanoAvionics integrated with a radio frequency characterization payload from Denver-based startup Aurora Insight. The Bravo satellite, set for launch on the Vega rocket, joins the identical Charlie smallsat that flew into orbit on a SpaceX rideshare mission in January.
Two commercial CubeSats — also about the size of a briefcase — are on-board to join Spire’s ship tracking and commercial weather data collection fleet.
There’s also a small pathfinder satellite on the Vega rocket for Eutelsat’s planned constellation of narrowband data relay satellites. The ELO Alpha spacecraft, built by California-based Tyvak Nano-Satellite Systems, will allow Eutelsat to gauge how low Earth orbit satellites might augment services provided by the company’s large geostationary communications satellites.
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/04/28/vega-rockets-return-to-flight-launch-set-for-wednesday-night/
https://www.arianespace.com/mission/vega-flight-vv18/
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/04/vega-return-to-flight-vv18/
AA https://www.forum.kosmonauta.net/index.php?topic=3725.msg163444#msg163444
Pléiades-Neo 3 (VHR-2020 1) https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/pleiades-neo.htm
NORSAT 3 https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/norsat-3.htm
AII-Bravo https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/aii-bravo.htm
ELO Alpha (Tyvak 182A) https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/elo-alpha.htm
Lemur-2 138 https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/lemur-2.htm
Lemur-2 139
https://twitter.com/ESA_History/status/1652257919763873793
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Czy kwiecień zakończy start chiński, jutro o 9:25 czasu polskiego?
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Czy kwiecień zakończy start chiński, jutro o 9:25 czasu polskiego?
Skoro Europie udało się przed końcem miesiąca, to Chinom tym bardziej, jak mniemam.
Wtedy uda się ustanowić nowy startowy rekord 2021, także chiński.
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Ostatni start o 9:27 czasu polskiego z Chin, zakończył się powodzeniem!
Filmik z linku: http://t.cn/A6cnB5ha !
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
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0? ??:?? KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
1P ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
12 ??:?? Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
17 ??:?? Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
27 ??:?? Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
3D ??:?? Xichang CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
?? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? ??:?? Onenui 1 Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
CZERWIEC 2021
01 04:25 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
03 ~17:00 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
12 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
30 ??:?? Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
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Ostatni start kwietnia
30.04. o 07:27 z Jiuquan wystrzelona została RN CZ-4C, która wyniosła na orbitę satelitę zwiadowczego Yaogan-34.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210416.htm#13
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Long March-4C launches Yaogan-34
2408 wyświetleń•30 kwi 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yqed4nCfQQ
China successfully launches Yaogan-34 remote sensing satellite
Source: Xinhua| 2021-04-30 16:13:16|Editor: huaxia
JIUQUAN, April 30 (Xinhua) -- China successfully sent a new remote sensing satellite, Yaogan-34, into space from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China at 3:27 p.m. Friday (Beijing Time).
The Yaogan-34 satellite was carried by a Long March-4C rocket and successfully entered its planned orbit.
The optical remote sensing satellite will be used for the survey of land resources, urban planning, the confirmation of land rights, road network design, crop yield estimation, and disaster prevention and reduction. It will also provide information services for the construction of the Belt and Road.
It was the 368th flight mission of the Long March carrier rocket series. Enditem
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2021-04/30/c_139917151.htm
China launches military observation satellite
May 4, 2021 Stephen Clark
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A Long March 4C rocket lifts off with the Yaogan 34 military observation satellite. Credit: Xinhua
China launched an optical Earth observation satellite April 30, beginning a mission designed to provide detailed reconnaissance imagery to the Chinese military.
The Yaogan 34 spacecraft lifted off on top of a medium-class Long March 4C rocket at 3:27 a.m. EDT (0727 GMT) on Friday, April 30, according to the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp., or CASC, the country’s leading state-owned space program contractor.
The Long March 4C rocket took off from the Jiuquan launch base in the Gobi Desert of northwestern China, carrying the Yaogan 34 satellite to an orbit around 680 miles (1,100 kilometers) in altitude.
The three-stage, liquid-fueled Long March 4C rocket flew southeast from Jiuquan, dropping its spent booster stage and payload shroud onto Chinese territory on the way into orbit. U.S. military tracking data indicated the mission deployed the Yaogan 34 spacecraft into the expected orbit with an inclination of 63.4 degrees to the equator.
China’s state-run Xinhua news agency said Yaogan 34 is an optical remote sensing satellite that “will be used for the survey of land resources, urban planning, the confirmation of land rights, road network design, crop yield estimation, and disaster prevention and reduction.”
The Earth observation craft also has a military purpose. China uses the Yaogan name as a cover for military spy satellites.
In a post-launch statement, CASC said the Yaogan 34 satellite will provide support “for the implementation of major national strategies and the modernization of national defense.”
The launch of Yaogan 34 was the 12th orbital launch attempt from China so far this year. Eleven of the missions have been successful.
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/05/04/china-launches-military-observation-satellite/
https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/yaogan-34.htm
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Starty kosmiczne w 2021
Starty wg miesięcy
I 7 (Chiny 2, SpaceX 3, Rocket Lab 1, VO 1)
II 9+1 (16+1) (Chiny 2+1, SpaceX 2, NG 1, Rosja 3, Indie 1)
III 10 (26+1) (Chiny 3, SpaceX 4, Rocket Lab 1, Rosja 2)
IV 11 (37+1) (Chiny 4, SpaceX 3, ULA 1, Rosja 2, Europa 1)
W skrócie: ilość startów
Chiny 11+1
USA/Nowa Zelandia (Rocket Lab) 17 (SpaceX 12, ULA 1, NG 1, Virgin Orbit 1, Rocket Lab 2)
Rosja 7+0 z Kourou
Europa (bez europejskich Sojuzów) 1
Japonia 0
Indie 1
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Starty wg ilości wyniesionych satelitów/sond
I 219 (Chiny 4, SpaceX 204, Rocket Lab 1, VO 10)
II 170+6 (Chiny 4+6, SpaceX 120, NG 24, Rosja 3, Indie 19) 389+6
III 327 (Chiny 5, SpaceX 240, Rocket Lab 8, Rosja 74) 716+6
IV 177 (Chiny 12, SpaceX 121, ULA 1, Rosja 37, Europa 6) 893+6
W skrócie: starty wg ilości wyniesionych satelitów/sond (w tym CubeSaty):
Chiny 25+6
USA 729:
SpaceX 685
ULA 1
NG 24
Virgin Orbit 10
Astra
Nowa Zelandia (Rocket Lab) 9
Rosja 114+0 z Kourou
Europa (bez europejskich Sojuzów) 6
Japonia 0
Indie 19
CubeSaty
I SpaceX 121, VO 10
II NG ?, Indie ?
III Rocket Lab 6, Rosja 19 ?
IV Europa 4, Chiny ?
https://www.forum.kosmonauta.net/index.php?topic=4133.msg146649#msg146649
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Chiński start z 06.05. o godzinie 20:11:04,959 czasu polskiego:
Yaogan-30 Group 08 & Tianqi-12 - CZ-2C - Xichang.
https://youtu.be/Kbu4o_dzvsU
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https://twitter.com/planet4589/status/1390488712082042883
https://twitter.com/planet4589/status/1390489763518554113
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https://nextspaceflight.com/launches/details/2681
Start kolejnej paczki Starlinków-27 (Starlink v1.0 L26) zaplanowany na niedzielę 16.05.2021 o 00:58 czasu polskiego.
Kolejny przypadek zmiany kolejności liczenia paczek Starlinków, może @suchyy się temu dokładnie przyjrzy i wyjaśni wszystkim jak to jest w wątku o Starlinkach, który prowadzi w dziale bezzałogowe pod adresem:
http://www.forum.kosmonauta.net/index.php?topic=3854.msg160366#msg160366 ?
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
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15 10:00-12:05 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:58 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
17 17:35 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
18 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
20 ??:?? Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
27 17:43 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
27 ??:?? Xichang CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
?? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? ??:?? KSC/Canaveral Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
CZERWIEC 2021
01 04:25 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
03 ~17:00 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
12 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
30 ??:?? Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
?? ??:?? Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D
?? ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
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Trójka z plusem
06.05.2021 o 18:11:04,959 z Xichang wystrzelona została RN CZ-2C, która wyniosła na orbitę o parametrach: hp=589 km, ha=604 km, i=35,00° trzy satelity Yaogan-30-08, należące do systemu zwiadu elektronicznego mórz i oceanów oraz Tianqi-12.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210501.htm#03
video https://www.forum.kosmonauta.net/index.php?topic=4470.msg164223#msg164223
China launches new remote-sensing satellites
Xinhua | Updated: 2021-05-07 08:58
XICHANG - China successfully sent a remote-sensing satellite group into orbit from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Southwest China's Sichuan province on Friday.
Belonging to the Yaogan-30 family, the satellites were launched by a Long March-2C carrier rocket at 2:11 am Beijing time.
The satellites will be used for electromagnetic environmental detection and related technological tests.
Also aboard was a satellite belonging to the Tianqi constellation. The satellite, Tianqi-12, will be used for data collection and transmission.
It was the 369th mission of the Long March rocket series.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202105/07/WS6094909ba31024ad0babc5d9.html
China launches four satellites on Long March 2C rocket
May 6, 2021 Stephen Clark
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A Long March 2C rocket lifts off Thursday with four Chinese satellites. Credit: Xinhua
(...) The satellites are the eighth triplet of Yaogan 30-type spacecraft since 2017 launched on Long March 2C rockets from the Xichang facility into similar orbits. The three Yaogan 30-08 satellites launched Thursday are designed for “electromagnetic environmental detection and related technological tests,” China’s state-run Xinhua news agency said.
The Chinese government uses the Yaogan name for the country’s military satellites, and the Yaogan 30 family is believed to be designed for a signals intelligence mission.
Some analysts suggested the Yaogan 30 family of satellites could be testing new electronic eavesdropping equipment, or helping the Chinese military track U.S. and other foreign naval deployments. But details about the spacecraft and their missions have not been disclosed by the Chinese government.
The other satellite launched Thursday was Tianqi 12, a small commercial data relay satellite for the Beijing-based company Guodian Gaoke. (...)
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/05/06/china-launches-four-satellites-on-long-march-2c-rocket/
Yaogan 30-08-01 (CX 5-22) https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/yaogan-30-01.htm
Yaogan 30-08-02 (CX 5-23)
Yaogan 30-08-03 (CX 5-24)
Tianqi 12 https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/tianqi-10.htm
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
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19 17:35:30 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
26 18:59 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
27 17:43 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
27 ??:?? Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
CZERWIEC 2021
01 04:25 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
03 17:29 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
12 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
15 ??:?? Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 22:00-01:00 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
1? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
23 ??:?? Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/551 STPSat-3, LDPE-1, 6 x ?
30 ??:?? Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
?? ??:?? Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D
?? ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
?? ??:?? KSC/Canaveral Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
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Dzisiaj odbył się start z kosmodromu Jiuquan o 6:03 czasu polskiego:
https://youtu.be/ZxX7fJwJHxw
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Chiński satelita oceanograficzny
19.05. o 04:03 z Jiuquan wystrzelona została RN CZ-4B, która wyniosła na orbitę o parametrach: hp=931 km, ha=948 km, i=66,00° satelitę oceanograficznego Haiyang-2D.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210516.htm#02
nagranie startu https://www.forum.kosmonauta.net/index.php?topic=4470.msg165197#msg165197
China successfully launches new ocean observation satellite
Source: Xinhua| 2021-05-19 13:06:21|Editor: huaxia
JIUQUAN, May 19 (Xinhua) -- China sent a new ocean-monitoring satellite on Wednesday into orbit from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China.
A Long March-4B rocket carrying the Haiyang-2D (HY-2D) satellite took off at 12:03 p.m. (Beijing Time), according to the launch center.
The HY-2D will form a constellation with the HY-2B and HY-2C satellites to build an all-weather and round-the-clock dynamic ocean environment monitoring system of high frequency and medium and large scale.
The constellation will support the country's early warning and prediction of marine disasters, sustainable development and utilization of ocean resources, effective response to global climate change as well as ocean research.
The HY-2D was developed by the China Academy of Space Technology, and the carrier rocket by the Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology.
Wednesday's launch was the 370th by the Long March rocket series. Enditem
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2021-05/19/c_139955667.htm
Chinese Long March rocket launches oceanography satellite
May 19, 2021 Stephen Clark
(https://mk0spaceflightnoa02a.kinstacdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/139955667_16214009511031n.jpg)
A Long March 4B rocket takes off with China’s Haiyang 2D oceanography satellite. Credit: Xinhua
(...) The Haiyang 2D satellite was built by the China Academy of Space Technology, a state-owned aerospace manufacturer, for China’s Ministry of Natural Resources. The new oceanography satellite, which hosts a radar altimeter and microwave scatterometer, will collect data on sea surface height, wave height, and maritime wind fields, according to the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp., the country’s primary government-run space contractor.
The spacecraft also has a payload to track ship traffic and a data collection system to relay measurements from ocean buoys to forecast centers and other users.
The Haiyang satellite series is named for the Chinese word for “ocean.”
China operates two families of Haiyang satellites — the Haiyang 1-series and Haiyang 2-series — that carry different sets of oceanography instruments. The latest member of the Haiyang 1 family, Haiyang 1D, launched last year with imaging sensors to measure ocean color, data which officials said will help track pollution and natural ocean constituents such as chlorophyll.
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/05/19/chinese-long-march-rocket-launches-oceanography-satellite/
https://novosti-kosmonavtiki.ru/articles/80055.html
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=&sl=ru&tl=pl&u=https%3A%2F%2Fnovosti-kosmonavtiki.ru%2Farticles%2F80055.html&sandbox=1
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/05/haiyang-2d-oceanography-jiuquan/
https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/hy-2c.htm
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
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22 ??:?? Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
26 18:59 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
27 17:43 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
27 ??:?? Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
CZERWIEC 2021
01 04:25 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
03 17:29 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
12 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
15 ??:?? Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 22:00-01:00 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
1? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
23 ??:?? Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/551 STPSat-3, LDPE-1, 6 x ?
30 ??:?? Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
?? ??:?? Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D
?? ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
?? ??:?? KSC/Canaveral Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
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29 23:27 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
Na czas w kraju to będzie już 30.06. o 01:27 czasu polskiego...trochę wcześnie aby obserwować start :(
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Start z Wostocznego 28.05. o 17:38:39 GMT/20:38:39 CEST wg Roskosmosu:
https://www.roscosmos.ru/31268/ !
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
26 18:59:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
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28 17:43:29 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
29 12:55 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
CZERWIEC 2021
02 16:00-17:30 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
03 17:29:14 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
0? 04:25 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
15 ??:?? Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
17 22:00-01:00 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
18 ??:?? Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-09 A, B, C
1? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
23 ??:?? Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/551 STPSat-3, LDPE-1, 6 x ?
29 23:27 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
3D ??:?? Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Transporter-2 (wiele satelitów)
?? ??:?? Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D
?? ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
?? ??:?? KSC/Canaveral Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
26 18:59:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
28 17:38:40 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
__________________________________________________________________________________________
29 12:55 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
CZERWIEC 2021
02 16:00-17:30 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
03 17:29:14 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
0? 04:25 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
15 ??:?? Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
17 22:00-01:00 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
18 ??:?? Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-09 A, B, C
1? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
23 ??:?? Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/551 STPSat-3, LDPE-1, 6 x ?
29 23:27 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
3D ??:?? Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Transporter-2 (wiele satelitów)
?? ??:?? Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
?? ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
?? ??:?? KSC/Canaveral Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
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Wg powyższej rozpiski w czerwcu ma być 5 x F9 startów (6 z Florydy).
Tymczasem wg poniższego arta 5 startów jest planowanych w czerwcu z Florydy.
Kolejny start F9 ze Starlinkami planowany jest dopiero w lipcu z Vandenberg.
June 3 at 1:29 p.m. EDT: Falcon 9/CRS-22 from pad 39A
June 6 at 12:25-2:26 a.m. EDT: Falcon 9/SXM 8 from pad 40
June 17 at 6:00-9:00 p.m. EDT: Falcon 9/GPS 3-5 from pad 40
June 23: Atlas 5/STP-3 from pad 41
Late June: Falcon 9/Transporter 2 from pad 40
But the launch of the 60 newest Starlinks Wednesday could be the last dedicated Starlink mission to take off from Florida’s Space Coast, at least for a while. The next Falcon 9 rocket fully loaded with Starlink satellites is scheduled to launch in July from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California.
Wednesday’s launch should give SpaceX enough satellites to complete deployment of the first layer, or “shell,” of the Starlink network. The first phase of the Starlink system includes 4,408 satellites spread into numerous orbital planes in five orbital shells at different inclinations and at slightly different altitudes.
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/05/28/five-launches-planned-from-floridas-space-coast-in-june/
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Starty kosmiczne w 2021
Starty wg miesięcy
I 7 (Chiny 2, SpaceX 3, Rocket Lab 1, VO 1)
II 9+1 (16+1) (Chiny 2+1, SpaceX 2, NG 1, Rosja 3, Indie 1)
III 10 (26+1) (Chiny 3, SpaceX 4, Rocket Lab 1, Rosja 2)
IV 11 (37+1) (Chiny 4, SpaceX 3, ULA 1, Rosja 2, Europa 1)
V 9+1 (46+2) (Chiny 3, SpaceX 4, ULA 1, Rocket Lab 1, Rosja 1, )
W skrócie: ilość startów
Chiny 14+1
USA/Nowa Zelandia (Rocket Lab) 22+1 (SpaceX 16, ULA 2, NG 1, Virgin Orbit 1, Rocket Lab 2+1)
Rosja 8+0 z Kourou
Europa (bez europejskich Sojuzów) 1
Japonia 0
Indie 1
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Starty wg ilości wyniesionych satelitów/sond
I 219 (Chiny 4, SpaceX 204, Rocket Lab 1, VO 10)
II 170+6 (Chiny 4+6, SpaceX 120, NG 24, Rosja 3, Indie 19) 389+6
III 327 (Chiny 5, SpaceX 240, Rocket Lab 8, Rosja 74) 716+6
IV 177 (Chiny 12, SpaceX 121, ULA 1, Rosja 37, Europa 6) 893+6
V 279+2 (Chiny 6, SpaceX 234, ULA 3, Rocket Lab 2, Rosja 36) 1172+8
W skrócie: starty wg ilości wyniesionych satelitów/sond (w tym CubeSaty):
Chiny 31+6
USA 966+2:
SpaceX 919
ULA 4
NG 24
Virgin Orbit 10
Astra
Nowa Zelandia (Rocket Lab) 9+2
Rosja 150+0 z Kourou
Europa (bez europejskich Sojuzów) 6
Japonia 0
Indie 19
CubeSaty
I SpaceX 121, VO 10
II NG ?, Indie ?
III Rocket Lab 6, Rosja 19 ?
IV Europa 4, Chiny ?
V ULA 2
https://www.forum.kosmonauta.net/index.php?topic=4133.msg146649#msg146649
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
26 18:59:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
28 17:38:40 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
29 12:55:29 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
CZERWIEC 2021
__________________________________________________________________________________________
02 16:10 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
03 17:29:29 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
06 04:25-06:26 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
15 ??:?? Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
17 22:00-01:00 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
18 ??:?? Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-09 A, B, C
1? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
23 ??:?? Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/551 STPSat-3, LDPE-1, 6 x ?
29 23:27 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
24-30 ??:?? Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Transporter-2 (wiele satelitów)
?? ??:?? Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
?? ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
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02 16:17 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
Start 02.06. o 18:17 czasu polskiego:
https://youtu.be/329Dukt2IYs
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https://twitter.com/TSKelso/status/1400198081258287104
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
26 18:59:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
28 17:38:40 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
29 12:55:29 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
CZERWIEC 2021
02 16:17 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
03 17:29:14 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
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06 04:26-06:26 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
15 ??:?? Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
17 22:00-01:00 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
18 ??:?? Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-09 A, B, C
1? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
23 ??:?? Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/551 STPSat-3, LDPE-1, 6 x ?
24 ??:?? Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Transporter-2 (wiele satelitów)
29 23:27 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
?? ??:?? Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
?? ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
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03 17:29:14 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
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Chiński satelita meteorologiczny
02.06. o 16:17 z Xichang wystrzelona została RN CZ-3B/G3, która wyniosła na orbitę o parametrach: hp=197 km,
ha=35807 km, i=28,52° satelitę meteorologicznego Fengyun-4B.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210601.htm#01
China launches Fengyun-4B meteorological satellite
by Andrew Jones — June 3, 2021
(https://spacenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Fengyun-4B-launch-CNSA-OurSpace-2june2021-879x485.jpg)
A Long March 3B lifts off from Xichang carrying the fengyun-4B weather satellite, June 2, 2021. Credit: CNSA
HELSINKI — China successfully sent the Fengyun-4B weather satellite into geosynchronous transfer orbit Wednesday with the country’s 16th orbital launch of 2021. (...)
The 5,400-kilogram Fengyun-4B satellite will be used for weather analysis and forecasting, and environmental and disaster monitoring.
Payloads include a Geostationary Interferometric Infrared Sounder, radiation imager, space environment packages for sensing high, medium and low energy particles, an imaging telescope for X-ray to extreme Ultraviolet activity monitoring, a geostationary high-speed imager and a lightning mapping imager.
The new payloads will improve China’s high-frequency monitoring of the atmosphere and observation ability of a number of smaller-scale and shorter-duration weather phenomena.
Fengyun-4B will operate in geostationary orbit at an altitude of 35,786 kilometers above the Earth for seven years, according to the China Meteorological Administration (CMA). This is an improvement over the five-year lifetime of the Fengyun-4A, launched late 2016. (...)
https://spacenews.com/china-launches-fengyun-4b-meteorological-satellite/
Nagranie startu https://www.forum.kosmonauta.net/index.php?topic=4470.msg165923#msg165923
China launches new meteorological satellite
Source: Xinhua| 2021-06-03 01:36:44|Editor: huaxia
(...) This was the 372nd flight mission of the Long March rocket series, the launch center said. (...)
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2021-06/03/c_139985725.htm
China launches Fengyun 4B meteorological satellite
June 6, 2021 Stephen Clark
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Artist’s concept of the Fengyun 4B satellite. Credit: CMA
(...) According to the China Meteorological Administration, Fengyun 4B adds new water vapor detection channels in its radiation imager, improved spectrum detection capabilities, and is capable if providing more accurate atmospheric radiation and temperature and humidity profiles.
CMA said Fengyun 4B also has a “newly equipped fast imager” with a resolution of about 820 feet, or 250 meters, to better monitor typhoons, rainstorms, and other extreme weather events. Fengyun 4B also has an improved data download system using Ka-band communications.
Like other satellites in China’s meteorological observatory fleet, Fengyun 4B data will be shared with international users, Chinese officials said.
“The measurement resolution and measurement sensitivity of the Fengyun 4B satellite are both doubled compared with the Fengyun 4A satellite, which can better serve meteorological forecasts,” said Dong Yaohai, the chief designer of the Fengyun 4 satellite series, in a statement released by the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp.
Fengyun 4B will undergo a seven-month in-orbit test campaign before entering operational service, CMA said.
The new Fengyun 4 satellite series replaces China’s previous family of Fengyun 2 geostationary weather satellites. (...)
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/06/06/china-launches-fengyun-4b-meteorological-satellite/
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/06/chang-zheng-3b-fengyun-4b/
https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/fy-4.htm
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Maxar Technologies @Maxar 11:47 PM · 4 cze 2021
Preparations for the June 6th launch of @SIRIUSXM's SXM-8 broadcasting #satellite are underway. Seen here on June 3rd is the @SpaceX #Falcon9 rocket at Space Launch Complex 40.
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Maxar Technologies@Maxar 12:28 AM · 6 cze 2021
Today’s high off-nadir WorldView-3Satelitaview of the @SpaceX #Falcon9 rocketRakietathat will launch @SIRIUSXM
’s #SXM8 mission from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida on Sunday, June 6th. https://spacex.com/launches/
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
26 18:59:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
28 17:38:40 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
29 12:55:29 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
CZERWIEC 2021
02 16:17 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
03 17:29:17 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
06 04:26 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
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13 ??:?? Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5
15 ??:?? Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 ??:?? Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
17 22:00-01:00 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
18 ??:?? Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-09 A, B, C
1? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
23 ??:?? Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/551 STPSat-3, LDPE-1, 6 x ?
24 ??:?? Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Transporter-2 (wiele satelitów)
29 23:27 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D
?? ??:?? Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
?? ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
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Falcon wyniósł satelitę telekomunikacyjnego
06.06. o 04:26 z Cape Canaveral wystartowała RN Falcon-9R. Wyniosła ona w T+26' 51" na orbitę GTO (ha=20000 km) satelitę SiriusXM-8 (SXM-8). Pierwszy stopień RN (B1061.3) w T+8' 40" wylądował na barce ASDS JRTI na Atlantyku.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210601.htm#04
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Falcon 9 launches SXM-8 and Falcon 9 first stage landing
1634 wyświetlenia•6 cze 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUjZCda2gRo
SXM-8 Mission
494 116 wyświetleń•Transmisja na żywo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgtDRR2F2wA
Falcon 9’s first stage booster has landed on the Just Read the Instructions droneship
https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1401397317878484992
Deployment of SXM-8 confirmed
https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1401403244572672005
https://twitter.com/cbs_spacenews/status/1401403778125942792
https://twitter.com/planet4589/status/1401587656417480706
https://twitter.com/Maxar/status/1401516577288249347
https://twitter.com/Maxar/status/1401516796717506560
Here are some statistics on today's launch:
121st launch of a Falcon 9 rocket since 2010
129th launch of Falcon rocket family since 2006
3rd launch of Falcon 9 booster B1061
108th Falcon 9 launch from Florida's Space Coast
72nd Falcon 9 launch from pad 40
127th launch overall from pad 40
2nd SpaceX launch for SiriusXM
13th Maxar-built primary payload launched by SpaceX
18th Falcon 9 launch of 2021
18th orbital launch by SpaceX in 2021
19th orbital launch based out of Cape Canaveral in 2021
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/06/05/falcon-9-sxm-8-mission-status-center/
SiriusXM to replenish radio broadcast fleet with launch early Sunday
June 5, 2021 Stephen Clark
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The SXM 8 satellite. Credit: Maxar
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/06/05/siriusxm-to-replenish-radio-broadcast-fleet-with-launch-early-sunday/
SpaceX delivers for SiriusXM with successful midnight hour launch
June 6, 2021 Stephen Clark
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Hauling SiriusXM’s SXM 8 radio broadcasting satellite, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifts off from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station at 12:26 a.m. EDT (0426 GMT) Sunday. Credit: Stephen Clark / Spaceflight Now
(...) It was the eighth Falcon 9 launch in the last 44 days. The busy stretch of SpaceX missions since Jan. 1 has been dominated by launches deploying the company’s own Starlink internet satellites. (...)
SXM 8 was originally supposed to replace XM 4, but SiriusXM has not confirmed whether it changed the satellite’s deployment plan after the failure of SXM 7. Officials have also not said what, if any, modifications Maxar made to SXM 8 to eliminate the risk of a similar failure as the one that struck SXM 7.
Based on Maxar’s 1300-series spacecraft design, the SXM 7 and SXM 8 satellites have large deployable S-band antennas made by L3Harris to broadcast radio signals to SiriusXM’s customers. The S-band reflector is required for the satellite to beam high-power signals to users with small terminals on the ground, such as satellite radio receivers on cars. (...)
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/06/06/falcon-9-launch-timeline-with-sxm-8/
Veteran Falcon 9 Lifts Powerful SXM-8 Communications Satellite to Orbit
By Ben Evans, on June 6th, 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRq2S-l2Z4Q
(...) It was a duty with a difference for SpaceX’s Falcon 9 this morning, as the previously-flown B1061 core took flight a few minutes after midnight to lift a powerful communications satellite on the inaugural leg of its trek up to Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO). The B1061 first stage—whose two previous missions last November and April delivered humans to orbit—was this time tasked with boosting the heavyweight SXM-8 payload on behalf of New York-headquartered online and satellite radio broadcaster SiriusXM. (...)
SXM-8 was delivered to the Space Coast by Maxar in early May for pre-flight processing and integration into its payload fairing. It will now enter an approximately two-week period of orbit-raising maneuvers to attain geostationary altitude at 22,300 miles (35,900 km), after which its IOT phase, lasting about three weeks to a month, will begin. Assuming it does not fall foul to the IOT problems suffered by SXM-7, it is expected to then enter full operations as a Digital Audio Radio Service (DARS) provider. (...)
https://www.americaspace.com/2021/06/06/veteran-falcon-9-lifts-powerful-sxm-8-communications-satellite-to-orbit/
https://blog.maxar.com/space-infrastructure/2021/preparing-for-launch-sxm-8-arrives-at-launch-base
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/06/sxm8-launch/
AA https://www.forum.kosmonauta.net/index.php?topic=4368.msg166069#msg166069
https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/sxm-7.htm
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
26 18:59:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
28 17:38:40 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
29 12:55:29 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
CZERWIEC 2021
02 16:17:04 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
03 17:29:17 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
06 04:26 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
11 03:03 Taiyuan 9 CZ-2D Beijing-3, Haisi-2, Yangwang-1,
Taikong Shiyan 1 Tianjian
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13 08:11 Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
15 11:00 Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 01:17 Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
17 16:09-16:24 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
18 ??:?? Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-09 A, B, C
1? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
23 17:30-19:30 Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5, ?
24 ??:?? Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Transporter-2 (wiele satelitów)
29 23:27 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
?? ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
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Cztery satelity z Taiyuan
11.06. o 03:03 z Taiyuan wystrzelona została RN CZ-2D, która wyniosła na orbitę satelity Beijing-3, Haisi-2, Yangwang-1 i Taikong Shiyan 1 Tianjian.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210601.htm#05
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Long March-2D launches Beijing-3 and 3 other satellites
8133 wyświetlenia•11 cze 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGxGoAOabDw
https://www.space24.pl/wiadomosci/udane-wystrzelenie-chinskiej-rakiety-z-satelita-beijing-3
Long March 2D rocket sends four satellites into orbit
By ZHAO LEI | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2021-06-11 13:01
A Long March 2D carrier rocket was launched on Friday morning at the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in Shanxi province to transport four satellites into orbit, according to China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp, the country’s major space contractor.
CASC said in a statement the rocket blasted off at 11:03 am to deploy the Beijing-3 commercial remote-sensing satellite and three small experimental satellites. This was the 52nd launch of the Long March 2D and the 373rd mission of the Long March rocket family.
Beijing-3 was built by Aerospace Dongfanghong, a subsidiary of the China Academy of Space Technology, and is tasked with surveying natural resources, monitoring ecosystems and the environment, and obtaining data for city administration and disaster prevention and relief.
Developed by the Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology, a subsidiary of CASC, Long March 2D has a liftoff weight of 300 metric tons and is capable of transporting multiple satellites to different types of orbits. It has a carrying capacity of 1.2 tons to the typical sun-synchronous orbit with an altitude of 700 kilometers, which is often used by weather or remote-sensing satellites.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202106/11/WS60c2ee17a31024ad0bac52b6.html
China launches four satellites on Long March 2D rocket
June 13, 2021 Stephen Clark
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A Long March 2D rocket lifts off from the Taiyuan space base with four satellites. Credit: CASC
China launched four small satellites June 10 on a Long March 2D rocket, beginning Earth observation, asteroid monitoring, and technology demonstration missions.
The hydrazine-fueled Long March 2D rocket lifted off at 11:03 p.m. EDT June 10 (0303 GMT June 11) from the Taiyuan launch base in Shanxi province of northern China, according to the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp., or CASC.
CASC, the state-owned prime contractor for China’s space program, said the launch occurred at 11:03 a.m. Beijing time.
The two-stage Long March 2D rocket delivered its payloads into a polar orbit with an average altitude of about 307 miles (494 kilometers), according to tracking data published by the U.S. military. The satellites are orbiting Earth at an inclination of 97.5 degrees to the equator.
One of the four satellites aboard the rocket, named Beijing 3, is an agile optical remote sensing spacecraft, according to CASC.
Beijing 3 is owned by 21st Century Aerospace Technology, or 21AT, a Chinese remote sensing company. The spacecraft was built by Aerospace Dongfanghong Satellite Co. Ltd., a division of the China Academy of Space Technology, according to CASC.
CASC said the Beijing 3 satellite “can quickly obtain high-quality, high-resolution, and high-precision ground imagery, greatly improving (China’s) commercial remote sensing satellite technology level.”
Beijing 3 is 21AT’s first Chinese-built satellite. Beijing 1, which launched in 2005, and the three-satellite Beijing 2 constellation launched in 2015 were manufactured by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. in the United Kingdom.
21AT’s satellites provide commercially available remote sensing images, supporting land and resources management, crop and environmental monitoring, urban planning, and disaster response.
Another satellite on the Long March 2D rocket, named Haisi 2, is a small optical Earth observation satellite tasked with collecting imagery of shallow coastal waters and inland water bodies, CASC said. Haisi 2 was jointly developed by Aerospace Dongfanghong Satellite Co. Ltd. and Xiamen University.
The Long March 2D rocket also launched the Yangwang 1 satellite for a Chinese company named Origin Space. CASC said the small spacecraft carries a visible and ultraviolet astronomical telescope with a large field of view. Xinhua, China’s state-run news agency, said the satellite’s purpose is for “asteroid resource exploration and research.”
The other spacecraft on the Long March 2D rocket was Tianjian, which will be used by Chinese aerospace engineering students to test new satellite health management and fault protection technology.
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/06/13/china-launches-four-satellites-on-long-march-2d-rocket/
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/06/cz2d-earth-observation-launch/
Beijing 3 https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/beijing-3.htm
Haisi 2 https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/haisi-2.htm
Yangwang 1 https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/yangwang-1.htm
Taikong Shiyan 1 https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/taikong-shiyan-1.htm
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Był to 50 udany start w 2021 (+2 nieudane)
Dla porównania tak było 23 lipca 2020 (+6 nieudanych)
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
26 18:59:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
28 17:38:40 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
29 12:55:29 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
CZERWIEC 2021
02 16:17:04 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
03 17:29:17 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
06 04:26 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
11 03:03 Taiyuan 9 CZ-2D Beijing-3, Haisi-2, Yangwang-1,
Taikong Shiyan 1 Tianjian
13 08:11 Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
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15 11:00 Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 01:21 Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
17 16:09-16:24 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
18 ??:?? Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-09 A, B, C
1? ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, Magneto, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, Spinnaker 3, TIS Serenity
23 17:30-19:30 Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5, ?
24 ??:?? Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Transporter-2 (wiele satelitów)
29 23:27 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
?? ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
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Jeszcze jeden lot Pegasusa
13.06. około 07:10 z Vandenberg AFB wystartował samolot L-1011 "Stargazer". Podwieszona pod nim rakieta Pegasus-XL została zrzucona o 08:11:05, kilka sekund po zrzucie nastąpił zapłon silnika jej pierwszego stopnia. Wyniosła ona na orbitę o parametrach: hp=405 km, ha=452 km, i=97,48° satelitę wojskowego TacRL-2 (Tactically Responsive Launch, Odyssey).
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210601.htm#06
Pegasus XL launched TacRL-2
2517 wyświetleń•14 cze 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASWzOcfirqI
Northrop Grumman’s Pegasus rocket launches U.S. Space Force mission
by Sandra Erwin — June 13, 2021
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The U. S. Space Force on June 13, 2021, launched the Tactically Responsive Launch-2 (TacRL-2) mission on a Northrop Grumman Pegasus XL rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California. Credit: U.S. Space Force
(...) TacRL-2 is a technology demonstration satellite to be used for space surveillance. The Space and Missile Systems Center’s Space Safari office integrated the satellite built and operated by the Air Force Research Laboratory and Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory.
TacRL-2 is named after the Space Force’s tactically responsive launch program, an effort to figure out ways to shrink the timelines for planning space missions. This was the first mission supported by SMC’s new Space Safari program office. (...)
https://spacenews.com/northrop-grummans-pegasus-rocket-launches-u-s-space-force-mission/
Pegasus rocket successful in responsive launch demonstration
June 13, 2021 Stephen Clark
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Northrop Grumman’s L-1011 carrier aircraft with the Pegasus XL rocket under its belly at Vandenberg Space Force Base. Credit: U.S. Space Force/Northrop Grumman
(...) The flight crew commanded release of the 55-foot-long (17-meter) at 4:11 a.m. EDT (1:11 a.m. PDT; 0811 GMT) as the L-1011 flew at an altitude of 39,000 feet (11,900 meters).
After a five-second free fall, the Pegasus ignited its solid-fueled first stage Orion 50S XL motor to begin the climb into space.
The first stage, fitted with a wing and steering fins, generated more than 160,000 pounds of thrust and fired more than a minute before burning out. The Pegasus then jettisoned its first stage and fired its Orion 50 XL and Orion 38 second and third stage motors to reach orbit with the Odyssey satellite. (...)
Building and launching a spacecraft in less than a year could pave the way for the Space Force to quickly deploy a satellite to respond to an emerging threat, or to replace a critical satellite in wartime.
“This is a first experiment, and I’m proud of the team,” Raymond said.
Once the satellite was built, the Space Force kept in storage until May, when officials called it up for launch.
“We kind of had it on the shelf. We just gave them a 21 day call-up, saying get ready to launch in 21 days,” Raymond said Thursday.
“The space domain is defined by speed,” Raymond said in a statement after Sunday’s launch. “And with this effort, we demonstrated the kind of speed it will take to win. We executed a ‘21-day call-up’ to get a satellite on orbit — pulling the payload, mating it with the rocket and integrating the combined package onto the aircraft. (...)
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A Northrop Grumman Pegasus XL rocket inside its hangar at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California. Credit: NASA/Randy Beaudoin
(...) Developed commercially by Orbital Sciences, now part of Northrop Grumman, the Pegasus rocket flew its 45th satellite delivery mission. Since the rocket’s debut in 1990, Pegasus missions have been staged from Vandenberg, Edwards Air Force Base, Cape Canaveral, Wallops Island in Virginia, Kwajalein Atoll in the Pacific Ocean, and the Canary Islands.
The most recent Pegasus launch staged from Vandenberg was in 2013. (...)
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/06/13/pegasus-rocket-successful-in-responsive-launch-demonstration/
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/06/pegasus-responsive-launch-demo/
https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/odyssey_tacrl-2.htm
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Start Minotaura
15.06. o 13:35 z Wallops wystrzelona została RN Minotaur-1, która wyniosła na orbitę trzy tajne satelity pod oznaczeniem kodowym NRO L-111.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210601.htm#08
(https://www.americaspace.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/NROL-111-patch.jpg)
Minotaur I launches NROL-111
457 wyświetleń•15 cze 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4H6Hp__dVA
Northrop Grumman’s Minotaur 1 rocket launches three classified NRO payloads
by Sandra Erwin — June 15, 2021
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A Northrop Grumman is Minotaur 1 launched three national security payloads for the National Reconnaissance Office on the NROL-111 mission June 15, 2021, from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport on Wallops Island, Virginia. Credit: NASA webcast
Minotaur boosters are made with refurbished solid rocket motors from decommissioned Minuteman 3 intercontinental ballistic missiles
WASHINGTON — A Northrop Grumman Minotaur 1 four-stage solid fuel rocket launched three national security payloads for the National Reconnaissance Office on June 15 at 9:35 a.m. Eastern from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia.
The mission named NROL-111 was delayed by more than two and a half hours because of weather. Approximately one minute after liftoff the first stage motor separated from the second stage motor.
Minotaur boosters are made with refurbished solid rocket motors from decommissioned Minuteman 3 intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM). (...)
https://spacenews.com/northrop-grummans-minotaur-1-rocket-launches-three-classified-nro-payloads/
Minotaur I Booster Launches Secretive NROL-111 Payload from Wallops
By Ben Evans, on June 15th, 2021
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With a fierce staccato crackle that is characteristic of solid-fueled vehicles, the Minotaur I roars away from Pad 0B at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport (MARS) on Wallops Island, Va., at 9:35 a.m. EDT Tuesday. Photo Credit: NASA
(...) Descended from the Minuteman-II Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM), the Minotaur I booster stands 63 feet (19.2 meters) tall and, including today’s perfect launch, has now completed 12 successful missions since January 2000. It has the potential to inject payloads weighing up to 1,280 pounds (580 kg) into low-Earth orbit and up to 730 pounds (330 kg) into Sun-synchronous orbit, thus positioning it squarely within the bracket of “small expendable launch vehicles”.
Six of its missions, between January 2000 and February 2011, originated from Space Launch Complex (SLC)-8 at what is now Vandenberg Space Force Base, Calif., with six others between December 2006 and this morning having been staged from the pretty seaside environs of Pad 0B at MARS. (...)
https://www.americaspace.com/2021/06/15/minotaur-i-booster-launches-secretive-nrol-111-payload-from-wallops/
Photos: Minotaur 1 rocket stands on launch pad in Virginia
June 14, 2021 Stephen Clark
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Credit: Alex Polimeni / Spaceflight Now
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/06/14/photos-minotaur-1-rocket-stands-on-launch-pad-in-virginia/
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/06/15/minotaur-1-nrol-111-mission-status-center/
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/06/14/minotaur-rocket-set-to-launch-top-secret-satellites-from-virginia/
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/06/nrol-111/
https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/nrol-111.htm
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
26 18:59:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
28 17:38:40 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
29 12:55:29 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
CZERWIEC 2021
02 16:17:04 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
03 17:29:17 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
06 04:26 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
11 03:03 Taiyuan 9 CZ-2D Beijing-3, Haisi-2, Yangwang-1,
Taikong Shiyan 1 Tianjian
13 08:11 Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
15 13:35 Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 01:22:32 Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
__________________________________________________________________________________________
17 06:55 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-09 A, B, C
17 16:09-16:24 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
23 17:30-19:30 Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5, ?
24 ??:?? Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Transporter-2 (wiele satelitów)
29 23:27 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
3D ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1, Spinnaker 3,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, TIS Serenity
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
?? ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
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17.06.2021 09:22:31.693 PJT (01:22:32 UTC).
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
26 18:59:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
28 17:38:40 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
29 12:55:29 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
CZERWIEC 2021
02 16:17:04 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
03 17:29:17 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
06 04:26 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
11 03:03 Taiyuan 9 CZ-2D Beijing-3, Haisi-2, Yangwang-1,
Taikong Shiyan 1 Tianjian
13 08:11 Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
15 13:35 Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 01:22:27 Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
17 16:09:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
18 06:30 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-09 A, B, C, Tianqi-14
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23 17:30-19:30 Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5, ?
25 18:56-19:54 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Transporter-2 (wiele satelitów)
25 ??:?? Plesieck 43/? Sojuz-2.1b Kosmos 2550 (Pion No. 901)
29 23:27 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
3D ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1, Spinnaker 3,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, TIS Serenity
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
?? ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
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Dziewiąta trójka Yaoganów
18.06. o 06:30 z Xichang wystrzelona została RN CZ-2C, która wyniosła na orbitę o parametrach: hp=590 km,
ha=603 km, i=34,99° trzy satelity Chuangxin-5, należące do systemu zwiadu elektronicznego mórz. Nazwane zostały
Yaogan-30-09 A, B i C. Prócz tego wyniesiono satelitę Tianqi-14.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210616.htm#03
Long March-2C launches Yaogan-30-09 and Tianqi-14
24 290 wyświetleń
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiqwp_ueank
China launches new group of classified Yaogan-30 satellites
by Andrew Jones — June 18, 2021
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Launch of the Long March 2C carrying the Yaogan-30 (09) and Tianqi-14 satellites at 06:30 UTC June 18, 2021. Credit: CASC
(...) A launch attempt was expected a day earlier according to airspace closure notices. However the launch did not take place with weather forecasting indicating rain in the area. New notices were issued hours later covering the Friday launch.
Yaogan series satellites are perceived by outside analysts to be designated for military purposes. The inclination of the Yaogan-30 constellation suggests it may provide frequent revisits for electronic and signals intelligence and optical and radar imaging in areas close to China. (...)
https://spacenews.com/china-launches-new-group-of-classified-yaogan-30-satellites/
Chinese military payloads deployed on Long March 2C rocket launch
June 21, 2021 Stephen Clark
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A Long March 2C rocket lifts off from the Xinhua launch base June 18. Credit: CASC
China launched three more Yaogan 30 military reconnaissance satellites June 18 aboard a Long March 2C rocket.
The launch of another triplet of Yaogan 30 satellites makes 27 similar spacecraft deployed on a series of Long March 2C rocket launches since 2017.
The latest trio of Yaogan 30 satellites took off at 2:30 a.m. EDT (0630 GMT) June 18 from the Xichang launch base in southwestern China.
The Long March 2C launcher, with a height of roughly 140 feet (43 meters), climbed away from a launch complex nestled in green hills at Xichang with about 660,000 pounds of thrust.
The two-stage rocket delivered the three Yaogan 30 satellites, along with a civilian data relay craft, into an on-target orbit, according to the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp., or CASC, the lead government-owned contractor for China’s space program.
U.S. military tracking data indicated the satellites launched into an orbit about 370 miles (600 kilometers) above Earth, at an inclination of 35 degrees to the equator.
CASC confirmed the launch carried the ninth triplet of Yaogan 30 satellites, which the group said will be “mainly used for electromagnetic environment detection.”
The Chinese government uses the Yaogan name for the country’s military satellites, and the Yaogan 30 family is believed to be designed for a signals intelligence mission.
Some analysts suggested the Yaogan 30 family of satellites could be testing new electronic eavesdropping equipment, or helping the Chinese military track U.S. and other foreign naval deployments. But details about the spacecraft and their missions have not been disclosed by the Chinese government.
The other satellite launched Thursday was Tianqi 14, a small commercial data relay satellite for the Beijing-based company Guodian Gaoke.
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/06/21/chinese-military-payloads-deployed-on-long-march-2c-rocket-launch/
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/06/yaogan-30-group-9/
Yaogan 30-09-01 (CX 5-25) https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/yaogan-30-01.htm
Yaogan 30-09-02 (CX 5-26)
Yaogan 30-09-03 (CX 5-27)
Tianqi 14 ( Jiaxing-1 ) https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/tianqi-10.htm
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
26 18:59:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
28 17:38:40 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
29 12:55:29 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
CZERWIEC 2021
02 16:17:04 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
03 17:29:17 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
06 04:26 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
11 03:03 Taiyuan 9 CZ-2D Beijing-3, Haisi-2, Yangwang-1,
Taikong Shiyan 1 Tianjian
12 0?:?? Semnan Simorgh Nahid-2
13 08:11 Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
15 13:35 Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 01:22:27 Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
17 16:09:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
18 06:30 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-09 A, B, C, Tianqi-14
__________________________________________________________________________________________
23 17:30-19:30 Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5, ?
25 18:56-19:54 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Transporter-2 (wiele satelitów)
25 ??:?? Plesieck 43/? Sojuz-2.1b Kosmos 2550 (Pion No. 901)
29 23:27 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
3D ??:?? Vandenberg 2W Firefly Alpha BSS1, CRESST DREAM COMET, Firefly Capsule 1,
FossaSat-1B, FossaSat-2, GENESIS-L, GENESIS-N,
Hiapo, NPS-CENETIX-Orbital 1, Spinnaker 3,
Qubik-1, Qubik-2, TIS Serenity
?? ??:?? Jiuquan KZ-1A Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D
?? ??:?? Semnan/Shahroud Simorgh/Zoljanah Nahid-2
?? ??:?? Sriharikota GSLV Mk 2 EOS-03 (GISAT-1)
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Wygląda na to, że 12 czerwca Iran podjął kolejną próbę wysłania satelity przy pomocy rakiety Simorgh. Zakończyła sie ona tak, jak zwykle, czyli niepowodzeniem. Źródło (https://edition.cnn.com/2021/06/22/politics/iran-failed-satellite-launch/index.html).
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
26 18:59:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
28 17:38:40 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
29 12:55:29 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
CZERWIEC 2021
02 16:17:04 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
03 17:29:17 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
06 04:26 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
11 03:03 Taiyuan 9 CZ-2D Beijing-3, Haisi-2, Yangwang-1,
Taikong Shiyan 1 Tianjian
12 0?:?? Semnan Simorgh Nahid-2
13 08:11 Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
15 13:35 Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 01:22:27 Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
17 16:09:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
18 06:30 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-09 A, B, C, Tianqi-14
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25 19:50 Plesieck 43/? Sojuz-2.1b Kosmos 2550 (Pion No. 901)
28 18:56-19:54 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Transporter-2 (wiele satelitów)
29 17:30-19:30 Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5, ?
29 23:27:20 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
?? ??:?? Semnan Simorgh ?
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Kolejna porażka Iranu?
12.06. we wczesnych godzinach porannych UTC z poligonu Semnan wystrzelona została RN Simorgh, która miała
wynieść na orbitę prawdopodobnie satelitę Nahid-2. Według informacji z Pentagonu lot zakończył się niepowodzeniem.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210616.htm#04
Nieudany start z Iranu
BY KRZYSZTOF KANAWKA ON 24 CZERWCA 2021
Z dostępnych informacji wynika, że 12 czerwca 2021 roku Iran przeprowadził nieudaną próbę startu rakiety Simorgh. Start odbył się z wyrzutni w Semnam. Lot zakończył się porażką. Z dostępnych informacji wynika, że utrata rakiety nastąpiła przynajmniej na pewnej wysokości, gdyż nie doszło do uszkodzenia wyrzutni startowej. (...)
https://kosmonauta.net/2021/06/nieudany-start-z-iranu/
Iran satellite launch in early June failed: Pentagon
Issued on: 23/06/2021 - 22:40
Washington (AFP) Iran failed in an attempt to launch a satellite into space in early June and apparently plans a new launch, according to the US Defense Department and images of the Iranian space center in Semnan province seen Wednesday.
"US Space Command is aware of the Iranian rocket launch failure which occurred early June 12th," said Pentagon spokesperson Uriah Orland.
No explanation was offered for why the launch failed and Iran rejected the original report of it by CNN, saying its satellites remain on the ground.
"The two satellites of the ministry of telecommunications (Nahid and Pars) are at the space organisation," Iran's telecoms minister Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi said, according to the state news agency IRNA.
"I saw in the news this morning that they were launched 10 days ago," he said.
CNN cited experts at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies in Monterey, California as saying that satellite images of the Imam Khomeini Spaceport in Semnan suggested a new launch attempt would be made in the near future.
Images from June 19 and 20 by Planet Labs show fuel tanks and support vehicles appearing to ready for a launch, the Middlebury experts told CNN. (...)
https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20210623-iran-satellite-launch-in-early-june-failed-pentagon
Iran failed to launch satellite earlier this month, is trying again — experts
By JUDAH ARI GROSS 23 June 2021, 11:12 am
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This satellite image provided by Planet Labs Inc. that has been annotated by experts at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies at Middlebury Institute of International Studies shows preparation at the Imam Khomeini Spaceport in Iran's Semnan province on June 1, 2021 before what experts believe was the launch of a satellite-carrying rocket on June 12. (Planet Labs Inc., James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies at Middlebury Institute of International Studies via AP)
(...) In the beginning of June, Dave Schmerler and Jeffrey Lewis of the Middlebury Institute of International Studies noticed the tell-tale signs of an impending launch in satellite images from Planet Labs Inc. and Maxar Technologies of Iran’s spaceport in Semnan — specifically, large numbers of vehicles, fuel tanks and other implements.
“We never see this equipment except before space launches,” Lewis wrote in a series of tweets about the matter on Wednesday.
A week or so later, the activity at the Imam Khomeini Spaceport decreased significantly, indicating that the launch had already been conducted. However, unlike in cases of successful launches, Iran made no announcements about the matter and no new satellites were reported in orbit around the Earth.
“We were pretty sure the launch failed,” Lewis said. (...)
https://www.timesofisrael.com/iran-failed-to-launch-satellite-earlier-this-month-is-trying-again-report/
https://english.alarabiya.net/News/middle-east/2021/06/24/Iran-satellite-launch-in-early-June-failed-planning-new-one-Pentagon
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Trwają przygotowania związane z wyniesieniem na orbitę Progressa MS-17
Progress MS-17 designers’ inspection and encapsulation into payload fairing completed
June 24, 2021, 15:02 GMT
At the Baikonur Cosmodrome, the Progress MS-17 cargo spacecraft processing continues for the launch under the 78th re-supply mission to the International Space Station (ISS).
Today, specialists from RSC Energia and core enterprises of Roscosmos have conducted the designers’ inspection of the Progress MS-17 cargo spacecraft at the integration and testing facility and encapsulated it into the payload fairing. After checking the spacecraft launch readiness within the ascent unit, it will be admitted for the final assembly with the launch vehicle in the integration and testing facility of Site 31. (...)
http://en.roscosmos.ru/22188/
https://www.roscosmos.ru/31631/
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Jeszcze jedna katastrofa?
23.06. z poligonu Semnan wystrzelona została kolejna RN Simorgh, która miała wynieść na orbitę satelitę. Według niepotwierdzonych informacji lot ten również zakończył się niepowodzeniem.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210616.htm#05
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Zwiadowca nowego pokolenia
25.06. o 19:50:00,241 z Plesiecka wystrzelona została RN Sojuz-2.1b, która wyniosła na orbitę o parametrach:
hp=195 km, ha=465 km, i=97,14° pierwszego satelitę zwiadu elektronicznego Pion-NKS. Otrzymał on nazwę
Kosmos 2550.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210616.htm#06
Soyuz-2.1b launches Kosmos-2550
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=165UzYH-Kcc
Успешный пуск с космодрома Плесецк
26.06.2021 03:00
(https://www.roscosmos.ru/cache/gallery/sl3/31645/2877295185.jpg)
С космическим аппаратом установлена и поддерживается устойчивая телеметрическая связь, его бортовые системы функционируют в штатном режиме. После выведения на орбиту ему присвоен порядковый номер «Космос-2550».
После выведения на орбиту космического аппарата офицеры Центра контроля космического пространства Космических войск ВКС внесли в Главный каталог космических объектов российской системы контроля космического пространства информацию о выведенном на орбиту космическом аппарате, и приступили к анализу и обработке информации о новом космическом объекте для принятия его на сопровождение наземными средствами Главного центра разведки космической обстановки Космических войск ВКС.
Это второй пуск ракеты-носителя «Союз-2» с космодрома Плесецк в 2021 году. Всего в обеспечении запуска космического аппарата Минобороны России были задействованы более 80 боевых расчетов и свыше 50 наземных средств 15 армии Воздушно-космических сил особого назначения. (...)
https://www.roscosmos.ru/31645/
Russia launches military satellite for naval surveillance
June 27, 2021 Stephen Clark
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A Soyuz-2.1b rocket launches with the first Pion-NKS military satellite. Credit: Russian Ministry of Defense
(...) While the Russian military did not identify the type of satellite launched Friday, the payload is widely believed to be the first Pion-NKS spacecraft fitted with an active radar to capture all-weather, day-and-night imagery of ship movements.
The images will help the Russian military locate, identify, and potentially target foreign naval forces. The Pion-NKS satellites are companions to Russia’s Lotos series of military satellites, which intercept radio signals that can be used to find the positions of military vehicles, including ships. (...)
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/06/27/russia-launches-military-satellite-for-naval-surveillance/
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/06/soyuz-launches-pion-nks/
https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/pion-nks.htm
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
26 18:59:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
28 17:38:40 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
29 12:55:29 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
CZERWIEC 2021
02 16:17:04 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
03 17:29:17 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
06 04:26 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
11 03:03 Taiyuan 9 CZ-2D Beijing-3, Haisi-2, Yangwang-1,
Taikong Shiyan 1 Tianjian
12 0?:?? Semnan Simorgh Nahid-2
13 08:11 Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
15 13:35 Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 01:22:27 Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
17 16:09:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
18 06:30 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-09 A, B, C, Tianqi-14
23 ??:?? Semnan Simorgh ?
25 19:50:00 Plesieck 43/3 Sojuz-2.1b Kosmos 2550 (Pion No. 901)
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29 23:27:20 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
30 13:00-15:00 Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5, ?
30 18:56-19:54 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Transporter-2 (wiele satelitów)
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O kurczę... jeszcze jeden nieudany irański start? Czyżby się im z czymś śpieszyło?
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
26 18:59:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
28 17:38:40 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
29 12:55:29 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
CZERWIEC 2021
02 16:17:04 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
03 17:29:17 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
06 04:26 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
11 03:03 Taiyuan 9 CZ-2D Beijing-3, Haisi-2, Yangwang-1,
Taikong Shiyan 1 Tianjian
12 0?:?? Semnan Simorgh Nahid-2
13 08:11 Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
15 13:35 Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 01:22:27 Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
17 16:09:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
18 06:30 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-09 A, B, C, Tianqi-14
23 ??:?? Semnan Simorgh ?
25 19:50:00 Plesieck 43/3 Sojuz-2.1b Kosmos 2550 (Pion No. 901)
29 23:27:20 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
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30 13:00-15:00 Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5, ?
30 18:56 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Transporter-2 (wiele satelitów)
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trwa stream z lotu Virgin Galactic
https://virginorbit.com/livestream/
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KWIECIEŃ 2021
07 16:34:18 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
08 23:01 Taiyuan 9 CZ-4B Shiyan-6-03
09 07:42:40 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Sojuz MS-18
23 09:49:02 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Crew-2 (Endeavour)
25 22:14:08 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
26 20:47:00 Vandenberg 6 Delta-4H NRO L-82 (KH-11-18)
27 03:20 Taiyuan 16 CZ-6 Qilu-2, Qilu-2, Foshan-1, NEO-1,
Zhong'an Guotong-1, Apocalypse 09,
Taijing-2 01, Golden Bauhinia-1,
Golden Bauhinia-1 02
29 01:50:47 Kourou ZLV Vega Pleiades Neo 3, Norsat-3,
ELO Alpha Bravo, Lemur-2, Lemur-2
29 03:23:16 Wenchang 101 CZ-5B Tianhe-1
29 03:44:30 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
30 07:27 Jiuquan CZ-4C Yaogan-34
MAJ 2021
04 19:01:07 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
06 18:11:05 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-08 A, B, C, Tianqi-12
09 06:42:45 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
15 11:12:30 Onenui 1A Electron/Curie BlackSky Global x 2
15 22:56 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Starlink x 52, Tyvak-0130, Capella-6
18 17:37 Canaveral 41 Atlas-5/421 SBIRS-GEO 5
19 04:03 Jiuquan 43/94 CZ-4B Haiyang-2D
26 18:59:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Starlink x 60
28 17:38:40 Wostocznyj 1S Sojuz-2.1b/Fregat-M OneWeb x 36
29 12:55:29 Wenchang 101 CZ-7 Tianzhou-2
CZERWIEC 2021
02 16:17:04 Xichang 2 CZ-3B/G3 Fengyun-4B
03 17:29:17 KSC 39A Falcon-9R Dragon CRS-21
06 04:26 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R SiriusXM-8
11 03:03 Taiyuan 9 CZ-2D Beijing-3, Haisi-2, Yangwang-1,
Taikong Shiyan 1 Tianjian
12 0?:?? Semnan Simorgh Nahid-2
13 08:11 Vandenberg AFB L-1011/Pegasus-XL TacRL-2
15 13:35 Wallops 0B Minotaur-1 NRO L-111
17 01:22:27 Jiuquan 43/921 CZ-2F Shenzhou-12
17 16:09:35 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R GPS III SV05
18 06:30 Xichang 3 CZ-2C Yaogan-30-09 A, B, C, Tianqi-14
23 ??:?? Semnan Simorgh ?
25 19:50:00 Plesieck 43/3 Sojuz-2.1b Kosmos 2550 (Pion No. 901)
29 23:27:20 Bajkonur 31/6 Sojuz-2.1a Progress MS-17
30 14:47 Mojave 12/30 B-747/LauncherOne DIU x 3, BRIK-II, STORK-4,STORK-5, ?
30 19:31 Canaveral 40 Falcon-9R Transporter-2 (88 satelitów)
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Starty kosmiczne w 2021
Starty wg miesięcy
I 7 (Chiny 2, SpaceX 3, Rocket Lab 1, VO 1)
II 9+1 (16+1) (Chiny 2+1, SpaceX 2, NG 1, Rosja 3, Indie 1)
III 10 (26+1) (Chiny 3, SpaceX 4, Rocket Lab 1, Rosja 2)
IV 11 (37+1) (Chiny 4, SpaceX 3, ULA 1, Rosja 2, Europa 1)
V 9+1 (46+2) (Chiny 3, SpaceX 4, ULA 1, Rocket Lab 1, Rosja 1, )
VI 13+2 (59+4) (Chiny 4, SpaceX 4, NG 2, VO 1, Rosja 2, Iran 2)
W skrócie: ilość startów
Chiny 18+1
USA/Nowa Zelandia (Rocket Lab) 29+1 (SpaceX 20, ULA 2, NG 3, Virgin Orbit 2, Rocket Lab 2+1)
Rosja 10+0 z Kourou
Europa (bez europejskich Sojuzów) 1
Japonia 0
Indie 1
Iran 2
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Starty wg ilości wyniesionych satelitów/sond
I 219 (Chiny 4, SpaceX 204, Rocket Lab 1, VO 10)
II 170+6 (Chiny 4+6, SpaceX 120, NG 24, Rosja 3, Indie 19) 389+6
III 327 (Chiny 5, SpaceX 240, Rocket Lab 8, Rosja 74) 716+6
IV 177 (Chiny 12, SpaceX 121, ULA 1, Rosja 37, Europa 6) 893+6
V 279+2 (Chiny 6, SpaceX 234, ULA 3, Rocket Lab 2, Rosja 36) 1172+8
VI 116+2 (Chiny 10, SpaceX 93, NG 4, VO 7, Rosja 2, Iran 2) 1288+10
W skrócie: starty wg ilości wyniesionych satelitów/sond (w tym CubeSaty):
Chiny 41+6
USA 1070+2:
SpaceX 1012
ULA 4
NG 28
Virgin Orbit 17
Astra
Nowa Zelandia (Rocket Lab) 9+2
Rosja 152+0 z Kourou
Europa (bez europejskich Sojuzów) 6
Japonia 0
Indie 19
Iran 2
CubeSaty
I SpaceX 121, VO 10
II NG ?, Indie ?
III Rocket Lab 6, Rosja 19 ?
IV Europa 4, Chiny ?
V ULA 2
VI SpaceX 62, VO 7
https://www.forum.kosmonauta.net/index.php?topic=4133.msg146649#msg146649
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23 ??:?? Semnan Simorgh ?
Coś więcej wiadomo nt. tej drugiej próby startu ?
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No proszę. Widać jak potężnym impulsem w astronautyce są megakonstelacje internetowe. Liderami w liczbie wystrzelonych rakiet są Space X (Starlink) i Rosja (potężny kontrakt Roskosmosu na wystrzelenie One - Weba). Trochę ruchu jest w małych satelitach. Reszta, oprócz nadrabiających zaległości Chin, przeżywa nie tyle stagnację, co wręcz gigantyczny regres (Europa razem z Japonią wystrzeliły łącznie jedną rakietę). Niekwestionowanym zwycięzcą rocznego półmetka jest rzecz jasna Space X - więcej startów od Chin, a przegranym Iran, którego mi osobiście ani trochę nie żal.
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Trochę nie rozumiem dlaczego starty europejskich Soyuzów nie są liczone dla Europy ;)
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Trochę nie rozumiem dlaczego starty europejskich Soyuzów nie są liczone dla Europy ;)
Bo rakiety rosyjskie i rosyjscy operatorzy też są zresztą w Kourou.
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Satelita meteorologiczny i ?
04.07 o 23:28 z Jiuquan wystrzelona została RN CZ-4C, która wyniosła na orbitę o parametrach: hp=792 km, ha=815 km, i=98,67° satelitę meteorologicznego Fengyun-3E i jeszcze jednego satelitę.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n210701.htm#04
Long March-4C launches FengYun-3E
8500 wyświetleń5 lip 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6TrVTUKjUs
The FengYun 3E meteorological satellite
2678 wyświetleń5 lip 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plvQXj0nQD0
China sends world’s first meteorological satellite into dawn-dusk orbit, fills gap in global observation data
By Fan Anqi Published: Jul 05, 2021 03:43 PM
(...) The satellite will improve the accuracy of China's weather forecasting and enrich the meteorological satellite observation system, the CNSA said.
Designed to last for eight years and equipped with 11 remote sensing payloads, Fengyun-3E is the world's first meteorological satellite sent into the early morning orbit for civil service.
Together with Fengyun-3C and -3D, the three satellites will form a network and monitor the global meteorological changes from dawn to morning and afternoon periods, realizing a full coverage of global observation data, according to China Space News, the newspaper co-published by two state-owned industry giants, China Academy of Space Technology and the China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation.
The Fengyun-3E will orbit along the Earth's terminator, or the twilight zone, which is a fuzzy line that separates day and night. Affected by the rising and setting of the sun, these periods of time are often the ones in a day with the most dramatic weather changes.
The satellite will fly over the same place every morning and then fly to the other side of the Earth in the evening, so that the most critical moments at dawn and dusk can be recorded to provide richer and more accurate observation data both for China and the world, Wang Ya'nan, a space analyst and chief editor of Beijing-based Aerospace Knowledge magazine, told the Global Times on Monday.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202107/1227829.shtml
China launches Fengyun weather satellite into polar orbit
July 5, 2021 Stephen Clark
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A Chinese Long March 4C rocket takes off carrying the Fengyun 3E weather satellite. Credit: Xinhua
(...) China launched the roughly 2.5-ton Fengyun 3E satellite into an orbit that flies along the terminator, or the line between the day and night sides of Earth. Fengyun 3E crosses the equator in the early morning, local time, making it the first civilian weather satellite to launch directly into an early morning orbital plane.
The China Meteorological Administration said Fengyun 3E, designed for a service life of at least eight years, will fill a gap in the early morning orbit. There are aging U.S. military DMSP weather satellites in a similar orbit, but they are well beyond their design lives, and no more DMSP satellites are scheduled for launch.
Chinese officials said the Fengyun 3E satellite joins two other Chinese polar-orbiting weather observatories, Fengyun 3C and Fenygun 3D, flying in mid-morning and afternoon orbits. Together, the satellites provide global weather measurements to feed into numerical weather prediction models at six-hour intervals.
The United States, China, and Europe operate the majority of the world’s weather satellites.
Polar-orbiting satellites provide measurements to improve medium and long-range forecasts, while weather observatories in geosynchronous orbit more than 22,000 miles (nearly 36,000 kilometers) over the equator make time-critical measurements and imagery to track severe storms and tropical cyclones.
Phil Evans, director general of Europe’s weather satellite agency, agreed that Fengyun 3E’s presence in an early morning orbit fills an “important orbital gap at the international level.”
“Thanks to its modern payload, which includes advanced instruments, such as the atmospheric vertical sounder, FY-3E will bring benefits to the entire global user community,” Evans said in a statement. “Considering its unique orbit, FY-3E would have a direct and positive impact on global numerical weather prediction, as has been demonstrated by many studies, performed by partner agencies in the context of the Coordination Group for Meteorological Satellites, CGMS.”
Eumetsat, the European weather satellite agency, is responsible for flying weather satellites in the mid-morning polar orbit. NOAA operates U.S. satellites in the afternoon orbit. Adding a Chinese satellite to the early morning orbit gives forecasters around the world a snapshot of critical weather data three times per day.
“Now, with the advent of FY-3E, CMA will become the third pillar in the global meteorological polar orbiting constellation,” said Petteri Taalas, secretary general of the World Meteorological Organization. “I am looking forward to seeing the data from this new satellite and a continued commitment from CMA for the long-term for the provision of follow-on missions for this orbit.”
Weather data collected during early morning satellite passes will help meteorologists monitor tropical cyclones, fog, fires, air quality, and provide measurements for more thorough climate data records. The early morning orbit also gives a boost to rainfall monitoring, according to Taalas.
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Test team members pose with the Fengyun 3E weather satellite before launch. Credit: SITP/Chinese Academy of Sciences
Fengyun 3E hosts 11 payloads, including three brand new weather monitoring instruments, according to CMA.
The satellite’s payload includes microwave and infrared sounders to measure temperature and moisture profiles in the atmosphere, an instrument to derive atmospheric conditions and ocean winds using reflected navigation satellite signals, and a spectral imager to observe clouds and measure sea surface temperatures, a driver of tropical cyclone development.
There is also a suite of five space weather instruments, including monitors to measure the sun’s energy output and photometers to measure how solar activity affects the environment around Earth.
One of the new instruments debuting on Fengyun 3E is WindRad, a radar to measure the direction and speed of winds near the ocean surface.
“We therefore anticipate a significant contribution from observations collected by FY-3E to global weather forecast skill,” said Florence Rabier, director general of the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, which runs one of the world’s leading global forecast models.
Rabier said the European and Chinese agencies have a cooperation agreement to jointly evaluate the value of Fengyun 3E’s new instruments, and its early morning orbit.
‘This includes assessing together the quality of the new observations and their impact on the accuracy of numerical weather forecasts,” she said.
https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/07/05/china-launches-fengyun-weather-satellite-into-polar-orbit/
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/07/fengyun-3e/
https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/fy-3.htm
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Czy ktoś może widział wątek Starty rakiet (III kwartał 2021 roku) ?
Wydawało mi się, że powinien być.
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Czy ktoś może widział wątek Starty rakiet (III kwartał 2021 roku) ?
Wydawało mi się, że powinien być.
Powinien być, to prawda. Ale biorąc pod uwagę to, co ostatnio dzieje się na forum, zastanawiam się nad sensem ciągnięcia tego wątku dalej. Czy tak naprawdę ktoś z tego korzysta?
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Kwartalne, półroczne i roczne podsumowania są całkiem niezłe.
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Dopóki nie było spamu w tym wątku, Twoje wpisy czytałem z prawdziwa przyjemnością; były wartością dodatnią. Teraz zaglądam od czasu do czasu - tylko jeśli, przez przypadek, Twój wpis pojawi się jako ostatni.
W sumie to odpuściłem kopanie się z koniem - wypowiadam się dlatego, bo chciałem, abyś wiedział, że doceniam Twoje wypowiedzi i to, co robiłeś/robisz, uważam za wartościowe i pożyteczne.
I faktycznie nie wiem, czy warto - ja bym chciał, ale czy dla kilku/kilkunastu osób warto tracić czas? Według mnie - tak, ale przecież cholerny spam górą.
Mam coraz większe wrażenie, że nie przystaję ani do tego tego świata, ani do wartości, które teraz są na tapecie.
I, oczywiście, przepraszam zainteresowanych za moje biadolenie - jestem starym człowiekiem, więc, za przeproszeniem, często pieprzę bez sensu.
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Czy ktoś może widział wątek Starty rakiet (III kwartał 2021 roku) ?
Wydawało mi się, że powinien być.
Powinien być, to prawda. Ale biorąc pod uwagę to, co ostatnio dzieje się na forum, zastanawiam się nad sensem ciągnięcia tego wątku dalej. Czy tak naprawdę ktoś z tego korzysta?
Wydajr mi się, że te wątki kwartalne są najbardziej wartościowe na całym forum - są popularne zarówno wśród aktywnych użytkowników jak i czytelników.
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Vox populi... Wieczorem zrobię.
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Dziękuję Astropl! :)
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Kwartalne, półroczne i roczne podsumowania są całkiem niezłe.
Tak!
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Kwartalne, półroczne i roczne podsumowania są całkiem niezłe.
Tak!
@gszczepa: Co to oznacza w tym przypadku 'Tak!' zakładać kolejne kwartały czy nie zakładać 'that is the question' po rosyjsku 'вот в чём вопрос'?
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Dla mnie wątki z kwartalnymi wykazami startów pozostały już chyba ostatnimi, do których regularnie zaglądam. Szkoda mi Forum...
mss: nietrudno się domyślić, że tym, co Forumowicze widzą jako "wartość dodaną" w tych wątkach jest to,co do nich wkłada astropl.
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Dla mnie wątki z kwartalnymi wykazami startów pozostały już chyba ostatnimi, do których regularnie zaglądam. Szkoda mi Forum...
Mój komentarz przed meczem Hiszpania Włochy...
w wątku coś śmiecznego:
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23 ??:?? Semnan Simorgh ?
Coś więcej wiadomo nt. tej drugiej próby startu ?
Jednak zniknęła informacja o tym starcie, ale tylko z http://lk.astronautilus.pl/starty21.htm