http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/-t1.htm Fri, 04 Sep 2009 13:23:02 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/revaz-blue/logo.gif http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/-t1.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/m-5-rocket-body-re-entry-t51.htm Admin
Period: 89.97 min
Inclination: 98.27°
Apogee: 313 km
Perigee: 233 km
Size: 9 metres]]> Satellites Fri, 04 Sep 2009 13:23:02 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/m-5-rocket-body-re-entry-t51.htm#69 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/m-5-rocket-body-re-entry-t51.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/delta-2-rocket-booster-re-entry-t50.htm Admin A 8 metre long DELTA 2 Rocket booster, that was launched on the 27th September, 2007, from Cape Canaveral, on the Dawn spacecraft mission, is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 13th September, 2009. TLE Data Code:DELTA 2 RB 1 32251U 07043C 09244.93002940 +.02093919 -78484-5 +56173-3 0 07817 2 32251 026.5535 192.0134 0500324 123.6597 241.0482 15.24288121079010 Period: 94.67 min Inclination: 26.56° Perigee: 148 km Apogee: 857 km Satellites Wed, 02 Sep 2009 23:44:34 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/delta-2-rocket-booster-re-entry-t50.htm#68 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/delta-2-rocket-booster-re-entry-t50.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/sl-6-rocket-body-re-entry-t49.htm Admin A SL-6 rocket body that was launched on the 20th September, 1990, from the Plesetsk Launch Complex for the MOLNIYA 3-39 satellite mission is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 20th August, 2009 @ 00:17 GMT ±48 hours. Period: 134.12 Inclination: 62.28° Apogee: 4528 Perigee: 75 Revolution Number 13122 Size: 6.35 Predicted ... Satellites Mon, 17 Aug 2009 15:53:54 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/sl-6-rocket-body-re-entry-t49.htm#67 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/sl-6-rocket-body-re-entry-t49.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/spot-2-satellite-retired-t47.htm Admin The French Spot-2 (Satellite Pour l'Observation de la Terre) Earth observation satellite, launched on the 22nd January, 1990 is being retired after 19 years. The satellites design life time was intended to be only three years. The onboard tape recorders failed in 1991 and early 1993, respectively. The Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES) have decided to deorbit the satellite at the end of July 2009. The satellite is currently in a Sun-synchronous polar orbit. The spacecraft dimensions ... Satellites Fri, 24 Jul 2009 09:38:18 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/spot-2-satellite-retired-t47.htm#64 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/spot-2-satellite-retired-t47.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/proton-k-sl-12-rocket-body-re-entry-t45.htm Admin Proton K SL-12 Rocket Body (Auxiliary Motor) that was launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan, on the 25th December, 2002, for the Global Navigation Satellite System (Glonass) mission (Kosmos 2394, 2395, 2396), is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 9th May, 2009 @ 19:43 GMT ± 48 hours. Period: 103.44 Inclination: 63.99° Apogee: 1728 Perigee: 114 Revolution Number: 10515 Predicted Location: 55.1° N, 285.8° E Satellites Wed, 06 May 2009 12:43:29 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/proton-k-sl-12-rocket-body-re-entry-t45.htm#62 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/proton-k-sl-12-rocket-body-re-entry-t45.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/rokot-rocket-body-re-entry-t43.htm Admin A Rokot SL-19 Rocket Body from a Russian SS-19 ballistic missile launcher, that was launched from the Plesetsk cosmodrome on the 17th March 2009, for the GOCE mission, is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 1st May 2009 @ 06:09 GMT ± 48 Hours Period: 88.43 Inclination: 96.64° Apogee: 213 Perigee: 180 Revolution Number: 719 Predicted Location: 40.8° N, 5.3° E Satellites Mon, 27 Apr 2009 11:25:03 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/rokot-rocket-body-re-entry-t43.htm#60 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/rokot-rocket-body-re-entry-t43.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/yaogan-vi-satellite-t42.htm Admin China is to launch the Yaogan VI remote-sensing satellite atop a Long March 2C launch vehicle from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center, in north Shanxi Province, on the 22nd April, 2009. Satellites Tue, 21 Apr 2009 18:30:00 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/yaogan-vi-satellite-t42.htm#58 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/yaogan-vi-satellite-t42.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/noaa-n-prime-satellite-t12.htm Admin The next launch attempt has been rescheduled for the 6th February @ 10:22 GMT.]]> Satellites Thu, 05 Feb 2009 10:12:45 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/noaa-n-prime-satellite-t12.htm#13 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/noaa-n-prime-satellite-t12.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/kosmos-2441-t35.htm Admin The onboard communication equipment for high speed data transfer failed during first month in orbit.
The satellite has not carried any orbital-correction manoeuvres since September 2008.

Read more]]> Satellites Tue, 17 Feb 2009 02:07:51 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/kosmos-2441-t35.htm#49 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/kosmos-2441-t35.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/satellite-collision-t30.htm Admin The cloud of wreckage may pose a hazard to other satellites in similar orbits; however the international space station is outside the danger zone and is not at risk.]]> Satellites Wed, 11 Feb 2009 21:46:26 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/satellite-collision-t30.htm#35 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/satellite-collision-t30.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/hot-bird-10-nss-9-and-spirale-launch-t31.htm Admin An Arianespace Ariane 5 rocket with an ECA cryogenic upper stage has successfully launched the European Hot Bird 10, the NSS 9 telecommunications satellite, and a pair of Spirale optical early-warning satellites for the French military, at 22:09 GMT, 12 February, 2009, from the Kourou launch facility in French Guiana. Satellites Thu, 12 Feb 2009 22:35:15 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/hot-bird-10-nss-9-and-spirale-launch-t31.htm#40 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/hot-bird-10-nss-9-and-spirale-launch-t31.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/express-md1-satellite-t26.htm Admin A Russian Proton rocket with a Breeze M upper stage is to launch the Express AM44 and Express MD1 tele-communications from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan on the 11th February, 2009, at 00: 30 GMT (03:30 msk). Satellites Mon, 09 Feb 2009 14:25:38 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/express-md1-satellite-t26.htm#29 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/express-md1-satellite-t26.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/kosmos-2241-t20.htm Admin A Russian Molniya-M SL-6 Rocket Body that was launched on the 6th April 1993 from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/4 is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 10th February 2009 @ 04:41 GMT ± 48 hours. TLE Data Code:SL-6 R/B(2) 1 22597U 93022D 09037.86123503 .14900007 18565-4 26663-3 0 3707 2 22597 061.9961 039.2327 1205737 249.8288 096.9682 13.75396161123391 1 22597U 93022D 09037.56940335 .14907526 18152-4 27277-3 ... Satellites Sat, 07 Feb 2009 00:51:51 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/kosmos-2241-t20.htm#23 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/kosmos-2241-t20.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/kosmos-2445-satellite-t16.htm Admin The KOSMOS 2445 satellite launched on the 14th November, 2008, from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome, Russia, is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 11th February, 2009 @ 12:16 UTC ± 24 hours. TLE Data Code:KOSMOS 2445 1 33439U 08058A 09036.74745871 .00378736 58069-5 17268-3 0 3026 2 33439 067.1489 358.3049 0100555 046.3160 314.6133 16.10435624 13352 Period: 89.47 Inclination: 67.15 Apogee: 317 Perigee: 180 Satellites Fri, 06 Feb 2009 03:14:03 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/kosmos-2445-satellite-t16.htm#17 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/kosmos-2445-satellite-t16.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/omid-satellite-t11.htm Admin The Third Iran Satellite Launch Click to Play | View Details Satellites Wed, 04 Feb 2009 16:35:47 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/omid-satellite-t11.htm#11 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/omid-satellite-t11.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/ibuki-satellite-t3.htm Admin H-IIA Launch Vehicle No. 15 Mission
The H-IIA Launch Vehicle No. 15 carrying the Greenhouse Gases Observing Satellite "IBUKI" (GOSAT) and seven other piggyback payloads has successfully launched on schedule at 03:54 UT from the Tanegashima Space Centre.]]> Satellites Fri, 23 Jan 2009 05:12:32 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/ibuki-satellite-t3.htm#3 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/satellites-f26/ibuki-satellite-t3.htm