http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/-t1.htm Fri, 16 Oct 2009 23:13:18 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/revaz-blue/logo.gif http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/-t1.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/the-rosetta-mission-t52.htm Admin The point of closest approach should be over Indonesia (109°E, 8°S)
Currently the spaceprobe is 0.155 AU from the Earth.]]> Space missions Fri, 16 Oct 2009 23:13:18 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/the-rosetta-mission-t52.htm#70 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/the-rosetta-mission-t52.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/soyuz-sl-4-rocket-body-re-entry-t48.htm Admin An Soyuz SL-4 rocket body that was launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan on the 24th July, 2009, for the Progress M-67/34P cargo ship mission, is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 28th, July, @ 04:31 GMT ±15 hours. TLE Data Code:SL-4 RB 1 35642U 09040B 09208.14767879 .03109593 12292-4 36771-3 0 157 2 35642 051.6184 101.4248 0014340 081.9287 278.7694 16.35394708 418 Period: 88.46 ... Space missions Mon, 27 Jul 2009 11:14:33 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/soyuz-sl-4-rocket-body-re-entry-t48.htm#65 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/soyuz-sl-4-rocket-body-re-entry-t48.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/dawn-spacecraft-t37.htm Admin The Dawn spacecraft has successfully made a gravity-assist manoeuvre around Mars, passing just 341 miles above the planet's surface. The flyby slung the spacecraft towards its targets of Vesta and Ceres, which the spaceprobe will encounter at the start of 2011. Space missions Wed, 18 Feb 2009 17:12:00 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/dawn-spacecraft-t37.htm#52 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/dawn-spacecraft-t37.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/progress-32p-m-66-launch-t25.htm Admin The Progress cargo ship is to deliver supplies to the International Space Station.
Docking above the territory of South Siberia is scheduled for the 13th February, at 07:19 UTC (10:19 msk).
Observers with clear weather, located in Kazakhstan, and the republic of Altai, have a possibility to see the launch.]]> Space missions Mon, 09 Feb 2009 13:05:55 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/progress-32p-m-66-launch-t25.htm#28 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/progress-32p-m-66-launch-t25.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/cassini-spaceprobe-t22.htm Admin At closest approach, at only 960 kilometres distance, the Cassini onboard RADAR will sweep across the Tsegihi Mountains.

Read more (2.3mb, PDF)]]> Space missions Sat, 07 Feb 2009 17:30:45 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/cassini-spaceprobe-t22.htm#25 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/cassini-spaceprobe-t22.htm http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/auroral-current-and-electrodynamics-structure-mission-t8.htm Admin On the 29th January, 2009, scientists from the University of Alaska's Poker Flat Research Range, Skiland, Alaska, launched a pair of rockets to study auroras. A two-stage Black Brant IX rocket was launched at 12:49 a.m. and reached an altitude of more than 226 miles. The rocket flew for just under 10 minutes. At 12:50 a.m., a single-stage Black Brant V was launched, reaching an altitude of nearly 83 vertical miles, flying for roughly eight minutes. Rockets are launched several times each ... Space missions Sun, 01 Feb 2009 16:34:52 GMT http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/auroral-current-and-electrodynamics-structure-mission-t8.htm#8 http://astronomy.forumotion.com/space-missions-f27/auroral-current-and-electrodynamics-structure-mission-t8.htm