http://www.khrunichev.com/main.php?id=1&nid=3671Google translate:QuoteIn 2019, 6 launches of the Proton-M launch vehicle are scheduled. Also Center them. Mv Khrunicheva will prepare for shipment to the Plesetsk cosmodrome a second heavy-class launch vehicle Angara-A5, which will be launched in December 2019.
In 2019, 6 launches of the Proton-M launch vehicle are scheduled. Also Center them. Mv Khrunicheva will prepare for shipment to the Plesetsk cosmodrome a second heavy-class launch vehicle Angara-A5, which will be launched in December 2019.
And the first Angara A5 / Persey again with ballast?Or is Persey 14S48 closely enough related to Block-DM03 and Block-DM SLB, so that they have confidence?
...PerseusIn 2014, RKK Energia issued a technical project for the 14S48 Persei (Perseus) and 14S49 upper stages, which incorporated most features proposed for the Phase II upgrade in the DM-03 project. The 14S48 variant was equipped with an older 11D58M engine, while the 14S49 would sport the new-generation 11D58MF engine. Both variants will apparently do away with the use of toxic propellants in auxiliary propulsion systems and will feature new compact flight control system. Both stages would also have a new removable adapter, which could serve as an interface for the largest payload fairing available for the Angara-5 rocket.
Block DM-03 11S861-03 still has the big round (heavy) avionics container above.14S48 Persey does not have that anymore, but small avionics container similar to the Block DM-SLB, I believe.As it was with Block DM-SL I do not know.Does 14S48 inherit the avionics from the DM-SLB?
https://twitter.com/katlinegrey/status/1137056814032457728QuoteThe second launch of #AngaraA5 will be without payload, said #Rogozin today. There will be the test of the launch vehicle with new upper stage 14S48 #Perseus (modification of DM family): https://ria.ru/20190607/1555362692.html …
The second launch of #AngaraA5 will be without payload, said #Rogozin today. There will be the test of the launch vehicle with new upper stage 14S48 #Perseus (modification of DM family): https://ria.ru/20190607/1555362692.html …
Anatoly Zak writes on his website, that the second Angara A5 starts again with Briz-M. (14S43, cyr. 14C43)http://www.russianspaceweb.com/angara5-flight2.html#2018_09@anik writes on Novosti kosmonavtiki forum that Persey (14S48, cyr. 14C48) will start later with A5 3L.http://novosti-kosmonavtiki.ru/forum/messages/forum13/topic14340/message1881165/#message1881165
Quote from: zubenelgenubi on 10/13/2019 05:39 amThe second launch of Angara-A5, now scheduled for the first half of 2020 from Plesetsk, will use the Briz-M upper stage?And carry a dummy payload?To GEO?Yes.Quote from: zubenelgenubi on 10/13/2019 05:39 amThe third launch of Angara-A5 will also be from Plesetsk and will use Persey, an upgrade of the DM-03 upper stage?And, again, it will carry a dummy payload? Or a real payload?To GEO?If the second Angara-A5 launch will be successful then one of Ekspress-AMU goes on the third Angara-A5 with DM-03.
The second launch of Angara-A5, now scheduled for the first half of 2020 from Plesetsk, will use the Briz-M upper stage?And carry a dummy payload?To GEO?
The third launch of Angara-A5 will also be from Plesetsk and will use Persey, an upgrade of the DM-03 upper stage?And, again, it will carry a dummy payload? Or a real payload?To GEO?
Quote from: Alter Sachse on 10/11/2019 07:57 pmEkspress-AMU 3Ekspress-AMU 7Ekspress-AMU 4probably on Angara 5https://ria.ru/20191010/1559620876.htmlProton is still primary for Ekspress-AMU 3 and Ekspress-AMU 7 as they can be launched together[,] other[wise they] must launch on two A5's[,] unless they wait for Vostochny and Angara-A5M to be ready.
Ekspress-AMU 3Ekspress-AMU 7Ekspress-AMU 4probably on Angara 5https://ria.ru/20191010/1559620876.html
https://twitter.com/katlinegrey/status/1298273996060860423
https://twitter.com/katlinegrey/status/1294154123546365952
Tonight [August 14], the second AngaraA5 was sent from the Khrunichev Center to the Plesetsk cosmodrome by rail. It is expected that it will arrive on August 17. The launch is scheduled for November 3.
...KUBINKA / Moscow region /, August 28. / TASS /. Center them. MV Khrunicheva plans to deliver the third heavy Angara-A5, which will be launched with the Perseus upper stage for the first time in 2021, to the final assembly from Omsk to Moscow in November. The general director of the enterprise Alexey Varochko told TASS about this at the Army-2020 forum."Now the second Angara is being unloaded from the train at the Plesetsk cosmodrome, after which the train will arrive at PO Polet in Omsk to transport the third Angara to Moscow," Varochko said.According to the Director General of the Center, delivery of the launch vehicle to Moscow is "expected in November", where the Angara will undergo final tests and assembly. Six months after that, the company plans to deliver the rocket to the Plesetsk cosmodrome....
Quote from: Star One on 12/14/2020 07:13 amCross posting:https://twitter.com/katlinegrey/status/1338376987824578562QuoteThere are rumors that the next #AngaraA5 launch is scheduled for the next year! Yahoo, we don’t have to wait another six years!Crossed fingersRocketIt'll be launched with Persey upper stage test flight only. Next Angara after this launch might be light version 1.2. Only the 2 launches of Angara rockets are now planned for year 2021.
Cross posting:https://twitter.com/katlinegrey/status/1338376987824578562QuoteThere are rumors that the next #AngaraA5 launch is scheduled for the next year! Yahoo, we don’t have to wait another six years!Crossed fingersRocket
There are rumors that the next #AngaraA5 launch is scheduled for the next year! Yahoo, we don’t have to wait another six years!Crossed fingersRocket
https://ria.ru/20201219/angara-1589996330.htmlGoogle translate:Quote"The launch of the heavy" Angara "is planned for the first time with the Perseus upper stage and a mock-up of the spacecraft in the third quarter of 2021," the agency's source said...."The start of the light" Angara "is planned in the fourth quarter of next year, also with a satellite model," the source said.
"The launch of the heavy" Angara "is planned for the first time with the Perseus upper stage and a mock-up of the spacecraft in the third quarter of 2021," the agency's source said...."The start of the light" Angara "is planned in the fourth quarter of next year, also with a satellite model," the source said.
Missile modules of the heavy "Angara" are sent from Omsk to Moscow to the control and test stationThis year we plan to conduct at least two test launches of one heavy and one light "Angara" to confirm the high technical characteristics and reliability of this missile.
This year, the Angara-5 heavy-class launch vehicle will be launched with a real spacecraft on board, and not with a satellite model. This launch, which is already the third in a row, according to the instructions of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, must pass with a payload.About this in an interview with the news agency RIA News said the general director of the Khrunichev State Space Research Center Alexei Varochko.The Ministry of Defense has set the task of providing the third launch with a payload. To do this, you will have to work hard, including with insurance companies.- said the head of the research and production center.He clarified that it is not yet known what type of satellite will be delivered by the launch vehicle.
https://ria.ru/20210607/sputnik-1735967122.htmlSpeaking during hearings at the State Duma today, Dmitri Rogozin has confirmed what has been obvious all along, namely that Western sanctions are having a major impact on the Russian launch schedule. "We have more than enough rockets, but nothing to place into orbit with them", he said. Many satellites are nearly fully assembled, but still awaiting electronic components that cannot be delivered due to the sanctions. Rogozin said that in the past three years Roscosmos has increased the production of domestic space-rated electronic components by 2.5 times. So far this does not seem to be having much effect though. The statistics only confirm Rogozin's words. This year Russia has conducted just eight space launches, with only four of those carrying Russian-built payloads (Kosmos-2549, Progress MS-16, Arktika-M, Soyuz MS-18). There is a tremendous backlog of unlaunched satellites, including many high-priority payloads for the Ministry of Defense.
Payload = bricks?
MOSCOW, August 25 - RIA Novosti. The third launch of the Angara-A5 heavy-class launch vehicle from the Plesetsk cosmodrome is planned for the first half of December, two sources in the rocket and space industry told RIA Novosti."The launch of Angara-A5 with a new Perseus upper stage and a mock-up of a spacecraft from Plesetsk is scheduled for the first half of December," the agency's source said.Another source confirmed this information.In July, the third "Angara-A5" was sent to the cosmodrome.Earlier it was reported that the Khrunichev Center, under a contract with the RF Ministry of Defense, is to produce six Angara-A5 missiles for flight tests. Two of them have already departed in 2014 and 2020 with the Briz-M upper stages and spacecraft mock-ups.In addition, the enterprise, by order of the military department, is to produce four serial Angara-A5 missiles. In December 2020, the general director of the Khrunichev Center, Aleksey Varochko, said that they would be delivered to the customer in 2022-2024.Angara is a family of environmentally friendly launch vehicles of various classes. It includes light carriers "Angara-1.2", heavy ones - "Angara-A5" and modernized "Angara-A5M", increased carrying capacity - "Angara-A5V".
The assembly of the AngaraA5 rocket in preparation for the next test flight began at Plesetsk, said the source. The launch is going to take place NET December 9.tass.ru/kosmos/12417601
