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#100 by shuttle on 28 Apr, 2008 05:09
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any news ?
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#101 by Nick L. on 28 Apr, 2008 05:10
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T+9 minutes. Not even a clue as to whether it's lifted off, been scrubbed, or gone BOOM!
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#102 by astropl on 28 Apr, 2008 05:10
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GW_Simulations - 28/4/2008 7:00 AM
T-0. Launch shuld have occurred.
On-time launch!
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#103 by Nick L. on 28 Apr, 2008 05:12
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QuoteGW_Simulations - 28/4/2008 7:00 AM
T-0. Launch shuld have occurred.
On-time launch!
http://www.rian.ru/technology/20080428/106034528.html
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#104 by input~2 on 28 Apr, 2008 06:00
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Satellite separation is planned at 12:19 GMT
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#105 by on 28 Apr, 2008 06:10
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#106 by shuttle on 28 Apr, 2008 09:37
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The launcher’s first and second stages have already been successfully separated. The last stage will be separated a few hours after the launch, and AMOS-3 will unfold its solar panels and main antenna and begin communicating with its ground-control station.
http://www.amos-spacecom.com/amos1/page.asp?newsid=22&type=6&lang=1&cat=68 -
#107 by slavik on 28 Apr, 2008 10:53
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mms://213.8.193.29/msnvideo/news/amosfly_080428.wmv
(http://www.novosti-kosmonavtiki.ru/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=7517&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=615)
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#108 by eeergo on 28 Apr, 2008 11:17
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slavik - 28/4/2008 11:53 AM mms://213.8.193.29/msnvideo/news/amosfly_080428.wmv (http://www.novosti-kosmonavtiki.ru/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=7517&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=615)
Thanks for that! Wow, very powerful looking, and great sound!
Congratulations for LandLaunch's first success!
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#109 by yuri_doma on 28 Apr, 2008 11:30
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http://www.federalspace.ru/NewsDoSele.asp?NEWSID=3298 (with images)
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#110 by Satori on 28 Apr, 2008 11:57
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Exact launch time in format 0500:00,XXXUTC???
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#111 by input~2 on 28 Apr, 2008 13:26
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From roskosmos web site:
28.04.2008 Amos-3 spacecraft transmitted to the customer management
In accordance with its timeline, "Amos-3" separated from the "DM-SL B" boost stage at 16 hours. 19 min. (Moscow Standard Time) on 28 April 2008. -
#112 by roy on 28 Apr, 2008 13:59
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http://msnvideo.msn.co.il/video/default.aspx?g=c709e9b8-826a-4227-9d29-ed4228b23f69
video of amos 3 injoy it
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#113 by input~2 on 28 Apr, 2008 14:16
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message for NSF administrator(s):
Did you suppress some of our posts in this thread from this morning, in particular those about the wrong ITAR-TASS picture? Could we have some reasons for that suppression?
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#114 by input~2 on 28 Apr, 2008 14:24
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The picture is still wrong (it's a Soyuz) in the updated article at http://www.itar-tass.com/eng/level2.html?NewsID=12627168
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#115 by roy on 28 Apr, 2008 14:46
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the last link is not real photo ?
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#116 by Satori on 28 Apr, 2008 15:00
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roy - 28/4/2008 9:46 AM
the last link is not real photo ?
No, it is not the photo of the Zenit-3SLB launch. Sometimes news agencies use images of other launches to illustrate those articles. This is a usual procedure especially when the news about the launches is given a few minutes after they happen and when the images are not available yet. -
#117 by roy on 28 Apr, 2008 15:12
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the youtube is real video coming from ukrina is fantasic video acroding this video
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#118 by edkyle99 on 28 Apr, 2008 18:00
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Here is a real photo of the launch, from the Spacecom web site.
http://www.amos-spacecom.com/UserFiles/Image/A3%20launch1.jpg
I've attached a reduced version of the image to this message.
- Ed Kyle
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#119 by Danderman on 29 Apr, 2008 20:34
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Could someone explain why the Israelis switched from Soyuz to Zenit for this mission? AFAIK, the mass of the AMOS payload was similar to the AMOS flown on Soyuz-FG. Is it possible that Zenit is now cheaper than Soyuz?
