Author Topic: LIVE: Proton-M launch with Nimiq 5 satellite - September 17, 2009  (Read 26508 times)

Offline Phillip Clark

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According to the ILS mission overview, the planned separation orbit of Nimiq 5 from the Briz-M stage was 13.0 deg, 9,490-35,786 km.

Finally, the equivalent orbit has been issued by USSSN for 50A: 12.97 deg, 9,434-35,824 km.   The epoch of the orbit is to 0.1 day so this might well be a preliminary "quick look" orbit, which will later be refined.

The tank has yet to be catalogued as a separate piece (same for Briz-M), so there might be additional orbital data erroneously issued for that under the 50A designator until USSSN sorts out its data.
« Last Edit: 09/18/2009 04:02 pm by Phillip Clark »
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