Author Topic: Soyuz-2.1b/Fregat - Khayyam - Baikonur - 9 August 2022 (05:52 UTC)  (Read 27282 times)

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"We also plan to deliver accompanying Russian small satellites: CubeSX-HSE-2, Monitor-1, UTMN, CYCLOPS, Siren, KAI-1, Kuzbass-300, Skoltech-B1, Skoltech-B2, Polytech Universe-1, Polytech Universe-2, Vizard, Geoscan-Edelweis, MIET-AIS, ISOI and ReshUCube," the company said.

KODIZ and Monitor-1 are officially the same spacecraft

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According to Iran Press news agency, the Iranian Space Agency announced in a report that in a joint cooperation with Russia, the Iranian Khayam satellite will be launched from the Baikonur space station ( Baikonur Cosmodrome) in Kazakhstan next week by a Soyuz satellite Carrier.

The report points out that the Khayyam satellite is an important step for providing satellite data and developing the applications of the space industry in Iran.

Furthermore, this satellite, which is owned by the Iran Space Agency, will provide suitable infrastructure for the smartening of different parts of the country, with accurate sensors in different spectrums.

The report continued that data received from the Khayyam satellite, will be used in improving productivity in the field of agriculture, careful monitoring of Iran's water resources, managing natural hazards, monitoring changes in land use, unauthorized constructions and dealing with deforestation, monitoring environmental hazards, monitoring mines and discoveries as well as mining, monitoring Iran's borders.

https://iranpress.com/content/63948/iran-launch-home-made-khayyam-satellite-into-space
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https://bigasia.ru/en/content/news/science_and_education/iranskiy-sputnik-khayyam-budet-zapushchen-s-baykonura-9-avgusta/

The Khayyam satellite commissioned by Iran with 16 small devices will be launched from Baikonur on August 9.
The Iranian satellite Khayyam will be launched on a Soyuz-2.1b carrier rocket from the Baikonur Cosmodrome on August 9. This was reported to journalists on Wednesday in Roscosmos.

"On August 9, 2022, the launch of the Soyuz-2.1b carrier rocket with the Fregat upper stage is planned from the Baikonur cosmodrome, which will launch the Khayyam remote sensing spacecraft into orbit by order of the Islamic Republic of Iran," the state corporation noted, adding that the device was designed and manufactured at enterprises belonging to Roscosmos.

According to the state corporation, the rocket will also carry a passing load — 16 small spacecraft, which were created by leading universities, commercial companies and non-profit organizations.

"Together with him (with the launch of the rocket — approx. It is planned to launch the associated Russian small satellites CubeSX-HSE-2, Monitor-1, UTMN, CYCLOPS, Siren, KAI-1, Kuzbass-300, Skoltech-B1, Skoltech-B2, Polytech Universe-1, Polytech Universe-2, Vizard, Geoscan-Edelweiss, MIET-AIS, ISOI and ReshUCube," Roscosmos explained.

Small devices were created at Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, the D. F. Ustinov Baltic State Technical University "Voenmeh", the D. V. Skobeltsyn Research Institute of Nuclear Physics, Tyumen State University, the Siberian State University of Science and Technology named after Academician M. F. Reshetnev and other universities, as well as in the companies "Geoscan", "Sputnix" and other organizations.

"Russian spacecraft are designed for scientific and technological research, including the development of technologies for implementing inter—satellite communication channels, measuring the level of electromagnetic radiation, remote sensing of the Earth and monitoring the environmental situation," the state corporation said.

Earlier, a source in the rocket and space industry told TASS that the next launch of the Soyuz-2 launch vehicle from the Baikonur cosmodrome is planned in the first decade of August.
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Regarding the launch vehicle change from Soyuz-2.1a to Soyuz-2.1b:
RH117 reports that references to the use now of a Soyuz-2.1b and Fregat purchased by OneWeb have been removed from NK forum posts.

He further suggests that if serial numbers are captured in photo or video clips, then the censored statements or assertions can be confirmed or denied.
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https://kaztag.kz/ru/news/soyuz-s-iranskim-sputnikom-khayyam-ustanovlen-na-startovyy-kompleks-baykonura

The Soyuz-2.1b rocket with an Iranian spacecraft (SC) for remote sensing of the Earth "Hayyam" and 16 small satellites of associated payloads was installed on the launch pad 31 of the cosmodrome, reports KazTAG.

"The Soyuz-2.1b rocket with the Hayyam spacecraft this morning at 7:30 local time was removed by rail from the spaceport's assembly and test building 40 and installed in launch unit No. 6 of pad 31 in a vertical position," a source at the spaceport said Friday.

After the service trusses were brought together, specialists from the Russian rocket and space industry began work on the first launch day program.

"Within three days, specialists of the cosmodrome will conduct final checks of the systems of the launch complex and the launch vehicle," the source specified.

On the eve of August 4, specialists of Roskosmos enterprises completed the general assembly of the launch vehicle Soyuz-2.1b. Joint calculations docked to the so-called "package" of the first and second stage rocket launcher block of the third stage and the head part, which earlier under the payload fairing were integrated upper stage "Fregat" and spacecraft.

The launch of a Soyuz-2.1b carrier rocket with the Hayyam spacecraft and a cluster of 38 satellites from 18 countries is scheduled for August 9 at 11.52.38 Nur-Sultan time.

The Khayyam spacecraft is a remote sensing (ERS) satellite made by Russian manufacturers and is designed to acquire images with a high accuracy of up to 1 m. The satellite will be used in the interests of the Islamic Republic of Iran to monitor the productivity of the country's agriculture, mining, natural and environmental problems.

Sixteen small Russian-made satellites will also be launched as payloads from Khayyam: CubeSX-HSE2, CYCLOPS, MIET-AIS, Polytech Universe 1, Polytech Universe 2, ReshUCube-1, Siren, Skoltech B1, Skoltech B2, UTMN, VIZARD-SS1, Geoscan-Edelveis, ISOI, KAI-1, Kuzbass-300, Monitor-1.

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The launch of a Soyuz-2.1b carrier rocket with the Hayyam spacecraft and a cluster of 38 satellites from 18 countries is scheduled for August 9 at 11.52.38 Nur-Sultan time.

38 satellites from 18 countries? That's a new thing

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The launch of a Soyuz-2.1b carrier rocket with the Hayyam spacecraft and a cluster of 38 satellites from 18 countries is scheduled for August 9 at 11.52.38 Nur-Sultan time.

38 satellites from 18 countries? That's a new thing
Which countries built the satellites to be launched with the Khayyam? Maybe Syria, Iraq, or a few other Muslim countries built those auxiliary satellites.

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The article contradicts itself with the number of satellites.

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Khayyam (replaces CAS500-2). 38 (total rideshare sats) - 16 (domestic SPACE-π sats) = 22 (remaining unannounced foreign satellites) if the article is correct.
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In the main thread about Russian launches the 16 cubesats are listed from Space-Pi 004 to Space-Pi 019. Which are the first 3?

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In the main thread about Russian launches the 16 cubesats are listed from Space-Pi 004 to Space-Pi 019. Which are the first 3?
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04 - March 22 (081:06:07:12.770) – CAS500-1, ELSA-d (Chaser, Target), GRUS-1B, GRUS-1C , GRUS-1D (FSTRA, Fukui Prefectural Satellite), GRUS-1E, Unisat-7 (GAUSS (Internal Payloads), BCCSAT-1, DIY-1 (Arduiqube), FEES, SMOG-1, STECCO, Unicorn-1 (Wormsail)), Challenge ONE (TELNET Demo), SPACE-π (CubeSX-Sirius-HSE (SiriusSat 3U, Sirius-DZZ), CubeSX-HSE (MIEM-3U, NIU VShE-DZZ), Orbi-Kraft-Zorkiy (Sputnix))), Open Cosmos ((WildTrackCube-SIMBA (IKUNS 3), 3B5GSAT [Cataluna] (Sateliot/Catalan NewSpace), BeeSat-5, BeeSat-6, BeeSat-7, BeeSat-8, GRBAlpha (CAMELOT Demo), DMSAT-1 (SmallSat, AirWatch), Shaheen Sat 17 (Najm-1, KACST-1), LacunaSat 2B (LS2-B)), ISIS Deployers (ADELIS-SAMSON 1, ADELIS-SAMSON 2, ADELIS-SAMSON 3, NanoSatC-Br 2 (University of Santa Maria: Southern Regional Space Research Center), KMSL (Korea Microgravity Science Laboratory), CANYVAL-C 1 (Pumbaa), CANYVAL-C 2 (Timon), Hiber 3, KSU Cubesat (King Saud University-Riyadh: College of Engineering)), Kepler-2-6, Kepler-2-7, NAPA-2 Mass Simulator, Vigoride Structural Mockup – Soyuz-2-1A/Fregat-M (В15000-044/122-05 (GK01)) – Baikonur, 31/6

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Scroll down to SPACE-π section toward the bottom.
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Orbital Launch no. 99 of 2022

Khayyam | Roscosmos | August 09 | 0152 ET

@roscosmos to launch Soyuz-2.1b rocket with Iranian remote sensing #Khayyam & 16 rideshare smallsats of @aerospacecap from #Baikonur cosmodrome site 31.

https://twitter.com/SpaceIntellige3/status/1556549927668518912

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Upcoming launch of #Khayyam mission via #Roscosmos' #Soyuz2 vehicle..

https://twitter.com/_rykllan/status/1556625004724469764

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Regarding the launch vehicle change from Soyuz-2.1a to Soyuz-2.1b:
RH117 reports that references to the use now of a Soyuz-2.1b and Fregat purchased by OneWeb have been removed from NK forum posts.

He further suggests that if serial numbers are captured in photo or video clips, then the censored statements or assertions can be confirmed or denied.
It would be interesting to know the serial of Soyuz.

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I think, it should be Fregat-M, not just Fregat. Am I right?

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I think, it should be Fregat-M, not just Fregat. Am I right?
It is considered a domestic launch through Roscosmos et al so they call it Fregat regardless of version. Arianespace launches through Starsem JV with Glavkosmos that call it Fregat-M/MT including those flying on Soyuz-ST's. Fregat-SB is the exception.
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/08/04/russia-iran-spy-satellite/

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Russia to launch spy satellite for Iran but use it first over Ukraine

By Joby Warrick and Ellen Nakashima
August 4, 2022 at 1:34 p.m. EDT

A new satellite that Russia is preparing to launch on Iran’s behalf next week will greatly enhance Tehran’s ability to spy on military targets across the Middle East — but first, Moscow intends to use the spacecraft to assist its own war effort in Ukraine, according to Western security officials familiar with the matter.

Russia’s Roscosmos space agency announced an Aug. 9 launch date for the satellite, dubbed “Khayyam” after a 12th-century Persian mathematician, in fulfillment of a deal negotiated with Iran over nearly four years. Russia agreed to build and launch the Kanopus-V system, which will include a high-resolution camera that would give Tehran unprecedented capabilities, including near-continuous monitoring of sensitive facilities in Israel and the Persian Gulf.

But Iran may not be able to take control of the satellite right away. Russia, which has struggled to achieve its military objectives in its five-month-old assault on Ukraine, has told Tehran that it plans to use the satellite for several months, or longer, to enhance its surveillance of military targets in that conflict, the two officials said on the condition of anonymity, citing sensitivities surrounding intelligence collection.

The Russian Embassy in Washington declined to comment.
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Not at all unlikely for two reasons:
1) the Iranian satellite seems to use a new platform built by VNIIEM, possibly the same one intended for Russia's new Razbeg optical reconnaissance satellites. Since Razbeg itself has probably not flown yet, the Russians will first want to put the new platform through its paces, using the battlefield in Ukraine as a target of observation.
2) Russia currently has only two satellites for detailed optical reconnaissance, namely the aging Persona satellites launched in 2013 and 2015. These are unlikely to fully satisfy the needs for optical reconnaissance during the current war.

It is not inconceivable that the use of the Iranian satellite for Russia's own purposes was discussed during Putin's recent visit to Iran. As a reminder, Putin vehemently denied the existence of a Russian-built spy satellite for Iran when asked about it in an interview with NBC in June last year.

It will be interesting to see if any pictures of the satellite are released after launch. If Khayyam indeed uses the same platform as Razbeg, that is unlikely to happen. So far no pictures or footage of launch preparations have been released, nor has any live coverage of the launch been announced. It looks very much like this is being treated as a military launch.

 

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