https://twitter.com/anik1982space/status/1217438642131668993the list of remaining solid launches of Proton-M:- Express-80/103 (2020)- ExoMars (2020)- MLM (2020-2021)- Express-AMU3 / 7 (2021)- Electro-L No. 4 (2021-2022)- unknown (2022)- AngoSat-2 (2022)- Electro-L No. 5 (2022)- Express-AMU4 (2022-2023)- NEM (2023)
For Elektro-L №4 and №5, Proton-M №93568 and №93570 are currently allocated.QuoteПроведение регламентных работ (ежегодного технического обслуживания) на PH «Протон-М» №93568 для запуска космического аппарата «Электро-Л» №4.https://www.zakupki.gov.ru/epz/contract/contractCard/document-info.html?reestrNumber=4770238802720000119QuoteПроведение регламентных работ (ежегодного технического обслуживания) на PH «Протон-М» №93570 для запуска космического аппарата «Электро-Л» №5.https://www.zakupki.gov.ru/epz/contract/contractCard/document-info.html?reestrNumber=4770238802720000124<snip>
Проведение регламентных работ (ежегодного технического обслуживания) на PH «Протон-М» №93568 для запуска космического аппарата «Электро-Л» №4.
Проведение регламентных работ (ежегодного технического обслуживания) на PH «Протон-М» №93570 для запуска космического аппарата «Электро-Л» №5.
At CGMS-49 in May, Roscosmos provided an updated launch schedule for Elektro-L, Arktika-M, and Meteor-M.As of 11 May:Elektro-L №4: 2022Elektro-L №5: 2023<snip>
Per the link below the table lists the Blok DM-03 Phase I Variant I original assignments and the reassignments from the cancelled Glonass-M triplet and other launches and those that are now unassigned. Blok DM-03 Phase IIa (Baikonur only) will tentatively debut following the completion of the Blok DM-03 Phase I Variant I order assignments. Note that Blok DM-03 Phase IIa stages are as far as I can find unassigned.https://www.russianspaceweb.com/block-dm03.html
Quote from: Vahe231991 on 02/03/2022 02:11 amQuote from: GWR64 on 01/21/2022 09:40 pmQuote from: Josh_from_Canada on 12/04/2021 06:42 amApparently there's still two active pads for Proton. Site 81 Pad 24 and Site 200 Pad 39.https://ria.ru/20211203/baykonur-1761987597.htmlThe launches of Elektro-L No. 4 and 5 are planned from 81/24.Do you have a source indicating that the Elektro-L No.4 and No.5 will be launched from Site 81/24?The contract for the launch campaign between Roskosmos and TSENKI shows the following:-Quote- стартовый комплекс 8П882К (СК);[source]Site 81 is 8П882К, where as 200 is 8П882К-4Ф.
Quote from: GWR64 on 01/21/2022 09:40 pmQuote from: Josh_from_Canada on 12/04/2021 06:42 amApparently there's still two active pads for Proton. Site 81 Pad 24 and Site 200 Pad 39.https://ria.ru/20211203/baykonur-1761987597.htmlThe launches of Elektro-L No. 4 and 5 are planned from 81/24.Do you have a source indicating that the Elektro-L No.4 and No.5 will be launched from Site 81/24?
Quote from: Josh_from_Canada on 12/04/2021 06:42 amApparently there's still two active pads for Proton. Site 81 Pad 24 and Site 200 Pad 39.https://ria.ru/20211203/baykonur-1761987597.htmlThe launches of Elektro-L No. 4 and 5 are planned from 81/24.
Apparently there's still two active pads for Proton. Site 81 Pad 24 and Site 200 Pad 39.https://ria.ru/20211203/baykonur-1761987597.html
- стартовый комплекс 8П882К (СК);
https://ria.ru/20220719/spektrometr-1803387972.htmlMeteor-MP satellite spectrometer will provide twice as much data [July 19]QuoteIn 2023, the launch of Elektro-L No. 4 is expected, and in 2024, the fifth such satellite.
In 2023, the launch of Elektro-L No. 4 is expected, and in 2024, the fifth such satellite.
https://www.roscosmos.ru/38565/"Proton-M" launch vehicle was delivered to Baikonur CosmodromeA train with a rocket carrier rocket "Proton-M" arrived from the Moscow Rocket and Space Plant of the Khrunichev State Space Research and Production Center (included in the State Corporation "Roscosmos") at the Baikonur Cosmodrome.The blocks of the launch vehicle were transported to the technical complex of the cosmodrome.Soon the assembly and testing facility is scheduled to begin preparing Proton-M for the launch campaign.Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
Quote from: Blackhavvk on 12/07/2022 07:32 amLuna 25 - 13 July, Glonass k2 - NET April, Proton launch - 19 February ( there are tours on this day)Proton should be for Electro-L No. 4:https://twitter.com/katlinegrey/status/1599068657359163392Quote#ProtonM to launch the Electro-L №4 satellite arrived at Baikonur! The launch is scheduled for February 2023.
Luna 25 - 13 July, Glonass k2 - NET April, Proton launch - 19 February ( there are tours on this day)
#ProtonM to launch the Electro-L №4 satellite arrived at Baikonur! The launch is scheduled for February 2023.
The #ElectroL №4 satellite has been delivered to Baikonur this week. If everything goes by the plane, it will be the first Russian launch next year, on February 5, 2023, and one of two Proton launches in the same month.
Proton launch on February 5 at 14:12 local time or 09:12 UTC:https://kosmodrom.space/raspisanie-zapuskovhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1_Pp1YAB67WclPzlWTANvnXJxSo0pUoO6/view?usp=share_link
#ProtonM has been rolled out early in the morning to the Pad 81 on Baikonur.
How many Protons left ?
Quote from: hektor on 02/04/2023 02:11 pmHow many Protons left ?If the Elektro-L No.4 is launched, there are five Protons left to be launched. The answer to this question has already been discussed elsewhere on this forum:https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=17568.440
Quote from: Vahe231991 on 02/04/2023 02:56 pmQuote from: hektor on 02/04/2023 02:11 pmHow many Protons left ?If the Elektro-L No.4 is launched, there are five Protons left to be launched. The answer to this question has already been discussed elsewhere on this forum:https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=17568.440Where are you getting "five Protons left to be launched."? If you look back at your own posts in the thread you linked, you'll find one saying there are a lot more than five Protons left in inventory.
Russia's first orbital launch of the year is slated for 09:12 UTC tomorrow, a Proton-M mission to deploy the Elektro-L weather satellite to geostationary orbit.Article by Justin Mooney (@OGNovuh):
