Tag: Proton-M
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ILS Proton M successfully launches Eutelsat-9B
International Launch Services (ILS) successfully utilized its Proton M rocket to launch the Eutelsat-9B communications satellite on a multi-hour flight to its transfer orbit. The satellite includes a hosted Data Relay System payload for the European Space Agency. Launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan was on schedule at 22:20 UTC on Friday. Proton M…
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Russian Proton-M successfully launches with Ekspress AMU1
A Russian Government Proton-M was action on Thursday, lofting the Ekspress AMU1 communications satellite on what was a multi-hour flight to a geostationary orbit via its Briz-M Upper Stage. The Russian workhorse launched from its traditional home at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 21:31 UTC. Proton-M launch: The Proton booster tasked with carrying the…
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Proton M successfully launches Garpun satellite
Russia’s Proton-M launched on its seventh flight of the year Sunday morning, beginning a lengthy mission to deploy a Garpun military communications satellite. The rocket departed Baikonur at 06:19 local time (00:19 UTC) to begin a nine-hour journey to geostationary orbit that resulted in a successful deployment of the satellite. Proton M launch: Garpun, meaning…
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ILS Proton M successfully launches Türksat-4B
International Launch Services (ILS) utilized its Proton M rocket again on Friday, this time to successfully launch the Türksat-4B communications satellite on what was a multi-hour flight to its transfer orbit. Launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan was on schedule at 20:40 UTC. Proton M Mission: The Proton booster used to launch the Türksat-4B satellite is…
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Russian Proton M successfully launches Ekspress-AM8
A Russian Government Proton-M was action on Monday, tasked with lofting the Ekspress-AM8 communications satellite on what was a multi-hour flight to a geostationary orbit via its DM-03 Upper Stage. The Russian workhorse launched from its traditional home at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 19:00 UTC, prior to a successful spacecraft deployment. Proton-M launch:…
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ILS Proton M completes RTF mission with Inmarsat 5 F3
International Launch Services (ILS) has returned the Proton M rocket to flight via the launch of the Inmarsat-5 F-3 communications satellite – part of the Inmarsat Global Xpress (GX) system – on a multi-hour flight to its transfer orbit. Launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan took place on schedule at 11:44 GMT, followed by a…
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Russian spacecraft find no ground impacts from failed Proton-M
A fleet of Russian spacecraft have completed an extensive search for ground impact points related to the recent failure of the International Launch Services (ILS) Proton rocket. Focusing on the estimated entry point for the Third Stage, Breeze-M Upper Stage and MexSat-1 satellite, Roscosmos said the fleet found no areas of interest, meaning no major…
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Russian Proton-M successfully launches Ekspress-AM7
A Russian Proton-M was in action on Wednesday, lofting the Ekspress-AM7 communications satellite on what was a multi-hour flight to a geostationary orbit via its Briz-M Upper Stage. The Russian workhorse launched from its traditional home at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 22:05 UTC on a nominal first leg of the flight, before successfully…
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ILS Proton M launches with Inmarsat-5 F-2
International Launch Services (ILS) opened their 2015 campaign with the successful launch of the Russian Proton-M rocket, this time carrying the Inmarsat-5 F-2 communications satellite – part of the Inmarsat Global Xpress (GX) system – on a multi-hour flight to its transfer orbit. Launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan was on schedule at 12:31 GMT. Proton-M:…
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ILS Proton M launches ASTRA 2G
International Launch Services (ILS) has conducted its final launch of the year, with the Russian Proton M launching the ASTRA 2G satellite from Pad 39 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Launch is took place at 21:37 GMT on Saturday, ahead of over nine hours of flight to spacecraft separation – concluding a successful mission. Proton…