Re: Arkon 2002 July 25

From: zarya@NTLWORLD.COM
Date: Tue Jul 23 2002 - 14:02:16 EDT

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At the time of launch, the Sun will be perpendicular to the orbit 
plane so the ground track will follow the terminator. The satellite 
will be in constant sunlight for a number of days.

The first Arkon, Cosmos 2344, was launched under similar lighting 
conditions.

On 22 Jul 2002 at 21:15, NK wrote:  

> 
> Hi,
>  
> Launch: 25.07.2002 15:13:21 UTC, Baykonur, LC-200L, Proton-K +
> upper stage.
> 
>.......... Orbit: 64.44 deg  1500x1835.6 km  119.7 min
> 
>_____________________________

Robert Christy
bob@zarya.info
www.zarya.info
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