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Apr 30 2008, 11:56 PM
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I'm creating a personal list of soviet missions to the Moon, Mars and Venus with dates and times for special events. So far, I got the following for the Mars missions:
Mars 1 - Target: Mars Time Date Event n/a 01.11.1962 Spacecraft launched n/a 21.03.1963 Communications ceased (Probably due to failure of the spacecrafts antenna orientation system) n/a 19.06.1963 Distant Mars flyby (193,000 km) Mars 2 - Target: Mars Time Date Event 16:22:44 UTC 19.05.1971 Spacecraft launched n/a 27.11.1971 Mars 2 enters orbit around Mars (1,380 x 24,940 km) n/a 27.11.1971 Mars 2 lander seperated from orbiter n/a 27.11.1971 Mars 2 lander malfunctioned (Parachute did not deploy) n/a 22.08.1972 Mars 2 Orbiter completed its mission after 362 Orbits Mars 3 - Target: Mars Time Date Event 15:26:30 UTC 28.05.1971 Spacecraft launched n/a 02.12.1971 Mars 3 enters orbit around Mars 09:14:00 UT 02.12.1971 Mars 3 lander seperated from orbiter 13:49:00 UT 02.12.1971 Mars 3 lander enters Martian atmosphere 13:52:10 UT 02.12.1971 Mars 3 lander touched down on Martian surface 13:52:25 UT 02.12.1971 Mars 3 lander transmission stopped for unknown reasons n/a 22.08.1972 Mars 3 orbiter completed its mission after 20 orbits Mars 4 - Target: Mars Time Date Event 19:30:59 UTC 21.07.1973 Spacecraft launched n/a 10.02.1974 Mars Flyby (2,200 km) n/a 10.02.1974 Mars 4 didn't reach orbit due to a retro-rocket failure Mars 5 - Target: Mars Time Date Event 18:55:48 UTC 25.07.1973 Spacecraft launched 15:45:00 UT 12.02.1974 Mars 5 enters orbit around Mars (1,755 x 32,555 km) n/a n/a Mars 5 orbiter fails due to loss of pressurization in the transmitter housing after 22 orbits Mars 6 - Target: Mars Time Date Event n/a 05.08.1973 Spacecraft launched n/a 12.03.1974 Mars 6 lander seperated at a distance of 48,000 km from Mars n/a 12.03.1974 Mars 6 enters orbit around Mars 09:05:53 UT 12.03.1974 Mars 6 lander enters the Martian atmosphere 09:08:32 UT 12.03.1974 Mars 6 lander parachute opened 09:11:05 UT 12.03.1974 Contact to Mars 6 lander has been lost (Lander possibly hit surface with 61 m/s) n/a n/a Mars 6 orbiter completed its mission? Mars 7 - Target: Mars Time Date Event n/a 09.08.1973 Spacecraft launched n/a 09.03.1974 Mars 7 lander seperated 4 hours too early (Lander misses Mars by 1,300 km) n/a 12.03.1974 Mars 7 orbiter and lander entered heliocentric orbits n/a n/a Mars 7 orbiter completed its mission? ______ I'm missing some timestamps for several events. Does somebody know precise dates and times for each mission events? Maybe even some additional events? I hope that my english is not too worse -------------------- --- Under Construction ---
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May 3 2008, 03:21 PM
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I have found the Deep Space Chronicle to be a treasurehouse of information about all deep space missions from 1958 to 1999.
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Dominik Mars Spacecraft timelines Apr 30 2008, 11:56 PM
edstrick Mars 6 and 7 were flyby spacecraft carrying direct... May 1 2008, 07:06 AM
PhilCo126 In November 1971, Mars 2 became actually the first... May 1 2008, 09:15 AM
Dominik I've got those information from the german and... May 2 2008, 07:18 AM
Phil Stooke Never mind Wikipedia. Use this instead:
http://n... May 3 2008, 11:57 AM
remcook LOL I like the warning here:
"View the entir... May 3 2008, 12:36 PM
Dominik Thx Phil!
That site is really cool. Now I... May 3 2008, 01:19 PM![]() ![]() |
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