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Tsiklon-3 | Koronas-I
Tsiklon-3 | Koronas-I launched on Wed, Mar 2, 1994, 03:25 AM UTC — a Russian Space Forces mission.
Launch SuccessfulRussian Space Forces
Lifted offNET Mar 1994
NET Wed, Mar 2, 1994, 03:25 AM UTC
Mission profile
The flight at a glance
Tsiklon-3Vehicle
Russian Space ForcesProvider
32/1Pad
Plesetsk Cosmodrome, Russian FederationLocation
AstrophysicsMission type
Low Earth OrbitOrbit
Flight simulation
Ascent to orbit
A representative gravity-turn climb for Tsiklon-3 to Low Earth Orbit. Illustrative model — not this mission’s live telemetry.
Mission timeT+0:00
Altitude0.0 km
Velocity0.00 km/s
PhaseLiftoff
T+0:00 / 8:00
SimulatedRepresentative Tsiklon-3 ascent profile — illustrative model, not this mission’s live telemetry.
The mission
Koronas-I
KORONAS-I (or CORONAS-I), a Russian-Ukranian spacecraft, was launched by a Tsiklon-3 booster from the Plesetsk cosmodrome. It carried UV and x-ray instruments to map the Sun and plasma monitors to study the ionosphere and magnetosphere.
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Frequently asked
What time does Tsiklon-3 | Koronas-I launch?
Tsiklon-3 | Koronas-I is scheduled to lift off Wed, Mar 2, 1994, 03:25 AM UTC.
Where can I watch Tsiklon-3 | Koronas-I?
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Who is launching Tsiklon-3 | Koronas-I?
Tsiklon-3 | Koronas-I is an Russian Space Forces mission flying on a Tsiklon-3.
Where does Tsiklon-3 | Koronas-I launch from?
It lifts off from 32/1, Plesetsk Cosmodrome, Russian Federation.