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AZERBAIJAN'S FIRST TELECOMMUNICATION SATELLITE TAKES ITS ORBITAL POSITION AZERBAIJAN'S FIRST TELECOMMUNICATION SATELLITE TAKES ITS ORBITAL POSITION - According to APA, from 19 February to early March, Azerspace-1 trials will continue and thereupon it will be fully leased to Azercosmos. The satellite will be managed by specialists of Azercosmos from the main control center near Baku. Redundant control center is located in Nakhchivan. Remind that, Azerbaijan's first telecommunications satellite (Azerspace-1) launched to orbit on February 8. Azerspace-1 manufactured by the US-based Orbital Sciences Corporation on a flight-proven GEO Star-2 platform and launched by the highly reliable Ariane-5 launch vehicle of the French Arianespace.   More
(Source: News.Az - Feb 20)


RUSSIA TO LAUNCH BIOSCIENCE SATELLITE RUSSIA TO LAUNCH BIOSCIENCE SATELLITE - A Russian satellite that will conduct biological experiments in space and its launch rocket have been delivered to the Baikonur space center, officials said. As part of Russia's Federal Space Program, the Bion-M spacecraft will conduct fundamental and applied research in space biology, physiology and biotechnology while in orbit, the Roscosmos space agency reported Monday.    More
(Source: UPI.com - Feb 20)


NEXT PRIVATE SPACECRAFT LAUNCH TO SPACE STATION SET FOR MARCH 1 NEXT PRIVATE SPACECRAFT LAUNCH TO SPACE STATION SET FOR MARCH 1 - The next private cargo mission to the International Space Station is slated to blast off March 1, NASA announced today (Feb. 14). The unmanned Dragon capsule, built by California-based firm SpaceX, will launch from Florida's Cape Canaveral Air Force Station at 10:10 a.m. EST (1510 GMT) on March 1 and arrive at the orbiting lab a day later.    More
(Source: Space.com - Feb 18)


INDO-FRENCH SATELLITE SARAL SET FOR LAUNCH ON FEBRUARY 25 INDO-FRENCH SATELLITE SARAL SET FOR LAUNCH ON FEBRUARY 25 - Indo-French satellite 'SARAL', aimed at oceanographic studies, would be launched along with a mix of six foreign mini and micro satellites on board PSLV-C20 from the spaceport of Sriharikota on February 25. The core-alone PSLV-20 is slated for the blast-off at around 6 pm on that day, sources in Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) told PTI here.    More
(Source: Economic Times - Feb 18)


ASTEROID 2012 DA14: WILL IT SMASH A SATELLITE? ASTEROID 2012 DA14: WILL IT SMASH A SATELLITE? - If your satellite TV goes out on Friday, can you blame it on an asteroid? Highly unlikely, say scientists monitoring the approach of asteroid 2012 DA14, which will zoom closer to Earth on Friday than any other known object of its size. The celestial visitor, which is almost as wide as the length of an Olympic-sized swimming pool, is due to pass as close as 17,100 miles at 2:24 p.m. EST (7:24 p.m. GMT) on Friday. That's closer than the television and communications satellites which circle the planet some 500 miles higher.    More
(Source: Discovery News - Feb 14)


RUSSIANS SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCH SPACE STATION RESUPPLY SHIP RUSSIANS SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCH SPACE STATION RESUPPLY SHIP - Dispatching a freighter filled with food, fuel and supplies to the International Space Station, a Russian Soyuz booster launched Monday from the Baikonur Cosmodrome on a six-hour trek to the orbiting outpost. The rocket successfully blasted off carrying the automated Progress vessel from the launch base in Kazakhstan at 9:41:46 a.m. EST (1441:46 GMT; 8:41 p.m. local time), beginning Russia's 50th delivery mission attempted to the space station since 2000.    More
(Source: SpaceFlight Now - Feb 13)


ROBOTIC RUSSIAN SUPPLY SHIP DOCKS WITH SPACE STATION ROBOTIC RUSSIAN SUPPLY SHIP DOCKS WITH SPACE STATION - An unmanned Russian spacecraft carrying nearly 3 tons of supplies arrived at the International Space Station Monday (Feb. 11) less than six hours after blasting off. The robotic Progress 50 resupply ship docked with the orbiting lab at 3:35 p.m. EST (2035 GMT) Monday after launching from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 9:41 a.m. EST (1441 GMT). Such unmanned cargo trips have traditionally taken about two days.    More
(Source: Space.com - Feb 13)


ATLAS 5 ROCKET LAUNCH CONTINUES LEGACY OF LANDSAT ATLAS 5 ROCKET LAUNCH CONTINUES LEGACY OF LANDSAT - Roaring off the launch pad to build upon a 40-year legacy of monitoring the Earth's environment from space, the latest and greatest satellite carrying the name Landsat successfully arrived in orbit Monday. "I do not think it hyperbole to suggest that all seven billion of us will benefit from the results of the Landsat Data Continuity Mission," said Jim Irons, the satellite's project scientist.    More
(Source: SpaceFlignt Now - Feb 12)


INDO-FRENCH SATELLITE SET FOR LAUNCH - Indo-French space cooperation is all set to soar to new heights with the scheduled launch of a satellite to study changes in the environment soon after the visit of French President Francois Hollande here next week. The SARAL-Altika satellite, a joint project of the space agencies of India and France, will complement the observations of the seas made by current satellites.    More
(Source: NDTV - Feb 11)


ROBOTIC RUSSIAN SUPPLY SHIP LEAVES SPACE STATION ROBOTIC RUSSIAN SUPPLY SHIP LEAVES SPACE STATION - An unmanned Russian cargo ship undocked from the International Space Station Saturday (Feb. 9) to make way for a fresh delivery of supplies for the six astronauts living on the orbiting laboratory next week. The trash-filled Progress 48 supply ship undocked from the space station's Russian Pirs docking port at 8:15 a.m. EST (1315 GMT) and was expected to intentionally destroy itself by burning up in Earth's atmosphere a few hours later.    More
(Source: Space.com - Feb 10)

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