The Day America's Moon Rocket Began Its Journey
Fifty-nine years ago, a revolutionary new rocket thundered skyward from Cape Kennedy, testing the spacecraft that would eventually carry astronauts to the lunar surface
Launch Date
October 29, 1975
Launch Site
Launch Pad
LC90
Launch Vehicle
Tsiklon-2
NORAD ID
08654
International Designator
1975-102AJ
Decay Date
11/15/1976
Name
COSMOS 777 DEB
Alternative Name
deb Kosmos-777
Type
Status
Owner
VMF
Country
USSR
Constellation
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Length
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Span
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Dry Mass
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Launch Mass
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Shape
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Radar Cross Section
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Visual Magnitude
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Material Composition
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Payload
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Purpose
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Mission
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Manufacturer
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Life Expectancy
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Bus
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Configuration
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Motor
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Equipment
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Power System
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ADCS
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Transmitter Frequency
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