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Flight 141
225 km
Altitude Apogee
35 945 km at injection
Inclination
7 degrees
The ARIANE 44L launcher liftoff for Flight 141 is scheduled on the morning of June 8, 2001
as early as possible within the following launch window :
LAUNCH OPPORTUNITY
GMT
Paris time
Washington time
Kourou time
From 06:44 am
08:44 am
02:44 am
03:44 am
to 07:44 am
09:44 am
03:44 am
04:44 am
on June 8, 2001
June 8, 2001
June 8, 2001
June 8, 2001
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Flight 141
Dates
May 7, 2001
D-7
Satellite activities
D-6
Tuesday, May 29
D-5
Wednesday, May 30
D-4
Thursday, May 31
D-3
Friday, June 1
Launch Rehearsal
D-2
Tuesday, June 5
D-1
Wednesday, June 6
Filling of 1st stage, and 2nd stage, and liquid boosters with UH 25 and N2O4.
D-0
Thursday, June 7
Launch Countdown including 3rd stage filling with liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen.
H-0
Friday, June 8
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Flight 141
Events
12h
30 mn 00 s
5h
35 mn 00 s
3h
35 mn 00 s
1h
5 mn 00 s
Start of the 3rd stage filling operations with liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen.
Activation of launcher telemetry, radar transponders, telecommand.
6 mn 00 s
3 mn 40 s
1 mn 00 s
09 s
05 s
HO
Lift-off.
+ 16 s
+ 2 mn 30 s
+ 3 mn 31 s
+ 3 mn 34 s
+ 4 mn 24 s
Fairing jettison.
+ 5 mn 43 s
+ 5 mn 48 s
+ 6 mn 30 s
+ 12 mn 30 s
+ 17 mn 30 s
+ 18 mn 49 s
+ 20 mn 56 s
+ 22 mn 13 s
+ 24 mn 10 s
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Flight 141
TYPICAL TRAJECTORY FOR STANDARD GEOSTATIONARY TRANSFER ORBIT AND GROUND STATION
VISIBILITY
Trajectoire de lancement
Launch trajectory
Orbite gostationnaire
Geostationary orbit
Orbite de transfert
Geostationary transfer orbit
Extinction du 3e tage
Third stage burnout
200 km
Sparation
du 2e tage
Second stage
separation
Sparation
du 1er satellite
Separation
of first satellite
Sparation
du 2e satellite
Separation
of second satellite
150 km
Largage
de la coiffe
Fairing jettison
100 km
Sparation du
1er tage
First stage
separation
50 km
Largage des
propulseurs
Booster jettison
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Flight 141
Fairing (Contraves)
8,62 m length,
4 m diameter,
750 kg
N2O4 Tank
UH25 Tank
Separation 1/2
Viking (Snecma moteurs)
1/2 interstage
N2O4 Tank
UH25 Tank
Liquid strap-on
booster - Pal (Astrium)
19 m length,
2,2 m diameter,
4,5 T
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Flight 141
Customer
INTELSAT
Prime contractor
Mission
Mass
Stabilization
Dry mass
3 axis
Dimensions
Span in orbit
31 m
Platform
FS1300 Extended
Payload
44 C Band transponders
12 Ku Band transponders
On-board power
10 kW (beginning of life)
Life time
13 years
Orbital location
342 East
Coverage area
Global with beams over North and South America, Europe, Africa and Middle East
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Flight 141
(CM)
Philippe ROLLAND
ARIANESPACE
(RCUA)
Steve HALL
ARIANESPACE
ARIANESPACE
(DMS)
Terry EDWARDS
INTELSAT
(CPS)
Grant GOULD
(RPS)
Roy CARLISLE
(COEL)
Francis PELLACOEUR
ARIANESPACE
(CPAP)
Martine MOYER
ARIANESPACE
(DDO)
Michel DEBRAINE
CNES/CSG
(RSV)
Stanislas BLANC
CNES/CSG
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Flight 141
Europe
12 satellites
International organizations
10 satellites
Americas
6 satellites
Asia
9 satellites
Artemis
Ameristar (Worldspace)
Anik F2 (Canada)
B-SAT 2b (Japan)
Astra 1K, X, 3A
Directv-4S (USA)
Atlantic Bird 2
GE TBD (USA)
JCSAT 8 (Japan)
e-Bird
Loralsat 3 (USA)
Envisat-1/PPF
Stellat
L-Star A & B
(Thailand/Laos)
N-STAR C (Japan)
Hot Bird 6
MSG-1 & 2
Spot 5
Stentor
Optus C1 (Australia)
+ 9 ATV launches
International
Intelsat
New Skies
Stellat
Worldspace
Europe
ESA
Eumetsat
Eutelsat
France
Luxemburg
Asia
Australia
India
Japan
Thailand / Laos
10
9
6
12
1
Americas
Canada
USA
Middle East and Africa
Israel
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Flight 141
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