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“德尔塔”-4重型火箭发射一颗机密情报搜集卫星

Aerial views of Delta 4-Heavy

These stunning aerial views of the Delta 4-Heavy rocket were captured on January 14 following retraction of the pad's service gantry for launch.

Photo credit: Pat Corkery/ULA











Credit: Pat Corkery/ULA


Delta 4-Heavy poised for Saturday launch

These images were taken around 9:45 a.m. Saturday following retraction of the mobile service tower from the Delta 4-Heavy rocket at Cape Canaveral's launch pad 37B. Preparations were underway for liftoff later in the evening.

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Credit: Stephen Clark/Spaceflight Now


Delta 4-Heavy poised for Saturday launch

The Delta 4-Heavy rocket stands ready for its countdown to blastoff January 17 at Cape Canaveral's launch pad 37B. The rocket will carry into space a classified payload for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office.

Photo credit: Pat Corkery/ULA



























Credit: Pat Corkery/ULA


Launch of the Delta 4-Heavy rocket

America's heavy-lift rocket launched from Cape Canaveral at 9:47 p.m. EST on January 17 carrying a classified intelligence-gathering satellite for the nation.


Photo credit: Stephen Clark/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Stephen Clark/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Christopher Miller/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Christopher Miller/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Christopher Miller/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Christopher Miller/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Christopher Miller/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Christopher Miller/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Christopher Miller/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Christopher Miller/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Christopher Miller/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Christopher Miller/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Stephen Clark/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Stephen Clark/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Christopher Miller/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Stephen Clark/Spaceflight Now


Photo credit: Stephen Clark/Spaceflight Now























Photo credit: Pat Corkery/ULA

DELTA 4H R/B-
Satellite Details Orbit: 35,932 x 38,088 km, 3.0° (这个轨道高度太夸张!)
shiaki 发表于 2009-1-24 15:30

还可以吧，看轨道倾角，可能是一个同步卫星的转移轨道

还有Heavens-above提供了下面的信息

USA 202(这名字显然是...但是这个发射日期..?)
Identification USSPACECOM Catalog No.: 33490
International Designation Code: 2009-001-A

Satellite Details Orbit: No orbit data currently available.
Country/Org. of Origin: USA
Intrinsic brightness (Mag): ?

Launch Date (UTC): January 18, 2009


DELTA 4H R/B-
Identification USSPACECOM Catalog No.: 33491
International Designation Code: 2009-001-B

Satellite Details Orbit: 35,932 x 38,088 km, 3.0° (这个轨道高度太夸张!)
Country/Org. of Origin: USA
Intrinsic brightness (Mag): ?


Launch Date (UTC): January 18, 2009

这两个东西是同一天上去的...


还有一个信息不明的Tandem-X

[ 本帖最后由 shiaki 于 2009-1-24 15:31 编辑 ]

持续关注了几天,国外爱好者还是没有什么消息.倒是昨天观测Cosmos 389 Rocket时候注意到一个4等-5等的亮点在双筒的视野中飞过,其角速度约等于Cosmos 389 Rocket,方向相反.是在五车二附近发现,大约在五车二东一度的位置看到,依照速度和形态不象流星.准备跟踪但是卫星逐渐暗下去消失掉了.当天预报6等以上没有这个卫星.很可惜很可惜当时没有带手提电脑,大一些的望远镜和CCD........

只是觉得应该加精

这个话题争论下去没意义，还不如发几个国外爱好者对这颗卫星的监测情况。
这个网站不去，经常打不开。

但是NASA信息透明。还有，http://homepage2.nifty.com/m_kamada/javascript/satellite/index.htm?q=26643这地方您去过吗

[ 本帖最后由 NASA 于 2009-1-21 16:06 编辑 ]

是在卡纳维拉尔角发射的，但要查卫星编号一般还是以NORAD为准，毕竟他们掌管着所有卫星轨道分配

是在KSC发射的吧，嗯，通过海岸线可以确定发射场在弗罗里达州，说明此发射场是NASA下属的KSC，此卫星应该有NASA编号

[ 本帖最后由 NASA 于 2009-1-20 20:16 编辑 ]

那个编号不是NASA的，是NORAD的。。。