Belarus
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Associated People
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Belousov Belousov, Boris Nikolayevich (1930-1998) Belarusian engineer cosmonaut, 1965-1968. More...
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Kovalyonok Kovalyonok, Vladimir Vasilyevich (1942-) Belarusian pilot cosmonaut. Flew on Soyuz 25, Salyut 6 EO-2, Salyut 6 EO-6. More...
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Klimuk Klimuk, Pyotr Ilyich (1942-) Belarusian pilot cosmonaut. Flew on Soyuz 13, Soyuz 18, Salyut 6 EP-3. More...
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Dedkov Dedkov, Anatoli Ivanovich (1944-) Belarusian pilot cosmonaut, 1970-1983. More...
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Shchukin Shchukin, Alexandr Vladimirovich (1946-1988) Belarusian test pilot cosmonaut, 1980-1988. More...
Associated Manufacturers and Agencies
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BNAS Belarusian agency. Belarus Space Agency, Belarus. More...
Associated Launch Sites
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Mozyr Headquarters of an RVSN Division, 1960-1996. Base for units deployed with R-12, 27 RT-2PM, and nine Pioner missile launchers. More...
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Postavy Headquarters of an RVSN Division, 1960-1993. Base for units deployed with 12 R-12 and later 9 Pioner missile launchers. More...
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Ruzhany Headquarters of an RVSN Division, 1960-1990. Base for units deployed with R-12 and later 6 Pioner missile launchers. More...
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Lida Headquarters of an RVSN Division, 1961-1997. Base for units deployed with twelve R-12, 27 RT-2PM, and later nine Pioner, launchers. More...
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Petrikov Base for units deployed with six Pioner missile launchers. More...
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Rechitsa Base for units deployed with six Pioner missile launchers. More...
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Slonim Base for units deployed with twelve R-12, and later nine Pioner missile launchers. More...
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Slutsk Base for units deployed with nine Pioner launchers. More...
Belarus Chronology
1930 July 24 - .
1942 March 3 - .
1942 July 10 - .
- Birth of Pyotr Ilyich Klimuk - .
Nation: Belarus. Summary: Belarusian pilot cosmonaut. Flew on Soyuz 13, Soyuz 18, Salyut 6 EP-3..
1944 July 24 - .
1946 January 19 - .
2006 July 26 - .
19:43 GMT - .
Launch Site:
Baikonur.
Launch Complex:
Baikonur LC109.
Launch Pad: LC109/95.
LV Family:
R-36M.
Launch Vehicle:
Dnepr.
LV Configuration: Dnepr 804 (4502973804).
FAILURE: First stage engine failed.
Failed Stage: 1.
- BelKA, Baumanets, Unisat 4, PicPot, and 9 nanosats - .
Mass: 360 kg (790 lb). Nation: Belarus. Agency: BNAS. Manufacturer: Korolev. Class: Technology. Type: Navigation technology satellite. COSPAR: F20060726. Summary: Payload consisted of 19 nanosats from academic institutions: BelKA; Baumanets; Unisat-4; PICPOT; ICECube-1; ION; RINCON; AeroCube-1; CalPoly CP1; SEEDS; nCube-1; HAUSAT-1; MEROPE; CalPoly CP2; KUTESat; SACRED; Voyager; ICECube 3.
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