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Progress M-36

Progress M-36 (Russian: Прогресс M-36) was a Russian unmanned Progress cargo spacecraft, which was launched in October 1997 to resupply the Mir space station.

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Docking

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Apogee altitude
246 km
COSPAR ID
1997-058A
Decay date
19 December 1997, 13:20:01 UTC
Disposal
Deorbited
Docking date
8 October 1997, 17:07:09 UTC
Docking port
Kvant-1 aft

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Launch

Docking

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Progress M-36

Nodes11
Edges10
Triples31
Avg. degree1.82
Density0.181818
Components1

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Progress M-36

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related to Docking · 5
Progress M-36 → December, Kvant-1, Mir, October, UTC
related to Launch · 5
Progress M-36 → Baikonur Cosmodrome, It, Kazakhstan, October, Soyuz-U
Apogee altitude · 1
Progress M-36 → 246 km
COSPAR ID · 1
Progress M-36 → 1997-058A
Decay date · 1
Progress M-36 → 19 December 1997, 13:20:01 UTC
Disposal · 1
Progress M-36 → Deorbited
Docking date · 1
Progress M-36 → 8 October 1997, 17:07:09 UTC
Docking port · 1
Progress M-36 → Kvant-1 aft
Epoch · 1
Progress M-36 → 5 October 1997
Inclination · 1
Progress M-36 → 51.6°

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progress mir 1997 m-36 spacecraft october progress-m resupply launch docking decay soyuz-u kvant-1 launched type baikonur mission rocket deorbited port

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Progress M-36Apogee altitude246 km1.00infobox
Progress M-36COSPAR ID1997-058A1.00infobox
Progress M-36Decay date19 December 1997, 13:20:01 UTC1.00infobox
Progress M-36DisposalDeorbited1.00infobox
Progress M-36Docking date8 October 1997, 17:07:09 UTC1.00infobox
Progress M-36Docking portKvant-1 aft1.00infobox
Progress M-36Epoch5 October 19971.00infobox
Progress M-36Inclination51.6°1.00infobox
Progress M-36Launch date5 October 1997, 15:08:57 UTC1.00infobox
Progress M-36Launch siteBaikonur, Site 1/51.00infobox
Progress M-36ManufacturerRKK Energia1.00infobox
Progress M-36Mission typeMir resupply1.00infobox
Progress M-36Perigee altitude193 km1.00infobox
Progress M-36Period88.6 minutes1.00infobox
Progress M-36Reference systemGeocentric1.00infobox
Progress M-36RegimeLow Earth1.00infobox
Progress M-36RocketSoyuz-U1.00infobox
Progress M-36SATCAT no.250021.00infobox
Progress M-36SpacecraftProgress (No.236)1.00infobox
Progress M-36Spacecraft typeProgress-M1.00infobox
Progress M-36Undocking date17 December 1997, 06:01:53 UTC1.00infobox

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