Galaxy 10 (original) (raw)
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Galaxy 10 [Boeing BSS]
Galaxy 10, a Hughes HS-601HP satellite, would have joined PanAmSat's fleet of dual-payload spacecraft serving the United States. It was the first satellite to be carried on the new Boeing Delta-8930rocket. The launch occurred on 26 August 1998, but the satellite was lost when the Delta-8930 failed.
Galaxy 10 would have had 5.8 kilowatts at beginning of life, with power provided by a combination of solar cells. Each of the two solar wings had three panels of silicon solar cells, plus one panel of single-junction gallium arsenide cells.
In October 1998, PanAmSat ordered a replacement Hughes HS-601HPsatellite, Galaxy 10-R, which was successfully launched in January 2000.
Nation: | USA |
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Type / Application: | Communication |
Operator: | PanAmSat |
Contractors: | Hughes |
Equipment: | 24 C-band transpondes, 24 Ku-band transponders |
Configuration: | HS-601HP |
Propulsion: | R-4D |
Power: | 2 deployable solar arrays, batteries |
Lifetime: | 15 years |
Mass: | 3876 kg |
Orbit: | GEO |
Satellite | COSPAR | Date | LS | Launch Vehicle | Remarks |
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Galaxy 10 | 1998-F03 | 27.08.1998 | CC LC-17B | F | Delta-8930 |
Further Galaxy missions:
- Galaxy 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 1R, 1R2 [HS-376]
- Galaxy 3C [BSS-702]
- Galaxy 3R [HS-601]
- Galaxy 4, 7 [HS-601]
- Galaxy 4R, 10R [HS-601HP]
- Galaxy 8i, 8iR (HS-601HP)
- Galaxy 10 [HS-601HP]
- Galaxy 11 [BSS-702]
- Galaxy 12, 14 [Star-2]
- Galaxy 13 [BSS-601HP]
Galaxy 14[HS-702]- Galaxy 15 [Star-2]
- Galaxy 16, 18 [SSL-1300]
- Galaxy 17 [Spacebus-3000B3]
- Galaxy 19 [SSL-1300]
- Galaxy 23 (EchoStar 9) [SSL-1300]
- Galaxy 25, 26, 27 [SSL-1300]
- Galaxy 28 [SSL-1300S]
- Galaxy 30 [GEOStar-2]
- Galaxy 31, 32, 35, 36 [SSL-1300]
- Galaxy 33, 34 [GEOStar-3]
- Galaxy 37 [SSL-1300]