Progress M-32

Progress M-32
Progress M-32
	11F615A55
Customer	Roskosmos
Manufacturer	RSC Energia
Tasks	cargo and fuel delivery to Mir OS
Satellite	Of the earth
Launch pad	Baikonur Square No. 1
Launch vehicle	Soyuz-U
Launch	November 19, 1996
Flight duration	112 days 3 hours 03 min
Number of turns	1753
Descent from orbit	March 12, 1997
NSSDC ID	1996-043A
SCN	24071
Specifications
Weight	7250
Elements of the orbit
Eccentricity	0.00416
Mood	51.6 °
Circulation period	88.6 min
Apocenter	252 km
Pericenter	192 km

Progress M-32 - transport cargo spacecraft (TGC) of the Progress series, launched to the Mir orbital station (OS). The serial number is 232 ^[1] .

Content

1 Purpose of flight
2 Flight Chronicle
3 List of goods
4 See also
5 notes

Purpose of Flight

Delivery to the OS of more than 2,400 kilograms of various cargoes, including fuel, drinking water, clothes, tanks for the waste management system, fresh tomatoes, lettuce, onions, cheese and New Year's gifts, parcels for crew members. Delivery of Russian and French equipment for the international space program "Cassiopeia" ^[2] .

Flight Chronicle

07/31 . 1996 , at 02: 20: 38.104 ( MSK ), (23:20:38 UTC ) - launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome ;
11/22 . 1996 , at 20:30:03 (MSK), (17:30:03 UTC) - docking with the Mir OS to the docking node on the aggregate compartment of the Quant service module was completed. The process of rapprochement and docking was carried out automatically;
11/20 . 1996 , at 22:48:19 (MSK), (20:48:19 UTC) - undocking from the Mir operating system has been completed;
11.21 . 1996 , at 23:30:00 (MSK), (20:30:00 UTC) - the end of the existence of THC.

Cargo List

The total mass of all delivered goods: 2407.8 kg ^[3]

Notes

↑ Manned flights. Russia. Flight of the Mir orbital complex , Cosmonautics News.
↑ Cargo ship "Progress M-32" ("Progress M-32") (unspecified) (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment February 4, 2019. Archived December 28, 2012.
↑ Flight timeline for 1996 , RKK Energy.

Series of Progress M spacecraft
Previous Flight: Progress M-31	Progress M-32	Next flight: Progress M-33

[1] Manned flights. Russia. Flight of the Mir orbital complex , Cosmonautics News.

[2] Cargo ship "Progress M-32" ("Progress M-32") (unspecified) (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment February 4, 2019. Archived December 28, 2012.

[3] Flight timeline for 1996 , RKK Energy.