Proton-K/D-1
Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center
Manufacturer
Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center
Family
Proton / UR-500
Maiden flight
1975-10-16
Length
57 m
Diameter
4.15 m
Launches
12
Successful
11
The Proton-K was a Russian, previously Soviet, carrier rocket derived from the earlier Proton. It was built by Khrunichev, and launched from sites 81 and 200 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.


Proton-K/D-1Success
Granat · Soviet Space Program
Friday, Dec 1, 1989, 20:20 UTC

Proton-K/D-1Success
Vega-2 · Soviet Space Program
Friday, Dec 21, 1984, 09:13 UTC

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Vega-1 · Soviet Space Program
Saturday, Dec 15, 1984, 09:16 UTC

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Venera-16 · Soviet Space Program
Tuesday, Jun 7, 1983, 02:32 UTC

Proton-K/D-1Success
Venera-15 · Soviet Space Program
Thursday, Jun 2, 1983, 02:38 UTC

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Astron · Soviet Space Program
Wednesday, Mar 23, 1983, 12:45 UTC

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Venera-14 · Soviet Space Program
Wednesday, Nov 4, 1981, 05:31 UTC

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Venera-13 · Soviet Space Program
Friday, Oct 30, 1981, 06:04 UTC

Proton-K/D-1Success
Venera-12 · Soviet Space Program
Thursday, Sep 14, 1978, 02:25 UTC

Proton-K/D-1Success
Venera-11 · Soviet Space Program
Saturday, Sep 9, 1978, 03:25 UTC

Proton-K/D-1Success
Luna-24 · Soviet Space Program
Monday, Aug 9, 1976, 15:04 UTC

Proton-K/D-1Failure
Luna-24a · Soviet Space Program
Thursday, Oct 16, 1975, 04:04 UTC
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