Sigma 5

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Sigma 5
Sigma 5 Lukas Brennzer on the Moon 1980.jpg
Lukas Brennzer next to the Scientific Instrument Module on the Moon, May 6, 1980, photographed by Aleksandr Sahalinov
Mission typeCrewed lunar landing
OperatorMaoa.png MAOA
DulebianSpaceAgency.png People's Republic of Dulebia space program
COSPAR IDCSM: 1980-023A
LM: 1980-023B
SATCAT no.CSM: 13106
LM: 13108
Mission duration11 days, 3 hour, 46 minutes, 2 seconds
Spacecraft properties
Spacecraft
  • Sigma CSM-137
  • Sigma LM-12
Manufacturer
  • CSM: TBD
  • LM: MAOA/Albatross
Launch mass10,869 pounds (4,930 kg)
Landing mass12,054 pounds (5,468 kg)
Crew
Crew size4
Members
Callsign
  • CSM: TBD
  • LM: Einigung
EVAs1 in cislunar space to retrieve film cassettes amd 3 on the lunar surface
EVA duration1 h 23 min 42 s (spacewalk)
Start of mission
Launch dateMay 2, 1980, 12:10:00 (1980-05-02UTC12:10Z) UTC
RocketAtlant-3 AT-388
Launch siteTBD
End of mission
Recovered byCRS Wagemut
Landing dateMay 13, 1980, 18:56:11 (1980-05-13UTC18:56:12Z) UTC
Landing siteTBD
Orbital parameters
Reference systemSelenocentric
Periselene altitude20.7 kilometers (11.2 nmi)
Aposelene altitude105.4 kilometers (56.9 nmi)
Period1.89 hours
Epoch1980, 00:00 UTC
Payload
Mass
  • SIM: 198 pounds (90 kg)
  • LRV: 463 pounds (210 kg)
Sigma 5 insignia.png Sigma 5 crew portrait.png
Left to right: Lukas Brennzer, Georgy Cheryomushev, Walther Gählen, Aleksandr Sahalinov
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Background

Crew and mission control

Mascyllary crew

Dulebian crew

Planning and training

Incidents

Hardware

Spacecraft

Launch vehicle

Space suits

Lunar rover-?

Mission summary

Launch and outbound trip

Landing

Lunar surface

Return to Earth

Legacy

Commemorations

Gallery-?

See also