is a fairly 'punchy' monitor with an incredible bass response mainly suited to popular music tracking and mixing, voice and dialog recording, and as L, C, R monitors in high performance surround monitoring systems. Progress M1-5 carried 2,678 kilograms (5,904 lb) of fuel with which to perform the manoeuvres to deorbit Mir. Certainly not your run-of-the-mill question, this episode of Ask The Expert sees Otto discuss the somewhat niche topic of the acoustic benefits and dr. Countries located near the target zone monitored events surrounding the deorbit to determine whether precautions should be taken. Mir re-entered the atmosphere with Progress M1-5 still docked, disintegrating over the Pacific Ocean, with debris falling into the ocean at around 06:00 GMT.

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If Progress M1-5 had launched on 16 January, the Soyuz launch would have occurred on 10 February if it had been required. By this stage Mir was well past the end of its design life, [6] and Rosaviakosmos General Director Yuri Koptev believed that "any of its systems could well fail at any time". At the time, Mir was the largest spacecraft ever to reenter the Earth's atmosphere, and there were concerns that sizeable pieces of debris, particularly from the docking assemblies, gyrodynes and external structure, could survive reentry. The reaction to Russia's announcement and subsequent execution of its plan to deorbit Mir was mixed.