Category:IMO 8753196

Odyssey 

mobile marine spacecraft launch platform operated by Sea Launch
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Instance of	semi-submersible platform launch pad (1997–) oil platform (1983–1997)
Call sign	ELTA7
Owned by	ODECO (1983–) SL Aerosapce (1993–2018) S7 Space (2018–)
Operator	SL Aerosapce (1997–2018) S7 Space (2018–)
Has part(s)	dormitory cafeteria medical facility recreation home hangar (HVAC) launch pad
Manufacturer	Sumitomo Heavy Industries (Yokosuka)
Port of registry	Monrovia
Country of registry	Liberia
Service entry	March 1983
Nominal power capacity	9,280 kilowatt
Gross tonnage	36,436
Beam	67 m
Length	133 m
Maximum capacity	68
33° 44′ 41.56″ N, 118° 13′ 31.12″ W
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Summary[edit]

• IMO Number: 8753196
• MMSI Number: 636010468
• Callsign: ELTA7
• Shipyard: Sumitomo Heavy Industries, Oppama Shipyard, Yokosuka, Japan
• Built: 1982
• Launched: March 1983
• Ship type: Satellite launch platform (previously, drilling platform)
• Length: 132.9 metres (436 ft)
• Beam: 67 metres (220 ft)
• Empty draft displacement: 27,000 metric tonnes (30,000 short tons)
• Submerged draft displacement: 45,900 metric tonnes (50,600 short tons)
• Crew: 68
• Flag: Monrovia, Liberia
• Home port: Long Beach, California

History[edit]

• 1982: Built at Sumitomo Heavy Industries Oppama Shipyard, Yokosuka, Japan.
• 1982: Named Ocean Ranger II during construction, renamed Ocean Odyssey.
• 1983: Launch as a North Sea drilling platform.
• 1988: Suffered well blowout, causing damage to vessel. Berthed at Dundee, Scotland.
• 1993: Bought by Kværner for Boeing and the Sea Launch consortium, renamed L/P Odyssey.
• 1995-1997: Refit into satellite launch platform.
• 1999: First satellite launch.

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