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Object Name | COSMOS 9 |
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Object Full Name | - |
Norad ID | 422 |
Cospar ID | 1962-048A |
Object Type | Satellite |
Object Status | Decayed |
Object Class | - |
End of Life | - |
Cosmos 9 was a Soviet military satellite launched from the Baikonur cosmodrome aboard a Vostok 2 rocket. It was a first generation, low resolution photo surveillance spacecraft that also performed radiation measurements.
Launch Date | 1962-09-27 |
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Decay Date | 1962-10-01 |
Launch Vehicle | - |
Launch Site | Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan |
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Country of Operator | USSR/Russia |
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Orbit Status | Earth Orbit |
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Orbit Type | - |
Period: | 90.9 min |
Inclination: | 65.0° |
Apogee: | 340.0 km |
Perigee: | 297.0 km |
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