ERS 6
- ERS 6 ERS 6
Object Name ERS 6
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Norad ID 608
Cospar ID 1963-014C
Object Type Satellite
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ERS 6 was a 31-cm-diameter balloon satellite. It was one of three spacecraft simultaneously placed into orbit by a single launch vehicle. The spacecraft carried only one experiment on board, a solar cell damage experiment. However, the satellite was also designed to investigate the effects of the solar radiation pressure on orbital characteristics (i.e. eccentricity and period) for a negligible atmospheric drag situation. The spacecraft returned solar cell damage data.

Launch Date 1963-05-09
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Launch Site Air Force Western Test Range, California, USA
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Country of Operator United States
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Period: 166.4 min
Inclination: 87.3°
Apogee: 3715.0 km
Perigee: 3573.0 km
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