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| Object Name | SECOR 1B |
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| Object Full Name | - |
| Norad ID | 729 |
| Cospar ID | 1964-001C |
| Object Type | Satellite |
| Object Status | - |
| Object Class | - |
| End of Life | - |
SECOR 1 was a small geodetic satellite used to precisely determine points on the earth. It was launched from the WSMC as a joint venture of the US Army and Navy to locate Pacific islands. Experiments with these led to Timation, and finally to the GPS Navstar system.
| Launch Date | 1964-01-11 |
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| Decay Date | - |
| Launch Vehicle | - |
| Launch Site | Air Force Western Test Range, California, USA |
| Launch Provider | - |
| Launch Provider Country | - |
| Launch Mass | - |
| Dry Mass | - |
| User | - |
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| Mission | - |
| Mission Detail | - |
| Country of Registry | - |
| Programme | - |
| Operator | - |
| Country of Operator | United States |
| Contractor | - |
| Country of Contractor | - |
| Payload Contractor | - |
| Payload Contractor Country | - |
| Orbit Status | Earth Orbit |
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| Orbit | - |
| Orbit Type | - |
| Period: | 103.2 min |
| Inclination: | 69.9° |
| Apogee: | 923.0 km |
| Perigee: | 899.0 km |
| Longitude of Geo | - |
| ECT | - |
| Payload | - |
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| Platform | - |
| Propulsion | - |
| Propulsion Type | - |
| Life Time | - |
| Power | - |
| Budget | - |
| Call Sign | - |
| Beacon | - |
| RCS | 0.2342 m² |
| References | - |
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