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Object Name | SL-5 R/B |
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Object Full Name | - |
Norad ID | 783 |
Cospar ID | 1964-019B |
Object Type | Rocket body or debris |
Object Status | Decayed |
Object Class | - |
End of Life | - |
Polyot 2 was the second of two spacecraft fitted with special controls to allow for maneuverability in space. The spacecraft was able to change inclination as well as apogee and perigee. It also carried scientific instruments, a telemetry system, and radio transmitters.
Launch Date | 1964-04-12 |
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Decay Date | 1964-05-08 |
Launch Vehicle | - |
Launch Site | Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan |
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 | USSR/Russia |
Contractor | - |
Country of Contractor | - |
Payload Contractor | - |
Payload Contractor Country | - |
Orbit Status | Earth Orbit |
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Orbit | - |
Orbit Type | - |
Period: | 90.5 min |
Inclination: | 59.9° |
Apogee: | 372.0 km |
Perigee: | 226.0 km |
Longitude of Geo | - |
ECT | - |
Payload | - |
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Platform | - |
Propulsion | - |
Propulsion Type | - |
Life Time | - |
Power | - |
Budget | - |
Call Sign | - |
Beacon | - |
RCS | - |
References | - |
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Angular Momentum: | - |
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Eccentricity: | - |
Inclination: | - |
RAAN: | - |
Argument of Perigee: | - |
True Anomaly: | - |
Period: | - |
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Semi-Major Axis: | - |
Perigee: | - |
Apogee: | - |
Mean Motion: | - |
Mean Anomaly: | - |
Latitude: | - |
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Longitude: | - |
Altitude: | - |
Speed: | - |
Azimuth: | - |
Elevation: | - |
Range: | - |