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Kosmos 1032

 1978-088A

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Two-tone telemetry?; Hi res satellite with 25KS capsule.

Kosmos-1032
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1978 Sep 19	0805	Launch by Soyuz-U	Plesetsk
	0809	Blok-I burn
	0813	Blok-I sep
1978 Sep 19			88.88 214 x 223 x 81.4
1978 Sep 30			88.52 200 x 202 x 81.3
1978 Oct 1		25KS capsule separated
1978 Oct 2
	0330?	Deorbit
	0340?	PO sep
	0346?	Entry
	0402?	Landed

Kosmos 20

 1963-040A

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Zenit-2 No. 13 flew an 8-day mission in Oct 1963. The mission was successful and was the last OKB-1 Zenit-2.

Kosmos-20
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1963 Oct 18	0930	Launch by Vostok 8A92	KB
	0934	Blok-A sep
	0939	Blok-E sep
			206 x 311 x 65.0 (TASS)
			205 x 302 x 64.9 (RAE)
			89.50 202 x 297 x 65.0
1963 Oct 26	0650?	Deorbit
	0710?	Landed

Interkosmos 8

 1972-094A

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DS-U1-IK No. 2 (Interkosmos-8) was launched on 1972 Nov 30 by Kosmos-2 (11K63) from Plesetsk to study the polar ionosphere. It remained in orbit until Mar 1973.

Interkosmos-8 carried an ionospheric beacon and plasma detectors, provided by the DDR, the Soviet Union, the Czechoslovak Soviet Socialist Republic and the Bulgarian People's Republic.

Mass was 287 kg.

Interkosmos-8
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1972 Nov 30	2150	Launch by 11K63 Kosmos-2	NIIP-53
	2152	S1 burn
	2200?	S1 sep
			93.1 204 x 649 x 71.0
1973 Feb 1		End of operations
1973 Mar 2		Reentered

Payload:

• Ionospheric beacon

• Langmuir probe

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