Saturday, July 17, 1982

Kosmos 32

  1964-029A


Zenit-2 No. 18 was the first launch by the Soviet Union into a 51 degree inclination orbit from Baikonur; all previous launches had used the 65 degrees inaugurated by Sputnik. The 51 degree inclination would later be characteristic of Soyuz piloted space missions, but was initially used for Zenit reconnaissance missions as well, particularly in the summer months.


Kosmos-32 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1964 Jun 10  1100  Launch by Vostok 8A92  KB 
 1105? Blok-E burn 
 1110? Blok-E sep 
   89.8 209 x 333 x 51.3 (TASS) 
 2130  89.76 213 x 319 x 51.2 (RAE) 
1964 Jun 10  2246   89.84 211 x 321 x 51.2 
1964 Jun 14  1032   89.79 205 x 322 x 51.2 
1964 Jun 17  1018   89.77 203 x 322 x 51.2 
1964 Jun 18  1015?  Deorbit  -150? x 230? x 51.2 
 1035?  Landed after 7.99d 

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