Sputnik 8A91 | D-1 1
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Instantaneous launch window.
Launch Window
April 27, 1958, 7 a.m. - April 27, 1958, 7 a.m.
Instantaneous launch window.
April 27, 1958, 7 a.m. - April 27, 1958, 7 a.m.
First complex scientific satellite with 12 experiments and a total mass of1327 kg. It failed to reach orbit due to a launch vehicle failure.
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