File:AralSeaAug1964-keyhole.jpg
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English: This image of the Aral Sea was acquired in August of 1964 by a United States Argon intelligence mapping/geodesy satellite.
KH-5 Mission 9064-A (incorrectly mislabeled 9066-A in the USGS archive) carried the A-22 mapping camera. A TAT-Agena carried this camera into an orbit of 114.96 degrees of inclination with a period of 84 minutes, a perigee of 219 degrees and an apogee of 232 degrees. International Launch Designation: 1964-043A Launch Date: August 21, 1964 Mission Duration: approximately 6 days |
| Date | 2006-07-05 (original upload date) |
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| Author | Original uploader was Hartze11 at en.wikipedia |
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