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Vostok 13
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Vostok Moscow 1981

Vostok Moscow 1981
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Proposed high altitude manned Vostok flight for extended scientific studies. All follow-on Vostok missions cancelled in spring 1964.

Launched: 1966 April. Number crew: 1 .

Spacecraft would have been allowed to naturally decay to a re-entry after ten days. Purposes of these flights were to be: geophysical and astronomical research; photography of the solar corona; solar x-ray imagery; medical-biological research; detailed study of the effects of weightlessness on the human organism; dosimetry; and engineering tests of ion flow sensors to be used for orientation of later Soyuz spacecraft.


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People: Gorbatko. Country: Russia. Spacecraft: Vostok.

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