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Rocket: Atlas 130-D Spacecraft: No. 20 Launch: May 15, 1963, 8:x4:13 a.m. Landing: May 16, 1963 6:x4:02 p.m. Duration: 1 Day, 10 hrs, 19 min, 49 sec Altitude: 165.9 by 100.3 statute miles Orbits: 22.5 Period: 88 min 45 sec Distance: 546,167 statute miles Velocity: 17,547 mph Max G: 7.6 Recovery ship: Kearsarge |
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