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Entry no.
1964-0049

APOLLO MODEL 1

APOLLO MODEL 1 (NORAD 800) came down while still attached to its host on 1 June 1964 over the North Pacific Ocean, after 4 days in orbit.

Official date
NORAD number
800
International designator
1964-025A
Object type
Spacecraft
Country
United States
Launched
28 May 1964Cape Canaveral
Re-entered (UTC)
1 Jun 1964Recorded time 00:39 UTC
Time in orbit
4 days4 days
How it ended
Came down attached to its host
Latitude range
31.8°N to 31.8°SFinal inclination 31.8°
Mass
4,218 kg
Operator
MSC
Built by
NAA/Downey
Bus
CM
Programme
Apollo BPS

Where it came down

Recorded position

Recorded position 13.6°N, 179.0°E at 00:39 UTC. Its final orbit, inclined at 31.8°, allowed a re-entry anywhere between 31.8°N and 31.8°S.

Life in orbit

4 days
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Entered in the Orbital Register™, founding volume, September 2026.
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