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tions. We have appealed to all Soviet astronomers to take part in
this work.
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14 July 1958
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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SOVIET UNION
2 Soviets Conce.1 Launch Point of Satellites by
Understating Number of-Sputnik Revolutions
Around Earth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
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Number of Earth
Revolutions
Time (Z)
Soviet Report
Actual
Sputnik 1
b October 1957
0900
22
23
Sputnik II
3 November 1957
1500
6
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