DASH (satellite)

DASH (short for Density And Scale Height) were a pair of 2.5 meter balloon satellites launched in 1963. They were designed to measure air density at very high altitude, but their orbit was significantly affected by solar radiation pressure.[1]

## References

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1. ^ Krebs, Gunter D. "DASH 1, 2". Gunter's Space Page. Retrieved 2 November 2021.

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← 1962

Orbital launches in 1963

1964 →

* Luna E-6 No.2
* OPS 0048
* OPS 0180
* Luna E-6 No.3
* Syncom 1
* OPS 0240
* OPS 0583
* OPS 0627
* P-11 No.1
* Kosmos 13
* OPS 0720
* Luna 4
* Explorer 17
* Transit 5A-2
* DS-P1 No.2
* Kosmos 14
* Kosmos 15
* OPS 1008
* OPS 1298
* Kosmos 16
* Telstar 2
* Midas 7
* DASH 1
* ERS-5
* ERS-6
* Westford 2
* Mercury-Atlas 9 (Balloon Subsatellite 2, Flashing Light Unit)
* OPS 0924
* Kosmos 17
* Kosmos 18
* DS-MT No.1
* OPS 0954
* Midas 8
* ERS-7
* ERS-8
* Vostok 5
* FTV-1292
* Solrad 6
* LOFTI 2A
* Surcal 3
* Radose 112
* Transit 5A-3
* Vostok 6
* TIROS-7
* OPS 0999
* Hitchhiker 1
* GRS
* OPS 1440
* Zenit-2 No.12
* OPS 1467
* OPS 1266
* Midas 9
* DASH 2
* ERS-9
* ERS-10
* Syncom 2
* OPS 1370
* Kosmos 19
* DS-A1 No.3
* OPS 1419
* OPS 1561
* LAMPO
* OPS 1947
* OPS 1353
* OPS 1610
* Transit 5BN-1
* Transit 5E-1
* Vela 1A
* Vela 1B
* ERS-12
* Kosmos 20
* DS-A1 No.4
* OPS 2196
* OPS 2437
* Hitchhiker 2
* Polyot 1
* OPS 2268
* Kosmos 21
* Kosmos 22
* Explorer 18
* Atlas-Centaur 2
* OPS 2260
* Zenit-2 No.14
* Transit 5BN-2
* Transit 5E-2
* Kosmos 23
* OPS 2372
* Kosmos 24
* Explorer 19
* TIROS-8
* OPS 1388
* Hitchhiker 3

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