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Explorer 34 (IMP-F)

Explorer 34 (IMP-F) was a dedicated Interplanetary Monitoring Platform mission studying solar and galactic cosmic radiation, solar plasma, magnetic fields, and related phenomena. NASA records report a highly elliptical polar orbit, all eleven experiments functioning, and re-entry on 1969-05-03.

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Explorer XXXIVExplorer 34Interplanetary Monitoring Platform FIMP-F1967-043A
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Explorer 34 (IMP-F)
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Explorer 34 (IMP-F) was a dedicated Interplanetary Monitoring Platform mission studying solar and galactic cosmic radiation, solar plasma, magnetic fields, and related phenomena. NASA records report a highly elliptical polar orbit, all eleven experiments functioning, and re-entry on 1969-05-03.
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Highly elliptical polar Earth orbit
End Date
1969-05-03
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1967-05-24
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