Re: Cosmos 2221 and its rocket body

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Judy May wrote:
>      2. Where can I turn to find specific details about the history,
> mission, and intended purpose for any satellite?  

http://solar.rtd.utk.edu/~mwade/spaceflt.htm
Chronology - 1992 - Quarter 4

gives:
24 November 1992 04:19 GMT. Nation: Russia. Launch Site: Plesetsk . Launch
Complex: LC32. Launch Vehicle: Tsyklon 3 . LV Configuration: Tsiklon-3. 

      Cosmos 2221 Program: Tselina. Payload: Tselina-D no. 71. Mass: 2,000 kg.
Class: ELINT. Spacecraft: Tselina-D. Perigee: 630 km.
      Apogee: 662 km. Inclination: 82.5 deg. Period: 97.7 min. COSPAR:
1992-080A. Summary: Investigation of outer space. . References:
      1 , 2 , 5 , 6 . 

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