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: Ariel 4, an ionospheric research satellite, was launched

Ariel 4, an ionospheric research satellite, was launched

Ariel 4, an ionospheric research satellite, was launched on 11 December 1971 and burned up on 12 December 1978

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Ariel Burned Launched Satellite

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