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...production volumes also exceeded last year's results in nickel and ferrosilicon production. The extraction technology used at the Voskhod mine allowed us to restore the front of working face and reach the levels of chrome ore production exceeding 2009's levels...
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Events: 1964 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament - Mideast Regional Quarterfinals [Location: Evanston], 1964 Winter Olympics, Duke-Michigan 1964 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament Game [Location: Municipal Auditorium], Duke-Villanova 1964 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament Game [Location: Raleigh], Midwest Film Festival [Location: University of Chicago], Seattle-Oregon State 1964 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament Game [Location: Eugene], Texas Western-Texas A&M 1964 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament Game [Location: Dallas], UCLA-Seattle 1964 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament Game [Location: Corvallis], Zanzibar Revolution [Location: Zanzibar], 1964 Scottish League Cup Final, 1964 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Consolation Round [Location: Municipal Auditorium], 1964 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament - Midwest Regional Finals [Location: Wichita], San Francisco-Utah State 1964 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament
(Watch Part 4 for new evidence!!) Bart Sibrel believes that there were numerous insurmountable scientific and technical problems which made it improbable that men could land on the moon and return to Earth safely. Further, he believes that certain anomalies and inconsistencies in NASA's records of the landings point to a hoax, and that the space race was actually a race to develop armaments, citing a 95 percent similarity between the technologies that allowed the launch of intercontinental ballistic missiles and the launch of the Saturn V rockets. Bart Sibrel claims that NASA perpetrated a fraud, because of the perception that if the United States could put a man on the moon before the Soviet Union did it would be a major victory in the Cold War, since the Soviets had been the first to achieve a successful space launch (Sputnik in 1957), the first manned space flight (Vostok 1 in 1961), and the first spacewalk (Voskhod 2 in 1965). Bart Sibrel also claims that the life-threatening events that occurred during the Apollo 13 mission were actually manufactured by the government to force people to pay attention to the space program. He suggests that this is proven by the claim that a number of viewers called the television networks complaining that coverage of the second lunar mission, Apollo 12, was interrupting repeats of the I Love Lucy program, saying: "it became clear that for the taxpayers, once was enough". The 47-minute documentary primarily focuses on the Van Allen ...
Bart Sibrel believes that there were numerous insurmountable scientific and technical problems which made it improbable that men could land on the moon and return to Earth safely. Further, he believes that certain anomalies and inconsistencies in NASA's records of the landings point to a hoax, and that the space race was actually a race to develop armaments, citing a 95 percent similarity between the technologies that allowed the launch of intercontinental ballistic missiles and the launch of the Saturn V rockets. Bart Sibrel claims that NASA perpetrated a fraud, because of the perception that if the United States could put a man on the moon before the Soviet Union did it would be a major victory in the Cold War, since the Soviets had been the first to achieve a successful space launch (Sputnik in 1957), the first manned space flight (Vostok 1 in 1961), and the first spacewalk (Voskhod 2 in 1965). Bart Sibrel also claims that the life-threatening events that occurred during the Apollo 13 mission were actually manufactured by the government to force people to pay attention to the space program. He suggests that this is proven by the claim that a number of viewers called the television networks complaining that coverage of the second lunar mission, Apollo 12, was interrupting repeats of the I Love Lucy program, saying: "it became clear that for the taxpayers, once was enough". The 47-minute documentary primarily focuses on the Van Allen belts, areas of intense radiation ...
Bart Sibrel believes that there were numerous insurmountable scientific and technical problems which made it improbable that men could land on the moon and return to Earth safely. Further, he believes that certain anomalies and inconsistencies in NASA's records of the landings point to a hoax, and that the space race was actually a race to develop armaments, citing a 95 percent similarity between the technologies that allowed the launch of intercontinental ballistic missiles and the launch of the Saturn V rockets. Bart Sibrel claims that NASA perpetrated a fraud, because of the perception that if the United States could put a man on the moon before the Soviet Union did it would be a major victory in the Cold War, since the Soviets had been the first to achieve a successful space launch (Sputnik in 1957), the first manned space flight (Vostok 1 in 1961), and the first spacewalk (Voskhod 2 in 1965). Bart Sibrel also claims that the life-threatening events that occurred during the Apollo 13 mission were actually manufactured by the government to force people to pay attention to the space program. He suggests that this is proven by the claim that a number of viewers called the television networks complaining that coverage of the second lunar mission, Apollo 12, was interrupting repeats of the I Love Lucy program, saying: "it became clear that for the taxpayers, once was enough". The 47-minute documentary primarily focuses on the Van Allen belts, areas of intense radiation ...
Bart Sibrel believes that there were numerous insurmountable scientific and technical problems which made it improbable that men could land on the moon and return to Earth safely. Further, he believes that certain anomalies and inconsistencies in NASA's records of the landings point to a hoax, and that the space race was actually a race to develop armaments, citing a 95 percent similarity between the technologies that allowed the launch of intercontinental ballistic missiles and the launch of the Saturn V rockets. Bart Sibrel claims that NASA perpetrated a fraud, because of the perception that if the United States could put a man on the moon before the Soviet Union did it would be a major victory in the Cold War, since the Soviets had been the first to achieve a successful space launch (Sputnik in 1957), the first manned space flight (Vostok 1 in 1961), and the first spacewalk (Voskhod 2 in 1965). Bart Sibrel also claims that the life-threatening events that occurred during the Apollo 13 mission were actually manufactured by the government to force people to pay attention to the space program. He suggests that this is proven by the claim that a number of viewers called the television networks complaining that coverage of the second lunar mission, Apollo 12, was interrupting repeats of the I Love Lucy program, saying: "it became clear that for the taxpayers, once was enough". The 47-minute documentary primarily focuses on the Van Allen belts, areas of intense radiation ...
Bart Sibrel believes that there were numerous insurmountable scientific and technical problems which made it improbable that men could land on the moon and return to Earth safely. Further, he believes that certain anomalies and inconsistencies in NASA's records of the landings point to a hoax, and that the space race was actually a race to develop armaments, citing a 95 percent similarity between the technologies that allowed the launch of intercontinental ballistic missiles and the launch of the Saturn V rockets. Bart Sibrel claims that NASA perpetrated a fraud, because of the perception that if the United States could put a man on the moon before the Soviet Union did it would be a major victory in the Cold War, since the Soviets had been the first to achieve a successful space launch (Sputnik in 1957), the first manned space flight (Vostok 1 in 1961), and the first spacewalk (Voskhod 2 in 1965). Bart Sibrel also claims that the life-threatening events that occurred during the Apollo 13 mission were actually manufactured by the government to force people to pay attention to the space program. He suggests that this is proven by the claim that a number of viewers called the television networks complaining that coverage of the second lunar mission, Apollo 12, was interrupting repeats of the I Love Lucy program, saying: "it became clear that for the taxpayers, once was enough". The 47-minute documentary primarily focuses on the Van Allen belts, areas of intense radiation ...
Artist: Mo-de [Sincura] Track: Road to the Stars Road to the Stars was one of the most amazing special effects accomplishments in film history. Pavel Klushantsev began working on the colour film in Leningrad in 1954. His aim was to explain and realistically portray the coming age of space exploration. With technical advise from Tikhonravov (who was secretly developing the Soviet Union's first manned spacecraft at the time), Klushantsev showed tremendous ingenuity in explaining and portraying man's conquest of space. The film was nearing completion when Sputnik 1 was launched. Klushantsev hurriedly filmed a sequence illustrating this feat, and the film was released internationally a month later. The film begins in Kaluga, following the life of Tsiolkovskiy, as he finds the basic technical solutions to spaceflight. Each discovery is explained in layman's terms. The early experiments of GIRD are restaged. The final section of the film portrays the launching of the first Soviet man into space, the first space station, and the first landing on the moon. In creating this footage Klushantsev created marvellous special effects, using techniques copied by Stanley Kubrick ten years later for 2001: A Space Odyssey. Indeed, some sequences in 2001 seems a shot-for-shot duplication of Road to the Stars..... A large three stage rocket puts the first three-man crew into space. The launch site seems to be in the Crimea, which certainly would have been a great advantage to the Soviet ...
SOVETSKOE PORNO, aka Artemy Troitsky (born June 16, 1955) is a journalist (www.novgaz.ru , www.rollingstone.ru etc), writer (books include "Back In The USSR: The True Story of Rock In Russia"; "Tusovka: Whatever Happened To The Soviet Underground Culture"; "Ya Vvedu Vas V Mir Pop"; to be published in February/March: "Rattling Skeletons In The Closet: Selected Works 1974 -- 1991", vol. 1 & 2); radio DJ (www.fwd.soyuz.ru); political hooligan (www.diversant-daily.ru); concert promoter (www.caviarlounge.com); university teacher; record label's director (Zakat, Voskhod, Zenit and Priboy -- all in cooperation with a local major, Soyuz) and outsider art collector. He's multiply divorced, has several children, and lives in a bachelor pad overlooking Sparrow (formerly Lenin) Hills in Moscow, sharing flat with a Scottish terrier named Churchill. AKTroitsky's pop career (?) has started in 1997 with the recording of Alla Pugacheva's obscure song "Koroleva", produced at home by Russia's foremost electronic musician Roman Belavkin, aka Solar X. This no-fi weirdtronica track, featuring AKT's lead vocal, has been released on Alla Pugacheva's tribute album (Soyuz, 1997) and Solar X's UK debut long-player "Little Pretty Automatic" (Worm Interface, 2000). AKT's second song, this time self-penned, has been produced by Oleg Nesterov at Pravda Street studio, and is included in soundtrack of "Down House" movie ( a trash/psychedelic version of Dostoyevsky's "Idiot"; big cult hit in Russia ...
Passing a Volga hydofoil with a Voskhod hydrofoil.
A look inside the Cosmosphere Space Science Museum, Hutchinson, Kansas; USA.
This video is for the History of Spaceflight and Space Technology course at Montana State University.
Off of the band's first out of three releases, 'The Evpatoria Report' (EP; 2003) It is up for downloading for free on the band's website: www.the-evpatoria-report.net Tracks: 1 "Naptalan" 2 "Voskhod Project"
Off of the band's first out of three releases, 'The Evpatoria Report' (EP; 2003) It is up for downloading for free on the band's website: www.the-evpatoria-report.net Tracks: 1 "Naptalan" 2 "Voskhod Project"
Watch this and many more documentaries on documentarystorm.com Sibrel believes that there were numerous insurmountable scientific and technical problems which made it improbable that men could land on the moon and return to Earth safely. Further, he believes that certain anomalies and inconsistencies in NASA's records of the landings point to a hoax, and that the space race was actually a race to develop armaments, citing a 95 percent similarity between the technologies that allowed the launch of intercontinental ballistic missiles and the launch of the Saturn V rockets. Bart Sibrel claims that NASA perpetrated a fraud, because of the perception that if the United States could put a man on the moon before the Soviet Union did it would be a major victory in the Cold War, since the Soviets had been the first to achieve a successful space launch (Sputnik in 1957), the first manned space flight (Vostok 1 in 1961), and the first spacewalk (Voskhod 2 in 1965). Bart Sibrel also claims that the life-threatening events that occurred during the Apollo 13 mission were actually manufactured by the government to force people to pay attention to the space program. He suggests that this is proven by the claim that a number of viewers called the television networks complaining that coverage of the second lunar mission, Apollo 12, was interrupting repeats of the I Love Lucy program, saying "it became clear that for the taxpayers, once was enough". The 47-minute documentary primarily ...
Watch this and many more documentaries on documentarystorm.com Sibrel believes that there were numerous insurmountable scientific and technical problems which made it improbable that men could land on the moon and return to Earth safely. Further, he believes that certain anomalies and inconsistencies in NASA's records of the landings point to a hoax, and that the space race was actually a race to develop armaments, citing a 95 percent similarity between the technologies that allowed the launch of intercontinental ballistic missiles and the launch of the Saturn V rockets. Bart Sibrel claims that NASA perpetrated a fraud, because of the perception that if the United States could put a man on the moon before the Soviet Union did it would be a major victory in the Cold War, since the Soviets had been the first to achieve a successful space launch (Sputnik in 1957), the first manned space flight (Vostok 1 in 1961), and the first spacewalk (Voskhod 2 in 1965). Bart Sibrel also claims that the life-threatening events that occurred during the Apollo 13 mission were actually manufactured by the government to force people to pay attention to the space program. He suggests that this is proven by the claim that a number of viewers called the television networks complaining that coverage of the second lunar mission, Apollo 12, was interrupting repeats of the I Love Lucy program, saying "it became clear that for the taxpayers, once was enough". The 47-minute documentary primarily ...
Watch this and many more documentaries on documentarystorm.com Sibrel believes that there were numerous insurmountable scientific and technical problems which made it improbable that men could land on the moon and return to Earth safely. Further, he believes that certain anomalies and inconsistencies in NASA's records of the landings point to a hoax, and that the space race was actually a race to develop armaments, citing a 95 percent similarity between the technologies that allowed the launch of intercontinental ballistic missiles and the launch of the Saturn V rockets. Bart Sibrel claims that NASA perpetrated a fraud, because of the perception that if the United States could put a man on the moon before the Soviet Union did it would be a major victory in the Cold War, since the Soviets had been the first to achieve a successful space launch (Sputnik in 1957), the first manned space flight (Vostok 1 in 1961), and the first spacewalk (Voskhod 2 in 1965). Bart Sibrel also claims that the life-threatening events that occurred during the Apollo 13 mission were actually manufactured by the government to force people to pay attention to the space program. He suggests that this is proven by the claim that a number of viewers called the television networks complaining that coverage of the second lunar mission, Apollo 12, was interrupting repeats of the I Love Lucy program, saying "it became clear that for the taxpayers, once was enough". The 47-minute documentary primarily ...
Watch this and many more documentaries on documentarystorm.com Sibrel believes that there were numerous insurmountable scientific and technical problems which made it improbable that men could land on the moon and return to Earth safely. Further, he believes that certain anomalies and inconsistencies in NASA's records of the landings point to a hoax, and that the space race was actually a race to develop armaments, citing a 95 percent similarity between the technologies that allowed the launch of intercontinental ballistic missiles and the launch of the Saturn V rockets. Bart Sibrel claims that NASA perpetrated a fraud, because of the perception that if the United States could put a man on the moon before the Soviet Union did it would be a major victory in the Cold War, since the Soviets had been the first to achieve a successful space launch (Sputnik in 1957), the first manned space flight (Vostok 1 in 1961), and the first spacewalk (Voskhod 2 in 1965). Bart Sibrel also claims that the life-threatening events that occurred during the Apollo 13 mission were actually manufactured by the government to force people to pay attention to the space program. He suggests that this is proven by the claim that a number of viewers called the television networks complaining that coverage of the second lunar mission, Apollo 12, was interrupting repeats of the I Love Lucy program, saying "it became clear that for the taxpayers, once was enough". The 47-minute documentary primarily ...
Watch this and many more documentaries on documentarystorm.com Sibrel believes that there were numerous insurmountable scientific and technical problems which made it improbable that men could land on the moon and return to Earth safely. Further, he believes that certain anomalies and inconsistencies in NASA's records of the landings point to a hoax, and that the space race was actually a race to develop armaments, citing a 95 percent similarity between the technologies that allowed the launch of intercontinental ballistic missiles and the launch of the Saturn V rockets. Bart Sibrel claims that NASA perpetrated a fraud, because of the perception that if the United States could put a man on the moon before the Soviet Union did it would be a major victory in the Cold War, since the Soviets had been the first to achieve a successful space launch (Sputnik in 1957), the first manned space flight (Vostok 1 in 1961), and the first spacewalk (Voskhod 2 in 1965). Bart Sibrel also claims that the life-threatening events that occurred during the Apollo 13 mission were actually manufactured by the government to force people to pay attention to the space program. He suggests that this is proven by the claim that a number of viewers called the television networks complaining that coverage of the second lunar mission, Apollo 12, was interrupting repeats of the I Love Lucy program, saying "it became clear that for the taxpayers, once was enough". The 47-minute documentary primarily ...
Посвящается Сергею Королеву и многим другим. Tags: Буран, Можайский, самолет, Стоунхендж, МиГ-9, МиГ-29, Ту-144, Ан-225 Мрия, Циолковский, Сергей Королев, Восток-1, Р-7, Леонов, Восток-1, Р-7, Спутник-1, Восход-2, Луна-10, Венера-4, Молния-М, Мир, МКС, Космическая гонка, авиация, астрономия, ракетная техника, Выход в открытый космос, моноплан, Buran, Mozhajskij, Mozhaysky. airplane, Stonehenge, MiG-9, MiG-29, Tu-144, An-225 Mriya, Tsiolkovskij, Tsiolkovsky, Sergej Korolyov, Sergey Korolev, Vostok-1, R-7, Sputnik-1 Leonov, Voskhod-2, Luna-10, Venera-4, Molniya-M, ISS, Space race, aviation, astronomy, rocketry, spacewalk, monoplane
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...campaigned to fly on the second Soyuz mission, after the first suffered a parachute failure taking the life of his Voskhod 1 commander Vladimir Komarov, but his efforts were rebutted by Nikolai Kamanin, the head of cosmonaut training, who declared Feoktistov...
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Blast off with Buzz Aldrin in this exciting and unique strategy game from Interplay and Strategic Visions, 1993/1994. Take total command of either the American or Soviet space program. Research and construct rockets, capsules, and satellites, recruit astronauts and cosmonauts, and launch missions across the solar system. Your goal: be the first to land on the moon and return safely! With five capsule systems per side (one man, two man, three man, four man direct ascent, and minishuttle), this game offered a tremendous variety of gameplay options and paths to achieve your ultimate goal. Besides historical paths, it also features some missions that were explored but ultimately decided against, including joint lunar missions, direct ascent, and the reusable mini-shuttle, as well as hypothetical super-heavy rockets like the Nova and Vulkon, and the manned orbital lab. Apollo 11 astronaut and the second man to walk on the moon, Buzz Aldrin, also contributed as a consultant, as well as allowing his name and likeness to be used for the game. This turn-based strategy game was originally released on floppy disk. This playthrough features the later compact-disc release, including voice acting, many more videos, and some additional gameplay tweaks. Add &fmt=18 for high quality.
Another great experimental/ambient post rock band. From album "golevka", enjoy
The tragic, defining moment in the American space program was watched by millions. This film produced 15 years after that tragic day takes the viewer into the minute detail of the launch decision for the first time: the politics, the science and the human drama.
Alexei Leonov, was the first man to "walk" in space on March 18, 1965. Though he was expected to become a professional artist, aviation beckoned and Leonov was soon flying jets and studying engineering. When the call came for Cosmonaut candidates in 1959, 25 year old Leonov was picked as one of the first 20 Cosmonauts. Leonov's space walk beat Astronaut Ed White's by three months. Leonov's Voskhod capsule carried two men, like Gemini, but the Soviets constructed an inflatable airlock for Leonov's spacewalk. There were tense moments when Leonov found his spacesuit too rigid to reenter the airlock. Leonov bled air out of his suit, but was barely able to return. Later, a rocket malfunction forced Leonov and his crewmate to land in mountains and deep snow, with wolves growling and scratching at Voskhod's partly open hatch. Leonov was to be the Commander of the first Soviet Moon mission, cancelled when Apollo 11 took the prize in 1969. Leonov and lunar co-pilot Valery Kubasov were then assigned to Salyut 1, the first Soviet space station. But Kubasov fell ill, and the backup crew sent to Salyut died when an air valve failed in their spacecraft as they were returning to Earth. Leonov and Kubasov were re-assigned to the Apollo-Soyuz project, the first linking of Soviet and American spacecraft in 1975. Leonov trained in Houston, learning English and impressing everyone with his quick wit, humor, and charm. General Leonov is a Renaissance man; a gifted athlete, pilot and self ...
12 de Abril de 1961, cuando el cosmonauta ruso Yuri Gagarin se convertía en el primer ser humano en el espacio a bordo del Vostok 1. Con esta hazaña la Unión Soviética ya llevaba dos tantos de ventaja sobre los americanos al haber puesto también en órbita el satélite Sputnik. Poco importó que sólo 23 días después Alan Shepard consiguiera también su propia hazaña espacial. Todos sabían que la Luna era el objetivo de los rusos, cosa que a nadie en USA hacía gracia, los rusos eran los malos. De este modo un 25 de Mayo de 1961 el Presidente Kennedy pronunció su famoso discurso sobre la Luna y ahora le tocaba el turno a la NASA de vérselas con un proyecto que desbordaba hasta las perspectivas más optimistas. Así empezó un proyecto del cual no había duda iba a ser revolucionario tecnológicamente, muy caro y además casi seguro costaría más de una vida.
Посвящается Сергею Королеву и многим другим. Tags: Буран, Можайский, самолет, Стоунхендж, МиГ-9, МиГ-29, Ту-144, Ан-225 Мрия, Циолковский, Сергей Королев, Восток-1, Р-7, Леонов, Восток-1, Р-7, Спутник-1, Восход-2, Луна-10, Венера-4, Молния-М, Мир, МКС, Космическая гонка, авиация, астрономия, ракетная техника, Выход в открытый космос, моноплан, Buran, Mozhajskij, Mozhaysky. airplane, Stonehenge, MiG-9, MiG-29, Tu-144, An-225 Mriya, Tsiolkovskij, Tsiolkovsky, Sergej Korolyov, Sergey Korolev, Vostok-1, R-7, Sputnik-1 Leonov, Voskhod-2, Luna-10, Venera-4, Molniya-M, ISS, Space race, aviation, astronomy, rocketry, spacewalk, monoplane
Dedicate to Sergey Korolev and others. Tags: Буран, Можайский, самолет, Стоунхендж, МиГ-9, МиГ-29, Ту-144, Ан-225 Мрия, Циолковский, Сергей Королев, Восток-1, Р-7, Леонов, Восток-1, Р-7, Спутник-1, Восход-2, Луна-10, Венера-4, Молния-М, Мир, МКС, Космическая гонка, авиация, астрономия, ракетная техника, Выход в открытый космос, моноплан, Buran, Mozhajskij, Mozhaysky. airplane, Stonehenge, MiG-9, MiG-29, Tu-144, An-225 Mriya, Tsiolkovskij, Tsiolkovsky, Sergej Korolyov, Sergey Korolev, Vostok-1, R-7, Sputnik-1 Leonov, Voskhod-2, Luna-10, Venera-4, Molniya-M, ISS, Space race, aviation, astronomy, rocketry, spacewalk, monoplane
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...removed one of his shoes and pounded it on his desk during a speech before the United Nations. In 1964, the Soviet Union launched Voskhod 1 into orbit around Earth, with three cosmonauts aboard. It was the first spacecraft to carry a multi-person crew and...
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The Soyuz spacecraft is a series of spacecraft designed for the Soviet space program by the Korolyov Design Bureau. The Soyuz succeeded the Voskhod spacecraft and was originally built as part of the Soviet Manned Lunar program. Currently, the Soyuz spacecraft family is still in service and has launched more human spaceflight missions than any other platform.[1] The Soyuz spacecraft is launched by the Soyuz launch vehicle, initially as part of the Soyuz program, and also as part of the unmanned Zond program. Soyuz spacecraft were used to carry cosmonauts to and from Salyut and later Mir Soviet space stations, and are now used for transport to and from the International Space Station. The Soyuz launcher is an expendable launch system manufactured by TsSKB-Progress in Samara, Russia. It is used as the launcher for the manned Soyuz spacecraft as part of the Soyuz program. It is now also used to launch unmanned Progress supply spacecraft to the International Space Station and for commercial launches marketed and operated by TsSKB-Progress and the Centre Spatial Guyanais in French Guiana. Soyuz-U rockets are fueled with kerosene, but the Soyuz-U2 rocket used a variant called Syntin.
www.moonmovie.com http www.ralphrene.com http Whoa! Such a long title this film has: amazing it fits! A critical analysis of Apollo A7L/A7L-B spacesuits. Topics discussed in this video include suit inflation, suit damage, and suit flexibility. Uncovers evidence of the National Space Society LYING to protect NASA's lies!!! Jarrah White would like to invite you to see the Apollo 11 footage that Svector, Phantom Wolf and Shane Killian have tried to suppress from public view. APOLLO XI: THE LITTLE GEM moonhoax.us See also the evidence of faked and suppressed Apollo 10 footage that Mark Gray doesn't want you to see. FLAGGING THE GEMS moonhoax.us
25/01/1986
Himno Marxista-Leninista del PC (B) de La Unión de Repúblicas Socialistas Soviéticas. Ruso Страны небывалой свободные дети, Сегодня мы гордую песню поём О партии самой могучей на свете, О самом большом человеке своём. ПРИПЕВ: Славой овеяна, волею спаяна, Крепни и здравствуй во веки веков Партия Ленина, партия Сталина Мудрая партия большевиков! Страну от Кремля создала на земле ты Могучую Родину вольных людей. Стоит как утёс государство Советов, Рожденное силой и правдой твоей. ПРИПЕВ Изменников подлых гнилую породу Ты грозно сметаешь с пути своего. Ты гордость народа, ты мудрость народа, Ты сердце народа и совесть его. ПРИПЕВ И Маркса и Энгельса пламенный гений Предвидел коммуны грядущий восход. Дорогу к свободе наметил нам Ленин И Сталин великий по ней нас ведёт. ПРИПЕВ Transliteración Strany nebyvaloy svobodniye deti, Segodnya my gorduyu pesnyu poyom O partii samoy moguchey na svete, O samom bol'shom cheloveke svoyom. CHORUS: Slavoy oveyana, voleyu spayana, Krepni i zdravstvuy vo veki vekov Partiya Lenina, partiya Stalina Mudraya partiya bol'shevikov! Stranu ot Kremlya sozdala na zemlye ty Moguchuyu Rodinu vol'nykh lyudey. Stoit kak utyos gosudarstvo Sovetov, Rozhdennoye siloy i pravdoy tvoey. CHORUS Izmennikov podlykh gniluyu porodu Ty grozno smetayesh' s puti svoyego. Ty gordost' naroda, ty mudrost' naroda, Ty serdtse naroda i sovest' ego. CHORUS I Marksa i Engel'sa plamennyi geniy Predvidel kommuny gryadushchiy voskhod. Dorogu k svobode nametil nam Lenin I Stalin ...
Soyuz 5 was a Soyuz spacecraft launched by the Soviet Union on 15 January 1969 that docked with Soyuz 4 in orbit. Soyuz 5 was piloted by Commander Boris Volynov and carried flight engineers Aleksei Yeliseyev and Yevgeny Khrunov as crew to be transferred to the Soyuz 4 for reentry. The flight conducted scientific, technical and medico-biological research, checking and testing of onboard systems and design elements of space craft, docking of piloted space craft and construction of an experimental space station, transfer of cosmonauts from one craft to another in orbit. Volynov remained behind on the Soyuz 5, and returned to Earth in a truly remarkable re-entry. The service module of the Soyuz failed to separate after retrofire, but by that point it was too late to abort. While this had occurred on various Vostok and Voskhod flights, it was a much more serious problem for Volynov, where the Soyuz service module was much larger than the small retropack those other vehicles employed. When the Soyuz started aerobraking in the upper reaches of the atmosphere, the combined spacecraft sought the most aerodynamically stable position - nose forward, with the heavy descent module facing directly into the air stream with only its light metal entry hatch at the front to protect it. The gaskets sealing the hatch began to burn, filling the air with dangerous fumes. The deceleration, while normal for reentry, was pulling Volynov outward against his harness rather than against the padded ...
The R-7 Semyorka was the world's first intercontinental ballistic missile. In modified form, it launched Sputnik, the first artificial satellite, into orbit, and became the basis for the Soyuz space launcher and the Molniya, Vostok and Voskhod variants. The R-7 was 34 m long, 3 m in diameter and weighed 280 tons. It was two-stage, powered by rocket motors using liquid oxygen (lox) and kerosene and was capable of delivering its payload at around 8800 km, with an accuracy (CEP) of around 5km. The initial launch was boosted by four strap-on liquid rocket boosters making up the first stage with a central 'sustainer' motor powering through both the first and the second stage. Each strap-on booster included two vernier thrusters and the core stage included four. The guidance system was inertial with radio control of the vernier thrusters. The first testing of the new missile took place on 15 May 1957 from Baikonur Cosmodrome. A fire in a strap-on rocket led to an unintended crash 400 km from the site. Following another unsuccessful test the first successful long flight, of 6000 km, was made on August 21. It was announced by TASS on August 26. A modified version of the missile later placed Sputnik 1 in orbit from Baikonur on October 4 and Sputnik 2 on November 3. Music: Marcus P. Graf
Voskhod 1 was the first spaceflight to carry more than one person into space and the first flight without space suits. The Soviet mission was specifically planned to beat the US Gemini program to this milestone. As a further propaganda coup, the spacecraft was claimed to have carried into orbit a fragment of a communard banner from the Paris Commune of 1871.
Vostok 2 was a Soviet space mission which carried cosmonaut Gherman Titov into orbit for a full day in order to study the effects of a more prolonged period of weightlessness on the human body. Unlike Yuri Gagarin on Vostok 1, Titov took manual control of the spacecraft for a short while. The flight was an almost complete success, marred only by a bout of space sickness, a malfunctioning heater that allowed the inside temperature to drop to 6.1°C, and a troublesome re-entry when the re-entry module failed to separate cleanly from its service module. The re-entry capsule was destroyed during development of the Voskhod spacecraft.
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The fabric airlock tunnel is visible on the right. Voskhod 1 was the world's first multi-person spacecraft; Voskhod 2 featured history's first spacewalk by Alexey Leonov. At the Cosmosphere Space Science Museum in Hutchinson, Kansas, USA
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