May 4, 2020
Did anyone else verbally scream NO when R-7, G-G and Cheeper got shot down by the clones?
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Did anyone else verbally scream NO when R-7, G-G and Cheeper got shot down by the clones?
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She got R-7 back!
Spanning nearly the length of the entire Soviet Union itself, the Soviet space program was...
Hey! I made this for one of my classes! It’s just a pretty simple chronological overview of the Soviet space program, using 10 physical objects to represent important points. I actually found some really neat stuff and learned some interesting things about Korolev and the early program, which I might make separate posts for later on here. My Russian professor really liked it and I thought I’d share, if any of y’all are interested in checking it out!
(Which reminds me: in a few months I’ll be starting to dig into my senior thesis, which revolves around American spaceflight history. I’m going to try to keep y’all up to date on how that’s going over the next year or so, in part to hold myself accountable for getting shit done. I’m really looking forward to it tbh!)
May 1 - May 15, 1957 ☭ – R-7 rocket being prepared for its first test launch, and the first launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome. A fire broke out on the Blok D booster, causing it to separate from the rest of the rocket 88 seconds into the launch. The launch vehicle was destroyed, but the data gained from the test was valuable. Only 3 months later did another R-7 put Sputnik into orbit.
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Russian R-7 boosters on the Siberian Steppes