Telecast (2012) Russian space № 17
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0:28:22Russian space № 17 (2012)
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A program from the cycle of programs "Russian Cosmos" for the Galaxy TV channel.
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In November 1970, the lunar surface was reached by the 8EL No. 203 spacecraft, better known as Lunokhod-1, which became a symbol of an entire epoch in space exploration.
Lunokhod-1 worked three times longer than the originally calculated resource.
During his stay on the surface of the Moon, he traveled 10 km, transmitted 211 lunar panoramas and 25 thousand photos to Earth.
Vyacheslav Georgievich Dovgan, the driver of Lunokhod-1, tells about how the lunar rovers were controlled and what difficulties the crew of lunar machines had to face on the Earth's satellite.
Personnel:
Dovgan V.G. - Candidate of Military Sciences, Professor, retired Major General of Aviation, Honored Space Technology tester, veteran of cosmonautics. Latypov G.G. - test engineer of the scientific coordination computing unit (NKVCH of the KIK Center), driver of the first crew of the lunar rover. Bazilevsky A.T. - Doctor of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences, Professor, specialist in planetary geology. Moisheev A.A. - Candidate of Technical Sciences, Professor, lecturer, Deputy Head of the Lavochkin NPO Design Bureau. Komaev R.V. - designer of space aircraft, Honored Engineer of the Russian Federation, Director of the Lavochkin NPO Spacecraft Development Center.