Film Encyclopedia of astronauts.Buckwheat. (2016)
Part 1
0:07:07Encyclopedia of astronauts.Buckwheat (2016)
Annotation:
A series of films about important pages of the life of Soviet and Russian cosmonauts. Even before his first flight, Georgy Mikhailovich Grechko took part in the development of the flight path of the first artificial satellite of the Earth. During the flights, he conducted important research, managed to land a lander with a parachute that did not open in time and set a kind of record: having made his third flight in 1985 at the age of 54, for the next 10 years he remained the oldest person in the country who had been in space.
Reel №1
Georgy Grechko at the Cosmonautics Museum in Star City.
Photo of Grechko in his youth.
Animation: the flight path of the first artificial satellite of the Earth.
KB employees work with drawings.
Photo of Grechko.
Astronauts are preparing for the flight.
Baikonur, Grechko and Gubarev get off the bus, report.
Cosmonauts wave goodbye, climb into the Soyuz-17.
Grechko and Gubarev during the flight.
View of the Earth from space.
Animation: landing of the Soyuz-17 spacecraft.
Employees of the MCC.
Grechko recalls the emergency landing.
Landing of the lander.
A bus with astronauts.
Grechko and Romanenko get off the bus.
Cameraman with a movie camera.
Astronauts wave goodbye.
Pre-launch preparation.
The launch of Soyuz-26.
Grechko's spacewalk, negotiations with the MCC, views of the Earth and the Salyut-6 station.
Cosmonauts meeting at the orbital station.
Landing of the lander.
Helicopter over the landing site.
The rescue team helps the astronauts to get out.
The story of Grechko's joke (chasing the UFO station).
Grechko during the third flight on the Soyuz T-14 spacecraft (physical education, work with postage stamps).
An excerpt of the film "Should we send a messenger" (1998, directed by V.P. Chikov).
Grechko at the Cosmonautics Museum in Star City with a group of young people.
An excerpt of the interview.
Personnel:
Grechko G.M. -- pilot-cosmonaut of the USSR, twice Hero of the Soviet Union. Gubarev A.A. -- pilot-cosmonaut, aviation Major General, Candidate of Technical Sciences, twice Hero of the Soviet Union. Romanenko Yu.V. -- pilot-cosmonaut of the USSR, twice Hero of the Soviet Union. Evdokimov M.S. -- humorist, parodist, actor, singer, TV presenter, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation. Durov L.K. -- theater and film actor, theater director, teacher, publicist, People's Artist of the USSR, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Russia.
Calendar: 1960s 1975 1977 1978 1985
Locations: Moscow [820] Moscow region [788] Kazakhstan [114]