Film Encyclopedia of astronauts.Wolf. (2016)
Part 1
0:03:08Encyclopedia of astronauts.Wolf (2016)
Annotation:
A series of films about important pages of the life of Soviet and Russian cosmonauts. Igor Petrovich Volk immediately after returning from his flight made a flight from Baikonur to Akhtubinsk and back on Tu-154 and MiG-25 aircraft. It was an important and completely successful scientific experiment to determine the capabilities of an astronaut to pilot the Buran shuttle after working in orbit, in zero gravity.
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A plane is flying.
Cadets on command run to their planes.
The plane begins to take off.
The pilot is in the cockpit.
View from the cab to the fields and roads.
The plane is in the air.
The cadets go from the tents to the airfield.
The pilot sits in the cockpit.
Airplanes, aerobatics.
Igor Volk is undergoing a medical examination.
Wolf and Dzhanibekov with their families pose for a photographer.
Baikonur, the crew of the Soyuz T-12 is going to the launch pad (Volkov, Savitskaya, Dzhanibekov).
The launch of the Soyuz T-12.
The crew works at the Salyut-7 station.
Lander, landing.
The Tu-154 takes off.
Igor Volk greets the military, transfers to the MiG-25.
A wolf in the cockpit of an airplane.
Shuttle "Buran", braking.
The wolf gets out of the plane.
The greeters shake the cosmonaut in their arms, congratulate him on a successful flight.
Wolf and Dzhanibekov at the award ceremony.
Portrait of a Wolf in a spacesuit.
Personnel:
Volk I.P. -- pilot-cosmonaut of the USSR, Honored Test Pilot of the USSR, Hero of the Soviet Union. Savickaya S.E. -- pilot-cosmonaut, aviation major, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, twice Hero of the Soviet Union. Dzhanibekov (Krisin) V.A. -- Soviet cosmonaut pilot, aviation Major General, twice Hero of the Soviet Union, member of the Union of Artists of the USSR, President of the Association of Cosmonautics Museums of Russia.
Calendar: 1950s 1984
Locations: Kazakhstan [114]