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LIVRE AFFICHE HISTOIRE SPATIALE SOVIÉTIQUE 1950-60 Très bel ouvrage qui présente les différentes affiches qui ont été 502 créées durant les périodes 1950-1960 par le gouvernement de l'Union Soviétique pour faire la propagande de l'investissement 502. AFFICHE 4 national spatial. On trouve des reproductions de nombreuses MISSION INTERKOSMOS À L'EFFIGIE DE YURI GAGARIN affiches (à ce jour introuvables), leur date et production, ainsi que 65 x 40 cm pour chacune des explications sur celle-ci. 100 - 150 € 100 - 150 € 503 504 503. AFFICHE 504. ANCIEN LIVRE EN RUSSE SUR LES FUSÉES VALENTINA TERESHKOVA – PREMIÈRE FEMME DANS L'ESPACE Ancien livre en Russe avec de nombreux schémas et explications 65 x 40 cm sur le développement des fusées spatiales Soviétiques. 100 - 150 € 100 - 120 € LA CONQUÊTE DE L’ESPACE Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild 26 mars 2013 505 506 505. LOT DE 2 AFFICHES 506. LOT DE 2 AFFICHES COMMÉMORATIVES YURI GAGARIN ET VALENTINA TERESHKOVA – PREMIER 100 x 66,5 cm – 50 x 40 cm HOMME ET PREMIÈRE FEMME DANS L'ESPACE 50 x 40 cm 150 - 200 € AFFICHE COMMÉMORATIVE 50 x 40 cm 100 - 150 € 5 507 508 507. AFFICHE 508. AFFICHE MISSION LUNA – MISSION D'EXPLORATION LUNAIRE À LA GLOIRE DE L'UNION SOVIÉTIQUE – YURI GAGARIN ET DE RECUEIL D'ÉCHANTILLONS 61 x 41 cm 100 x 66,5 cm 100 - 150 € 150 - 200 € LA CONQUÊTE DE L’ESPACE Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild 26 mars 2013 559 509. PATCH PILOTE BURAN Ce patch était porté par les pilotes du programme Buran (Programme de fusée spatiale de l'Union Soviétique). Il s'agit d'un patch en tissu, extrêmement rare où l'on peut voir une navette 510 6 Buran attachée à son lanceur proton en train de décoller. 510. FANION MISSION SPATIALE Ce fanion signé par le COSMONAUTE Vladimir Dzhanibekov 100 - 120 € original intègre l'ensemble des pins qui se rapporte à la mission SOYUZ39. Fanion en parfait état, objet rare. 200 - 300 € 511 512 511. DISCOURS ORIGINAL 512. PHOTOS DE VLADIMIR DZHANIBEKOV DE LA MISSION SOYUZ 39 pour la mission Soyuz 39 100 - 150 € 300 - 400 € LA CONQUÊTE DE L’ESPACE Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild 26 mars 2013 515 515. INSIGNES DE COSMONAUTES UNION SOVIÉTIQUE Insignes de cosmonautes sur présentoir. 100 - 150 € 513 513. PRÉSENTOIR DE BUREAU Présentoir de propagande de l'Union Soviétique à la gloire de la conquête spatiale. On y trouve sur un support en bakélite noir un support transparent 7 en forme de vague et qui représente la trajectoire d'une fusée au décollage qui est surplombé par une fusée. 150 - 200 € 516 516. LOT DE PINS COSMONAUTES Lot de pins avec des photos de divers cosmonautes (Tereshkova, Gagarin, …) 50 - 100 € 514 517 514. LOT DE PINS 517. LOT DE PINS MISSIONS INTERKOSMOS Lot de pins ayant trait à la conquête spatiale Soviétique (Divers missions) Lot de pins ayant trait aux missions InterKosmos 100 - 150 € 50 - 100 € LA CONQUÊTE DE L’ESPACE Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild 26 mars 2013 518 518 518 518. LOT DE 4 FANIONS COMMÉMORATIFS 100 - 150 € 8 518 519 519. PRÉSENTOIR DE BUREAU À LA GLOIRE DE LA CONQUÊTE SPATIALE DE L'UNION SOVIÉTIQUE Présentoir en bakélite, plexiglass et métal à la gloire de l'exploration spatiale de l'Union Soviétique, en référence au monument présent à Moscou. On trouve sur celui-ci une fusée qui décolle vers l'espace et en incrustation on peut voir le visage de Yuri Gagarin. 200 - 300 € 520. STYLO & PRÉSENTOIR UNION SOVIÉTIQUE EXPLORATION SPATIALE Stylo sur son présentoir à la gloire de l'exploration spatiale de l'Union Soviétique. Différents objets de ce type ont été produits pour promouvoir la conquête spatiale et en reconnaissance pour l'effort produit par la nation. 520 50 - 80 € LA CONQUÊTE DE L’ESPACE Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild 26 mars 2013 521 521. PATCH APOLLO SOYUZ Patch mission Soyuz Apollo. La mission Soyuz Apollo a été la première mission conjointe entre l'Union Soviétique et les Etats Unis et elle a eu lieu en 1975. Cette mission a été matérialisée par la rencontre dans l'espace d'un vaisseau soviétique et d'un vaisseau américain. L'équipage de l'Union Soviétique était constitué de 2 cosmonautes (Leonov et Kubasov) et l'équipage américain de trois astronautes (Stafford, Brand, Slayton). 100 - 150 € 9 522 522. MAQUETTE VIP FUSÉE PROTON Cette maquette en métal était produite par les ingénieurs qui participaient au développement des engins spatiaux pour de grandes occasions et elles étaient en général offertes en cadeau à des VIP. Cette maquette semble avoir été réalisée pour les 40 ans d'une occasion spécifique comme en atteste la 23 présence du chiffre 40. 523. INSIGNE DE VOL COSMONAUTE V. AFANASIEV 600 - 700 € Ancien pilote d'exception, Viktor AFANASIEV a volé sur plus de 40 appareils différents avant d'intégrer le corps des cosmonautes soviétiques en 1985. Il deviendra ensuite commandant de l'équipage de la station Mir-15 et son dernier vol date de 2001 sur Soyuz TM-32. 150 - 200 € 524. CARTE PROFESSIONNELLE SIGNÉE SERGUEY ZALETIN Serguey Zaletin faisait partie du groupe 1990 TsPK Cosmonaut Group et il a participé aux missions : Soyuz TM-30, Soyuz TM-34 et Soyuz TMA-1. Durant sa mission Soyuz TM-30 il a effectué une sortie dans l'espace de plus de 5 heures. 200 - 300 € 524 LA CONQUÊTE DE L’ESPACE Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild 26 mars 2013 525 526 525. PATCH ORIGINAUX M. SHUTTLEWORTH 526. PATCH ORIGINAUX SALIUT SOYUZ TM-33 Quatre patchs originaux ère Saliut. Patchs originaux utilisés par Mark Shuttleworth (fondateur de la société Thwate), c'est un touriste de l'espace qui lui a permis, 100 - 150 € moyennant environ 20 millions de dollars, de passer huit jours dans la station spatiale internationale dans laquelle il a mené diverses expériences médicales. 100 - 150 € 10 527 527. PLAN BURAN Large plan (Blueeprint) d'une partie de la navette soviétique Buran. Ce document était signé par les concepteurs, les contrôleurs et les techniciens. Il montre de nombreuses spécifications techniques et précise les détails et procédés à utiliser pour construire une navette spatiale soviétique Buran. 200 - 300 € 528 528. SOIE AYANT FLOTTÉ DANS L'ESPACE SIGNÉE PAR UN COSMONAUTE SOVIÉTIQUE Feuille de soie signée par un cosmonaute soviétique (avec plusieurs tampons originaux de la stations MIR) et ayant flotté dans l'espace durant un séjour dans la station russe.
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    00000001 https://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=19950016829 2020-06-16T08:11:25+00:00Z Thismicrofichewas producedaccordingto ql ANSIIIM Sta"ndardsIr ,_ andmeetsthe ' i . qualityspecifications ;,. containedtherein.A _' poorblowback.....I"mage istheresultofthe "t ' characteristiofcsthe original i. .e NASA RP 13,)7 / ) Mir H erltage _ ' David S, E Portree ! i. /2 " _J i ¢ (NASA-RP-I 3571 MTR HAKC)HARE N95°23249 HERITAGE Reference Pub|icationt 1977-199_ (NASA. Johnson Space Center) 220 _ Uncl as HlI18 0043889 March 1995 t , 171'' ' '" ' ',._ " 00000001-TSAO 00000001-TSA04 NASA Refk:rencc Publication 1357 _: Mir Hardware Heritage David S. E Portree • Information Services Division Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center : Houston, Texas .... Johnson Space Center Reference Series /" March 1995 00000001-TSA05 i" This publication is available from the NASA Center for Aerospace Information, 800 Elkridge Landing Road, Linthicum Heights, MD 21090-2934, (301) 621-0390 G 00000001-TSA06 Preface This document was prepared by the Information Services Division, Infi)rmation Systems Directorate, NASA Johnson Space Center, in response to the mtmy requests for information on Soviet/Russian spaceflight received by the Scientific r and Technical Information Center in the division's Information Management Branch. Wc hope this documen'_will be * helpful to anyone interested in Soviet/Russian spaceflight. In particular, we hope it will provide new insights to persons working on the Shuttlc-Mir missions and International Space Station Alpha. As a look at the sources listed at the end of each part will show, this work is based primarily on Russian sources, usually in English translation. Unfortunately, these sources often conflict.
  • H063--FRONT Leaving Earth

    H063--FRONT Leaving Earth

    by Robert Zimmerman Joseph Henry Press Washington, D.C. Joseph Henry Press • 500 Fifth Street, N.W. • Washington, D.C. 20001 The Joseph Henry Press, an imprint of the National Academies Press, was created with the goal of making books on science, technology, and health more widely available to professionals and the public. Joseph Henry was one of the founders of the National Academy of Sciences and a leader in early American science. Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this volume are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Academy of Sciences or its affiliated institutions. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Zimmerman, Robert, 1953- Leaving earth : space stations, rival superpowers, and the quest for interplanetary travel / by Robert Zimmerman. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-309-08548-9 (Hardcover) 1. Astronautics—History. 2. Outer space—Exploration—History. 3. Astronautics—Political aspects—History. I. Title. TL788.5.Z55 2003 2003007637 Cover: First two modules of the International Space Station. Photo by NASA/ Science Photo Library. Copyright 2003 by Robert Zimmerman. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. To my wife Diane, who knows how to help me write. Contents Acknowledgments ix Preface xi 1. Skyscrapers in the Sky 1 2. Salyut: “I Wanted Him to Come Home.” 19 3. Skylab: A Glorious Forgotten Triumph 48 4. The Early Salyuts: “The Prize of All People” 81 5. Salyut 6: The End of Isolation 114 6. Salyut 7: Phoenix in Space 163 7. Freedom: “You’ve Got to Put on Your Management Hat .