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Spoutnik 40 Ans Книга о Спутнике 40 Лет The Book of Sputnik 40 Years Le Livre de Spoutnik 40 Ans Спутник 40 Лет - Sputnik 40 Years - Spoutnik 40 Ans - Edition du 10/08/06 - Adresses contact : Science Sainte Rose 14 Chemin du Jardin 97439 Sainte Rose La Réunion – France [email protected] - Edition du 10/08/06 - Спутник 40 Лет - Sputnik 40 Years - Spoutnik 40 Ans Книга о Спутнике 40 Лет The Book of Sputnik 40 Years Le Livre de Spoutnik 40 Ans Спутник 40 Лет - Sputnik 40 Years - Spoutnik 40 Ans - Edition du 10/08/06 - СОДЕРЖАНИЕ CONTENTS SOMMAIRE стр . 001 - Предисловие В.С. Сыромятникова , p. 001 - Foreword by V.S. Syromiatnikov, p. 001 - Préface par V.S. Syromiatnikov, одного из пионеров команды Спутник -1. Early pionneer of the Sputnik-1 team L'un des pionniers de l'équipe Spoutnik-1 стр . 005 - Спонсоры Спутника -40 лет : Они дали p. 005 - The sponsors of Sputnik 40 Years p. 005 - Les parrains de Spoutnik 40 Ans жизнь этому великолепному приключению . They gave life to this beautiful story Ils ont donné vie à cette belle aventure стр . 007 - Спутник -40 лет , школьный спутник . p. 007 - Sputnik 40 Years, a school satellite p. 007 - Spoutnik 40 Ans, satellite collégien Рассказ об этом великолепном приключении , Keys for a most magnificent adventure, Le récit d'une aventure exceptionnelle, от Нальчика до Острова Ля Реюньон . from Naltchik to Réunion Island de Naltchik à l'Ile de La Réunion стр . 178 - 4-ое октября 1957 г. : я вспоминаю … p. 178 - 4 October 1957 : I do remember... p.178 - 4 octobre 1957 : je me souviens... Свидетельства и личные воспоминания Memories and personal testimonies Témoignages et souvenirs personnels о дне , не совсем похожем на другие . for a day not quite like the other days d'un jour pas tout-a-fait comme les autres стр . 217 - Технические характеристики , p. 217 - The technical characteristics p. 217 - Les caractéristiques techniques, 40 лет тому назад запуск Спутника -1, 40 years ago, the launch of Sputnik-1, Il y a 40 ans, lancement de Spoutnik-1, в 1997 г. запуск Спутника -40 лет . in 1997, the launch of Sputnik 40 Years En 1997, lancement de Spoutnik 40 Ans стр . 226 - Они слышали Спутник -40 лет . p. 226 - They heard Sputnik 40 Years p. 226 - Ils ont entendu Spoutnik 40 Ans Радиолюбители целого мира Radioamateurs from the whole world Les radio-amateurs du monde entier услышали Спутник -40 лет в 1997 году … have listened to Sputnik 40 Years... ont écouté Spoutnik 40 Ans en 1997... стр . 236 - Они помогли Спутнику -40 лет … p. 236 - They helped Sputnik 40 Years .... p. 236 - Ils ont aidé Spoutnik 40 Ans .... Когда было нужно , они всегда были рядом ! Whenever necessary, they were ready ! Quand c'était nécessaire, ils étaient là. ! стр . 238 - Страницы дружбы , p. 238 - Special friendly pages, p. 238 - Les pages de l'amitié, спонсоры Спутника -40 лет . from the sponsors of Sputnik 40 Years par les parrains de Spoutnik 40 Ans - Edition du 10/08/06 - Спутник 40 Лет - Sputnik 40 Years - Spoutnik 40 Ans Предисловие Владимира Сыромятникова Foreword by Vladimir S. Syromiatnikov Спутник , 40 лет Préface par Vladimir S. Syromiatnikov Эта книга соединяет два важных периода нашего времени : запуск первого Спутника и конца ХХ века , названного космическим . Сорок с лишним лет назад , весной 1956 года судьба привела меня в ОКБ -1 Особое проводят месяцы и годы . Космическая связь , С другой стороны книга описывает события конструкторское бюро № 1, которым навигация и метеорология постепенно , но нашего времени , конца века , участниками руководил С. П. Королев . Через полтора прочно вошли в нашу жизнь . которых стали дети , представители того года , 4 октября 1957 года был запущен поколения , которому предстоит жить и Спутник . Мне , тогда совсем молодому Космическая техника воздействует на нас , активно работать в следующем тысячелетии . инженеру посчастливилось принять участие в землян не только напрямую . Космическая Примечательно и символично то , что они разработке первого космического механизма наука и инженерия , подход и методы ее начали свою творческую жизнь , создав модель Спутника – вентилятора и электрической отработки стали широко применяться для Спутника , который в конце концов вышел на схемы управления . С тех пор прошло много - совершенствования техники , используемой на орбиту . Снова , как 40 лет назад из космоса много лет , в течение которых было Земле . Современный автомобиль или морская зазвучало знаменитое « бип – бип ». Оно не разработано очень много механизмов и систем яхта – это автономный аппарат , содержащий только напомнило людям на Земле с чего для космических кораблей и орбитальных системы подобные космическому кораблю . начиналась космическая эра . Этот проект стал станций . Однако всё началось с первого , так Поэтому изучать космическую технику есть по -настоящему интернациональным . Дети под же как космическая техника и космическая эра много хороших причин , не только чтобы руководством взрослых сделали то , что стало начались с первого Спутника . летать на другие планеты . одним из основных черт нашего времени , международной кооперации в самых разных В начале курса лекций по автономным Космонавтика – не только инженерия . Запуск областях . Этому принадлежит будущее на системам космических аппаратов я довольно Спутника стал поворотным пунктом в Земле , и хорошо , когда это начинается с подробно рассказываю студентам о Спутнике , осознании человеком глобальности жизни на детства . и фрагменты этой лекции приведены в книге . Земле . Люди стали мыслить масштабно , Несмотря на простоту , Королев назвал его ПС космос приблизил и соединил удаленные В заключение я должен сказать слова – простейший спутник , в зародыше он островки жизни , сблизил мужчин и женщин признания и признательности одному содержал все основные системы . В разных стран на нашей голубой планете . человеку , без которого не было бы ни этого последующих проектах , на « Востоке » Подтверждение сказанному эта книга . В ней проекта , ни этой книги . Его имя Ги Пиньеле . Гагарина и других кораблях они развивались и приводятся уникальные записи и Его , моего французского друга , я зову существенно усложнялись . Так рождалась воспоминания людей об эпохальном событии инернационалистом , а иногда – туземцем . Ги космическая техника . Человек слетал на Луну , 40-летней давности , о тех мыслях и эмоциях , провел большую часть жизнь на том самом а на околоземных орбитах космонавты которое оно возбудило . острове Реюньон и очень часто посещает его в Спутник 40 Лет - Sputnik 40 Years - Spoutnik 40 Ans - Edition du 10/08/06 - c тр ./p./p. 1 наши дни . Хотя потом он , настоящий When delivering lectures on autonomous This book confirms this idea very well. Quite unique интернационалист , жил и работал в разных subsystems for spacecraft, at the beginning of the clips of memory especially devoted to that great странах , в США , в Германии , в России , в course, I describe the Sputnik in a rather detailed event are quoted in it. They tell the emotions and Японии и других . Глубину погружения в эту way to my students. This stuff is included in the ideas of their enthusiastic authors about this интернациональную сторону жизни говорит book in a shorter version. In spite of its event. уже то , что он говорит не только на simplicity (Korolev called his Sputnik – PS -, французском , но и на английском , немецком и which in Russian means the “Simplest Satellite”) This book is not only looking back, it projects русском языках , а также начал изучать the Sputnik incorporated all the principal on- also into the future. It describes a project of the японский . Только благодаря таким board subsystems, most of them in embryonic quite recent years, and a most remarkable thing энтузиастам 40 лет назад в космос запустили version. With later projects, Gagarine’s Vostock, is that children play a very active part in it. Спутник , а на Земле создали еще много других Soyuz and other spacecraft, these subsystems These very young boys and girls will be very чудес . Этот процесс продолжается и ведет have evolved and become much more active at the beginning of the next century. A человечество в третье тысячелетие , в complicated. It is the way that space technology remarkable fact is that these children began неизведанное . evolved all over the world, sending cosmonauts their active life with space technology by and astronauts to near-Earth orbits and even to the designing and building a model of the Sputnik. Moon. Space communication, navigation and An also remarkable thing is that this model was Sputnik 40 Years meteorology became a part of our lives in a gradual indeed launched in space. but definite way. This book makes connection between two very Again, just as 40 years ago, people on the Earth important periods of our times, from that of However, space technology entered our life not heard the very popular “beep-beep”. This sound not Sputnik launch and that of the very end of the only directly. It helps us, the people of Planet only reminded the younger generations how all this 20th century, now called the space age. More than Earth in many ways and fashions. Methods of activity started and how space age began. In contrast 40 years back, in the spring of 1956, my destiny development as well as many parts of engineering with the earlier approach, this project became truly brought me to OKB-1 (Russian abbreviation have been greatly improved within the frame of international. The model of Sputnik was the product which means “Special Design Bureau Nr.1) space programs and projects. Modern of a co-operation of people separated by many headed by S.P. Korolev. A year and half later, on automobiles, boats and many autonomous vessels thousands of kilometres. Under the guidance of October 4, 1957, the Sputnik was launched. and vehicles have been improved to incorporate outstanding adults, the children did a real job. components and subsystems as in spacecraft. This Probably, the main feature of our time is that space As a young engineer, I was lucky enough to is why there are many good reasons to study (and not only space-) projects are carried out by participate in the development of the first space space engineering, not only to fly to other planets.
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