Space Rocket History #331 – Soyuz 11/Salyut 1 – Life Aboard the First Space Station

Space Rocket History Podcast

Michael Annis

History, Technology

4.9 • 769 Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2020

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Dobrovolsky wrote in his diary, “Some days were a nightmare. There was a general absence of everything: no interesting things, no happiness, the monotonous sound of the ventilators, strong smells, numerous experiments. It seemed to me that Flight Control simply … Continue reading →

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0:00.0	The Union,
0:02.0	Nerujim and Republic
0:04.0	of the
0:05.0	Slavoidal
0:07.0	fordive
0:08.0	for the
0:10.0	Great
0:12.0	Roos
0:13.0	Dostrusted
0:15.0	Soslav
0:16.0	and the
0:17.0	people
0:18.0	of the
0:20.0	unil one, the one Soviet Hello, God, Hello and welcome.
0:20.8	This is Michael Annaz, and you're listening to episode number 331. Hello and welcome.
0:37.9	This is Michael Annison.
0:39.0	You're listening to episode number 331 of the Space Rocket History podcast.
0:44.8	And now, Soyuz 11, Salute 1, life on board the first space station.
0:53.1	You may recall that the Salute space station was a series of
0:57.0	cylinders with small, medium, and larger diameters. It had a total length of 13.6 meters
1:06.0	and a maximum diameter of 4.15 meters.
1:11.6	There were four sections.
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