Space Rocket History #332 – Soyuz 11/Salyut 1 – The Fire & SRH 7th Year Celebration

Space Rocket History Podcast

Michael Annis

History, Technology

4.9 • 769 Ratings

🗓️ 12 February 2020

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Just before the start of another communication session, Volkov noticed a smell of smoke from somewhere at the rear of the station. As soon as communication with the ground was established, he reported: “Aboard the station is ‘the curtain’!”

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0:00.0	The Union,
0:02.0	Nerujim and Republic
0:04.0	of the world
0:06.0	and has blotting
0:08.0	for the
0:10.0	Greatness
0:12.0	Dostrusted
0:14.0	No,
0:15.0	strascus
0:16.0	and by the
0:17.0	people
0:18.0	of the
0:20.0	unibed and the mightouchy Soviet Hello, God, Hello and welcome.
0:38.2	This is Michael Anas, and you're listening to episode number 332 of the Space Rocket History podcast.
0:44.8	And now, Soyuz 11 slash Saluat 1, The Fire.
0:52.3	To the TV audience of the Soviet Union, the flight of Dubrovsky, Volkov, and
1:00.0	Patsyaf had settled into an established routine with the cosmonauts working to the timetable
1:07.4	of scientific experiments, exercises, and other activities.
1:13.4	The program was going as planned, and the crew were in excellent spirits.
1:20.0	There was not even the slightest hint in their television transmissions of the clashes between Volkov and Dobrovsky.
1:30.3	At flight control, Yelizyev, Nikolaev, Pikovsky, and Gorbato,
1:35.6	who were jointly responsible for communicating with the station,
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