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Seven months of the planet. (1983)

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Director: D.K.Antonov

Script writers: Gubarev V.

Operators: V.Afanasjev, N.Krilov

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On the flight on board the orbital station "Salyut-7" astronauts A. Onshore and Lebedev.

Reel №1 Seven months of the planet

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Start spaceship "T-5" at the Baikonur Cosmodrome.

Cosmonauts A. Birch and Lebedev during flight.

Spacecraft docked with the orbital station "Salyut-7".

MCC staff watching dock.

General view of the space station.

Cosmonaut Vladimir Lebedev with a camera.

Arrive at Baikonur French Ambassador Mr.

Arno in connection with the flight of the Soviet-French crew.

Speeches Ambassador of France and Academician Kotelnikov (synchronously).

Start a spaceship. "

French astronaut Jean-Louis Chretien on the orbital station.

Landing on the ground lander with members of the international crew.

Cosmonauts Vladimir Lebedev and A. Birch on the orbital station "Soyuz-7".

Key words

Astronautics. International relations. France. Diplomatic ties. Landscapes.

Calendar

1983

Space

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Space crew astronauts L. Popov, silver and S. Savitskaya during flight training.

S. Savitskaya parachute jumps, lifts into the air racing plane performs aerobatics.

Space crew in spacesuits on the bus.

Start spaceship.

Astronauts C. Savitsky, V. Lebedev, and L. Popov A.Borezovoy on board the orbital station.

MCC specialists oversee the work of the space station.

Output space crew EVA and EVAs.

Prepare a bath at the station.

Astronauts in the shower.

Launch an artificial satellite "Spark" from the station "Soyuz-7".

Snowstorm in the Kazakh steppe.

General view of the winter landscape.

Cosmonauts A. Birch and Lebedev for a walk after returning from orbit.

Calendar

1983

Space