An edition of Red star in orbit
(1981)
Red star in orbit
1st ed.
by James E. Oberg
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Provides a candid, behind-the-scenes look at the Russian space program since 1957, discussing the designers of the program, the cosmonauts, the successes, the failures, and more [Google Books]
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Astronautics, New York Times reviewed, AeronauticsPlaces
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Foreword
At home in orbit
The birth of Sputnik
The Nedelin catastrophe
Man & woman in space
The Voskhod follies
Death & disaster
The mooon-race cover-up
The long climb back
Secret space cities
The Salyut-6 breakthrough
Through the Zero-G barrier
Things to come
Appendices
Biographies
Guest Cosmonauts
Soviet Man-Related Space Shots
Annotated Bibliography
Sources of Current Information
Open Questions
Index
Edition Notes
Bibliography: p. [256]-259.
Includes index.
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