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02.07.2001
12:54

Will Buran Fly Again?

25.06.2001
13:20

XXIV International Workshop on High Energy Physics and Field Theory

12.06.2001
10:25

New Atomic Submarine AKULA--2 Launched Several Days Ago

12.06.2001
10:23

First Thermonuclear Reactor Is Under Way in Russia

23.05.2001
20:00

New--Generation Carrier Rocket at le Bourget

21.05.2001
18:28

The Pellicle Beam Splitters

12.04.2001
10:16

First Man in Space - 40 Years Ago Sharp!

05.04.2001
16:12

Satellite Acquired by the Moon 35 Years ago

19.03.2001
20:05

New Rocket Carrier is under Way at "Progress"

16.03.2001
17:15

Russian scientists support BeppoSax!

16.03.2001
16:53

Save the best Italian experiment!

08.03.2001
20:51

Yakov Zeldovich Would Have Today his 87th Anniversary

04.03.2001
20:45

Forty Years Passed since the First Successful Interception of a Ballistic Missile

04.03.2001
13:27

First Thermonuclear Reactor May Be Elaborated in Russia

01.03.2001
22:18

Russian Coil for ITER

12.02.2001
14:58

11 Questions of American Physicists to the Universe and 11 comments of a Russian Astrophysicist

31.01.2001
16:03

35 Years Since the First Soft Landing on the

    January 31, 1966 was the beginning of the history of successful space flights to the Moon and, at the same time, an outstanding milestone in the Space exploration. The Automatic Interplanetary Station LUNA-9 was launched at space-vehicle launching site Baikonur on that day. Before this launch there were 11 attempts to reach the Moon that failed. Most of them the Soviet government tried to keep in secret. Only 30 years later Russia admitted that a number of mysterious objects appearing, from time to time, at near-earth orbits were, in fact, the failed launchings of spacecrafts directed toward the Venus, the Mars, and the Moon. Two stations achieved the Moon's surface but crashed while landing. Only station No.13 succeeded in making a soft landing in the Ocean of Storm on February 3, 1966. During the successive 2 days 7 series of connection with the apparatus landed were carried out which resulted in obtaining the very first panoramas of the Moon's surface.

    The 1st successful landing of LUNA-9 was followed by 17 Russian and American missions, 6 of them being piloted spaceships effected according to the APOLLON project. The last landing on the MOON was dated back to January, 1976. Now no one can say for certain about how and when any other attempts might be undertaken.

    Translated by Nataliya Lipunova

    Alexandr Zhgeleznyakov

29.01.2001
16:15

High-energy charged particle flux variations in vicinity of Earth as earthquake precursors

24.01.2001
21:39

New National State Park in Russia

05.01.2001
16:34

World's Best Setup for Laser Treatment of Metals Developed in Novosibirsk

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