PAST AND FUTURE

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PAST AND FUTURE OF THE SOVIET AND RUSSIAN LUNAR
BASE V.V. SHEVCHENKO Sternberg State
Astronomical Institute
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MAIN DESIGNER OF THE ROCKET TECHNIQUE SERGEY
KOROLEV
SPACEPROBE LUNA-3 1959
THE FIRST SPACEPLANETARY SURVEY. THE FIRST
IMAGES OF THE INVISIBLE LUNAR SIDE
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LUNAR RACE
KOROLEV
FROM ZOND TO N-1/L-3
S.P.KOROLEV (1907 1966)
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WERNHER VON BRAUN
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NEW LUNAR DREAMS?
1970s 1980s
GENERAL K.A.KERIMOV, and GENERAL DESIGNER
V.P.GLUSHKO
V. P. BARMIN MAIN DESIGNER OF THE SOVIET
COSMODROMS.
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ORM-65, 150 kgs 1930s
FREE AGAIN, 1945
ENGINEER V. GLUSHKO
STALINS BUTYRSKY PRISON, 1938.
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1970s 1980s
GENERAL DESIGNER OF THE ROCKET TECHNIQUE (HEAD
OF THE ENERGIA CORPORATION) VALENTIN P. GLUSHKO
MOST POWERFUL ROCKET ENGINE CONSTRUCTED
BY GLUSHKOS CORPORATION FOR THE ENERGIAHEAVY
LAUN CHVEHICLE, 740 t x s on the Earth 806,4 t x
s in space
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Launching mass 2400 t Mass, injected into the
re ference orbit (H 200km, I 51o)
95 t Dimensions of
Lunar complex length 22m, diameter 6m
The Smerch-type upper stage can be converted into
a reusable transfer vehicle. One Energia launch
vehicle cargo flight was required to build a
Mir-type orbit station in lunar orbit.
ENERGIA LAUNCHVEHICLE WITH UPPER STAGE LUNAR
COMPLEX
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SITE SELECTION FOR LUNAR BASE IN MARE ORIENTALE
WAS MADE BY THE STERNBERG GROUP AND IT WAS
APPROVED BY THE GENERAL DESIGNER V. GLUSHKO
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LAVOCHKIN CORPORATION
PROJECT LUNA-GLOB
Landing module
Penetrators
High-speed penetrators
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LUNAR OUTPOST
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