Titlebook: Energiya-Buran; The Soviet Space Shu Bart Hendrickx,Bert Vis Book 2007 Praxis 2007 Biographie.Buran orbiter.Cold War technology.Energiya ro

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Buran in the spotlight,ut. While earlier test flights of piloted spacecraft had been prepared in utter secrecy and conveniently disguised under the all-embracing “Kosmos” label, the Russians no longer had the luxury of doing the same with Buran. Times had changed after General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachov’s rise to power i

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Beyond Buran,ane concepts to either complement Buran or succeed it in the future. Many of these efforts concentrated on smaller spaceplanes that were considered to be more efficient for space station support. At the same time, looking further into the future, considerable research has been done into single-stage

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cenarios and emergency situations, highlighting similarities and differences with the US Space Shuttle...The authors then expand on the managerial aspects of the Energiya-Buran program, sum up the main design b978-0-387-69848-9978-0-387-73984-7

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-93173-9t least partly attributable to a lack of ground testing (particularly of the first stage), was firmly etched in everyone’s memories and a sure sign of the need to approach things differently when the next program of comparable proportions came along.

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The roots of Buran,Buran program the Soviet Union possessed a rich database on high-speed aeronautics, gradually accumulated through four decades of work on rocket-propelled aircraft, intercontinental cruise missiles and smaller spaceplanes.

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The Buran cosmonaut team,d a central coordinating NASA-type organization. Several organizations involved in test pilot and cosmonaut training felt they should all independently select their own cosmonaut teams. From these groups, Buran crew members representing those organizations would be assigned.

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Buran in the spotlight,bel, the Russians no longer had the luxury of doing the same with Buran. Times had changed after General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachov’s rise to power in the spring of 1985. The new policy of . was sweeping through all ranks of Soviet society, including the country’s space program.