65 years ago: Sputnik - first artificial satellite (04.10.2002)
On October 4, 1957, the Soviet Union launched the first earth satellite "Sputnik". The spherical satellite had a diameter of 58 cm and weighed 83.6 kilograms. It orbited the earth 1400 times in 92 days at 29,000 kilometers per hour at altitudes between 600 and 900 kilometers, attracting great attention from the world public.On November 3, 1957, the first biosatellite followed with Sputnik 2, in which the Huendin Laika was the first living creature to orbit the Earth.
01.01.2000 - Sputnik 1, replica. Sputnik 1 was launched into the orbit around the earth on October 4th 1957. It was the first man made satellite, made by the Soviet Union. Sputnik remained in...
57436396
19.08.1968 - MOSKAU 19.08.1968 Sputnik 1 ausgestellt im Allrussischen Ausstellungszentrum in Moskau in Russland. Sputnik 1 war der erste künstliche Erdsatellit. Mit ihm begann 1957 das Zeitalte...
57807662
01.01.1957 - Evaluation of the diagrams (l-r): engineer Peter Lengrüsser, Dr Wolfgang Priester and Professor Friedrich Becker. Picture taken in 1957. The measures of radio observatory of univer...
22037096
01.10.1957 - In the radio control point of the communication center in Moscow, radio operators registered signals of satellite "Sputnik". Picture taken in October 1957. The first earth satellit...
22037100
01.10.1957 - It was possible for the central office of radio control measuring company in Darmstadt to observe several orbits of the Soviet satellite "Sputnik". The period of circulation with 9...
22037101
01.01.1957 - Professor Friedrich Becker (l) and engineer Peter Lengrüsser observing satellite transmitter at the transmit-receivers in the laboratory of radio observatory Bonn. Picture taken in...
22037095
01.10.1957 - A dpa radio operator in front of his equipment, with the report of his first observation of the satellite. Picture taken in October 1957. An artificial satellite has orbitted the E...
22037104
01.10.1957 - Corresponding member of the academy of sciencies of the Ukrainian Soviet Republik, Jakowkin and his academic staff members of observatory Medtschun at preliminary works for "Meteor...
22037105
05.10.1957 - Londoners watch for the Russian earth satellite 5th October 1957. Although the satellite is over 560 miles and is no larger than a soccer ball, scientists say that with aid of bino...
11275423
21.12.1999 - The Brussels Universal and International Exhibition to be opened by the King of the Belgians tomorrow (Thurs). A model of the Soviet Sputnik II which carried the dog Lai...
9828605
10.04.2000 - 1957 Russian satellite Sputnik I Russian Federation / Mono Print
9830766
30.11.1999 - Der "Vater des Sputnik", der russische Mathematiker und Astrophysiker Professor Leonid Sedow (l) mit dem sowjetischen Astronauten German Titow (r) beim Internationalen Astronauten...
2408772
30.11.1959 - Der russische Mathematiker und Astrophysiker Leonid Sedow im Jahr 1960. Der Wissenschaftler gilt als "Vater des Sputnik". Er wurde am 14. November 1907 in Rostow am Don geboren. [...
1639000
30.11.1956 - Undatierte Aufnahme des ersten von drei künstlichen sowjetischen Satelliten mit Namen Sputnik. Der kugelförmige Satellit hat einen Durchmesser von 58 cm und wiegt 83,6 Kilogramm. D...
2435450
14.03.1968 - Der russische Mathematiker und Astrophysiker Leonid Sedow (M) traf am 14. März 1968 in der Botschaft der UdSSR in Rolandswerth bei Bonn mit dem Direktor der Sternwarte Bochum, Hein...
1380290
10.03.1968 - Der russische Mathematiker und Astrophysiker Leonid Sedow mit der goldenen Wilhelm-Bölsche-Medaille, die ihm am 10. März 1968 in Stuttgart verliehen wurde. Der Wissenschaftler gilt...
1380272
Haven't found what you're looking for? Register or login to get access to a larger selection of images and use our full range of images, videos and graphics.
Kontakt
Haben Sie Fragen? Kontaktieren Sie uns.