How Gagarin First in Space DVDRip 29 Captures the Historic Moment of the First Cosmonaut

Valentina Tereshkova was the first woman to go into space. In 1963, she spent almost three days in space and orbited Earth 48 times in her space capsule, Vostok 6. That was her only trip into space. Tereshkova later toured the world to promote Soviet science and became involved in Soviet politics.

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After Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space in 1961, Tereshkova volunteered for the Soviet space program. Although she did not have any experience as a pilot, she was accepted into the program because of her 126 parachute jumps. At the time, cosmonauts had to parachute from their capsules seconds before they hit the ground on returning to Earth.

She landed in the Altay region near today's Kazakhstan-Mongolia-China border. Villagers helped Tereshkova out of her spacesuit and asked her to join them for dinner. She accepted, and was later reprimanded for violating the rules and not undergoing medical tests first.

Tereshkova never flew in space again. She later became a test pilot and instructor and earned a doctorate in technical sciences. On Nov. 3, 1963, Tereshkova married fellow cosmonaut Andriyan Nikolayev. Their first child, a daughter named Elena, was a subject of medical interest because she was the first child born to parents who had both been exposed to space. Elena later went on to become a medical doctor. Tereshkova and Nikolayev divorced in 1980.

During the time that has passed since the launching of the first artificial satellite in 1957, astronauts have traveled to the moon, probes have explored the solar system, and instruments in space have discovered thousands of planets around other stars.

A Russian Soyuz spacecraft carrying South Korea's first astronaut blasted off into space on Tuesday from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.The Soyuz TMA-12 spaceship disappeared into a clear sky as planned at 5:16 p.m. (1116 GMT) after lifting off from the world's oldest space launch pad, used by Russia's Yuri Gagarin when he became the first human in space in 1961.Yi So-yeon, a 29-year-old nanotechnology engineer, began her journey to the International Space Station (ISS) alongside Russian cosmonauts Sergei Volkov and Oleg Kononenko.Originally a reserve candidate, Yi was picked for the flight last month after Russia accused Ko San, the primary South Korean crew member, of removing sensitive documents from a training centre. Ko later apologised for his actions.The South Korean government paid Russia about $25 million for the right to send the first Korean into space. Along with her Russian colleagues, Yi will conduct scientific experiments at the ISS during her 11-day mission.

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Ten years after his historic flight aboard the Freedom 7, Shepard journeyed to the Moon as the commander of Apollo 14. While on the surface of the lunar landscape he hit two balls with a makeshift golf club, becoming the first, and only, person to play golf on the Moon. He could only use one arm due to the stiffness of his spacesuit but managed to send one of the balls flying roughly 200 yards from where he stood on the Moon. Shepard took the makeshift golf club home, later donating the 6-iron to the U.S. Golf Association Museum. But he left the golf balls behind on the surface of the lunar landscape.

When Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space on April 12th, 1961 he was wearing a very special watch. This watch was specifically made for the space flight by Sturmanskie. Just like it's carrier the watch became legendary because it worked flawlessly in weightlessness. Since 1961 Sturmanskie watches have been the official watch of the Soviet and Russian cosmonauts. Dedicated to Yuri Gagarin the Gagarin line is inspired by the initial design and high-quality processing. Every model must withstand severe tests but also keep alive the spirit of the 60's. Each Gagarin watch comes with one pre-mounted leather strap in a beautiful Sturmanskie gift box.

Sturmanskie is one of the famous watch brands by the Russian manufacturer "Volmax". Sturmanskie places great emphasis on elements from the modern age and also it's heritage. There is a special link towards space travel or maritime history. Great examples are the Gagarin range which focuses on the first human in space or the Ocean Stingray line that is dedicated to Soviet diving history. Sturmanskie is also well known for using Vostok and Poljot calibers, e.g. 3105 and 310579. Some lines include chronographs manufactured by Seiko Instruments Inc. and Miyota. Thus, every interested party can find the right watch for themselves. 2ff7e9595c