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The dream For centuries people watched the stars and dreamed... In ancient tales, the naive stories of Lucian of Samosata, the science fiction novels of Jules Verne and Cyrano de Bergerac - everywhere man strove to break away from the Earth and uncover all the secrets of the cosmos. The Idea In 1903, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky proved that spaceflight could be achieved with a rocket. He wrote:
The dream For centuries people watched the stars and dreamed... In ancient tales, the naive stories of Lucian of Samosata, the science fiction novels of Jules Verne and Cyrano de Bergerac - everywhere man strove to break away from the Earth and uncover all the secrets of the cosmos. The Idea In 1903, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky proved that spaceflight could be achieved with a rocket. He wrote: "Mankind will not remain on Earth forever... at first it will timidly penetrate beyond the atmosphere, and then it will conquer all near-solar space". The Sparks In the 1930s enthusiasts from the Group for the Study of Reactive Motion began building the first rockets. On August 17, 1933, the GIRD-09 rocket rose 400 meters into the air - the first Soviet liquid-fueled rocket! The Form Starting in 1953, work began in the workshops on the R-7 rocket, which had a two-stage design with four side boosters. Welding, testing, and quality-control technologies were all a new experience. Sergei Korolev and his colleagues at OKB-1 worked on the project almost around the clock. The Cargo In parallel, the designers were assembling the PS-1 satellite itself. The "simplest satellite" looked like a sphere 58 cm in diameter and weighing 83.6 kg, with four antennas and two radio transmitters. The Launch Pad Construction of the Baikonur research and testing range began in the Kazakh steppe. On February 12, 1955, the range was completed, and on July 20, construction of the first launch pad began. The Launch On October 4, 1957, at 22:28 Moscow time, the R-7 rocket lifted off from Pad No. 1. After 295 seconds the satellite reached orbit. The world heard its signal of "Beep! Beep!". The Payload Separation At the 315th second after liftoff, the satellite separated from the second stage. PS-1 became the first artificial object in Earth orbit, its call signs heard by all humanity. The Orbit The satellite flew for 92 days, completing 1,440 revolutions around the planet, which is about 60 million km. Its signals were received by radio amateurs around the world, while scientists gathered data about space. On January 4, 1958, the satellite burned up in the dense layers of the atmosphere. This launch marked the start of mankind's Space Age. #edits #warthundermobile #spacerace

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