The first Soviet manned space flight is discussed in terms of its contribution toward progress in science and technology. Problems involving space flight, weightlessness, and re-entry are also described. A brief note concerning the Soviet meteorological satellite program is included.
What Science Learned About the Universe from the First Flight
1962
2 pages
Report
No indication
English
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