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YURI GAGARIN: HIS LIFE IN PICTURES II
| While studying flyng, he learned parachuting, a skill that would later save his life when it was time for him to eject from the Vostok 1 capsule upon it’s re-entry. On his first jump, he clung to the fuselage as the other young men and women waited their turn with his teacher shouting, “Don’t dither, Yuri, the girls are watching!” Soon after he took his first ride in a Yak-18 fighter plane. “That first flight filled me with pride and gave meaning to my whole life.” He would spend the summer flying and living in a tent next to an airfield outside Moscow. |  Yuri trains in parachuting, a skill that would later save his life when it was time to eject from Vostok 1. |
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 He cut a fine figure as a pilot. |
At the advice of Martyanov he joined the Soviet Air Force and went to Orenburg Aviation School where he learned to fly MIGs. While at Orenburg attending a dance held at the school, he met the lovely and shy Valentina Ivanovna Goryacheva. |
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Valya, a nursing student, was the youngest of six children. She would comment to her mother, “He has sharpened his teeth on the granite of science. He’s been going to school all his life.” Together they enjoyed reading and frequenting the theater and especially discussing what they had seen and read. They shared the news of Sputnik’s historical flight and of Nikita Khrushchev’s announcement of sending a man to space as soon as conditions were right. From moment he learned about Sputnik, Gagarin secretly knew he would join the space program and even began sketching his ideas for spaceships. He had studied Tsiolkovsky’s theories on space flight. |
 Yuri and Valya were much in love and married the day he graduated. |
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 In 1957 Lieutenant Gagarin graduated with top honors from Orenburg Aviation School. |
In November 1957, at the age of 23, Yuri graduated with top-ranking honors from Orenburg and became a lieutenant in the Soviet Air Force. It was also on this day in his new officer’s greatcoat that he married his beautiful Valya. Later, cosmonaut team leader Karpov would say, “Yuri felt calm, confident, cheerful, and optimistic. Valya is wonderful! In helping Yuri get ready to leave, and in seeing him off, she displayed extraordinary self-control and courage “like a genuine cosmonaut’s wife.” | |
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His first post as a fighter pilot was at a Soviet Air Force base in the arctic, where his first flights were made in the light of the aurora borealis. While he was stationed there, the Soviets launched Luna-3, which photographed the far side of the moon for the first time. It was 1959.
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 Yuri enjoyed being a father. He was gregarious and loving. |
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 Yuri clowns around with Lenochka to Valya’s delight. |
He submitted his request to be considered for cosmonaut training, and, of course he was approved. He and Valya and their beautiful daughter Lenochka moved to Star Town built just for the cosmonauts outside Moscow. . | |
YURI GAGARIN: HIS LIFE IN PICTURES I
| On April 12, 1961 the first earthling escaped the gravity well of planet earth. In the spaceship Vostok 1, Senior Lieutenant Yuri Alexeyevich Gagarin orbited earth one time at an altitude of 187 3/4 miles (302 kilometers) for 108 minutes at 18,000 miles an hour. He was the first man to see that the earth was indeed round, indeed mostly water, and indeed magnificent.
But who was this hero that hundreds of thousands of people greeted in the streets? How was it that he alone was chosen to break the barrier of gravity, to “go where no man had gone before”? |
Posters of Gagarin, the first cosmonaut in space, appeared throughout Russia. |
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Yuri, sitting, here with his brothers & sisters, was the third child. |
Yuri was born on March 9, 1934 in Klushino, a small village 100 miles west of Moscow. His father was a cabinetmaker, carpenter, bricklayer, and farmer, and his mother was a milkmaid. Together they worked on a kolkhoz or collective farm. By Soviet social standards, his heritage was impeccable. He was the third of four children. During the war, the Nazis threw his family out of their home and took away two of his sisters. Yuri helped his parents dig a dugout where they lived untill the war was over, then the family moved to Gziatsk.
When he was a teenager, he witnessed a Russian Yak fighter plane make a forced landing in a field near his home. It was just returning from battle, its wings bullet-ridden. When the pilots emerged covered in medals, he was extremely impressed. As he later recalled, |
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Yuri at age 10. |
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Young Yuri, 3rd from left, told how he and his friends made trouble for the Nazis. |
| He completed six grades of secondary school where he studied mathematics, his favorite subject, and physics, then went to a trade school where he became a foundry-man. At the same time he read Longfellow’s Hiawatha and the works of Victor Hugo and Charles Dickens, as well as the works of the Russian rocket pioneer Konstantin Tsiolkovsky (1857-1935).
After a year and a half at the trade school, he joined a four-year technical school in Saratov. In his fourth year at school he was offered the chance to join a flying club. And so began the realization of his dream to become a pilot. He took his first solo flight in 1955. He was frequently praised for his ability to handle a plane and his skill in making a smooth landing; “He’ll make a wonderful pilot,” his instructor and mentor Dmitry Pavlovich Martyanov said. |
He attended trade school where he became a foundry-man. |
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Yuri was so excited about flying that he spent an entire summer in a tent next to the airfield. | |
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X – ray Showing Stripe light-emitting supernova
The first direct evidence that could be the remains of a supernova, scientists from the X – ray energy that the band found the Large Hadron Collider, and acquired hundreds of times higher than people can accelerate particles to these stellar explosions, accelerator in the world The most powerful particle.
3-D style, noticeable in the Tycho Supernova Remnant Chandra X-ray Observatory image of the long observed. It is very energetic particles bombarding the Earth and some of the cosmic rays are produced explains how you can call.
Cosmic rays and charged particles such as protons and electrons because it consists of, change the direction of motion across the galaxy to encounter a magnetic field. Supernova remnants in our galaxy for a long time to produce the highest energy cosmic rays are considered to be a good candidate, but the result, respectively, the origin of cosmic rays detected on Earth cannot be determined.
X – ray band of the field, cosmic rays, a dramatic production, supernova shock waves can be amplified in the way of his support for the theory was observed in the Tycho. According to this theory, the magnetic field and the intricate movements of the expanding supernova shock wave near the edge of the particles is very active. Each intersection of the high-energy particles and energy from the acquisition, the impact can bounce back and forth several times over the charge.
