Before the Jump into Space

Name: Before the Jump into Space
Director: Viktor Morgenshtern
Genre: Documentary
Released: 1961-11-29

1961 · 38 min · Documentary

The picture is dedicated to the work of Soviet medical scientists who studied how stresses that are unknown under ordinary earthly conditions affect a living organism: overloads during exit from the atmosphere, a state of weightlessness, oxygen starvation. Experiments were first carried out on animals: dogs and rats, and later people also participated in the experiments.

Directed by Viktor Morgenshtern · Written by Vladimir Shreyberg

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