Soyuz TMA lander
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Materials and technology
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Recreation Accuracy
The capsule is made of high-quality metal frame and fiberglass, with a recreated exterior, including a hatch, three windows and a simulated engine. - -2-
Detailed study
Mounted on a stylish metal stand with a diameter of 223 cm, height — 253 cm, weight — about 500 kg. The capsule is painted orange, the bottom is gray. - -3-
Possibility of use
Create a space-themed movie or photo shoot, install it in an airport lobby, or make it the highlight of a shopping center. The capsule will attract attention and interest everywhere!
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A little about the lander
This concept appeared only at the stage of development of astronautics. It is not typical for previously invented modes of transport. Cars, trains, ships and aircraft arrive at their destination in the same form in which they set off, and not in parts. But when moving at cosmic speeds, everything is different. The falling body is heated to enormous temperatures due to the conversion of enormous kinetic energy into heat.
The device is covered with a thick layer of a special substance, which allows you to maintain an acceptable temperature inside the device — despite the fact that at some stages of descent the temperature directly outside reaches 3−4 thousand degrees. The descent module contains space for three astronauts, life support systems, control systems and a parachute system. Also, in addition to astronauts, it can return 100 kg of cargo to Earth.
Cosmonauts note that flight with a controlled descent is similar to driving on a cobblestone street due to the resulting vibrations and shaking. In the upper layers of the atmosphere there are always air currents up and down, winds blow, and there are separate areas of low or high pressure. At high speeds, these irregularities meet and alternate more often; one might say, they flicker and shake the aircraft with impacts.
