Salyut-7

2017
1h 51min

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Tras perderse el contacto con la estación espacial Salyut 7, dos cosmonautas atracan en la nave vacía y congelada, y la devuelven a la vida. Basada en hechos reales.Tras perderse el contacto con la estación espacial Salyut 7, dos cosmonautas atracan en la nave vacía y congelada, y la devuelven a la vida. Basada en hechos reales.Tras perderse el contacto con la estación espacial Salyut 7, dos cosmonautas atracan en la nave vacía y congelada, y la devuelven a la vida. Basada en hechos reales.

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7.2/10

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- 4 premios ganados y 7 nominaciones en total

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7/10

Entertaining but mostly fiction

After watching Salyut-7 which I found well made, well acted, human and tense, I wanted to know the true story. For that, I credit Nickolai Belakovski for his article "The little-known Soviet mission to rescue a dead space station" which can be found on the Ars Technica website. Suffice it to say, Salyut-7 is very much a work of fiction and, to be fair, was not intended to be taken as a true depiction of events.

As far as any shuttle mission to grab Salyut-7, it's complete hogwash despite there being a Russian documentary that promotes US efforts to steal the station. Bart Hendrickx wrote the article "Kidnapping a Soviet space station" for The Space Review website. It debunks the Russian conspiracy theory quite convincingly.

Enjoy the movie but don't rely on it for truth.

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Trivia
The plot revolving around a fire on board the Soyuz T-13 and possibly returning with only Savinykh on board was added for the movie, in reality the crew took great care in ensuring all water had evaporated before turning on any electrical systems.

Errores
The Americans never launched any of their Space Shuttles to Salyut. NASA indeed planned to send the Challenger or the Discovery to take photos of the drifting station, and retrieval was considered, but all these plans were dropped because they didn't want to provoke the Soviets, particularly not in the interregnum shortly after Konstantin Chernyenko's death, not knowing how firmly has the new Premier, Mikhail Gorbachev is sitting in his chair.