Alexey Leonov(1934-2019)

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Alexey Leonov in Bolshoe kosmicheskoe puteshestvie (1975)

Alexey Leonov è nato il 30 maggio 1934. Luogo di nascita: Listvyanka, West Siberian Krai, Russian SFSR, USSR [ora Kemerovo Oblast, Russia]. È conosciuto come attore e sceneggiatore. È celebre per aver partecipato a Petlya Oriona (1981), Sem stikhiy (1985) e Bolshoe kosmicheskoe puteshestvie (1975). È stata sposato con Svetlana Leonova. Morì l'11 ottobre 2019. Luogo di morte: Mosca, Russia.

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Petlya Oriona

5,0

Altre figure(as Alexei Leonov, USSR Cosmonaut)

1981

Sem stikhiy

5,1

Altre figure(as Aleksey Leonov)

1985

Bolshoe kosmicheskoe puteshestvie

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1975

Glavnyj

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2015

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Glavnyj
5,4
- consultant
- 2015
Sem stikhiy
5,1
- consultant (as Aleksey Leonov)
- 1985
Petlya Oriona
5,0
- Consultant: USSR Cosmonaut (as Alexei Leonov)
- 1981
Vozvrashchenie
6,7
Corto
- consultant
- 1980
Zerkalo vremeni
6,7
Corto
- consultant
- 1976
Tak nachinalas legenda
5,9
- consultant (as Aleksey Leonov)
- 1976
Bolshoe kosmicheskoe puteshestvie
6,1
- main consultant
- 1975

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Siti ufficiali
- Encyclopedia
- Encyclopædia Britannica
Nomi alternativi
- Aleksei Leonov
Altezza
- 1,63 m
Data di nascita
- 30 maggio 1934
- Listvyanka, West Siberian Krai, Russian SFSR, USSR [now Kemerovo Oblast, Russia]
Data di morte
- 11 ottobre 2019
- Mosca, Russia(insufficienza cardiaca)
Coniuge
- Svetlana Leonova? - October 11, 2019 (morte del marito, 2 bambini)
Inserzioni pubblicitarie
- 1 Film biografico
- 3 Ritratti

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When the call came for cosmonaut candidates in 1959, Leonov was picked as one of the first 20 cosmonauts. He spent over 7 days in space aboard 2 spaceflights. Leonov was the eleventh cosmonaut in Soviet space history and the fifteenth person in space.

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[About the crisis during his first space walk:] There were many problems. One was impossible to test on Earth, namely, how would the space suit react in the vacuum of space? . . . I had to take a decision to lower the pressure inside the space suit, but by how much? Too much would have led to a boiling of blood in the body, which would have finished me off. But I had to do it. I didn't report this down to Earth. I knew the situation better than anyone else. [about the Apollo-Soyuz mission:]