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Instruments placed in the noseof sputnik 2 for the measurement of solar radiation in the hard spectrum, there were three photo-electric telescopes set at 120 degrees to each other so that one would be pointed at the sun at any given time, each telescope was covered with filters of thin metallic and organic materials making it possible to single out the different bands of the ultra short wave spectrum and particularly the ultraviolet and x-ray bands, 1957
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Instruments placed in the noseof sputnik 2 for the measurement of solar radiation in the hard spectrum, there were three photo-electric telescopes set at 120 degrees to each other so that one would be pointed at the sun at any given time, each telescope was covered with filters of thin metallic and organic materials making it possible to single out the different bands of the ultra short wave spectrum and particularly the ultraviolet and x-ray bands, 1957
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This print from 1957 showcases the intricate instruments placed inside the nose of Sputnik 2, designed specifically for measuring solar radiation in the hard spectrum. The image reveals three photo-electric telescopes positioned at 120-degree angles to one another, ensuring that one telescope would always be directed towards the sun. Each telescope was meticulously covered with filters made of thin metallic and organic materials, enabling scientists to isolate various bands within the ultra short wave spectrum, particularly focusing on ultraviolet and x-ray bands. During a time marked by intense competition between nations in space exploration, this photograph exemplifies Soviet Union's commitment to scientific advancement during the Cold War era. It highlights their dedication to understanding solar radiation and its potential impact on space travel. The complexity of these instruments reflects both technological innovation and meticulous planning involved in Soviet space program. This image serves as a testament to their expertise in developing cutting-edge equipment for gathering crucial data about our universe. As we delve into this historical moment captured through this photograph, it is important not only to appreciate its scientific significance but also acknowledge its broader context within the Space Race between superpowers United States and USSR. This remarkable achievement stands as a reminder of humanity's relentless pursuit of knowledge beyond Earth's boundaries.
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