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Soixante ans après, Spoutnik reste une légende

Soixante ans après, Spoutnik reste une légende

23-09-2017 08:49 AM CEST

Il y a soixante ans, le premier satellite artificiel Spoutnik était mis en orbite, devançant la chienne Laïka, Youri Gagarine et Alexeï Leonov dans la longue liste des légendes soviétiques de l'espace. Aujourd'hui, ce minuscule engin est encore dans toutes les mémoires, comme notre reporter Jeremy Wilks a pu le constater à Moscou auprès de vétérans de l'époque, comme Alexeï Leonov, et de représentants du secteur spatial russe.

 

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