Russian space program, James Oberg [HD]: Update

Space Center Lecture Series www.SpaceCenterLectureSeries.com Update: The Russian space program James Oberg March 25, 2010 in Houston, TX Not long ago, Jim Oberg unique opportunity for a top-secret Russian military base was visited, where he was used a converted military missile in orbit, Genesis 2 prototype inflatable habitat for Bigelow Aerospace. He describes his experiences at the base of the south-west Siberia called Yasniy Start (known as a base for the CIA Dombarovskiy ICBM) only a "Dnepr"Vehicle blast off from a silo typically used for underground nuclear ICBM 'Satan', and "look" to see what he could, without seeing the shot. James Oberg, 63, is a world leader and populist interpreters of space exploration. As the NBC News space consultant, "he often broadcast and website reviews of the events of space and explain to them in the broader context and used to break stories in" well ahead of other mediaLocations. As a guide to the dispatch of public access to spatial positions for the American Museum of Natural History, interpreted as manifestations of human ingenuity and creativity in the service area, painted on cement and metal and plastic instead of the traditional canvas, marble and textiles. As a contributor to numerous publications Astronautics appreciate fully the main outcomes and trends of developments in the aerospace world, not only inUnited States, but ...