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French satellite A1 Asterix

Publication date 15/09/1965 From €100.00

France and Space

François de CLOSETS talks about a new French FR1 satellite that has just left France for the United States. He presents a model of the satellite in the studio.

The French satellite Asterix

Publication date 26/11/1965 From €100.00

France and Space

In 1965, Asterix (A1), the first French satellite, was launched into orbit by a Diamant rocket. Report at the CNES Pursuit Centre in Brétigny-sur-Orge. Interview with Mr LARGO, head of the mathematical division at CNES, who discusses the successful launch of the satellite.

Traders react to the launch of Asterix’s first French satellite

Publication date 26/11/1965 From €100.00

France and Space

In 1965, traders reacted to the launch of the first French satellite, Asterix: "this is a good success on the part of the French", "I don’t really see the interest". And on France’s 3rd place in space: "I am very happy", "they could have done better".

Jean Loup Chrétien

Publication date 12/09/1981 From €100.00

France and Space

Interview of Jean Loup CHRETIEN and training images of the astronauts on the Russian site: The city of stars.

Presentation of Ariane

Publication date 29/06/1978 From €100.00

France and Space

In less than a year, the first Ariane rocket will be launched from the French base in Kourou, Guyana. This event will mark for Europe the beginning of its independence in the space fields, hitherto reserved for the United States and the USSR. Georges FABRE and a team from FR3 Toulouse gave an update on the progress of the programme launched in July 1973 and now carried out under the aegis of the European Space Agency, ESA.

Test shooting Ariane

Publication date 29/06/1978 From €100.00

France and Space

Test of firing of the Arianne rocket at Vernon in the Eure: Propulsion test, carried out under the aegis of the European Space Agency.

First successful launch of the French rocket 'Diamant'

Publication date 30/11/1965 From €100.00

France and Space

First successful satellites for the French diamond rocket, in the middle of the Algerian desert in Hammaguir.

The Return of Jean-Loup Chrétien

Publication date 02/07/1982 From €100.00

France and Space

The Franco-Soviet Saliout 7 space mission ended well. The Soyuz T6 capsule, with cosmonauts Vladimir Dzhanibekov, Alexander Ivantchenkov and Jean-Loup Chrétien on board, has just landed in the Kazahkstan desert. Patrick Baudry, Jean-Loup Chrétien’s double, welcomes his colleagues as they leave the capsule.

The FR1 satellite

Publication date 24/11/1965 From €100.00

France and Space

Presentation of the French FR1 satellite: the first to allow scientific studies; it was carried out in the framework of a collaboration between the Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES) of Brétigny, the CNET, NASA and the Pretoria CNES station. Scientific explanations alternating images of installations, technicians and machines, maps and diagrams, scientific images in particular of the operation of the rocket "Diamond".

Diamond: the first French space adventure

Publication date 18/12/1963 From €100.00

France and Space

The space age is six years old. In the laboratories of the French space adventure, France decided to conquer space with its own satellite launcher: the Diamant rocket presented at Le Bourget. The elements are assembled in the Paris area.

First launch of Véga

Publication date 13/02/2012 From €100.00

France and Space

The VEGA launcher was successfully tested on the Guyana site. This programme, initiated by the Italians, will make it possible to complement Ariane, especially for small satellites. Reactions from Jean-Yves LEGALL (CEO of Arianespace); Jean-Jaques DORDAIN (Director of the European Space Agency), and Antonio FABRIZI (Director of launchers at ESA)

Centrifuge for cosmonauts

Publication date 24/06/1964 From €100.00

France and Space

In the medical laboratory of Brétigny, cosmonauts experience extreme situations, in order to confront as closely as possible the physical effects encountered in space.

Kourou, the launch area of the Ariane rocket

Publication date 09/12/1979 From €100.00

France and Space

The Kourou site, in French Guiana, allows us to develop and launch Ariane, a European leader in the space market. This is a fruitful scientific collaboration, the majority of which comes from France.

Return of Patrick BAUDRY, astronaut of the discovery mission

Publication date 24/06/1985 From €100.00

France and Space

The second Frenchman to go into space, cosmonaut Patrick Baudry, has just completed his mission with the American space shuttle Discovery. The latter landed successfully, and several cosmonauts of different nationalities emerged.

European Space Agency

Publication date 19/04/1989 From €100.00

France and Space

On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the European Space Agency, a report briefly retracing the evolution of the space conquest using archival images.

The French astronauts

Publication date 20/04/1982 From €100.00

France and Space

Training by Jean-Loup Chrétien and Patrick Baudry at the Baikonour Space Center. The cosmonauts in combination practice in order to go into space.

Claudie André Deshays

Publication date 28/02/1996 From €100.00

France and Space

Claudie ANDRE DESHAYS will be the first French spationalist to make a scientific flight aboard the MIR station. She continues her training at the Star City near Moscow. Comments on pictures of the Cité des Etoiles in Moscow, Claudie André Deshays on his bike, cosmonauts at training, from inside the MIR station. Claudie ANDRE DESHAYS presents her spacesuit and explains how to make her toilet with wet towels.

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