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Прочее; История;
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Re: А интересно...
>>Конечно, не прошли. Просто - любители наблюдали старт "Аполлонов" к Луне с орбиты ИСЗ. И всё выглядело именно так, как должно быть по версии НАСА. :))))
>есть какие-нибудь публикации об этих наблюдениях: фото, фамилии любителей, местоположение обсерваторий, их принадлежность, когда опубликованы?
Вот здесь есть немного инфы: http://www.astr.ua.edu/keel/space/apollo.html Смотрите по TLI (translunar injection). Копирую:
"The first post-launch sightings are representd by a spectacular series of predawn photographs from the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory (SAO) station on Maui shows the TLI burn near 15:44 UT on December 21. As the spacecraft passed Hawaii, the changing perspective put the camera view looking up the sunlit exhaust plume. For various missions, TLI took place between 2 hours 50 minutes and 3 hours 12 minutes after launch (1.5-2.1 revolutions). John Stonesifer, NASA Recovery Team Leader, deployed to the South Pacific aboard the carrier USS Yorktown, both for planned recovery and in case of early mission abort. He reports that the crew had an excellent view of TLI from the carrier deck (and that a similar sight was visibke from the Hornet for Apollo 11). He notes somewhat ruefully that "My biggest disappointment was that with all the NASA photographers aboard as part of our team we did not get any photographs of the sightings".
"Taking advantage of rapid clearing after a rain, Jonathan Silverlight used a 75mm refracting telescope from a London suburb to make this sketch of the S-IVB and surrounding cloud (11 November 1969, 2020 UT; almost three hours after launch, which would make this sighting right around the end of the TLI burn). His notes show that it was a prominent naked-eye object".
Как я и думал, ТЛИ прекрасно было видно аж невооружённым глазом. Если посмотреть журналы тех лет (Скай энд Телескоп, например), то, наверное, можно увидеть воспоминания множества людей.