Table of contents:
- 1. The great astronaut as a child
- 2. In the group of members of the literary circle
- 3. School where Titov studied
- 4. Cadet of the military aviation school with a friend
- 5. Titov with his wife
- 6. The detachment of the first cosmonauts
- 7. Titov on the simulator
- 8. In theoretical classes with Gagarin
- 9. Great cosmonauts on Red Square
- 10. Titov before the first manned space flight
- 11. Cosmonauts before meeting with members of the State Commission
German Titov is the youngest of the cosmonauts who have been in space. On August 6, 1961, when he ascended into low-earth orbit on the Vostok-2 spacecraft, he was 26 years old without one month. He was the second person to leave the Earth, but the first to make a daily flight, the first to take a photo of the Earth from space, the first to have lunch and even sleep in zero gravity. After his flight, Titov took part in various space programs, and only retired in 1992.
1. The great astronaut as a child
2. In the group of members of the literary circle
3. School where Titov studied
4. Cadet of the military aviation school with a friend
5. Titov with his wife
6. The detachment of the first cosmonauts
7. Titov on the simulator
8. In theoretical classes with Gagarin
9. Great cosmonauts on Red Square
10. Titov before the first manned space flight
11. Cosmonauts before meeting with members of the State Commission
