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The Soviet space program used completely different instruments from American spacecraft. The INK "Globus" was an electromechanical computer used by a Soyuz which computed the spacecraft's position thru gears and cams [📹CuriousMarc]

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Yana Kellervor 2 Jahren

There are different ways to achieve the same goals. The more ideas are out there the faster progress is, as for me. The best thing is the exchange of ideas.

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Pawelvor 2 Jahren

Wow looks like first ever Google Earth 💕

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uɐɥdǝʇSvor 2 Jahren

I want one of those so I can run it next to my position algorithm and try to sync them up 😆

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Sonam Murarkarvor 2 Jahren

The use of an electromechanical computer like the INK "Globus" in the Soviet space program highlights the fact that not all technological advancements are linear or predictable.

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Lucky Clovervor 2 Jahren

There were also axes and shovels included.😄🚀

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Tonu Lukkvor 2 Jahren

Soviets were so behind the West in electronics.

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Joe Spensvor 2 Jahren

Americans invested millions of $ developing a special ballpen so astronauts could write in zero gravity conditions. Russian astronauts used a pencil. Smart. 😄

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Still Observingvor 2 Jahren

Could the astronauts mute the music while using it?

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Street Guruvor 2 Jahren

@RichardGarriott

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Loïc A. Royer 💻🔬⚗️vor 2 Jahren

Check this out @FutureJurvetson

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Typically inexperienced RPG hero 🇪🇪 🇺🇦vor 2 Jahren

It wasn't computer. It just mechanically followed precalculated "route" expecting that all time and distance calculations were correct and everything during the actual trip went "according to the plan".

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Obiewan Gandalfvor 2 Jahren

The US spent millions $ developing a pen that would write in micro gravity. The Soviets brought pencils to the space station.

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Rich🌻vor 2 Jahren

The slightest wear or dirt can throw those mechanical computers out of whack. No need for solar radiation. I worked on simpler ones in the Navy and what a pain they could be.

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Ava Smith Alvor 2 Jahren

Ok

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Chungusvor 2 Jahren

Very Nice instrument...EM radiations-proof

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Ava Smith Alvor 2 Jahren

Good

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Del Wangvor 2 Jahren

There are really smart people in Soviet.

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Ava Smith Alvor 2 Jahren

Nice

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neo 𓂀 🌐vor 2 Jahren

looks analog...

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bobvor 2 Jahren

🔥

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Eugenevor 2 Jahren

Какую страну проебали😅

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Petra an der Ostseevor 2 Jahren

Die russische Technik ist robust, ohne viel Schnickschnack u. überlebt die Dekadenz des Wertewestens.

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Philvor 2 Jahren

Kinda steampunk

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Agent725vor 2 Jahren

I love the different ideas and competition. I love the differences that make up the nations. Need to keep it this way. I want to go to a different country and be completely out of my element, enjoy their customs, learn about them. Now it’s all Globalization…sucks.

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Marcelo Clericivor 2 Jahren

Beautiful

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Quantum man 🧐vor 2 Jahren

Cool man, I would like one of those in my collection.

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Scott Thorpevor 2 Jahren

What a nightmare to build

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🇮🇳 Er. Rakesh Tiwarivor 2 Jahren

🕊

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gorgordvor 2 Jahren

Checkmate flatearthen! Even commies agree earth is a sphere

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kristjovor 2 Jahren

I love it. Good ol' CuriousMarc.

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