COSMONAUTS AND ASTRONOMY, part 2

Part 1: https://youtu.be/_LeFT1pVaDg

This film is produced by Tsentrnauchfilm Association by order of the USSR State Committee for Public Education, and celebrates Soviet accomplishments in planetary exploration.

00:07 Animation of a satellite hurling through outer space and approaching Uranus.
00:20 Animation showing the unique sideways rotation of Uranus. The satellite orbits and transmits color photos to Earth.
00:35 Images of Uranus and Neptune, their atmosphere, Neptune’s rings.
00:49 Animation of the satellite orbiting Neptune.
01:01 Animation and stills of comets and astroids flying past a planet.
01:05 A satellite trails the fiery Galley comet in flight.
01:11 Animation shows the orbit of the planets in line with the trajectory of the comet.
01:14 Animation of sun’s solar heat.
01:16 Animation of the satellite following the comet.
01:33 Animation of the planets rotation around the sun in comparison to the 70-year orbit of Comet Galley.
01:49 Images of billions of stars
02:07 The sun shines bright over the sea.
02:13 Animation of sun emitting its light rays.
02:23 The doors of a dome observatory open revealing a telescope.
02:29 Heatwaves blur images of the sun.
02:56 Animation of hydrogen atoms colliding, turning into one helium atom, releasing energy and turning into visible light.
03:24 Heatwaves blur images of the sun.
03:30 Animation of space station observing the sun.
03:38 Animation/photos of the sun’s heat blasts.
03:48 Cut out diagram of the sun’s layers and core.
03:53 Animation of the sun emitting light particles and the interaction of the sun’s magnetic field with the orbit of all planets.
04:18 Animation of the sun in the galaxy among billions of stars.
04:32 Photo of an infrared telescope hurtling through space on satellite IRAS.
04:42 Scientists and engineers work on the telescope.
04:43 Animation of the telescope floating above Earth.
04:50 Various images of a cosmic belt of dust and gas clouds.
05:13 Photo of starfields and animation of stars forming and a new planet being created.
05:30 Actual photo of a PTM disk received by a satellite.
05:37 Animation of a star building in mass and then dying.
05:47 An Earth-bound radio telescope points to the night sky.
05:51 Animation of star growing, developing a core, the core shrinking as the shell of the star discharges.
06:10 Control operators study the discharge on monitors.
06:18 Continued animation of the shell of a star - a planetary nebulae discharging while an astronomer on Earth studies the event on a monitor.
06:33 The star turns from a white dwarf to a neutron star as an animated satellite moves closer to take photos.
06:43 An Earth-bound radio telescope points to the night sky.
06:47 Animation of satellite Astron traveling through space.
06:57 Images of a cluster of neutron stars emitting nebulae and remnants of a supernova explosion.
07:11 Image of the Crab nebulae, a supernova remnant that broke out in the year 104 and was described by Chinese astronomers.
07:31 Images of supernovas.
07:39 Animation of a supernova cloud exploding.
07:44 Comparison photos of a supernova close up and far away.
07:51 Animation of chemical gases emerging from a supernova explosion.
08:04 Animation of the American telescope Einstein in space.
08:12 Supernova explodes.
08:25 Satellite images of supernova remnants on a computer screen.
08:27 A scientist at a computer studies the screen.
08:29 Satellite images of supernova remnants on a computer screen.
08:32 Images of supernovas, stars, nebulae
08:47 Illustration of black hole.
08:53 Image of stars and galaxies.
09:00 A computer screen displays satellite images of galaxies and supernovas.
09:22 Animation of a satellite hurtling through space.
09:38 Animation of Hubble Space telescope flying through space.
10:00 Images of star fields and of the sun’s looping flames.
10:27 titles: The End of the Film. (C) STATE FORMATION OF THE USSR 1990
10:34 END