Cosmodrome (2008)
Cosmodrome is the story of Russia's "Crown Jewels"--The finest rocket engines in the world, built under conditions of absolute secrecy to land a man on the moon. It tells how, at the height of Cold War rivalry, the engineers of the Soviet Union's elite Design Bureaux developed what today have become the most admired rocket engines money can buy--and how in the new climate, driven by commerce not conflict, those engines have found their way into American rockets.
Director: Dan Clifton
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 49 min
Release Date: January 1, 2008
Cast
Editing: Scott McEwing
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Cosmodrome about?
- Cosmodrome is the story of Russia's "Crown Jewels"--The finest rocket engines in the world, built under conditions of absolute secrecy to land a man on the moon. It tells how, at the height of Cold War rivalry, the engineers of the Soviet Union's elite Design Bureaux developed what today have become the most admired rocket engines money can buy--and how in the new climate, driven by commerce not conflict, those engines have found their way into American rockets.
- Who directed Cosmodrome?
- Cosmodrome was directed by Dan Clifton.
- Who stars in Cosmodrome?
- Cosmodrome stars Jaye Griffiths.
- How long is Cosmodrome?
- Cosmodrome has a runtime of 49m (49 minutes).
- What genre is Cosmodrome?
- Cosmodrome is a Documentary film.