How it was 03/03/1999 (1999)

The theme of the program is "Moon race in space.

USSR-USA. 1969 "

Newsreel - The first man to go into space March 18, 1965.

Leonov Alexey speaks about the landing of American astronauts on the Moon, July 21, 1969.

Newsreel - landing of the crew of Apolo 11 on the Moon.

Leonov Alexey speaks about the Soviet program of conquering the moon.

Nikitin Yuri and Nikolay Nikolayevich Romanteyev talk about the Soviet cosmonaut training program for a flight to the moon.

Newsreel - Starts of American missiles, President Kenadi, lunar surface, astronaut in the ship.

Leonov Alexey speaks about the closure of the Soviet program of conquering the moon.

Newsreel - training astronauts.

Chertok Boris talks about photographing the back side of the moon by the Luna-3 station and the reaction of Soviet people to the landing of American astronauts on the Moon, July 21, 1969.

Newsreel - the launch of the first interplanetary Soviet rocket to the Moon, the station "Luna1", photographs of the Moon.

Chertok Boris talks about the flight station "Luna2" and the pennant left on the satellite earth.

Polo Arvid and Oleg Troyanovsky talk about the lunar pennant and the gift of a copy of the lunar pennant to US President Eisenhower Dwight.

Leonov Alexey speaks about the Sotheby's auction where space suits and other space equipment were sold.

Chertok Boris talks about the project of an atomic bomb explosion on the moon.

Maksimov Gleb talks about the Soviet Lunar Program and his conflict with the Queen.

Chertok Boris and Maksimov Gleb talk about the Soviet and American Lunar programs.

Newsreel - landing of the Apollo 17 crew on the Moon, an astronaut with the US flag.

Participants in the program are discussing a film about the landing of the Apollo 17 crew on the moon.

Nikolai Rybkin talks about falsifications in the Soviet media.

Newsreel - Gagarin Yuri makes a speech at Baikonur April 10, 1961.

Leonov Alexey talks about a meeting of the Soviet and American on the bot of the orbital station.

The spectator speaks about media coverage of information about space.