UR-700. The UR-700 was Vladimir Chelomei's heavy-lift entry for the Soviet moonshot. It was meant to carry cosmonauts to the Moon on a direct ascent mission in the LK-1 lunar craft. Sergei Korolev's N1 booster and Soyuz 7K-LOK / LK Lander were chosen instead for the mission, and it never left the drawing board. It would have had a payload ...

Russian heavy-lift orbital launch vehicle. The UR-700 was the member of Vladimir Chelomei's Universal Rocket family designed in the 1960's to allow direct manned flight by the LK-700 spacecraft to the surface of the moon. However Korolev's N1 was the selected Soviet super-booster design.

Designated UR-700, this monstrous vehicle would make even Korolev's giant N1 look small. Unlike Korolev's N1, the UR-700 would employ modular design of the booster stages, which would allow to test and ship individual boosters of the vehicle separately.

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The atomic version of the UR-700 rocket was apparently expected to carry a manned spacecraft on a direct flight to the Moon with a crew reaching seven people. In addition, modules of the lunar base and components of a Martian expeditionary complex could also be launched.

2017年4月17日 · I have recently been working on Chelomei’s UR-700, his Universal Rocket System, based on a design unit that eventually became the Proton. It was intended to replace the N-1 as the vehicle to take the Soviet Union to the moon.

Russian heavy-lift orbital launch vehicle. In 1969 the Soviet Union began project Aelita, studying the best method to beat the Americans in landing a man on Mars. Chelomei's team reached the conclusion that a Mars expedition would best be launched by an immense vehicle would allow their MK-700 Mars spacecraft to be orbited in two launches.

The UR-700 is one of the more curious rockets in history. It was designed by the design office OKB-52 of Vladímir Cheloméi in 1962 with the aim of putting a man on the Moon using the method of...

Chelomei's direct-landing alternative to Korolev's L3 manned lunar landing design. Developed at a low level 1964 to 1974, reaching mockup and component test stage. Status: Mock-up 1964. Thrust: 131.40 kN (29,540 lbf). Gross mass: 154,000 kg (339,000 lb). Specific impulse: 326 s. Height: 21.20 m (69.50 ft). Span: 2.70 m (8.80 ft).

2017年7月13日 · NotantaresLV is a mod that includes an extensive collection of parts designed to be used in the construction of both fictional and real-world launch vehicles, most notably Angara and the UR-700 Soviet moon rocket.