Photo Gallery - Proton 8K82

Media Gallery for Proton 8K82
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UR-500DH1 Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics, June 1994 ur500dh1.jpg
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  UR-500DH1
UR-500 ICBM UR-500 ICBM version - cutaway drawing showing arrangement of N2O4 oxidiser tanks (green) and UDMH fuel tanks (orange). The UR-500 was designed so that its components could be rail-transported and field assembled in silos. Even Khrushchev considered the monster missile and its 100 MT warhead unaffordable - after he was deposed, the ICBM project was cancelled. The original third stage configuration with toroidal tanks was never flown. ur500icb.jpg
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  UR-500 ICBM
UR-500DH2 Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics, June 1994 ur500dh2.jpg
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  UR-500DH2
Proton 8K82 Proton 8K82 as flown in the first four Proton launches. This version had the shorter second stage of the GR-2 ICBM version, but lacked the cancelled UR-500 third stage. Payload with just two stages was hardly better than the much smaller Soyuz 11A511 launch vehicle. ur500pr1.jpg
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  Proton 8K82
Universal Rockets Chelomei's Universal Rocket Family. From left to right: UR-100 (three variants) and UR-100N (three variants). UR-200. Original UR-500 configuration, composed of clustered UR-200's. Conventional UR-500 monoblock configuration. Selected UR-500 polyblock configuration. UR-500 two-stage configuration - ICBM version and as flown. UR-500K configuration with LK-1; with Block D upper stage and L1; with Block D upper stage for satellite launch. UR-700. urfam.jpg
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  Universal Rockets
Proton UR-500 The very first Proton UR-500 is enclosed by its launch gantry. ur500ba2.jpg
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  Proton UR-500
Proton UR-500 Model of the Proton UR-500 two stage configuration as first flown. ur500ba1.jpg
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  Proton UR-500
Proton UR-500 Proton two stage configuration as flown in the first four launches. This version had a shorter second stage than the UR-500K that followed and only 40% of the payload. ur5002st.jpg
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  Proton UR-500
UR-500 First Concept Drawing of the original design concept for the UR-500 heavy ICBM/space launcher. This consisted of a cluster of four UR-200 ICBM's, with a modified UR-200 second stage as the final stage. Dynamic tests were conducted of a model of this configuration, but it was abandoned by Chelomei due to poor payload performance. ur500100.jpg
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  UR-500 First Concept
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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