MOC-127337 Luna 19/22 (Soviet lunar orbiter) Klemmbausteine gifts7 Third floor: exhibition room

Third floor: exhibition room

Designers brickdesigned_germany MOC MOC-73261 Number of blocks 681 Dimensions W/D/H No data Weight 0

three years in the making

Detailed optics support division into three modules to free up some interior space

We have a special system for the roll-off tipper area that actually exists

MOC-127337 Luna 19/22 (Soviet lunar orbiter) Klemmbausteine gifts7 Third floor: exhibition roomLuna 22 was the second of two "advanced" lunar orbiters, the first being Luna 19. Intended for extensive scientific investigations from orbit en route to the Moon, Luna 20 was required to make a mid course correction on May 30 and entered lunar orbit on June 2, 1974. When the spacecraft first entered lunar orbit, it had an apogee of 222 km (138 mi), a perigee of 219 km (136 mi), and an inclination of 1935'. These orbital parameters changed over the