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 Popular articles One of the long tunnels inside Bunker-42 Bunker 42 in Moscow – The Nuclear Threat ExperiencePublished: November 17, 2017 Situated sixty-five meters (more than 200 feet) below Moscow’s streets is Bunker 42, also known as “The Secure Command Post ‘Taganskaya,'” a former secret military command center and bomb shelter. Constructed in the 1950s during the height of the Cold War, it was built to serve as an air-defense communication center in the event of a nuclear attack. Completely functional for the better part of three decades, the bunker is made up of four 150-meter tunnels. As many as 2,500 people could work there on a given day. The complex was also fitted with provisions (food, water, electricity, and air supply) to keep 3,000 people alive for ninety days. In the 1980s, as the threat of nuclear war faded and the Soviet economy’s ability to support such military endeavors crumbled, the command center fell into disuse. It was finally abandoned in the 1990s upon the demise of the Soviet Union. The facility was acquired in 2006 by a private company which has turned it into a museum center that hosts tours, presentations, and corporate events. Below are two experiences that SRAS students have had exploring the bunker while on SRAS programs in Moscow . Katheryn Weaver (Fall, 2017)Our tour began with a journey, via the stairs, 18 stories underground.  After our descent, we were greeted by a dry-humored guide in a full Soviet-era military uniform. Entry to the museum is only available with a tour group (but you can purchase individual tickets to join a group), and there was a less conspicuous handler in the rear who made sure no one wandered off. There are English-language tours available once to twice a day, but you’ll want to call ahead to find out when they will be on the day you want to attend. Our guide led us through command centers complete with the (non-functional) computers that would have been used to initiate nuclear warfare, offices and transit corridors. He was incredibly friendly and fully involved with interactive “projects” that made us feel like we were living through the tensest moments of the Cold War. Despite the jokes, antiquated equipment and knowledge that it’s 2017 and mutually assured destruction will (probably) prevent nuclear disaster, the possibility of a nuclear attack feels very real inside Bunker-42.  Throughout the tour, we were not-so-subtly introduced to the theme of Soviet preparedness against American aggression: the US invented the bomb – and is the only country to have actually used it – therefore it was necessary to build a shelter. With different anecdotes about difficulties of the atomic age, and particularly the Cuban Missile Crisis, it’s something of a crash course in the Soviet and the modern Russian perspective of how the Cold War played out. It can be jarring to American sensibilities, if academically fascinating at the same time. The bunker doesn’t feature any traditional museum “exhibitions,” instead functioning as an exhibition in and of itself. Don’t expect placards, artwork or declassified documents lining the walls — the bunker is just a (really cool, super safe) bunker. After the tour, you’re free to stay underground to dine in the cafeteria, or head back up the stairs to breathe some fresh air (elevators are available for those unable to climb the stairs). This museum is a must-see for anyone interested in experiencing a taste of Soviet mentality during the atomic age. Sarah Parker (Fall, 2014)One of my favorite excursions arranged by SRAS as part of our cultural program in Moscow was this dark little surprise, Bunker 42. The exterior is very well marked with a giant red star, but otherwise plain, with no actual sign. We were joking a bit as we arrived, about how we were penetrating the Soviet bunker. We were still joking as we walked down the seemingly endless flights of stairs, marked -7,-8,-9. But we were no longer joking by the time we got to -17. Suddenly the excursion became much more somber, though increasingly absorbing. They showed us a brief film about the nuclear arms race between the USSR and USA. This would be interesting for anyone, but if you’ve learned any history, it will fascinate you to hear it told from the Soviet side. They show a lot of really terrifying footage of the capabilities of atomic, hydrogen, and mega bombs. The film also touches on the Cuban Missile crisis. Bunker 42 was meant to have every capability to sustain life in the event of nuclear attack, and those systems are still functional. It was also a military command center, and the museum shows the rooms just as they would be in that capacity. We saw the actual button that would have released a nuclear missile. Also on display were various types of missile design, a model of the entire shelter showing its underground structure, and a lot of the original command center equipment. They also terrified us with simulations that were at times quite realistic, showing what the nuclear release sequence would have sounded like, or how air-raid drills were performed. This tour will remind you of the severity and effect of nuclear weapons. At a time when people all over the world casually use belligerent words, Bunker 42 is a great reminder that the Cold War was a fearful and unstable time for both of our countries. It will also renew your determination that we should never go back. For more information on nuclear issues: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_disarmament http://www.icanw.org/ http://www.globalzero.org/ Sarah Parker More Pictures of Bunker 42 About the author Katheryn WeaverKatheryn Weaver is a student of rhetoric and history at the University of Texas, Austin. Her primary areas of investigation include revolution and the rhetorical justification of violence against individuals, state, and society. She is currently studying Russian as a Second Language with SRAS's Home and Abroad Scholarship. Program attended: Home and Abroad Scholar View all posts by: Katheryn Weaver Nos Catamarans  Explorez nos modèles autrement grâce à la marina virtuelle. Savoir-faire  Le design au service de l’efficacité  Le sens marin : des voiliers avant tout  Quand l’espace devient volume  L’innovation comme évidence - Smart Electric
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Gamme Catamarans à voile. Catamaran Astréa 42. Un catamaran équilibré avec ses lignes élégantes et son espace proposé à bord, l'Astréa 42 vous promet une expérience inégalée de confort et de performance.
The new 2019 Fountaine Pajot Catamaran Astréa 42 has big boat features in a couples-friendly platform. Only a foot and a half longer than her little sister, the Lucia 40, the Astréa 42 incorporates some big boat features that set her apart from her competition. She borrows concepts from her larger sibling, the French builder's award-winning ...
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The 42 is an exceptional catamaran that incorporates elegance and performance in every aspect of its dynamic design. The Astréa 42 is based upon the highly popular design of the Saona 47, and her distinctive design, strong lines and timeless elegance under sail or at anchor. The Astréa 42 is expertly designed with voluminous living space and ...
Description. Astrea 42 Quatuor in charter from 2019, in very good shape and well equipped. 4 cabins & 4 bathrooms (electrical toilets), Webasto Diesel Heating, Garmin navigation instruments, Radar, Skiper cabin in bow, outside cockpit and front cockpit cushions, 2 x Volvo 50Ks, cockpit fridge, inverter 2000W, Highfield 310 Hypalon + outboard ...
A sailboat built by Fountaine Pajot, the Astrea 42 is a catamaran vessel. Fountaine Pajot Astrea 42 boats are typically used for overnight-cruising, sailing and day-cruising. Got a specific Fountaine Pajot Astrea 42 in mind? There are currently 7 listings available on Boat Trader by both private sellers and professional boat dealers. ...
The Astréa 42 is a 41'4" (12.58m) cruising catamaran designed by Berret Racoupeau Yachts Design (France). She is built since 2018 by Fountaine Pajot (France). She has been awarded " 2019 - European Yacht of the Year: Multihulls ". Find out more about the Astréa 42 on Boat-Spec's blog: European Yacht of the Year 2019 nominated sailboats.
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LENGTH: Traditionally, LOA (length over all) equaled hull length. Today, many builders use LOA to include rail overhangs, bowsprits, etc. and LOD (length on deck) for hull length. That said, LOA may still mean LOD if the builder is being honest and using accepted industry standards developed by groups like the ABYC (American Boat and Yacht Council).
The Astrea has also completely flush deck hatches that looks great, maybe they are less sturdy than the Lagoon ones. Size, The Lagoon 42 should be a bigger boat as per the dimensions, but it feels smaller. With less storage areas behind the trampoline. Price, The Lagoon 42 is almost 10% cheaper.
Layouts. Astrea-42-Fly-Plan.pdf. 1240 x 1754 px. 103 Ko. sRGB Truecolor Matte. Astrea-42-Deck-Plan.pdf. 1754 x 2481 px. 180 Ko. RGB Truecolor Matte.
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The Red Army tries to patch a threadbare line in front of Moscow and Tula. The Panzers are poised to advance....but the first drops of rain start to fall.
The Astrea 42 stands out thanks to her avant-garde design, which at the time of her launch injected a new dynamic into the conception and design choices aboard the Fountaine Pajot catamarans that followed. This boat is the ideal model for cruising with family or friends, thanks to her generous living areas.The Astrea 42 offers a more spacious interior configuration with four double cabins ...
Entrance is masked as an old building. The Cold War Museum (Moscow) or Bunker GO-42, also known as "facility-02" (1947), CHZ-293 (1951), CHZ-572 (1953), and GO-42 (from 1980), and now Exhibition Complex Bunker-42, is a once-secret military complex, bunker, communication center in Moscow, Russia, near the underground Moscow Metro station Taganskaya.It has an area of 7,000 square metres (75,000 ...
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Bunker 42 in Moscow - The Nuclear Threat Experience. Situated sixty-five meters (more than 200 feet) below Moscow's streets is Bunker 42, also known as "The Secure Command Post 'Taganskaya,'" a former secret military command center and bomb shelter. Constructed in the 1950s during the height of the Cold War, it was built to serve as ...
Avec plus de 800 photos et vidéos partagées, la précédente édition du concours photo #MyboatAndI2023 fut un véritable succès.Les propriétaires ont été encore plus nombreux à nous inviter à bord de leur catamaran Fountaine Pajot. Nous avons pu suivre plus de 60 équipages, familles, amis, couples, aux quatre coins du monde en profitant de leurs belles expériences.