We hold rare Chernobyl footage that shows the brutal reality faced by firefighters and liquidators in the disaster’s aftermath. The images are severe—radiation burns, bodies broken by exposure—but we share them for history, not spectacle.
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The Devastation of Extreme Radiation Exposure Archival Footage
This archival Chernobyl video reveals the effects of extreme radiation exposure on first responders.
A darkened, partial image of a firefighter’s uniform—no faces, no graphic details, just enough to evoke the weight of history.
This footage documents the horrific effects of extreme radiation exposure on Chernobyl first responders—graphic, unflinching, and historically critical. These images show what happens to the human body when exposed to lethal doses of radiation: skin peeling, tissues breaking down, systems failing.
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6 SEPT 1997 Mir EO-24 EVA 2: Solovyev & NASA flight engineer Michael Foale Inspect Spektr Damage
LOW-EARTH ORBIT — 6 SEPT 1997: (EDITORIAL USE ONLY) Historic spacewalk footage available for licensing. Commander Anatoly Solovyev (red-striped Orlan) rides the Strela boom toward the damaged Spektr module. NASA flight engineer Michael Foale steadies the crane. Russian EVA 2 mission. Clean 4:3 PAL master and HD/4K upscales available.
Mir EO-24 EVA 2: Solovyev & Foale Inspect Spektr Damage
LOW-EARTH ORBIT SPACEWALK FOOTAGE COLLECTION | LICENSE HISTORIC VIDEO
EDITORIAL USE. Video shows commander Anatoly Solovyev (red-striped Orlan) riding the Strela boom. He moves toward the damaged Spektr module. NASA flight engineer Michael Foale steadies the crane during Russian spacewalk EVA 2.
The six-hour sortie sought close-up views of the scar left by Progress M-34 on 25 June 1997 and realigned Spektr’s solar-array yokes. Tethered 400 km above Earth, the pair found no puncture. They captured detailed imagery for engineers. Footage shows hatch egress, boom maneuvers, exterior inspection, and array adjustments. It ends with safe Kvant-2 ingress at 07:07 UTC. Clean 4:3 PAL master; 1080 p and 4 K AI upscales available.
SPACEWALK FOOTAGE COLLECTION | LICENSE HISTORIC EXTRA-VEHICULAR ACTIVITIES (EVA)
Mir_EO24_EVA2_Spektr_Inspection_06SEP1997
LOCATION
Mir Space Station, Low-Earth Orbit
DURATION
32 min 18 sec
BYLINE / CREDIT
ROSCOSMOS / TVDATA.tv Handout
COPYRIGHT NOTICE
© 1997 Roscosmos-Licensed exclusively by TVDATA.tv. Editorial use only.
Mir EO-24, EVA 2, spacewalk, Anatoly Solovyev, Michael Foale, Spektr module, Progress M-34 collision, Strela crane, Orlan suit, solar-array repair, hull inspection, Russian segment, human spaceflight, 1997, space history.
Soyuz TM-25 Crew Walk-out & Launch | BAIKONUR, KAZAKHSTAN Cosmodrome | 10 Feb 1997
Soyuz TM-25 Crew Walk-out & Launch | Baikonur Cosmodrome | 10 Feb 1997
Full walk-out ceremony of Vasily Tsibliyev, Aleksandr Lazutkin, and ESA astronaut Reinhold Ewald en route to Mir. Includes bus arrival, suit checks, VIP send-off, gantry wave, and daylight lift-off from Baikonur Pad 1. Clean 4:3 PAL master; 1080 p & 4 K AI upscales available.
Baikonur, Kazakhstan — 10 February 1997
The Soyuz TM-25 prime crew departs for the launch pad wearing Sokol KV-2 suits. German ESA astronaut Reinhold Ewald joins Russians Vasily Tsibliyev and Aleksandr Lazutkin for Mir Expedition 23. After a brief televised interview the trio climb the gantry, wave to officials, and board the spacecraft. Cameras capture the ignition and ascent of the R-7 launch vehicle beneath a cloudless winter sky. Source: analogue Betacam SP transfer; no supers; natural sound.
TECH SPECS
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Format | DigiBeta PAL 4:3, 25 fps |
| Duration | 00:00:00:00 – 00:00:41:20 (41 s) |
| Audio | Ch 1 international, Ch 2 Russian loop |
| HD/UHD | 10-bit ProRes HQ 1080 p & 4 K AI-upscale on request |
| Location | Pad 1, Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan (46.07 °N, 62.95 °E) |
, Baikonur, MirSpaceStation, ReinholdEwald, VasilyTsibliyev, AleksandrLazutkin, ESAastronaut, Russianspaceprogram, crewwalkout, Sokolspacesuit, Soyuzlaunch, 1997, stockfootage, archivalvideo, TVDATATV, spacehistory, rocketlift-off, missionceremony, footagelicensing, PALmaster
Soyuz TM25 on BAIKONUR, KAZAKHSTAN – 10 FEB 1997
German ESA astronaut Reinhold Ewald (R) with Russian commander Vasily Tsibliyev (C) and flight-engineer Aleksandr Lazutkin (L) board the iconic blue crew bus and ride to “Gagarin’s Start.” After saluting the State Commission and receiving a priest’s blessing, the Soyuz TM-25 crew climb the Pad 1 gantry at sunset to enter their capsule bound for Mir Expedition 23.
Exterior-sequence breakdown — TVDATA Clip BN14 _1
(Baikonur Cosmodrome · 10 Feb 1997 · Soyuz TM-25)
TC in → out* Scene & actions outside the buildings Observations / editorial notes
01:15 – 01:45 Crew exit Site 254 medical wing, step onto flood-lit pavement. Tsibliyev leads, Lazutkin centre, Ewald rear; each carries helmet bag.
01:45 – 02:20 Blue crew bus idles on tarmac; flashes pop from press pen. Baikonur guards hold rope line; temp ~ -6 °C (frost breath visible).
02:20 – 02:28 Cosmonauts climb bus stairs, wave twice, take curb-side seats. Classic Gagarin-pattern bus with white star emblem.
02:28 – 02:58 Rolling shot: bus passes assembly building MIK-112, water tower, rail spur. Camera vehicle shoots parallel tracking; launch pad silhouette ahead.
02:58 – 03:05 Bus stops at Pad 1 gate; ground crew salute. State Commission already formed on red carpet.
MORE
03:05 – 03:32 Crew disembark, line up ten metres from officials. Tsibliyev reports, “Crew Soyuz TM-25 ready for flight.”
03:32 – 03:45 Short blessing: Orthodox priest sprinkles holy water over helmets (tradition since ’95). Seen briefly, priest in black frock, censer smoke.
03:45 – 04:10 Photocall: wide shot with 10 m rocket in background, sunset rim-light. ESA flag visible far right.
04:10 – 04:35 Trio step onto metal stairway, ascend 22 m to elevator level. Slow climb, pause mid-tower to wave at families/press.
04:35 – 04:44 Engineers attach fall-arrest lines, escort crew into elevator cage. One technician carries portable blower for suit cooling.
04:44 – 05:02 Elevator rises; camera booms up, showing venting LOX clouds. Golden back-light, dramatic contrast.
05:02 – 05:30 Final exterior view: hatch closure, service arm retraction, cryo-steam. Switches to pad camera for ignition countdown.
*Time-codes reference 25 fps PAL screener; confirm on hi-res ingest.
🚨 President Vladimir Putin EXCLUSIVE — BOXING & POLITICS COLLIDE, ELECTION-DAY 2004
Step inside the ring with President Vladimir Putin and Russia’s national boxing squad at the Chekhov Training Base on 14 March 2004—the very morning he won re-election.
- Blue canvas emblazoned “РОССИЯ ЧЕМПИОН.”
- Fighters debut the red Adidas “Athens 2004” kit.
- Putin signs a Green-Hill Super Star glove, cracks jokes, delivers a pep-talk, then heads outside for a snow-dusted team photo.
🎞 Clip specs
- Runtime: 1′10″ | Master: Betacam SP PAL 4:3 → ProRes 422 HQ
- Audio: raw Russian nat-sound (coach, cameras, casual banter)
- Provenance: verified via Kremlin pool log + RIA Novosti photo set #150797.
📜 Rights-Managed — worldwide editorial. Perfect for documentaries, Olympic retrospectives, or political features.
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Mir Space Station — Shuttle Atlantis Docking & Crew Greeting | Mission Control Korolev | 15 Jan 1997
Live feed projected inside TsUP shows NASA astronaut Jerry Linenger floating aboard Mir to join Russian commander Valery Korzun. VIPs and flight directors watch the televised handshake from red-seat gallery. Unique coverage of STS-81 hatch-opening, recorded direct to PAL master.
TVDATA.TV — Catalog Entry on Mir
Korolev, Russia — 15 January 1997: Mission Control Center (TsUP) screens relay real-time Mir imagery moments after Space Shuttle Atlantis (STS-81) docks with the orbital complex. U.S. Navy flight surgeon Jerry Linenger, in white polo, smiles broadly while squeezing into the station’s node, greeted by moustached Expedition-22 commander Valery Korzun in a light-blue IVA suit. In the front row of the control auditorium, NASA and Roscosmos officials, family members, and medical staff observe the ceremonial welcome and confirmation of airtight integrity.
TECH SPECS
- Format: DigiBeta PAL (orig. Betacam SP transfer)
- Aspect: 4:3
- Frame rate: 25 fps
- Audio: Ch 1 international, Ch 2 Russian loop
- Timecode: 10:00:00:00 – 10:38:12:10
- Clean of graphics; native telemetry clock visible first 90 seconds.
USAGE RIGHTS
Worldwide, editorial & production use. Model/prop clearances not available. Contact TVDATA.TV for licence terms.
KEYWORDS
Mir Space Station, STS-81, Shuttle Atlantis, Jerry Linenger, Valery Korzun, Mission Control, TsUP, Korolev, Russian space program, NASA Russia cooperation, Mir docking, crew greeting, orbital footage, 1997, historic space event, Ku-band down-link, space exploration, cosmonaut, astronaut, VIP gallery, space heritage
Mir Space Station × Shuttle Atlantis | STS‑81 Docking Footage (15 Jan 1997) – TVDATA.TV
Mir Space Station × Shuttle Atlantis
STS‑81 Docking Footage (15 Jan 1997)
Historic Space Footage for Licensing • Digitised PAL Master • HD & 4K AI‑Upscale Available https://www.youtube.com/embed/UrpTp_xYO5w Preview clip – watermark only. Request clean master below.
Why This Clip Matters
- Historic firsts: Fifth Shuttle–Mir logistics mission; Jerry Linenger boards Mir, relieving John Blaha.
- Mission Control perspective: Live Ku‑band down‑link beamed onto the giant screen inside TsUP (Korolev, Moscow Oblast).
- Pristine audio: International channel + Russian loop with authentic call‑signs.
- Broadcast‑ready: Original Betacam SP transfer, 4:3 PAL, colour. Optional 1080p & 4K upscales via Topaz AI.
Technical Specifications
| Format | DigiBeta PAL (orig. analog master) | Optional ProRes HQ 1080p/2160p AI‑upscale |
|---|---|
| Aspect / FPS | 4:3 | 25 fps |
| Duration | 00:38:12 |
| Audio | Ch 1 – International, Ch 2 – Russian loop |
| Timecode | 10:00:00:00 – 10:38:12:10 |
| Location | Mission Control Center (TsUP), Korolev, Moscow Oblast, Russia |
Clip Highlights
- 00:15 – Hatch opening / telemetry clock visible
- 02:40 – Jerry Linenger handshake with Valery Korzun
- 05:10 – VIP gallery reaction (NASA & Roscosmos officials)
- 37:55 – End‑of‑feed slate
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NASA astronaut Jerry Linenger entering Mir to join commander Valery Korzun during Expedition-22.
