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The recovery team quickly opened the hatch and were shocked to find the men motionless, as if asleep or unconscious.
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Volkov transmitted to Flight Control: “The hatch is not hermetically sealed! … What can we do? … What can we do?”
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Just before the start of another communication session, Volkov noticed a smell of smoke from somewhere at the rear of the station. As soon as communication with the ground was established, he reported: “Aboard the station is ‘the curtain’!”
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Dobrovolsky wrote in his diary, “Some days were a nightmare. There was a general absence of everything: no interesting things, no happiness, the monotonous sound of the ventilators, strong smells, numerous experiments. It seemed to me that Flight Control simply wished to test our endurance.”
