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17.03.2025

We went all out! How our tourists floated in zero gravity on the Il-76MDK

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Hold on tight! We’ve got fresh news straight from orbit (well, almost)! On March 11th, our team of daring tourists took a flight into weightlessness!

11.03.2025

Winter Thrill in the Clouds

77 photos

Despite sparse snowfall and rare sunshine, this winter became a surge of adrenaline for those who dared to challenge the skies!

05.03.2025

Baikonur tour – Progress MS-30 launch

22 photos

We invite you to see the photo report about our trip to Baikonur in February 2025.

26.11.2024

Baikonur tour – Progress MS-29 launch

46 photos

We invite you to see the photo report about our trip to Baikonur in November 2024.

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The Most Important Woman in the Universe

On March 6 the most important woman in the Universe Valentina Tereshkova celebrates her 80th Birthday.

Our famous Tchaika (eng. Seagull) was born on March 06 1937 in Yaroslavl region. After graduating the school she started working at the plant studying at the same time at young workers’ evening school and practiced sky jumping (performed more than 90 jumps).

After successful space flights performed by male cosmonauts Soviet specialists decided to send a lady to space. Early 1962 they started female cosmonauts’ corps admission and there were 5 ladies approved for the trainings with Valentina Tereshkova among them. On March 12, 1962, she was enlisted and started training.

That time everything related to the space program was top secret and even leaving for launchsite Valentina Tereshkova told her family that she is going to take part in sky jumping competition.

Her first and only spaceflight she performed on June 16 1963 onboard vostok-6 spacecraft launched from Baikonur. The flight lasted for almost 3 days.

We congratulate Valentina Vladimirovna on this great date and wish her space health, success and prosperity!

Read more:

We went all out! How our tourists floated in zero gravity on the Il-76MDK

45 photos

Hold on tight! We’ve got fresh news straight from orbit (well, almost)! On March 11th, our team of daring tourists took a flight into weightlessness!

Winter Thrill in the Clouds

77 photos

Despite sparse snowfall and rare sunshine, this winter became a surge of adrenaline for those who dared to challenge the skies!

Baikonur tour – Progress MS-30 launch

22 photos

We invite you to see the photo report about our trip to Baikonur in February 2025.

Baikonur tour – Progress MS-29 launch

46 photos

We invite you to see the photo report about our trip to Baikonur in November 2024.