7 DAYS INTERNATIONAL SPACE WORKSHOP IN RUSSIA

Experience Real Cosmonaut Training

Train like a Russian Cosmonaut at Yuri Gagarin Space Centre Russia and
turn your dream to
Become an Astronaut into reality!
There is a profusion of career available in Space and aerospace sector s in years to come
and people should be allowed to explore and decide for themselves which career interests
them. As a parent/teacher, you know how important it is for your child to have aspirations
and seize the opportunities that come their way.

International Space workshop in Russia is an ultimate educational experience that highlights real-world
applications of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. This workshop is conducted by Roan
Research and Science (an Indian based group promoting Astronomy and Space education) and
Prostocosmos in collaboration with Russian Cosmonaut Training Base-Yuri Gagarin Space Center.
 Trophies of the participants who have attended the previous workshop distributed at Yuri Gagarin
Space Centre

Our aim is to create an excellent platform and once in a lifetime opportunity for people to experience
the real astronaut training and explore Russia and its Space Technology. Our team consisting of
specialists will help you to travel through the world of real astronaut training and our goal is to give
our future generation an opportunity to make small leaps in achieving compelling scientific discoveries
and achievements in different areas.
Every year, people of all ages travel from across the world to participate in Russian space programs.
International Space workshop has provided a unique, hands-on, STEM experience for students of all
ages to train like astronauts! Trainees learn space and flight history, work together as teams,
experience simulators, complete simulated space missions, and learn what it really means to be an
astronaut.

International Space workshop is a place for learning, growing and having fun, and trainees have an
unparalleled environment to spur imagination while being surrounded by space, aviation and defence
artefacts. This motivates them to pursue career in aerospace, Space technology, defence, energy,
education, biotech or technology.
Taking Educational Program at the Centre’s base seems worth doing, you see, learn and explore the
real Space Technology in Russia!
 We provide all-inclusive services and our package includes:

• Transport: Group transfer/airport pick-up and departure; transportation within all the
events.
• Accommodation: Lodging in a 3 star or 4star Hotel for the whole period of stay in Moscow
City.
• Meals: 3-time meal/Day
• Entrance Fees: GCTC, museum and all monuments includes in the itinerary
• Guide: Full-time English speaking guide with the group. Interpretation of all training activities
and events
• Cosmonaut Training instructors: Real Astronaut trainers at Yuri Gagarin Space centre
• Completion/Participation Certificate (certified by Yuri Gagarin pace centre) and trophies
• Other recreational activities
• Entire support and guidance from our end
• Visa and document processing

Exclusive: Any personal expenses/ travelling which is not included in the itinerary.
 SCHEDULE FOR 7 DAYS
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

10.20 10.00-10.50 10.00-10.50 10.00-10.50 08.30-09.00 08.00-

08.30
Meeting at the Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast
airport Breakfast
11.00-13.30 11.00-11.50 11.00-11.50 09.30-10.10
11.00 09.00-
Tour of the Lecture Lecture Transfer to
09.30
Transfer to the technical "Spacewalk" "Docking in Moscow
GCTC (Star City) areas of the space“ Transfer
12.00-13.00 11.00
Centre to the
13.00 12.00-13.00
(simulator Lecture «Space- Check-in in city
Meeting at the "Soyuz", "Mir" Link» Practical class. the hotel center
security station, the
13.30-14.15 -Glove-box 11.30 – 12.30 09.30-
checkpoint ISS RS)
12.30
Lunch -“Space-Link” Alley of
13.40 14.00-14.40
- Soyuz TMA Cosmonauts Excursion
14.30-15.50
Check-in at the Lunch Simulator
12.30-14.30 Red
Star City Hotel Practical Training (manual coupling)
15.00-16.00 Square
on Museum of
14.00-15.00 13.30-14.15
Lecture Piloting/Helicopter Cosmonautics GUM
Lunch dedicated to Simulator Lunch
14.30-15.30 Zaryadye
the Centrifuge
15.30 16.00-17.30 14.30-16.30 park
CF-7 Lunch
Tour over Star Psychological Space Quiz 13.00-
16.00-17.50 16.30-17.00
City territory class. Selection 14.00
16.50-17.30
Lecture of best Memorial
-Yuriy Gagarin Lunch
`Science in candidates for Meeting Russian House of
Memorial,
Space` Space Mission. Cosmonaut Korolev 14.30
-Museum of
18.00-18.45 18.00-18.45 -Visit summary 17.30-19.00 Transfer
Cosmonautics,
to the
Dinner Dinner -Certificates Rocket
-Yuriy Gagarin airport
awarding Vostok
Office,
18.00–18.45 19.30-20.30
-Space souvenirs
shop Dinner Dinner

18.00-19.00

Dinner

*The company reserves the right to make changes to the itinerary (sequence of days) with
preservation of the excursion program
 STAY, LIVE AND TRAIN IN STAR CITY! WHERE COSMONAUTS HAVE TRAINED FOR 50
YEARS!

Deep in a Russian forest lies a secretive training facility intended to prepare people for a voyage into
space. The centre was established in the 1960s and was originally called the Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut
Training Centre. Since then it has trained at least 400 astronauts - or cosmonauts as they are called in
Russia - from more than 30 different countries.

Star City is up and running and still the main space training centre for all international cosmonauts and
astronauts visiting the space station as well as the centre for the Russian space programme. The centre,
run by the Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos), is in a closed town where the legendary cosmonaut
Yuri Gagarin trained. It has a heavily guarded border and access is for residents and space trainees.
Today - despite the area no longer being a military zone in 2008 - it remains difficult for outsiders to
gain access
Participants get exclusive right of entry to the world-famous Star City Russia’s High Security
Complex... the only place on Earth where humans are trained to launch into space.

Enter Star city as space trainees

Experience the world's number one Astronaut training centre- The Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut
Training Center (GCTC)
 Feel like real cosmonaut at Star city!

It is an exclusive place where you can experience Soviet Union/Russian space development — from its
dramatic past and exciting present to its fascinating future.
GCTC has modern unique laboratory-simulation and training base, scientifically-grounded methods and
techniques of cosmonaut training, competent and well-qualified specialists, and great experience of
international cooperation.

A unique opportunity to train on the many of the same facilities at the GCTC in Star City
GCTC has modern unique laboratory facilities that include full-size mockups of all major spacecraft
developed since the Soviet era!

Zero-gravity training aircraft for simulating weightlessness, centrifuges and centrifuge-based

simulators used for improving cosmonauts’ g-tolerance capabilities and well-qualified specialists
 While staying in Star city you can come across and meet Russian cosmonauts and USOS astronauts
(United States Orbital Segment including NASA, ESA, JAXA and Canada modules) who are currently
trained for their upcoming missions. This is a rare chance to stay in the same Space Centre as
astronauts and cosmonauts, while they are training!

You will spend your week training under the real astronaut trainers who train the current astronauts
and cosmonauts for long-duration missions to the International Space Station and space flights.
Learn spacecraft rendezvous, method and docking profile with the International space station in
manual and automatic modes.

Multiple real cosmonaut trainers will train you crew skills during all stages of flight: lift-off,
autonomous flight, approach and docking/undocking, landing. You will get knowledge about crew
training process and what each trainer is used for
 See special spacesuits and various dresses of cosmonauts, their scientific equipment and
devices been in space, along with personal belongings of S.Korolev and Y.Gagarin in Star city
Museum of cosmonautics
Familiarize with the content of scientific tasks and experiments performed by crew members
in space and handle all kinds of emergency situation: wobbling, hardware malfunctions,
connection problems, and even the fire.

Different planes, helicopters, aircraft engines, armament, rescue facilities, relating to the
whole history of the national aviation from 1909 to the present
Students work as a team and confront mission scenarios that require dynamic problem solving and
critical thinking — 21st century learning skills required in the workplace.

Develop the exceptional team building and communication skills acquired by astronauts using
the same scenarios.
You will learn more about space research, scientific work, space medicine, how to become a
cosmonaut and join the space program!

Visit one of the most picturesque cities in the world

You will see the most beautiful metro stations in Moscow built under Stalin
All participants will get participation /completion certificate which is certified by Yuri Gagarin Space
Centre.
See, touch and feel the real meteorites
 Talk to a real cosmonaut and take photographs

Know more about space secrets and interesting facts during the exciting and detailed excursion
 Visit space souvenir shop where one can buy exclusive space souvenirs, fascinating books on outer
space, globes, interesting toys, miniature rockets to original themed mugs, calendars for every taste,
telescopes, minerals, T-shirt, hoodies, science kits and much more!

In Space Souvenirs Shop (ISS) located on the residential territory of the Star City in the building of
the House of Cosmonauts you will find products that astronauts eat in orbit: famous tubes of food,
canned food, dried fruits, mashed potatoes, biscuits, bread in special packages, juice, tea, and much
more. Your friends and family will be pleased to receive unforgettable "space" gifts from Star City! You
acquire from us not just a souvenir, but a frozen memory, a part of the most cosmic town of Russia.
Tour of the technical areas of the Centre (simulator "Soyuz", "Mir" station, the ISS RS)

No doubt that a lot of us have heard about the International Space Station, that it flies around the
Earth and astronauts live there during their long-term missions to space.

To get to know from the first source how they really live and work onboard the ISS, to learn the
interior of the Station – this will be the most interesting and outstanding experience which can be
gained at the Cosmonaut’s training center.

Before flying to space cosmonauts have to spend hours and hours to practice all the skills acquired
during the theoretical classes. Exactly for this purpose all the simulators of the Space center are
made as full size replicas and practically don’t have any differences from the original ISS. This means
that you will see the real copy of the ISS Russian Segment and will be able to explore not only its
exterior but also the interior! There are all the necessary things which astronauts need in space to live
and work present: the flight control point, a lot of different systems providing the station’s
functioning, a space table for meals, crew quarters and even a space toilet.

Scientific Laboratory is intended to fulfill the following tasks:

• familiarization with the content of scientific tasks and experiments performed by crew members
in space
• presenting separate experiments and works reflecting physics (chemistry) laws and physiology
of a crew member in space
• receiving knowledge and skills during implementation of scientific experiments
• simulating scientific researches and experiments using virtual reality means
• use of medical-biological trainers for simulating separate factors of space flight
• use of medical equipment for studying methods of scientific researches (registering equipment
of physiological functions, anatomic measurements, laboratory researches, optical microscope,
etc.)
 SOYUZ-TMA SPACECRAFT COMPLEX SIMULATOR

A simulator can provide simulation of the work of all onboard systems and motion of the spacecraft,
as well as the visual observation of everything what can be seen by astronauts through the windows or
visual sight (the periscope) inside the decent module of the spacecraft. If you order a complex
simulation in the Soyuz spacecraft our leading specialists and GCTC instructors will make a full training
for you on the following space flight activities:

• Simulation of the flight in the real and accelerated time scale (1:1/2:1/4:1/10:1);

• Simulation of the off-nominal situations on all space craft systems in both manual and automatic
modes;

• Monitoring of the crew work using TV and voice communication systems;

• Video recording of the training process;

• Simulation of the full space flight in real time scale.

Soyuz spacecraft complex simulators are designed for training of the space crews to piloting of the
spacecraft on all the flight stages:

• Prelaunch preparation of the spacecraft;

• Insertion to the orbit;

• Orbital maneuvering;
 • Approaching and docking, joint flight with the ISS;

• Undocking from the ISS;

• Reentry from the orbit;

• Landing and final operations after landing.

RE-CONFIGURABLE AIRCRAFT AND HELICOPTER TRAINER

The trainer is intended to provide an overview on Boeing 737-500 and ATR-42-300 crew preparation
and training, as well as Russian Mi-8 МТВ and Mi-8T helicopter crew. A trainee can perform and train:

• Take-off, ascending with visual area and horizon display at day and night times
• Skills developing in piloting: en-route flight, descending, landing approach, go-around flight
maneuver using navigation set of instruments and systems in all-rage of altitude and speed
• En-route flight using navigation and guidance instruments
• Emergency decent
• Circuit flying, landing approach, landing, go-around flight in a landing minimum conditions
• braked run
• Communication with the ground and internal communication
• Visual landing approach, etc.
Virtual Soyuz spacecraft trainer is intended to accomplish the following tasks:

• Studying of exterior elements of the current manned spacecraft and space area (star sky, Earth
surface, etc.)
• studying of interior parts of the decent capsule and habitation compartment of the manned
spacecraft
• familiarization with crew operations in Soyuz manned vehicle
• studying systems, operational principles and receive ground knowledge and form initial skills in
operating spacecraft vehicle’s systems
• interactive operation with interior objects, virtual control panel and crew interaction
• studying of spacecraft rendezvous, approach and docking profile with the International space
station in manual and automatic modes
• acoustic assistance (sound of engines firing, etc)
 Virtual Mission Control Center (MCC) is used for:

• familiarization with Russian crew daily planning and mission control; tasks assigned for MCC
• familiarization with Russian ground control group operation during spacecraft docking with the
ISS
• playing trajectory and main space station parameters and Soyuz manned vehicle data, exactly as
it is presented in the real MCC
• presenting duty ground personnel operations during miscellanies crew tasks on Soyuz manned
vehicle, station and during dynamic operations (spacecraft docking, approach, undocking, re-
docking, etc)

CENTRIFUGE

The world's largest centrifuge is CF-18 centrifuge at the Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut Training
Centre Centrifuges and centrifuge-based simulators are used for improving cosmonauts’ G-tolerance
capabilities. Improvement of a human body capability for adaptation to g-loads by means of objective
training in a centrifuge is associated with displaying the latent mechanism of blood redistribution which
triggers when blood circulation is distressed and reduce negative effects of acceleration, and predict
the g-load capability of a human-being.
It is also used to develop dynamic simulators of future vehicles and to test aeronautical and space
engineering models.

Multi-functional multimedia complex

The complex is intended to present educational, curricular, tutorial classes. It provides interactive
environment with visualization area on panoramic 2.4x6 meter screen, audio and control center. The
complex can demonstrate familiarization, educational and tutorial classes; fulfill quests, quizzes,
academic competitions, etc.

GCTC Planetarium- an amazing virtual journey across galaxy is waiting for you!

Don’t miss the chance to visit the famous space planetarium! No doubt it won’t leave you indifferent!
This is the place where you can find yourself under the starry skies even in daylight and learn how to
recognize different constellations of the Northern and the Southern Hemisphere! This special celestial
navigation complex shows 9000 stars! You stride across the star sky at 400 km above the Earth! This
virtual flight is accompanied by an amazing narration about stars and constellations, asteroids and
comets, the Milky Way. You will hear so many other surprising stories about the life in the Universe.
You will see:

• The Planetarium itself

• Computer system, monitoring the training process
 Crew capsules with the real console and devices of the main space equipment used by Russian space
technologies

GLOVE BOX

The International Space Station has a permanent glove box. A glovebox is a valuable research tool. Any
work with flames requires precautions, especially on a spacecraft. A closed environment may be
essential to control experiment variables. A glove box helps scientists find more effective methods
for performing an experiment, like growing better crystals. The sealed glovebox keeps flames,
particles, fumes, and spilt liquids away from crew members and out of the cabin air. Scientists can use
the glovebox to make sure small parts of a large experiment work. This helps build more reliable
equipment.

Space Food

Just imagine how difficult it is for astronauts to do simple life things which really seem so easy for us!
They live in the conditions of permanent weightlessness! Cooking and eating in conditions of zero gravity
could be a real problem for a person not trained for this. And even lunch for them is a whole activity
when they should use all their skills gained during the training sessions in Star city.
Space food simulator will teach you how to heat and stuff you food. And, of course, you will get an
opportunity to taste space food! You have the opportunity not only to learn but also to taste the space
food.

Exclusive sessions at Yuri Gagarin Space Centre

Lecture dedicated to the Centrifuge CF-7

 Lecture "Spacewalk"

Lecture "Docking in space"

Lecture «Space-Link»

Lecture-Space medicine
Psychological class: Selection of best candidates for Space Mission

Space Quiz
The Monument to the Conquerors of Space

The Monument to the Conquerors of Space was built in Moscow in 1964 to celebrate achievements of
the Soviet people in space exploration. It depicts a starting rocket that rises on its exhaust plume.

The monument is 107 meters (351 feet) tall, has 77° incline, and is made of titanium.

The Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics is located inside the base of the monument.Besides the
monument and the museum under it, the grand "Cosmos" pavilion in the Exhibition Centre displayed
many artefacts of the Soviet space program.
The main part of the monument is a giant obelisk topped by a rocket and resembling in shape the
exhaust plume of the rocket. A statue of Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, the precursor of astronautics, is
located in front of the obelisk.

Cosmonauts Alley

Cosmonauts Alley is a wide park-like avenue is punctuated by large stone memorials of important figures
in the Soviet space program. At its terminus below the monument, a larger-than-life statue of Soviet
rocket pioneer Konstantin Tsiolkovsky (1857–1935) sits facing back down the path.
Cosmonauts Alley has a model of the Solar System, star-shaped granite monuments which display
important events in Russian cosmonautics and monuments of Yuri Gagarin, Sergey Korolyo, Valentina
Tereshkova and much more

Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics

The Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics is a museum in Moscow, Russia, dedicated to space exploration.
It is located within the base of the Monument to the Conquerors of Space in the north-east of the
city.
The museum contains a wide variety of Soviet and Russian space-related exhibits and models which
explore the history of flight; astronomy; space exploration; space technology; and space in the arts.
The museum's collection holds approximately 85,000 different items.

Session Inside Museum

• Introductory Hall
• Space Era Morning
• Space Era Makers
• Space History and Culture
• Moon and Solar System Exploration and Research
• Manned Space Navigation
• Space Science on Service to Mankind
• International Cooperation
• Flight Control Centre
• International Space Fleet
• Exhibition Centre
• Space Cinema and conference Hall
 Sergey Korolyov House Museum

The great Soviet rocket scientist and engineer Sergei Korolev (1906–1966) spent the last seven years
of his life in this house, which was transformed into a museum in 1975.
The interior of the house has been preserved since Korolev's time there and many of his personal
belongings are on display, including his note books and his extensive library Visitors are able to access
the house through the basement, where they will find that everything in the mansion remains exactly
where it was during the life of its owner. From the front porch, guests turn right to get to the entrance
hall which contains a small cloakroom.The cloakroom still contains the clothes Korolev wore on the
January day in 1966 when he went for the surgery that led to his death. Wooden stairs lead from the
entrance door to the upper floor. By the staircase, there is a copy of Grigory Postnikov’s sculpture To
Stars!
 VISIT EXOTIC PLACES IN RUSSIA

Kremlin

Kremlin is the residence of Russian president and the main landmark of Russian capital.Inextricably
linked to all the most important historical and political events in Russia since the 13th century, the
Kremlin (built between the 14th and 17th centuries by outstanding Russian and foreign architects) was
the residence of the Great Prince and also a religious centre. At the foot of its ramparts, on Red
Square, St Basil's Basilica is one of the most beautiful Russian Orthodox monuments. In 13th century
the Kremlin was the official residence of supreme power - the center of temporal and spiritual life of
the state. The Kremlin of the late 15th – early 16th century is one of the major fortifications of Europe
(the stone walls and towers of present day were erected in 1485–1516). It contains an ensemble of
monuments of outstanding quality.The Moscow Kremlin was included among especially protected
cultural properties of nations of Russia - the highest conservation status for cultural and historical
monuments in Russian legislation.

Red Square
Red Square is the heart of Moscow and the main square of Russia. One cannot visit Moscow without
seeing Red Square. The word ‘red’ in the Square’s name means ‘beautiful’. Its monuments embody
Moscow’s centuries-old history in all of its manifestations. Few squares in the world combine churches,
defensive walls and towers, museums, a cemetery with a mausoleum, and a huge department store in a
single space. Buildings of different styles and centuries—from the 15th to the 20th—coexist in a single
composition, forming a unified architectural ensemble, so beautiful in its diversity. Red Square has long
been known as a trading place: trade was carried on in stone shops, commonly referred to as the
“trading rows”, ever since the times of Ivan the Terrible.

Saint Basil’s Cathedral

The 16th-century Saint Basil’s Cathedral is the symbol of Russian Orthodox Church architecture.A
wooden church built on Red Square in 1553 in honour of the Intercession of the Most Holy Theotokos
and it was was erected by Russian architect Barma Postnik. St Basil’s Cathedral. The luxuriously
decorated cathedral was built to honor the Almighty for a remarkable military success ‒ the capture
of Kazan. It is noteworthy that the cathedral is made up of nine separate churches set on one base
and arranged into a single composition, the nine individual churches share the same foundation and
connected by two galleries.—this is how Russian architect Barma Postnik, the project author, solved
the challenging problem of designing a cathedral with nine side altars. The cathedral holds the remains
of Basil the Blessed, a fool for Christ who lived in Moscow in the 16th century.

The Spasskaya Tower

The Gothic-turreted Spasskaya Tower, considered by many to be the most beautiful tower of the
Kremlin, was built under the supervision of Pietro Antonio Solari in 1491, and stands on the north-
eastern side of the citadel, bordering Red Square. The Russians have always regarded the Spasskaya
Tower with great reverence. According to old legends, the tower was possessed with miraculous powers
and was reputed to protect the Kremlin from enemy invasion. People passing through the gates would
always observe the custom of crossing themselves and doffing their hats to show their respect, and
horses passing under the gates of the tower were said to shy. In fact, legend has it that Napoleon
himself could not prevent his horse from taking fright as he rode through the gates, having failed to
show his respect, and the French Emperor's hat was said to have fallen from his head.

Zero kilometer

The bronze plaque marking Russia's Kilometre Zero, just in front of the Iberian Chapel, Zero kilometer
mark - all distances "from Moscow center" are measured from this point. The mark initially was planned
to be set up on Red Square between Lenin's Mausoleum and State Shopping Center in 1985.
 Just make a wish and throw a coin over your shoulder

Resurrection Gate and Iveron Chapel

The gate derives its name from the icon of the Resurrection which was placed on it in 1680. The
entrance way to the Red Square is through the Resurrection Gate. It is historically considered to be
the front gate of the city. It is no exaggeration to say that any modern traveller to Moscow passes
through this gate. The Resurrection Gate arch establishes a visual link between two other remarkable
buildings – the State Historical Museum, while the small chapel by the gate houses one of the most
venerated icons – the Iveron Icon of the Mother of God. Right in front of the gate there is the
Kilometer Zero sign– this is the centre of Moscow and the starting point for measuring all distances in
Russia.

Cathedral of Our Lady of Kazan

The Cathedral of Our Lady of Kazan is a symbolic monument for Moscow. It was built in the 17th
century and financed from the private funds of Tsar Feodor I (Fyodor Mikhailovich), the first tsar of
the Romanov dynasty rulers of Russia from 1613 until the Russian Revolution of 1917 to commemorate
the liberation of Moscow from Polish invaders.The Kazan Cathedral has an appearance typical of its
time: it is a pillarless (with no supports inside) single-domed church featuring a set of recurring
decorative elements such as kokoshniks semicircular or keel-like exterior decorative elements in
traditional Russian architecture, panels, and window surrounds.

GUM Department Store

GUM, is a huge shopping mall (19th c.) in the eclectic style. GUM is an abbreviation for Gosudarstvenny
Universalny Magazin meaning State Department Store.
GUM is a huge shopping centre, largely offering expensive premium-segment items. However, if you
have a proper look around, you can find an eatery that serves reasonably priced meals as well as some
interesting shops with rather moderate prices.

Muscovites often drop into the GUM to get an ice cream – the local old-timers claim that the famous
wafer cups still have ‘that very’ taste of the much-loved Soviet-time treat.

Museum of the Patriotic War Of 1812: Architecture

The Museum of the Patriotic War of 1812 is located in the centre of Moscow in Revolution Square. The
building itself is an outstanding example of the “Neo-Russian” stylearose in second quarter of the 19th
century and was an eclectic melding of pre-Peterine Russian architecture and elements of Byzantine
architecture. The effect is a harmonious architectural ensemble, which works well together with other
landmarks around Red Square including the State Historical Museum.
 VDNKh

Vystavka Dostizheniy Narodnogo Khozyaystva (VDNKh) is a permanent general purpose trade

show and amusement park in Moscow, Russia. During Soviet times, each year VDNKh hosted more than
300 national and international exhibitions and many conferences, seminars and meetings of scientists
and industry professionals.
The center "VDNKh" (or VVTs) still works including the name of a nearby subway station and some
sights: pavilions, fountains, a luna-park, Cosmonautics museum, a rocket and even a Buran spaceсraft

VDNKHa Golden Fountain

One immediately faces the main fountain of the Soviet Union right behind the Pavilion #1. This is the
“Friendship of the People” fountain. The sculptures of the fountain picture all the union republics of
USSR as young girls dressed up in national costumes and with emblems reflecting unique nature of each
republic.

16 golden sculptures represent republics of the Soviet Union: the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist
Republic, the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (Ukrainian SSR), the Uzbek SSR, the Georgian SSR,
the Lithuanian SSR, the Latvian SSR, the Tajik SSR, the Turkmen SSR, the Karelo-Finnish SSR, the
Estonian SSR, the Armenian SSR, the Moldavian SSR, the Kirghiz (Kyrgyz) SSR, the Azerbaijan SSR,
the Kazakh SSR & the Soviet Socialist Republic of Belarus (Byelorussian SSR).

Zaryadye Park
Zaryadye Park is the first public park built in Moscow for over 50 years, the last being the Soviet
Friendship Park built for the 1957 Festival of Youth and Students. The floating bridge is a thin air
structure in the form of the letter "V" with a large outward extension above the water. It towers over
the embankment and seems to hover over the Moscow River. The bridge is unique in Russia: it is a 70
meter structure without a single support. The bearing structure of the bridge is made of concrete,
and the decorative elements are made of metal.

Rocket Vostok

On 12 April 1961, the Vostok 3KA-3 (Vostok 1) spacecraft with Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin a Soviet
pilot and cosmonaut aboard was launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome. Gagarin thus became both the
first human to travel into space, and the first to orbit the Earth. See the Rocket Vostok model during
excursion.

Moscow Metro Tour

Enjoy Moscow Metro Tour and discover why Russian subway is recognized as the most beautiful in the
world! "They used to have palaces for kings, we are going to build palaces for the people!" said one of
the main architects of the Soviet subway.
 7 DAYS INTERNATIONAL
SPACE WORKSHOP
SPACE
CAMP
RUSSIA
24th-30th March, 2019

14th-20th April,2019

Train like a Real Cosmonaut at

Yuri Gagarin Space Centre & Explore Moscow, Russia
Contact 8376898863

roanresearchandscience@gmail.com