Visiting Star City, the famous training center for cosmonauts and astronauts located near Moscow.
Unfortunately, for some reasons (lot of rules and other restrictions there for foreign visitors), I couldn't see two of the main attractions of the site : the centrifuge where astronauts/cosmonauts test their resistance to heavy G's, and the pool where they can train in "fake zero-gravity".
37- The Soyuz training modules with a group of astronaut's family members and friends invited to visit the center :
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41- Some samples of "space food" :
42- The infamous spinning chair :
43- The ATV training module :
44- The wall with the pics of all the crews which flew to the ISS :
45- And here is the one with Thomas Pesquet, a French astronaut, very popular here :
46- The Mir module training :
47- This one is not a training module, it really went to space !
48- Mir Space Station :
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50- Space food again :
51- Yuri Gagarin :
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53- Vladimir Komarov, a Soviet cosmonaut who died during a space mission in 1967 and who really looks like
Manuel Valls, a French politician.
54- ISS training modules :
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61- Space shuttle training module :
Bonus :
Not in Star City, but in VDNKh Park, near the museum of Cosmonautics, you can see some of the achivements of USSR and Russia in aeronautics and astronautics.
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63- A Tupolev and a Vostok rocket :
64- A Buran shuttle :
65- A Soviet space exploration-themed children playground. You can recognize Sputnik, a Soyuz spacecraft, the Lunokhod, etc.
66- The Vostok rocket :
67- A Mil Mi-8 helicopter :
68- A Mig 29 fighter aircraft :
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Next episode : Baikonur