Space poster. Gagarin. Soviet poster. 1962. Cosmonauts G. Titov, A. Nikolaev, P.

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Space poster. Gagarin. Soviet poster. 1962. Cosmonauts G. Titov, A. Nikolaev, P.:
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Space poster. Gagarin. Soviet poster. 1962. Cosmonauts G. Titov, A. Nikolaev, P. Popovich. Vostok space rockets. Vostok rocket family. The conquest of space - the first Yu. Gagarin and Titov, Nikolaev, Popovich. Original vintage, huge, very rare one of the first space posters of the USSR. Space pioneers. The first cosmonauts. Soviet cosmonautics. Small edition. Cosmonautics Museum. Original 100%.
good condition. See photos. Ask questions. Poster size in centimeters: 90 x 60 cm. Published in the USSR in 1962, Moscow. Artist: B. BEREZOVSKY. Stains. Minor damage. Corners have been glued. Only a few of this, one of the most beautiful early space posters, remain.------Check out my items - I have many ORIGINAL vintage posters and movie posters for sale. We ship worldwide. We partner with galleries and museums worldwide. Welcome.
The Vostok 1, Vostok 2, Vostok 3, and Vostok 4 missionsVostok 1Launch date: April 12, 1961Cosmonaut: Yuri GagarinPurpose: The first orbital flight into space in human history. The ship completed one orbit around the Earth,
Vostok 2. Launch date: August 6, 1961. Cosmonaut: Gherman Titov. Mission: The first 24-hour spaceflight. The spacecraft remained in orbit for just over 25 hours, completing 17 orbits of the planet. On this flight, a human being slept in zero gravity for the first time and did a full physical workout.
Vostok-3 Launch date: August 11, 1962. Cosmonaut: Andrian Nikolaev. Purpose: The world's first group space flight (together with the Vostok-4 spacecraft). Duration was almost 4 days (about 94 hours), which became a new world record.
Vostok 4. Launch date: August 12, 1962. Cosmonaut: Pavel Popovich. Mission: The second part of a historic group flight. The Vostok 3 and Vostok 4 spacecraft approached each other in orbit to a distance of several kilometers. The cosmonauts maintained direct radio contact with each other and with Earth, and also conducted joint military and scientific experiments.