
The Vostok-1 spacecraft (IKP).
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The Vostok three-stage launch vehicle consisted of a modified R-7 rocket and an E rocket unit with the spacecraft.
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The Vostok spacecraft on the carriage in the shop.
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Integration of the E rocket unit with the Vostok spacecraft.
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The Voskhod multi-man spacecraft made it possible to put a crew of three people into space, and as well provided a special airlock through which a man could egress into space.
The airlock assembly of theVoskhod-2 spacecraft.
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M. V. Keldysh inspects theVoshkod spacecraft.
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The Voskhod spacecraft on its support.
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Cosmonaut A. A. Leonov before flight. He was the first to egress into space and stayed there for 12 minutes and 9 seconds. He moved away from the spacecraft a distance of 5 meters.
Transportation of the launch vehicle with the Voskhod spacecraft to the launch pad.
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Fueling of the launch vehicle for the Voskhod spacecraft.
Installation of the launch vehicle with the Voskhod spacecraft onto the launch pad.
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TheVoskhod research spacecraft, designed for long-term flight.

TheVoskhod spacecraft for physico-technological studies.
The Molniya satellite was the first communication satellite. It was put into a high-elliptic orbit and provided communication between the central regions and the far east.
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A twenty-four hour, long-range communication The prototype of the Molniya communication satellite in the system was developed using the Molniya RSCE museum. communication satellites.
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The Zenit-2 satellite. It was the first special-purpose unmanned satellite from which Earth photography was performed.
The Zenit-4 satellite.
The Zenit satellite, assembly and check before flight.
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The Zenit satellite is prepared for mating with the rocket.
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The Electron satellite system made it possible to get data on the radiation belt and the Earth’s magnetic field that was necessary to provide radiation safety on manned flights.