Voskhod 1 and 2
Author(s): DaveBowman2001 Max Grüeter
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The Voskhod project is an interim Soviet manned space program that ran from 1964 to 1966, concurrent with NASA's Project Gemini program. Derived from the earlier Vostok capsule, the Voskhod was the first spacecraft to carry two and three people to space at a time, and in March 18, 1965 saw the first successful EVA or spacewalk by Alexey Leonov. However, the program was abruptly terminated following the introduction of the much advanced Soyuz spacecraft, which continues to fly to this day
NOTES:
- To view each Voskhod flight in Celestia, you must set your time on/between the following dates indicated on the Table below
- Alexei Leonov's spacewalk occured on 1965-Mar-18 (08:33 to 08:49 UTC)
Voskhod Program (1964-1966) |
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Mission | Start | End | |||
Cosmos 47 | 1964-Oct-4 | 1964-Oct-7 | |||
Voskhod 1 | 1964-Oct-12 | 1964-Oct-13 | |||
The first multi-crewed spaceflight mission in history | |||||
Cosmos 57 | 1965-Feb-22 | ||||
Tested the Volga airlock for the subsequent Voskhod 2 mission | |||||
Voskhod 2 | 1965-Mar-18 | 1965-Mar-19 | |||
Featured the world's first spacewalk ever by Alexei Leonov | |||||
Cosmos 110 | 1966-Feb-22 | 1966-Mar-16 | |||
Longest spaceflight mission by dogs (as of 2022) |
Voskhod 2 being prepared for launch, 1965
The crew of Voskhod 1 (1964): Konstantin Feoktistov (left), Vladimir Komarov (center) and Boris Yegorov (right)
The crew of Voskhod 2 (1965): Alexei Leonov (left) and Pavel Belyayev (right)
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