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1VOSKHOD — (Rus. Dawn ), a periodical in the Russian language published in St. Petersburg from 1881 to 1906. The magazine was established by adolph landau , who transformed his annual literary scientific publication Yevreyskaya Biblioteka ( Jewish Library ) …
2Voskhod — ( ru. Восход: sunrise) may refer to: *Voskhod programme, the Soviet programme of human spaceflight *Voskhod spacecraft, a spacecraft used in that programme *Voskhod rocket, a rocket that was used to launch those spacecraft *Voskhod, Russia, a… …
3Voskhod 1 — Données de la mission Vaisseau Voskhod Équipage 3 hommes Date de lancement 12 octobre 1964 à 07:30:01 UTC Site de lancement …
4Voskhod 2 — 59°37′N 55°28′E / 59.617, 55.467 Voskhod 2 …
5Voskhod 2 — Infobox Space mission mission name = Voskhod 2 spacecraft name = insignia = voskhod2patch.png insignia size = 200px sign = Алмаз (Almaz Diamond ) crew members = 2 launch = start date|1965|03|18|07|00|00|Z Gagarin s Start begin spacewalk =… …
6Voskhod — Programme Voskhod Différence de position entre les équipages Vostok et Voskhod Le programme Voskhod est le programme spatial de l Union soviétique intermédiaire qui a suivi le programme Vostok et qui a précédé les Soyouz. Histoire Ce programme a… …
7Voskhod — /vos kod, vos kod /; Russ. /vu skhawd /, n. one of a series of Soviet spacecraft, carrying two or three cosmonauts. [1964; < Russ Voskhód lit., rising (of the sun, a planetary body, etc.)] * * * ▪ spacecraft any of a second series of manned …
8Voskhod 1 — Infobox Space mission mission name = Voskhod 1 spacecraft name = shuttle = insignia = voskhod1patch.png insignia size = 77px sign = Рубин (Rubin Ruby ) crew members = 3 launch pad = launch = October 12, 1964 07:30:01 UTC Gagarin s Start begin… …
9Voskhod — Original name in latin Voskhod Name in other language Dzhardzhava, Dzhardzhavi, Voskhod State code UA Continent/City Europe/Simferopol longitude 45.3392 latitude 36.4141 altitude 65 Population 6557 Date 2012 01 18 …
10Voskhod-M — The Voskhod M is an audio subsystem on the International Space Station (ISS) designed to provide radio communications between crewmembers and the ground or nearby Soyuz spacecraft …
