Baikonur cosmodrome tour
Zero Gravity experience
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Vegitel Company, the lead provider of aerospace tourism services in Russia, has just set the date of next mixed group zero-g flight.
On October 4, 2016, the Birthday of Cosmonautics since the first ever satellite was launched on this date back in 1957 you will be able to experience a real space adventure.
Join this awesome flight!
It is you space is waiting for!
Learn more and book here.
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Vegitel Company offers a very unique experience for real fans of space exploration. The upcoming landing of Soyuz MS-08 descent capsule with three crew members aboard (Oleg Artemyev, Roscosmos, Andrew Feustel, NASA, Richard Arnold, NASA) is scheduled for October 4th.
Join this tour to witness the whole sequence of Search&Rescue operations to see firsthand emotions of astronauts just after half-a-year orbital mission, their first words and first steps.
