ไปท่องอวกาศที่ Museum of Cosmonautics - Russia

Today, Phi escaped to chase another dream from his childhood, which was to become an astronaut at the Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics in Moscow, Russia. Even though he knew that he would never have the chance when he grew up, he just wanted to experience the life of an astronaut. The Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics was established to celebrate the glorious history of Russia in the 1960s, when humans were interested in things far away from the earth, farther than the sky, farther than our world, which was space. Russia is considered one of the most successful countries in developing technology and personnel to go beyond the earth. This museum aims to celebrate the history of Russian space travel and to collect and display gifts received from Russian astronauts. Inside the museum, there are displays of various gifts received, equipment used in space travel, photos of astronauts, films and shows related to space travel, and models of Russia's famous spacecraft, including Sputnik 1. Another highlight that I would like everyone to see is the dog that, if anyone studies science, must have heard of it and may have envied its fate. Its name is Laika, the first dog to go into space. With the Sputnik 2 spacecraft, however, what everyone may not know is that just a few hours into space, the dog Laika died from the heat from the satellite. For anyone who loves science, physics, space, or stories outside the world, P would like to recommend a visit here because it is an interesting tourist attraction for tourists and is an important place to learn about the history of Russian space travel. #TravelAbroad #Russia #Moscow #Space #PeeEscapeTravel