Forwarded from Ankara Rus Evi
📣Uzaya çıkan ilk insan olan SSCB Kozmonotu Yuri Gagarin'in yörüngedeki görevini başarıyla tamamlamasının 62. yıl dönümü vesilesiyle, Rus Evi Ankara olarak, tüm Türkiye çapında bir resim yarışması düzenliyoruz!
🛰️Yarışmaya iştirak edecek genç katılımcıların, Gagarin'in gerçekleştirdiği ilk insanlı uzay uçuşu vesilesiyle her yıl 12 Nisan'da kutlanan Uluslararası Kozmonotluk Günü temalı çalışmalar hazırlamaları gerekmektedir.
3 ayrı yaş kategorisinde düzenlenecek yarışma organizasyonunda her bir kategorinin kendine özgü teması bulunmaktadır:
👩🚀3-6 yaş - "Ben bir kozmonotum!",
🚀7-12 yaş - "Benim uzay gemim",
🇷🇺🇹🇷13-17 yaş - "Rusya ve Türkiye birlikte tüm uzayı fethediyor."
Başvuruların 26 Nisan 2023'e kadar kabul edileceği yarışmaya katılabilmek için:
1. Yaş kategorinizdeki konuya uygun bir resim çizin,
2. Resminiz ile birlikte fotoğrafınızı Instagram hikayesinde paylaşın ve @rsinturkey sayfamızı etiketleyin,
3. Adınızı, soyadınızı, doğum tarihinizi, ebeveynlerinizin iletişim bilgilerini, instagram hikayesinin ekran görüntüsünü, bir fotoğrafınızı ve resminizin bir fotoğrafını JPG formatında [email protected] adresine "resim yarışması" notuyla gönderin.
👍🏻Tüm katılımcıların sertifika almaya hak kazanacağı yarışmada dereceye girecek adaylar, Rus Evi Ankara tarafından hazırlanan hediyeler ile odüllendirilecektir.
#RusEviAnkara #РусскийДомвАнкаре #конкурсрисунков #космос #гагарин
#uzay #gagarin #resimyarışması
🛰️Yarışmaya iştirak edecek genç katılımcıların, Gagarin'in gerçekleştirdiği ilk insanlı uzay uçuşu vesilesiyle her yıl 12 Nisan'da kutlanan Uluslararası Kozmonotluk Günü temalı çalışmalar hazırlamaları gerekmektedir.
3 ayrı yaş kategorisinde düzenlenecek yarışma organizasyonunda her bir kategorinin kendine özgü teması bulunmaktadır:
👩🚀3-6 yaş - "Ben bir kozmonotum!",
🚀7-12 yaş - "Benim uzay gemim",
🇷🇺🇹🇷13-17 yaş - "Rusya ve Türkiye birlikte tüm uzayı fethediyor."
Başvuruların 26 Nisan 2023'e kadar kabul edileceği yarışmaya katılabilmek için:
1. Yaş kategorinizdeki konuya uygun bir resim çizin,
2. Resminiz ile birlikte fotoğrafınızı Instagram hikayesinde paylaşın ve @rsinturkey sayfamızı etiketleyin,
3. Adınızı, soyadınızı, doğum tarihinizi, ebeveynlerinizin iletişim bilgilerini, instagram hikayesinin ekran görüntüsünü, bir fotoğrafınızı ve resminizin bir fotoğrafını JPG formatında [email protected] adresine "resim yarışması" notuyla gönderin.
👍🏻Tüm katılımcıların sertifika almaya hak kazanacağı yarışmada dereceye girecek adaylar, Rus Evi Ankara tarafından hazırlanan hediyeler ile odüllendirilecektir.
#RusEviAnkara #РусскийДомвАнкаре #конкурсрисунков #космос #гагарин
#uzay #gagarin #resimyarışması
Forwarded from Russian MFA 🇷🇺
🚀 The Space Age began on April 12, 1961. Sixty-two years ago, mankind managed to overcome terrestrial gravitation and orbited the planet. We are particularly proud to recall that Soviet citizen and the first Soviet pilot-cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin accomplished this great breakthrough.
🧑🚀 Although Gagarin was only 27 on the eve of his space mission, he had come a long way from flying with the Saratov air club to joining the first Soviet cosmonaut squad. On that memorable morning in April 1961, he blasted off into the great unknown. A photographer snapped an image of Gagarin shortly before liftoff; the cosmonaut’s face had no sign of fear and showed the famous smile of Gagarin.
Yuri Gagarin spent 108 minutes in outer space and completed a full orbit around the Earth. Almost no one knew that history was being made on that morning. TASS news agency did not break the news until 10:13 am.
On April 14, Gagarin was riding in a convertible through the streets of the Soviet Union. Jubilant crowds cheerfully greeted him and showered his limousine with flowers. Every Soviet citizen felt that he or she was somehow a part of this historical event.
Gagarin was a representative of a county that had risen from the ashes of World War II not long before, and that had already plunged into a tense Space Race rivalry with the United States. Nevertheless, his feat belonged to all of mankind, not just the Soviet people. It served as a prologue to the glorious era of international cooperation in exploring outer space.
🌏 In the next two years, Gagarin visited more than 30 countries where he was given a hero’s welcome. The Soviet cosmonaut’s foreign tour was unofficially called a peace mission – people everywhere sincerely greeted the first man in space, regardless of their political views.
👉 Every year, on #CosmonauticsDay, a countdown begins at 9.07 am Moscow Time until Yuri Gagarin’s safe return home.
#Gagarin #Gagarin1961 #FirstInSpace
🧑🚀 Although Gagarin was only 27 on the eve of his space mission, he had come a long way from flying with the Saratov air club to joining the first Soviet cosmonaut squad. On that memorable morning in April 1961, he blasted off into the great unknown. A photographer snapped an image of Gagarin shortly before liftoff; the cosmonaut’s face had no sign of fear and showed the famous smile of Gagarin.
Yuri Gagarin spent 108 minutes in outer space and completed a full orbit around the Earth. Almost no one knew that history was being made on that morning. TASS news agency did not break the news until 10:13 am.
On April 14, Gagarin was riding in a convertible through the streets of the Soviet Union. Jubilant crowds cheerfully greeted him and showered his limousine with flowers. Every Soviet citizen felt that he or she was somehow a part of this historical event.
Gagarin was a representative of a county that had risen from the ashes of World War II not long before, and that had already plunged into a tense Space Race rivalry with the United States. Nevertheless, his feat belonged to all of mankind, not just the Soviet people. It served as a prologue to the glorious era of international cooperation in exploring outer space.
🌏 In the next two years, Gagarin visited more than 30 countries where he was given a hero’s welcome. The Soviet cosmonaut’s foreign tour was unofficially called a peace mission – people everywhere sincerely greeted the first man in space, regardless of their political views.
👉 Every year, on #CosmonauticsDay, a countdown begins at 9.07 am Moscow Time until Yuri Gagarin’s safe return home.
#Gagarin #Gagarin1961 #FirstInSpace
Forwarded from Russian MFA 🇷🇺
🚀 On April 12, 1961, at 9.07 am Moscow Time, the Vostok spacecraft with Yury Gagarin aboard made its historic lift-off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome. This first manned space mission in the history of humankind heralded the beginning of the Space Age.
Yury #Gagarin was only 27 years old then. He had experienced various hardships earlier in life, spending his childhood years in his home town in Nazi-occupied territory during the Great Patriotic War. After the war, he joined the Saratov air club, for many years he trained hard to become a professional pilot. Gagarin eventually joined the first Soviet cosmonaut squad.
On that memorable April morning, he was preparing to take off into the unknown where no human being had ever been before. A photographer took images of the cosmonaut’s face before the flight. Gagarin showed absolutely no fear, flashing his famous smile and concentrating on his responsible assignment.
🧑🚀 Yury Gagarin spent 108 minutes in outer space, orbited the Earth and successfully landed near the village of Smelovka in the Saratov Region.
While in orbit, he maintained radio contact with Earth, conducted observations through a porthole, controlled the operation of the spacecraft’s systems and made a few experiments.
📰 The media widely announced Yury Gagarin’s mission 55 minutes after the Vostok rocket lifted off. It became the most quoted news story worldwide. Instantly, a Soviet pilot & cosmonaut became the most famous person on Earth.
Two days later, the residents of the Soviet capital took to the streets, carrying flowers and posters that welcomed Gagarin who had arrived in Moscow. In late April, the first man in space went on a global tour to share his impressions with people all over the world.
🌐 In the next two years following this history-making event, Yury Gagarin visited over 30 countries where he was given a hero’s welcome. His tour was unofficially named the Peace Mission. Despite his immense popularity, Gagarin remained his own usual self and continued to engage in what he liked most – aviation and cosmonautics – for the rest of his life.
Yury #Gagarin was only 27 years old then. He had experienced various hardships earlier in life, spending his childhood years in his home town in Nazi-occupied territory during the Great Patriotic War. After the war, he joined the Saratov air club, for many years he trained hard to become a professional pilot. Gagarin eventually joined the first Soviet cosmonaut squad.
On that memorable April morning, he was preparing to take off into the unknown where no human being had ever been before. A photographer took images of the cosmonaut’s face before the flight. Gagarin showed absolutely no fear, flashing his famous smile and concentrating on his responsible assignment.
🧑🚀 Yury Gagarin spent 108 minutes in outer space, orbited the Earth and successfully landed near the village of Smelovka in the Saratov Region.
While in orbit, he maintained radio contact with Earth, conducted observations through a porthole, controlled the operation of the spacecraft’s systems and made a few experiments.
📰 The media widely announced Yury Gagarin’s mission 55 minutes after the Vostok rocket lifted off. It became the most quoted news story worldwide. Instantly, a Soviet pilot & cosmonaut became the most famous person on Earth.
Two days later, the residents of the Soviet capital took to the streets, carrying flowers and posters that welcomed Gagarin who had arrived in Moscow. In late April, the first man in space went on a global tour to share his impressions with people all over the world.
🌐 In the next two years following this history-making event, Yury Gagarin visited over 30 countries where he was given a hero’s welcome. His tour was unofficially named the Peace Mission. Despite his immense popularity, Gagarin remained his own usual self and continued to engage in what he liked most – aviation and cosmonautics – for the rest of his life.