Proton 1 exhibition display, 1967
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Proton 1 exhibition display, 1967
Proton 1 exhibition display. The Proton 1 was an early satellite designed by the Soviet Union. Four Proton satellites were launched between 1965 and 1968. This display is part of the space (Kosmos) pavilion at the Soviet national exhibition centre (All-Union Exhibition of Peoples Economic Achievements, VDNKh). This is now known as the All-Russia Exhibition Centre, and is located in Moscow, Russia. Photographed in 1967
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© RIA Novosti
1900s 1960s 1967 Display Exhibit Exhibition Centre Exibit Moscow Russia Russian Satellite Soviet Soviet Union Space Craft Space Flight Space Race Uss R Vdnkh Mono Chrome
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This photograph captures the Proton 1 exhibition display at the All-Union Exhibition of Peoples Economic Achievements in Moscow, Russia, back in 1967. The Proton 1, a groundbreaking satellite developed by the Soviet Union during the space race era, takes center stage in this historical snapshot. As one of four Proton satellites launched between 1965 and 1968, this technological marvel symbolizes the immense progress made by the Soviet Union in space exploration during that time. The photo showcases an intricate model of the Proton 1 spacecraft within the Kosmos pavilion at VDNKh (All-Russia Exhibition Centre). The image transports us back to a pivotal moment when nations were competing fiercely to conquer outer space. It serves as a reminder of how technology and innovation played crucial roles in shaping history throughout Europe and beyond. Alexander Mokletsov's expertly captured mono chrome composition adds an air of nostalgia to this remarkable exhibit. By freezing this significant piece of Russian history within a single frame, he invites viewers to reflect on humanity's relentless pursuit of knowledge and advancement. Today, as we look back on these achievements from more than half a century ago, it is awe-inspiring to think about how far we have come since then. This photograph stands as both a testament to human ingenuity and an homage to those who paved the way for our current understanding of space exploration.
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