Vezhitel'

Vejtera helped me organize a flight in zero gravity, which I had long dreamed of. These feelings can not be compared with anything, adrenaline rolls over! After this flight, I gained even more respect for the astronauts, although I always admired their work and endurance. I learned from employees about various tours organized by the company. Now I plan to go to Baikonur. I hope that it will be possible to realize my new dream as soon as possible.

We went in September to watch the Soyuz-FG rocket launch with three cosmonauts from different countries. We planned for two months, since the Waiter receives applications exactly one month before the start, this is worth considering. A lot of people, journalists, emotions, this does not happen every day. To build such a huge spaceport in the desert is a must see. Before running to the site, I advise you to go to the museum, there you can find out many interesting stories and facts that I never knew about

Now I regret that I did not take the maximum tour that the manager of Vejezhit offered me. Everything is very interesting, but two hours are very few. I tried to absorb all the information and much remained in my memory forever. A huge centrifuge looks like something fantastic. I will definitely go again, I am now a space fan.

It used to be a closed military unit, but now crowds of tourists come here. I can’t say that it’s just too crowded, on the contrary, it’s quiet and calm, as if time had stopped. I don’t understand anything in devices and equipment, but I liked the spacesuit, it is huge and heavy, I can’t imagine how people walk in it at all. I took with me all sorts of magnets and a portion of space food, there is a special shop with various commemorative gizmos.

On our day off, the whole family got out on an excursion to Star City. The trip was planned for a long time, and now, finally, I can share my impressions. I thank the Vezhitel team for the excellent organization and personal support throughout the program. We liked the informativeness of the tour: we learned a lot from the history of astronautics, and most importantly - the guide was not boring to listen. In one breath, they “absorbed” everything that was told to us. We saw models of modules of the Mir orbital station and the ISS Russian segment, as well as, albeit by chance, operating cosmonauts from the Roskosmos detachment. I liked the fact that we could photograph absolutely all objects and purchase souvenirs. We left the territory of the town with a sense of pride in the Russian cosmonautics and the work of Russian scientists and inventors. We recommend to everyone who is attracted by the lecture format of the excursion and to everyone who seeks to expand their horizons. Cosmonautics is interesting. And with such a presentation of information it will be interesting even to those who previously did not like lectures and ordinary museums)).