An exhibition presenting the Bulgarian contribution to area exploration was unveiled on the Aviation Museum in Krumovo, close to Plovdiv, on Friday. The opening of Path to the Stars marks the forty fifth anniversary of the flight of the primary Bulgarian cosmonaut Georgi Ivanov in addition to World Aviation and Cosmonautics Day, stated Aviation Museum Director Radka Banyalieva.
The exhibition tells the story of Bulgaria’s participation within the Interkosmos Soviet area programme by means of pictures and paperwork concerning the lifetime of Georgi Ivanov and the coaching he went by means of, stated Banyalieva. “New generations of younger individuals are rising up who’ve hardly heard about these accomplishments, so our objective was to current the total image of what occurred,” Banyalieva identified.
Bulgaria is the third nation on the planet to have created area meals after the Soviet Union and the USA, and the sixth to have despatched its personal cosmonaut. “As a lot as we stay with the thought that we’re a small nation, now we have a big contribution to the mastery of area,” famous Banyalieva. The exhibition additionally explains how and why Bulgarian scientists examine the ionosphere – the layer of the Earth’s environment on which the lifetime of our planet largely relies upon, in addition to many attention-grabbing information concerning the flight of cosmonaut Alexander Alexandrov.
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