Sochi / Volcanoes of Kamchatka
Oleg Artemyev, Sergei Korsakov/ RoscosmosEven though it’s been a while since humanity began exploring space, seeing our planet from the “outside”, with one’s own eyes remained a dream for the majority of people around the world.
Famous cosmonaut Yury Gagarin didn’t have a camera when he first traveled to space, but today photography has become one of the things cosmonauts and astronauts do on a regular basis, as part of their work and as a hobby. Below are some of the most amazing snaps of Russia they’ve taken during the last two years. Enjoy!
Moscow
Sergei Rizhikov/ RoscosmosChita
Sergei Korsakov/ RoscosmosKlyuchevskaya Sopka volcano
Sergei Rizhikov/ RoscosmosAstrakhan
Sergei Rizhikov/ RoscosmosPereslavl-Zalessky
Sergei Kud-Sverchkov/ RoscosmosOrenburg
Sergei Kud-Sverchkov/ RoscosmosVladivostok
Denis Matveev/ RoscosmosIrkutsk
Denis Matveev/ RoscosmosTyatya, an active volcano located in the northeastern part of Kunashir Island, Kuril Islands
Sergei Prokopyev/ RoscosmosMount Elbrus
Sergei Prokopyev/ RoscosmosDear readers,
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