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Bion-M No.1 (Бион-М) was a Russian space mission, part of the Bion-M programme focused on space medicine. The new generation Bion-M continued the Soviet/Russian Bion satellite programme aimed at biological research in space. The last spacecraft of the Bion series, Bion 11, was launched in 1996. The Bion-M1 spacecraft was designed to carry biological, physiological and biotechnological experiments to low Earth orbit and return them to Earth at the end of the mission. The biological payload for Bion-M1 included rodents, amphibians, reptiles, crustaceans, mollusks, fish, insects, bacteria, plant and animal cell cultures. The spacecraft was the result of collaboration hosting biomedical payloads provided by scientific institutions from the United States, Germany, Canada, the Netherlands, Polan

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rdfs:comment	Bion-M1 ist eine russische Raumfahrtmission. Es ist der erste Start eines verbesserten Modells der Bion-Satelliten. Der Satellit wurde am 19. April 2013 10:00 UTC von Baikonur aus zusammen mit den sechs Kleinsatelliten AIST 2, Beesat-2, Beesat-3, OSSI 1, SOMP und Dove-2 mit einer Sojus-2.1a-Rakete gestartet. Am 19. Mai 2013 landete die Landekapsel etwa 100 km nördlich von Orenburg. (de) Bion-M No.1 (Бион-М) adalah sebuah misi luar angkasa Rusia, bagian dari seri misi luar angkasa Bion. Kapsul ruang angkasa pembawa hewan diluncurkan ke orbit pada tanggal 19 April 2013, dari Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan. Bion-M terbang misi 30 hari. Kembali ke Bumi pada 19 Mei dengan mendarat dekat Orenburg di Rusia pada 03:12 GMT. (in) O Bion M-1 (em russo: Бион-М) é um satélite russo robótico de pesquisas biológicas, ele faz parte da série Bion focada em medicina espacial. (pt) Bion-M1 (ros. Бион-М1) – rosyjski satelita biologiczny, będący kolejnym satelitą programu Bion. Był to pierwszy satelita tego programu będący częścią nowej serii satelitów Bion-M, które w odróżnieniu od poprzedniej generacji charakteryzują się nowszym systemem kontrolnym i paliwowym, oraz nowym silnikiem. (pl) Бион-М № 1 — российский космический аппарат серии «Бион», предназначенный для проведения исследований в области космической биологии, физиологии и биотехнологии.В настоящее время эксплуатируются модернизированные космические аппараты серии «М» с новой системой жизнеобеспечения, рассчитанной на надёжную работу в течение полёта до 45 суток. Капсула с животными на борту была выведена на орбиту 19 апреля 2013 года, стартовав с космодрома Байконур, Казахстан. Программа полёта предполагала нахождение космического аппарата на орбите в течение 30 суток. 19 мая 2013 года в 07:15 МСК аппарат успешно приземлился в Оренбургской области. (ru) Bion-M No.1 (Бион-М) was a Russian space mission, part of the Bion-M programme focused on space medicine. The new generation Bion-M continued the Soviet/Russian Bion satellite programme aimed at biological research in space. The last spacecraft of the Bion series, Bion 11, was launched in 1996. The Bion-M1 spacecraft was designed to carry biological, physiological and biotechnological experiments to low Earth orbit and return them to Earth at the end of the mission. The biological payload for Bion-M1 included rodents, amphibians, reptiles, crustaceans, mollusks, fish, insects, bacteria, plant and animal cell cultures. The spacecraft was the result of collaboration hosting biomedical payloads provided by scientific institutions from the United States, Germany, Canada, the Netherlands, Polan (en)
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