Quite fresh and unusual object – institution where future astronauts had their medical examination.
Let’s start from the kitchen.
“Cafeteria working hours”
Interesting shape.
Everything was taken away.
“Meat processing in the military unit cafeteria”
Giant ladles in the manager’s room – to punish the cooks probably.
The cafeteria is ready to serve food even now.
It is already the clinical department.
“Glucose”
Ophthalmologist’s room.
All is empty, too.
“Ions polarity”
“For tubes”
Everything is very tidy. But no people to appreciate it.
Nurse’s post.
The last department is the very astronauts testing place.
In these 7-meter-high room the giant swings were installed.
These tanks are definitely made for open space.
Nice souvenir.
One more souvenir – pressure suit.
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Flightgear I see is for pilots, but not for astronauts…
I agree. Looks like some sort of flight surgeon’s clinic.
Saaaaaaaaaad.
I guess this was still in use until not so long ago…
i love this site
nice pics and always interesting
Hey!did you notice? on pic #26 there’s a box of an CCCP new lcd!
Well they didn’t take everything. Nice women’s shoe… anyone? How about an official CCCP gas mask… it’s your’s for a good price.
How much for the lovely spiral staircase? I could do wonders with that inside a rustic cabin or industrial-style loft. The staircase could lead to the machinegun turret sticking out the upstairs window.
Mahmoud A.
Interior Design for Adventurous Living
Look at the waste. Unmanned spacecraft are superior to manned exploration. Machines are smarter, cheaper and don’t need nurses, drugs, and food. The Venera did what no human could do. The Voyagers did what no human could do. Etc., etc.
ewww….creepy.
Wow, I want to check this place out next time I am in Moscow!