Bion

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Bion 4 - Artificial Gravity Experiment

Bion satellite

Bion spacecraft

Bion-M spacecraft

Conception of Bion 4 in orbit

Kosmos 2044 (Bion 9) Capsule at JAXA Tsukuba Space Center

Bion-M layout on MAKS-2021 airshow

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Source

link	Freebase entry^@			Wikidata
vessel	Bion 1	1973	artificial satellite of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences, Bion	Wikidata
vessel	Bion 2	1974	artificial satellite of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences, Bion, Soviet Union	Wikidata
vessel	Bion 3	1975	artificial satellite of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences, Bion, Soviet Union	Wikidata
vessel	Bion 4	1977	Russian Academy of Sciences, Bion, Soviet Union	Wikidata
vessel	Bion 5	1979	artificial satellite of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences, Bion, Soviet Union	Wikidata
vessel	Bion 6	1983	Russian Academy of Sciences, Bion, Soviet Union	Wikidata
vessel	Bion 7	1985	Russian Academy of Sciences, Bion, Soviet Union	Wikidata
vessel	Bion 8	1987	Russian Academy of Sciences, Bion, Soviet Union	Wikidata
vessel	Bion 9	1989	Russian Academy of Sciences, Bion, Soviet Union	Wikidata
vessel	Bion 10	1992	Russian Academy of Sciences, Bion, Russia	Wikidata
vessel	Bion 11	1996	Russian Academy of Sciences, Bion, Russia	Wikidata
vessel	Bion		artificial satellite of the Earth, Russia	Wikidata
image	Bion 4 - Artificial Gravity Experiment	2012		Wikimedia
image	Bion satellite			Wikimedia
image	Bion spacecraft			Wikimedia
image	Bion-M spacecraft	2013		Wikimedia
image	Conception of Bion 4 in orbit			Wikimedia
image	Kosmos 2044 (Bion 9) Capsule at JAXA Tsukuba Space Center	2022		Wikimedia
image	"Bion-M"%20layout%20on%20MAKS-2021%20airshow.jpg Bion-M layout on MAKS-2021 airshow	2021		Wikimedia