biosatellite

satellite designed to carry life in space. 

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artificial satellite, 
See also Biosatellite program

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  Bion-M No.1 2013
  
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  Bion-M No.2
  
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  Biosatellite 1 1966
  
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  Biosatellite 2 1967
  
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  Biosatellite 3 1969
  
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  Sputnik 2 1957
  
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  biosatellite
  

Biosatellite program – 

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Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
vessel	2013	Bion-M No.1	biosatellite, Russian Academy of Sciences		Wikidata
vessel		Bion-M No.2	biosatellite		Wikidata
vessel	1966	Biosatellite 1	biosatellite		Wikidata
vessel	1967	Biosatellite 2	biosatellite		Wikidata
vessel	1969	Biosatellite 3	biosatellite		Wikidata
vessel	1957	Sputnik 2	S.P. Korolev Rocket and Space Corporation Energia, biosatellite, artificial satellite of the Earth		Wikidata
vessel		biosatellite	artificial satellite		Wikidata

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