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Bion (satellite)

Bion (Russian: Бион), also named Biocosmos, is a series of Soviet and Russian biosatellites focused on space medicine.

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Bion space program

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Applications
Bioscience
Country of origin
Soviet Union Russia
Derivatives
Bion-M
Derived from
Vostok Voskhod Zenit
Design life
5-22 days
Designer
OKB-1

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Bion space program

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Bion (satellite)

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples13
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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Bion (satellite)

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Applications · 1
Bion (satellite) → Bioscience
Country of origin · 1
Bion (satellite) → Soviet Union Russia
Derivatives · 1
Bion (satellite) → Bion-M
Derived from · 1
Bion (satellite) → Vostok Voskhod Zenit
Design life · 1
Bion (satellite) → 5-22 days
Designer · 1
Bion (satellite) → OKB-1
Last launch · 1
Bion (satellite) → Bion No.11 24 December 1996
Launched · 1
Bion (satellite) → 11
Maiden launch · 1
Bion (satellite) → Kosmos 605 31 October 1973
Manufacturer · 1
Bion (satellite) → TsSKB Progress

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bion program space kosmos soviet experiments biosatellite launched bion-m zenit russian 605 first series mice also union orbit days 11

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Bion (satellite)ApplicationsBioscience1.00infobox
Bion (satellite)Country of originSoviet Union Russia1.00infobox
Bion (satellite)DerivativesBion-M1.00infobox
Bion (satellite)Derived fromVostok Voskhod Zenit1.00infobox
Bion (satellite)Design life5-22 days1.00infobox
Bion (satellite)DesignerOKB-11.00infobox
Bion (satellite)Last launchBion No.11 24 December 19961.00infobox
Bion (satellite)Launched111.00infobox
Bion (satellite)Maiden launchKosmos 605 31 October 19731.00infobox
Bion (satellite)ManufacturerTsSKB Progress1.00infobox
Bion (satellite)OperatorOKB-11.00infobox
Bion (satellite)RegimeLow Earth orbit1.00infobox
Bion (satellite)StatusRetired (Bion-M in service)1.00infobox

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