The first russian cosmonaut on moon?

Question by dogukansavas: who is the first russian cosmonaut on moon?

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Answer by Roy
None , they have all been Americans

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Astrronomy says

Yuri A. Gagarin

It was the day a man walked on the moon for the very first time! … 6 On April 12, 1961 Russian cosmonaut (a Russian astronaut )

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gantzthecat says

do you think the soviets would tell us if they did actualy land on the moon? Then we'd all find out about their missile base on the dark side of the moon…i mean what missile base..oh shit its the kgb, gotta go..

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cosmick says

No Russians (we know of) have been to the moon. Interesting thing is that if any had they would be "astro"-nauts.

The difference between the two is that the Astronaut travels to the astros and the cosmonauts travel to the cosmos. By definition only the guys who set foot on the moon are astronauts. All these people who fly around in the shuttle or ISS are only really cosmonauts.

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njoy says

maria sharapova!!! oh sorry! none.

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jennifersuem says

http://www.russianspaceweb.com/index.html

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unquietone2 says

None….They had most of the stuff to do it except the rocket.

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Edthescienceguy says

There were NO cosmonauts that went to the moon. Uri Gagarin was first human to go into space, though.

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