Kazachstan zmienia miejsca startów kosmicznych z czasów ZSRR w atrakcje turystyczne

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Kazachstan zmienia miejsca startów kosmicznych z czasów ZSRR w atrakcje turystyczne

Kazachstan przekształca stanowiska startowe w pierwszym na świecie kosmodromie w centrum turystyczne. Do 2029 roku zamierza przyciągnąć 50 tys. gości, którym zaoferuje glamping, hotele i obóz dla dzieci – w miejscu, gdzie zaczęły się załogowe loty kosmiczne.

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00:00The new eco-friendly Soyuz 5 rocket, a joint Kazakh-Russian project,

00:04is set to lift off from the ground here at Baikonur

00:07from a modernized launchpad by the end of the year,

00:10signaling a new era and more frequency to these kind of launches.

00:18Kazakhstan is reimagining Baikonur Cosmodrome,

00:21which marks its 17th anniversary this year as a tourism hub between launches.

00:25Russia, which leases the site, has decommissioned and returned more than 50 facilities.

00:31Now Kazakhstan plans to build new visitor infrastructure around historic landmarks

00:36like Gagarin's launchpad, the site of humanity's first spaceflight,

00:40with hotels, glamping sites and even a children's camp.

00:45Join me as I explore how Kazakhstan is turning space exploration into a cultural experience.

00:51This is Modern Nomads.

00:55Baikonur Cosmodrome set in Kazakhstan's southern steppes is where the space race began.

01:02The first satellite launched here in 1957 was followed by the first human in 1961.

01:08Long before rockets launched, this land echoed with the legend of Korkı Tata,

01:12a mystic who created the kobız,

01:14an instrument set to bridge the earthly and cosmic realms through its sound.

01:18Legend says this is the Earth's navel, where cosmic energy flows straight into the steppe.

01:24Standing here, at Gagarin's legendary launchpad, where the first human blasted into space,

01:31I can honestly say, you do feel it.

01:34Once hidden behind the Iron Curtain, these Soviet-era relics continue to captivate.

01:39I'm walking at the Energia test complex once used to prepare the Soviet-era Energia rockets and Buran shuttle for launch.

01:47The towering structures here show the scale of Soviet ambitions in space.

01:52With over 300 sunny days a year, minimal wind, and a location near the equator,

02:02Baikonur is ideal for space launches.

02:05Earth's spin gives rockets a head start.

02:08But beyond engineering, Baikonur could also serve as a launchpad for diplomacy, innovation,

02:14and global dialogue, with parts of the site envisioned as immersive stays and cultural retreats.

02:21At this point, we are going to develop four areas of cosmic and marine tourism.

02:27The first is educational tours.

02:29The second product is related to cultural and scientific tours.

02:33The third is event tours.

02:35And the fourth is culturally active tours.

02:38If accommodation expands, Baikonur could host 50,000 visitors annually by 2029,

02:45a five-fold increase from today, prompting experts to imagine new ways to unlock its full tourism potential.

02:51And the vision extends beyond tourism.

03:06As Kazakhstan advances its own space program, including the Baikonur rocket complex,

03:11it envisions Baikonur as a hub for science and education.

03:15Baikonur is more than a launch site.

03:43For creatives, thinkers, and dreamers, it's a boundary between the known and the unknown,

03:49a space to imagine, to create, to reflect.

03:52That is a kind of one-in-a-lifetime experience.

03:56This event really can make you cry, so I really recommend you.

04:00And when you go to such kind of trips, you have some expectations.

04:06And I had some expectations, but that was beyond all of them.

04:09I highly recommend trip to Baikonur during the launch, during the normal time,

04:14just to visit the museum and the facility that Baikonur has.

04:18That really touched my soul, touched my heart, and I really enjoy it.

04:23It was such an explosion of emotions from what you saw, and you're like,

04:29as if you're surrounded by some new ones.

04:31I don't know, it's so powerful, it's such a huge energy when you're there.

04:36So, with a huge enthusiasm, with a huge enthusiasm and joy, we're back home.

04:42Kazakhstan isn't just a place between east and west, it's a bridge between earth and space.

04:47The creators of Baikonur open-air space museum say the new era isn't eastward, it's upward.

04:54See you next time on Modern Nomads.

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