Boris Yegorov

Russian physician and astronaut

Boris Yegorov - Scientists & Innovators born November 26th, 1937
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Earned a medical degree from the First Moscow Medical Institute and served as a physician in the Soviet military. Participated in the Voskhod 2 mission as a flight engineer in 1965, which included the first spacewalk in history. After spaceflight, worked in various medical and scientific roles, contributing to space medicine and research related to human health in space environments.

Participated in Voskhod 2 space mission

Performed the first spacewalk

Contributed to space medicine

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