Gagarin Medal

The Gagarin Medal is an award named after Yuri Gagarin, the first human to journey into space in 1961. It is given to recognize significant contributions to space exploration, aerospace science, or related fields. The medal honors outstanding achievement, innovation, and dedication in advancing human understanding of space. It is awarded by various organizations, often in Russia and among international space agencies, celebrating pioneers and scientists who have made a meaningful impact in exploring the cosmos.