Cosmenauts
Cosmonaut is the conventional English term for a Russian astronaut, but the terms astronaut and cosmonaut are considered interchangeable. Cosmonaut derives from the Greek for universe + sailor.The Soviet [Russian] cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin has the distinction of having been the first human in space and the first to orbit, orbiting the Earth in 1961.
A Russian space traveler is called a cosmonaut.
Anyone who goes into space is called an Astronaut, or Cosmonaut.
A person who goes into space is called an astronaut by the US and a Cosmonaut by the Russians.
A person from Russia who explores space is called a cosmonaut. Cosmonauts are trained astronauts who are part of the Russian space program and conduct missions to outer space.
A Russian "cosmonaut" is called космонавт .
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It was a man called Yuri Gagarin, he was sent out by the USSR which was from russia, he lived in russia but actually when to china to take off, he was not an astronaut he was a comonaut, a cosmonaut is a an astronaut which is from russia sorry if ive gone on too much about this subject
An Argonaut was a crew member of the ship The Argo, which Jason used in his quest for the Golden Fleece.
Depending where that space traveler comes from they are called different things. Americans are called astronauts Russians are called cosmonauts Europeans are sometimes called spatianaut and the Chinese are called in the media Taikonauts. Usually other countries use the term astronaut. astronaut refers to the Latin word astro for star and naut, as in sailor or voyager, therefor an astronaut is a voyager of the star. where as a cosmonaut is Latin for universe, voyager of the universe.
The term cosmonaut is simply what the Russians call what we call Astronauts, people that are in space.From Wikipedia: The word is an anglicisation of the Russian word kosmonavt (Russian: космона́вт Russian pronunciation: [kəsmɐˈnaft]), which in turn derives from the Greek words kosmos (κόσμος), meaning "universe", and nautes(ναύτης), meaning "sailor".