It had two docking ports, one on either end of the station, to allow docking with the Progress unmanned resupply craft, and a wider front docking port to allow safer docking with a Heavy Kosmos module.

* Kosmos 47-first unmanned test flight of Voskhod manned spacecraft

* Kosmos 57-second unmanned test flight of Voskhod manned spacecraft

* Kosmos 382-first unmanned flight of prototype of planned LOK moon-orbital spacecraft of L3 manned moon-landing program

* Kosmos 670-first unmanned test flight of Soyuz-VI / 7K-S military manned spacecraft

* Kosmos 638-second unmanned test flight of Soyuz / 7K-TM manned spacecraft for ASTP

* Kosmos 772-second unmanned test flight of Soyuz-VI / 7K-S military manned spacecraft

* Kosmos 869-third unmanned test flight of Soyuz-VI / 7K-S military manned spacecraft

* Kosmos 929-first unmanned flight of planned manned TKS spacecraft

* Kosmos 1001-first unmanned test flight of Soyuz T manned spacecraft

* Kosmos 1074-second unmanned test flight of Soyuz T manned spacecraft

This version flew twice, on 6 October 1964 unmanned ( as Kosmos 47 ) and on 12 October 1964 manned as Voskhod 1.

This version flew twice, on 22 February 1965 unmanned ( as Kosmos 57 ) and on 18 March 1965 manned as the Voskhod 2 spacecraft.

Kosmos 133 ( meaning Cosmos 133 ), or Soyuz 7K-OK No. 2 was the first unmanned test flight of the Soyuz spacecraft, and first mission of the Soyuz programme, as part of the Soviet space programme.

Kosmos 140 ( meaning Cosmos 140 ) was an unmanned flight of the Soyuz spacecraft.

In 1970 – 1971 the LK was completely ready after three unmanned test flights on LEO ( Kosmos 379, Kosmos 398, Kosmos 434 ), and the LOK was launched once ( Kosmos 382 aka 7K-L1E dummy of 7K-LOK ).

* The Soviet Union launched Kosmos 1267 to carry the unmanned TKS spacecraft, a vehicle that could provide a space ferry to bring back returning cosmonauts, as well as providing an additional component to an orbiting space station.

* Kosmos 47-Unmanned test flight of the Voskhod hardware.

* Kosmos 57-Unmanned test flight, unsuccessful.

* Kosmos 110-first Soviet biosatellite test series of Soyuz programme spacecraft

Launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome aboard the maiden flight of the Soyuz carrier rocket, Kosmos 133 was planned " all up " test, to include an automated docking with a second Soyuz ( Soyuz 7K-OK No. 1 ), which was scheduled for launch the day after Kosmos 133.

It was the third attempted test flight of the Soyuz 7K-OK model, after orbital ( Kosmos 133 ) and launch ( Soyuz 11A511 ) failures of the first two Soyuz spacecraft.

Kosmos 212 ( meaning Cosmos 212 ) was one of a series of Soviet Soyuz programme test spacecraft whose purpose was to further test and develop the passenger version.

Kosmos 213 ( meaning Cosmos 213 ) was one of a series of Soviet Soyuz programme test spacecraft whose purpose was to further test and develop the passenger version.

Kosmos 238 ( meaning Cosmos 238 ) was the final test series of the Soviet Soyuz spacecraft prior to the launch of Soyuz 3.

* Kosmos 110-Unmanned, sent two dogs, Veterok and Ugolyok, on 22-day flight, launched 22 February 1966.

* Kosmos 1267-second flight of TKS spacecraft

* Kosmos 1374-first flight of BOR-4 prototype of Spiral military shuttle system

* Kosmos 1443-third flight of TKS spacecraft

* Kosmos 1445-second flight of BOR-4 prototype of Spiral military shuttle system

* Kosmos 1517-third flight of BOR-4 prototype of Spiral military shuttle system

* Kosmos 1614-fourth flight of BOR-4 prototype of Spiral military shuttle system

* Kosmos 1669-control-restored flight of Progress cargo spacecraft

* Kosmos 1686-fourth flight of TKS spacecraft

* Kosmos 1870-unmanned flight of Almaz military station

In addition to the Soyuz and Progress spacecraft, after the final crew had left, Salyut 6 was visited by an experimental transport logistics spacecraft called Kosmos 1267 in 1982.

*" Robert Duncan: an Interview " Toronto, Coach House / Beaver Kosmos, 1971.

* Kosmos wardhin dræpas om sin / Emptiness Enthralls ( Feb. 2003 ) ( split release with Contamino )

In 2008 the electronic / world music group Mikros Kosmos (" small world ") arrived in Cyprus and recorded their first album in Nicosia.

* Kosmos 419-failed Mars orbiting / landing probe mission

* Cosmic Guard # 1-6 ( miniseries ) & Kid Kosmos ( graphic novel ) ( writer / artist ) ( Devil's Due Publishing, 2004 – 05, 07 )

Their song, " Even / odd " was used in Reha Erdem's film, Kosmos.

* Kosmos 367 ( 04564 / 1970-079A ), 3 October 1970, failed 110 hours after launch, moved to higher orbit.

* Kosmos ( satellite ), a series of Soviet / Russian satellites

* Kosmos ( rocket family ), a series of Soviet / Russian rockets

* A / S Kosmos, a Norwegian shipping company

The book, covered on ABC Radio, NPR Talk of The Nation, BBC Radio, and The Sci-Fi Channel, has been translated into Italian (" Musica Dalle Stelle " released by Sperling-Kupfer / Mondadori and bundled with her music CD " Galactically Yours "), German (" Der Kosmos ist weiblich " released by GoldmannBertelsmann ), Latvian and other languages.

* H. P. Dürr / Raimon Panikkar: Liebe-Urquelle des Kosmos − Ein Gespräch über Naturwissenschaft und Religion, Herder Vlg.

* 1971 To Xespasma / O Kosmos Tous

# The first four numbers symbolize the harmony of the spheres and the Cosmos as: ( 1 ) Unity, ( 2 ) Dyad-Power-Limit / Unlimit ( peras / apeiron ), ( 3 ) Harmony ( 4 ) Kosmos.

* Timæus Locrus, Fragmenta et testimonia ( Fragments and testimonies ), commentary by Matthias Baltes-Über die Natur des Kosmos und der Seele / Timaeus Locrus ; Brill, 1972, xii-252 p. Coll.

* Acclaimed Los Angeles group Neve ( band ) ( Portrait / Sony / Columbia ) paid to borrow the concept of the Kosmos Express “ Gone ” video ( Director: Michael Peleaux ) for the video of their hit song " It's Over Now " ( Director: Jeff Gordon ).

* Crooner / lounge singer, John Jonethis, covered two Kosmos Express songs.

Meanwhile he was also involved in the whaling industry, and he founded the whaling company A / S Kosmos in 1928, operating out of Sandefjord.