The route connects a museum narrative, a bus trip, and a meeting with the legendary orbital spacecraft. Participants will trace the path of Soviet cosmonautics from the first flights to the automatic return of "Burana", see rare technology, and learn how space is connected to the Ural region, urban memory, and family interest in history. The cosmic history here unfolds through a living route, where museum halls, urban plots, and outdoor technology come together into a cohesive narrative. The program begins with a discussion about the first steps of humans beyond Earth: participants recall the beginning of the exploration of near-Earth space, learn which living beings flew before humans, and understand how the rivalry between the USSR and the USA unfolded in the 20th century. In the museum, one can see items related to the space theme and even hold a real astronaut's glove. Further, the route goes beyond the museum exhibition. On the way to Verkhnyaya Pyshma, the guide will tell about Yekaterinburg places related to the sky, aviation, and space, and explain why a monument to test pilot Grigory Bachchivandzhi appeared near Koltsovo Airport. Thus, the urban geography becomes part of a larger narrative - from the first jet experiments to ambitious orbital projects.