The first flight of a human into space was a global event that attracted the attention of the entire world and sparked a wave of responses in the press. The exhibition shows how the media in different countries reacted to this historic achievement. In the early 1960s, Senior Lieutenant Yuri Gagarin of the Soviet Air Force made the first space flight in human history. The launch of the Vostok rocket was carried out in automatic mode, and the pilot carefully recorded his feelings and observations while maintaining communication with Earth. After just over an hour, Gagarin safely landed, confirming the possibility of human life and work beyond the atmosphere. The event instantly attracted the attention of the world's media. Newspapers and magazines published reports on the front pages, dedicating entire issues to the space achievement. Leaders from various countries noted the significance of the flight as a scientific and social triumph, while musicians and artists created works inspired by this event. The exhibition "Good Day, Major Gagarin" from the series "The History of One Exhibit" presents a selection of American and Soviet publications with materials and bright covers dedicated to the first human flight into space. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are collected on our website.