Bion
Space program
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The Bion satellites, also named Biocosmos, is a series of Soviet biosatellites focused on space medicine. Wikipedia
Last launch: Bion No.11; 24 December 1996
Manufacturer: TsSKB Progress
Missions: Bion-M No.1, Bion 11, Kosmos 1667, and more