How did the world's first astronaut Gagarin die?

Gagarin (1934 ~ 1968), Yuri alexeyevich, the world's first astronaut. 1955 saratov industrial technology school joined the army after graduation. 1957, graduated from Sikaro No.1 Military Aviation Pilot School and became an aviation fighter pilot of Hongqi North Fleet. 1960 was elected as an astronaut. 1 961April, 2000 12, the first human space flight was completed in the Dongfang/kloc-0 spacecraft. The spacecraft took off from the Baikonur launch site, circled the earth 1 hour for 48 minutes, returned safely, and landed in Smelov village, Saratov state. 1961April 14 was awarded the title of Soviet hero. 1968 was killed in an air crash on March 27th. In memory of him, the Soviet Union renamed his birthplace Gagarin District. The International Aviation Federation established the Gagarin Gold Medal. A crater on the back of the moon was named after him. Gagarin was born in a collective farm family in Kerrouche, Satz District, Smolensk region, the Soviet Union. He is from Belarus. 1957 joined the army and married valentina in the same year. /kloc-joined the Soviet * * * production party in 0/960. /KOOC-0/96/KOOC-0/April/KOOC-0/2, as the first human astronaut and the only astronaut on the Soviet "Oriental/KOOC-0/"spacecraft, he flew into space for 89 minutes. This space flight immediately made him famous in the world; He was awarded the Lenin Medal and was awarded the title of Soviet hero and "Soviet astronaut". 1962, Gagarin was elected as the representative of the sixth supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union. In June, 1964, 1 1, served as the chairman of the board of directors of Su Gu Friendship Association. 1968 On the morning of March 27th 10, Gagarin took off on a "MiG-17" trainer for routine flight training, and flight instructor Sheredin sat in the back of the plane. At 10 and 2 1 0, due to the bad weather and the influence of other planes flying in the same airspace, the plane crashed unfortunately, and Gagarin and his teacher were killed. After Gagarin's death, his ashes were buried in a niche on the wall of the Kremlin. His hometown of Satz was named Gagarin City, and the astronaut training center he trained was named after him.