Russian Space Web

Written by Jack Hassard

On October 31, 2006

In the process of reading SpaceRace, and searching the web for further resources and information, I came across Anatoly Zak’s incredible website, Russian Space Web. According to Zak’s site, “The mission of this site is to preserve and popularize the history of space exploration and to promote the cooperation in space.” And Anatoly Zak does an incredible job of documenting the history of Soviet/Russian space exploration, as well as the cooperation that has emerged as the Russia and America work together on the Space Station and other projects.

I recommned that you visit the site, and explore the photos, articles and history of space science.

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