Istrebitel Sputnikov

Should Mysterious Russian Satellite Be Cause for Concern?

Medicine & Technology Nov 20, 2014

Nearly 50 years ago, the world was in a similar climate as it is today. International affairs were rocky at best, and former enemies on the global stage took to space as they would a battlefield. Nations like the U.S. and Soviet Russia engaged in a war of attrition, one that luckily never led to actual battle; but rather led to a space race the United States won first.

Istrebitel Sputnikov

Should Mysterious Russian Satellite Be Cause for Concern?

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