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Two abandoned Soviet space shuttles - look here
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J. Randall Murphy
Wow. When I see images like that I see more than just a waste of materials, I also see dreams, and national pride lost amid the ruins. I guess time will tell if the new Vostochny Cosmodrome will restore some of that and hopefully maybe more.
Mr. Fibuli
Paranormal Adept
That's almost as depressing as a stuffed animal at the dump..
and not nearly as depressing as kids picking for food in a dump after the pig farmers have had their pick of scraps for slop.
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and not nearly as depressing as kids picking for food in a dump after the pig farmers have had their pick of scraps for slop.
www.wastelandmovie.com
Haha - I was looking on Google Earth at some places near Moscow and as I scrolled over an airport (not sure if military or civilian) and I saw a couple of what became to be known as 'Concordski' - the Russian rip-off of the Anglo-French Concorde.
We can definitely say they directly ripped-off the U.S Space Shuttle and Concorde, seems to be little doubt, but at the same time maybe we cannot blame them for taking an idea that seemed to work? Everything that man does with innovation is built on the shoulders of giants etc, it's just sometimes far more obvious than others.