Space. The Dream Of Mankind… The Largest Book Narrating The History Of Space Exploration Was Presented In Moscow

The 400-page book tells the story of space exploration through the lives of scientists, engineers and astronauts, and contains than 1,000 unique photographs and documents, many of which are published for the first time.

The museum’s director, Natalia Artyukhina, said that the book and the museum share the goal of motivating visitors to learn and excel in their fields, as Yuri Gagarin did, and to aspire, as the astronauts did.

She added: “As part of our plan to modernize museums, we decided to include the Russian orbital station project in the permanent exhibition so that our visitors can see where we are heading in this field today.”

For his part, the Secretary of the Union State between Russia and Belarus, Sergei Glazyev, said: “The Cosmonautics Museum embodies this dream, and the book reviews the path our peoples took to reach the stars. We are proud that this journey has brought us together, and that many achievements have crystallized through cooperation and unity.

The Union State has always paid special attention to the development of space, because it stimulates the development of our countries and peoples, enhances our sovereignty and security, and creates a new generation of explorers.” “And dreamers. This book confirms that the dream of space has not faded, but rather continues to inspire us to new achievements.”

Source: TASS