Thirty Years Together: A Chronology of U.S.-Soviet Space Cooperation

A chronology of U.S.-Soviet cooperation in space travel during the first 3 decades of human spaceflight (1961-1992) that tracks both successful and unsuccessful attempts at cooperative programs. For example, the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project (ASTP) is covered, but so too are discussions of Salyut-Shuttle missions, which ultimately did not occur. This expanded edition includes NASA press releases relating to ASTP as well as other U-S.-Soviet space efforts since then, such as Mir-Shuttle missions and tests of a prototype Soviet Mars rover, since then. Includes a bibliography drawn to all space cooperation and topics relevant to the discussion thereof.