Revival of Russian Spacecraft? Mysterious Origins of NASA New Space Shuttle

Revival of Russian Spacecraft? Mysterious Origins of NASA New Space Shuttle
by Staff Writers
Moscow (Sputnik) Feb 26, 2016

The first unit of this complex was launched into space on July 15, 1969. The most famous among them was the BOR-4, also known as Cosmos-1374; it was this craft which was photographed by the Australian spy planes and published in the Western press.

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