July 03, 2020 Voting From Space By Margaret Godwin-Jones A Russian astronaut became the first person in the world to participate in voting from orbit. Internet News Space Russia File
July 01, 2020 Soyuz and Apollo Dock in Space By Tamara Eidelman When cosmonauts and astronauts linked up in space, it represented far more than a technological achievement. History Space
June 12, 2020 Chess from Space By Margaret Godwin-Jones These astronauts are taking chess to the next level—the cosmos! News Space Sports Russia File
June 04, 2020 Lost Tombstones, Shootouts, and Social Support for Reindeer Herders By Griffin Edwards This week's Odder News reads like a bad movie, full of forgotten headstones, zombies, and a disagreement settled with firearms. Environment History Moscow Science Social Issues Space Transportation Urban Life Odder News
May 22, 2020 To the Moon! By Griffin Edwards Russia's space agency says it's ready to partner with NASA to go to the moon. Int'l Relations Science Space Russia File
April 11, 2020 Ready the Space Force! By Griffin Edwards The US President's decree on lunar resource extraction has the Russian space community crying foul. Government Int'l Relations Science Space Russia File
March 03, 2020 Bedside Manner, Barrels, and Big Bangs By The Editors “Maybe we should change our perspective on how to communicate with patients? What technologies and working methods should we use?” – Minister of Health Mikhail Murashko Health Space Quote
February 20, 2020 #TBT Mir Space Station Launched By The Editors Thirty-four years ago this week, the Mir Space Station was launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome. History Space TBT
January 06, 2020 Mystical Mystery in Chelyabinsk Museum By Margaret Godwin-Jones Is a meteorite fragment from the 2013 Cheyabinsk incident attempting to phone home? Not clear. But Stranger Things are definitely afoot. News Space Russia File
January 01, 2020 Space Dogs By Svetlana Zernes The first earthling to perish in space was the Soviet space dog Laika. Soon thereafter, the first earthlings to orbit the planet – 60 years ago this summer – were Belka and Strelka. Animals History Space
September 05, 2019 Cosmic Robots, Cosmonaut Rituals, and Classrooms Resplendent By Tiffany Zhu There are two kinds of fast learners: robots and schoolchildren. Meanwhile, an odd cosmonaut tradition comes under siege. Education Humor Space The Weekly Russia File
July 01, 2019 I Want to Be Like Yuri By Tamara Eidelman The moon landing as it was (not) seen from Russia. History Memoir Space
