Friday marks 40 years since the first docking of two spacecraft designed and built by two different nations as part of the Apollo-Soyuz mission — a high symbol of detente that marked the end of the Cold War space race and laid the foundation of today's 15-nation International Space Station (ISS).
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Russian and U.S. Space Legends Meet 40 Years After 'Handshake in Space'
Thumbnail photo by Sergei Karpukhin / Reuters
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