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Tetris, Lada Taiga, first dog and human in space and certainly a lot more.Has Russia ever produced anything worthwile? Except Vodka?
Tetris, Lada Taiga, first dog and human in space and certainly a lot more.Has Russia ever produced anything worthwile? Except Vodka?
The radio and the periodic table![]()
ergonomic
Fyodor Dostoevsky (greatest writer to ever have walked the earth)Has Russia ever produced anything worthwile? Except Vodka?
I just did a quick Google search , I had no clue whatsoever.The radio was invented by Marconi, an Italian.
But yes, the periodic table was invented by a Russian, Mendeleev.
International Space StationHas Russia ever produced anything worthwile? Except Vodka?
International Space Station
The real potato deviceThis VodkaStation
Soyuz, after some initial teething issues, was/is a very reliable spacecraft for what it is, and for a quite a while was the only way to get people on/off the ISS after the Space Shuttle was retired.Has Russia ever produced anything worthwile? Except Vodka?
It should be noted that the first dog in space, Laika, had a much more bleak ending than many seem to think. What, you think they brought it back down? Hell no. It died within a few hours of reaching orbit.Tetris, Lada Taiga, first dog and human in space and certainly a lot more.
Satellites, space travel with humans, Tetris and most of the gas consumed in Europe.Has Russia ever produced anything worthwile? Except Vodka?
Xbox's PC store is a worldwide failure, so I assume in Russia too.console because Russia cut trade relations with Microsoft.
This is definitely not true after they started their "Special operation" in Ukraine.most of the gas consumed in Europe.
Made in Imaginationland, more like. There's no way this makes it into even a prototype stage.Made in China
Ok, has Russia produced anything worthwhile in this millenium?
And I mean tech or product (other than missiles and bombs) that contribute to the world and humanity.
It should be noted that the first dog in space, Laika, had a much more bleak ending than many seem to think. What, you think they brought it back down? Hell no. It died within a few hours of reaching orbit.
I didn't forget, I confused it with Mir https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mir ISS was its successor.You forgot the part International.
Russia was involved, but they didn't make it alone.
How was that worthwhile??????????????????????????Tetris, Lada Taiga, first dog and human in space and certainly a lot more.
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov is my favourite author ever.Fyodor Dostoevsky (greatest writer to ever have walked the earth)
Leo Tolstoy
Nikolai Gogol
To name a few things
Thanks for the first proper answer. That was decent, yeah, and this was the style of stuff I was after. Something that people really use/enjoy around the globe.Atomic Heart was pretty good.
this was the style of stuff I was after
It continues being the case, European countries and USA continue buying Russian gas directly. Some other Europe countries pay it more expensive because intead of buying it directly from Russia they buy it via other countries like USA who profit from it.This is definitely not true after they started their "Special operation" in Ukraine.
Has Russia ever produced anything worthwile? Except Vodka?
Is Nintendo going to sue Russia?It's a Switch clone!
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Music and literature?Ok, has Russia produced anything worthwhile in this millenium?
And I mean tech or product (other than missiles and bombs) that contribute to the world and humanity.
It's just a concept.But is it really a console or just a PC in a consolized shell?
And some of the best musicians of the XIX and XX.Fyodor Dostoevsky (greatest writer to ever have walked the earth)
Leo Tolstoy
Nikolai Gogol
To name a few things
was landing on the moon worthwhile? The dog was one milestone. In hindsight maybe pointless, but to test the waters it was probably a very big step at that time.How was that worthwhile??????????????????????????
Mir was a russian baby I think, unlike ISS and predates that. No idea about solo adventure or if this might have been a component during the cold war where some cooperation was possible.You forgot the part International.
Russia was involved, but they didn't make it alone.