> It did not involve sharing how those abilities were created. Same approach could be used for cooperative Moon flights. In fact, after Apollo-Soyuz we've had

> It did not involve sharing how those abilities were created. Same approach could be used for cooperative Moon flights. In fact, after Apollo-Soyuz we've had Shuttle-Mir and then ISS, and there are plenty of cooperation and cross-studying in those projects. From some point of view, technologies on both sides of Atlantic were similar - there were exceptions, of course, but for professionals working on projects for years the inevitable knowledge osmosis tells a lot. In another sensitive area, achievements in thermonuclear studies, cooperation did happen.