RUSSIAN COSMISM:

Authors:
  • KCKarina S. Chikaeva
    Karina S. Chikaeva
  • GDGalina I. Davydova
    Galina I. Davydova
  • SVSergey G. Voskoboynikov
    Sergey G. Voskoboynikov
  • TSTatyana V. Schukina
    Tatyana V. Schukina
  • AMAngelina V. Mueva
    Angelina V. Mueva
  • SSSergey I. Samygin
    Sergey I. Samygin
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Abstract
The article presents a today’s spatio-temporal panorama ahead of the great date of Cosmonautics Day and the events of 20 years ago in the context of the significance of spiritual and cosmic values for Russian people. Russian philosopher K.N. Leontiev, diplomat and publicist, emphasized the danger of liberalism and the philistinism of life in Russia and other Orthodox countries: “You need to strengthen yourself, think less about weal and more about strength. If there is power, there will be some weal” [12]. A retrospective look at the “zero” years allows us to understand the pain points of the national and spiritual interests of Russia, the importance of reviving Russia's space stronghold, preserving the political and ethical attitudes that meet the goals and objectives for which future generations will continue the cosmic achievements of the previous century.