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The events related to Apollo 11 and man's landing on the moon are a historic milestone in space exploration, regardless of the political affiliation of the countries involved. The Soviet Union, the United States' main competitor during the space race, also had its own significant achievements in space exploration, such as launching the first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, and sending the first manned spacecraft, Vostok. 1, with Yuri Gagarin on board. Competition between superpowers during the Cold War fueled advances in space exploration by both sides. However, after the United States landed on the moon, the Soviet Union focused its efforts on other aspects of space exploration, such as the space station and unmanned missions to the Moon and other planets. There is no specific reason why the communists, in this case represented by the Soviet Union, did not achieve a manned moon landing before the United States. Space exploration is a complex endeavor that involves a combination of technology, resources, financing and political decisions. The Soviet Union had its own space programs and priorities, and the moon landing might not have been one of them at the time.