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  • • SandustanBrasov

    Thus, the universal vehicle will contains: 1).-the body strenght frame; 2).-the thermonuclear controlled reactor; 3).-coolling devices; 4).-reactive electromagnetic motors for drive force and for orientation. At this vehicle, with the steering-wheel or separate commands aid, we direct motors' traction force on any displacement way. The possibilitiys of adaptation and using such vehicles are unlimited in any domain: transport, energy, mining, agriculture,building, dwellings...

  • • SandustanBrasov

    The magnetic field produced by superconductor coil, is transformed in electromagnetic field which can evolve in space and will produce the reaction force. The superconductive coil will be supplyed with permanet current at 35...40 kV. This motor is an antigravitational motor, but this will constitute the principal device- indispensable -in the realization the magnetic trap for the thermonuclear controlled reactor!

  • • SandustanBrasov

    The reactive electromagnetic motor isn't one invention, it is 100% impression of one part from the schema in the tomb stone from Palenque; which is not sculptured or carved, but is pressed in one die, and mean that it was not performed of the primitive man! The motor has: superconductor coil for magnetic field producing; magnetic nozzles, magnetic circuits for variation of magnetic permeability; dielectric rings for changing electric permitivity.

  • • SandustanBrasov

    Mikhael angel showed him thermonuclear controlled reactor namely:"And my spirit hasbeen hiden and me Enoh saw the light of those core.Something as an ice stones house arisen and among ice pieces hadbeen alive fire flames.And my spirit beheld a circle which surround with fire that house from its fourth corner to these alive fire rivers which had enclosed the house.And around it they hadbeen seraphs, cherubs and ophamins, these are eternally awake and watch over the glory(ship)"

  • • SandustanBrasov

    Heavenly vehicles with thermonuclear controlled reactor were made and exist of thousands years ago.Nikola Tesla was not mad and the Holy Scriptures deceive not. In the Hebrew apocryphal "Jubilees book" it says about patriarch Enoh that he was with God's angels 7 jubilees(49 years) and they, from a great heavenly ship's board showed him all what exist on Earth and in Skys, this now over 4300 years.

  • • SandustanBrasov

    I had thinked a proposal of realisation to one universal vehicle, good on Earth but and in cosmos. The source of energy is a thermonuclear controlled reactor, and the traction is realized through a set of reactive electromagnetic motors. The realization of these, impose a revision and elucidation to some parts from the actual science, which is strangled of the theoretical physics with a series of metaphysical laws and principles.

  • SandustanBrasov

    The presenter of theoretical physics and scientific-fantastical scenarious know not that in the Holy Scriptures is speak about the heavenly world and about heavenly ships. The Jews od 2000...3500 years ago named them: pear of fire, the cloud, glory of the God, angel, fire cart, fire whirl, a.s.o. In Iezechil's book it describes the appearance, the landing and the starting of a big cosmical vehicles. Iezechil describes the landing train as a four alive creatures group.

  • • SandustanBrasov

    In present we try different vehicles in every medium(submarine, ships, motor cars, trains, airplanes and rockets), and they don't express an optimum garantee neiter for present nor for future. I follow of 50 years the realization of the russians and americans the penetration of the man in cosmos, but the realised progress is not good and sure, but very expensive, very heavy and dangerous.

  • Wait why is this still here, I thought I blew it up in black ops.

  • Americans built two multi million dollar crawlers to move their rockets around, with clever leveling equipment and stuff. Ruissans put the rocket on the side and pulled it along on a railroad with a regular diesel locomotive.

  • Tjita1,

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    ussr russia building too many waste arms weapons and spending too much rubles currencys

  • Esses russos! Poderiam ter ganhado a corrida espacial contra os estados unidos! Mas não só investiram nessa merda de projeto Soyuz!!!

  • I like how quickly the Soyuz is able to roll out. The shuttle was so slow it was painful to watch.

  • Russian launch platform is fukin cool!!!! 

  • A Russian rocket with a steam engine :-)

  • Awesome!!

  • Казахи ебаные блять

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  • don't think about Kazakhstan as it showed in movie Borat.. people, especially americans open your eyes and look to the country on the other hand. Nowadays Kazakhstan is one of the developed, rich and big country in the world.. think a bit , the true fact is more important than the fun in movie... search more videos about Kazakhstan, read more about it and only know about it, please...

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    why why south korea flag on ussr russia rocket for

  • @bestamerica Because there was South Korean astronaut onboard the Soyuz.

  • Fontomovsky,

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    i dont like it,,,

    because ussr russian commander did order the jetfighter to shot the missile and killed KAL007 down in 1983,,,

    why russia do that

  • @bestamerica you really stupid, you know it?

  • @bestamerica next time you moan on "bloody russians", refresh your watch?v=Bl0mYbwPnFo please, hope you don't like *that* either

    (aside: heh, his IQ is a signed short int 140 it seems anyways)

  • mshigorin,

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    no need it...

    dont threat me

  • @bestamerica the only concept you were "threatened" is called "integer overflow" -- relax, it's not even related to splitting you in parts :)

  • Fontomovsky,

    Because there was South Korean astronaut onboard the Soyuz.

    Fontomovsky 3 weeks ago

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    south korean astronaut can come in american space shuttle,,,

    no need ussr russia rocket,,,

    cancelled ussr russia rocket for good,,,

  • @bestamerica Because there was probably a South Korean astronaunt that was part of the crew

    How old are you?

  • AccessDenied55,

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    south korean astronaut can come in welcome to american space shuttle only,,,

    no need ussr russia buran and rocket,,,

    cancelled ussr russia buran and rocket for good

  • Where is Borat?

  • In Soviet Russia rockets travel on train rails.

  • @ihaxurheadoff

    Actually, rockets travel on rails everywhere...

  • ey russian how do u say we won the cold war and space race?

  • А что делает мужик с автоматом возле ракеты?

  • In your ass

  • Where's Borat?

    

  • call of duty is wrong baikonur isn't for icbm

  • ロシア語って全角ばかりなんだ

  • главно чтоб вторая ступень мне на голову не упала ЫыЫ

  • @LegitimatelyBaked you are epic fuck shit

  • beautiful

  • я что не пойму почему казахи надо говорить Казахстанцы тут много народов живут кроме казохов

  • Так уж случилось,что после развала Байк-р остался в ведении КЗ.Никто не спорит о заслугах России.К сожалению у КЗ нет лишнего капитала и науч.разработок для развития собственной косм.программы.Поэтому за него и не держатся,а сдают в долговременную аренду России на взаимовыгодных условиях.Благодаря действующему космодрому у местного населения есть работа.Ну а если все довольны,чё лаетесь?Процветания,мира и здоровья всем россиянам и казахстанцам!!)))Вот о чём думать надо,а не цепляться к словам))!

  • Я сам служил срочку на байконуре...На 45й площадке...Строили коммерческий старт.Если не ошибаюсь он сейчас функционирует.Эх давно это было...Ковёр тюльпанов в мае...это надо видеть!

  • @BULBASHC what?

    

  • • SandustanBrasov

    I had thinked a proposal of realisation to one universal vehicle, good on Earth but and in cosmos. The source of energy is a thermonuclear controlled reactor, and the traction is realized through a set of reactive electromagnetic motors. The realization of these, impose a revision and elucidation to some parts from the actual science, which is strangled of the theoretical physics with a series of metaphysical laws and principles.

  • [Орёт голосом Свинядзе]: "Сожрали миллионы! Уничтожили! Лагерная пыль! Ракет больше чем котлет на душу населения! Долой ракеты, даешь котлеты!"

  • This will be our only means of getting to the ISS in the next bunch of years. The Space Shuttle program will be over soon, Orion has years of development ahead. While Soyuz program has been in service for half a century and nothing will stop it. Because it is being improved steadily.

    The American space program may be impressive, but the Russian one is less risky and more stable.

  • Что-то не понял, что творится в комментах.Казахи убеждают, что Байконур в Казахстане?Ну да, он там.

    Только братья-казахи мало имеют отношения к этому космодрому.Примерно такое же, какое имели индейцы к кораблю Колумба.

  • @sergeyv91 ty idiot. Mi odnoi stranoi bili ranshe, i poetomu nelzya skazat chto kazahi ne imeyut k etomu otnoshenia. Tupica

  • @WolfishFish Эээ, они и сейчас братья-казахи, отличные парни.Уважаю их, респект и уважуха, НО, при всём уважении к ним - Байконур не космодром Казахстана.Это космодром, построенный в СССР и в данный момент его может обслуживать только Россия.

  • @sergeyv91 Soglasen s tem, chto v danni moment ego mozhet obsluzhivat' tolko Rossia, tak kak ona arenduet Baikonur..

  • @WolfishFish Т.е., если бы она его не арендовала, то им бы пользовался КТО?Казахстан?И что бы Казахстан запускал с него?

  • @sergeyv91 vot poetomu-to Kazahstan otdal ego v arendu Rossii. Nam on poka ne nuzhen, no vse zhe kosmodrom nash

  • @WolfishFish у Казахстана не может быть подобной космической программы, так как она будет съедать 20 - 30% от ВВП страны.

    а Россия сейчас поддерживает два космодрома и строит третий...

    Да и по крайней мере думаю, никто бы не будет в будущем против если Казахи будут запускать свои спутники с наших космодромов, если это конечно понадобиться

  • @AlexandrGray u Kazahstana mozhet bit' podobnaya programma, no ne seichas. Pridet vremya..

  • @WolfishFish

    В этом мало кто сомневается)

    всё зависит от темпов роста экономики. =) Казахам дорога в космос заказана. не помню точно где, но это в Южной Америке.. какая то из небольших стран, начала давать в аренду место для строительства космодромов...

    Там точка наиболее выгодная... нужно меньше топлива и тд... особенности планеты..

    там можно сказать .строится международный космический порт..

  • @AlexandrGray

    French Guyana chtoli? Tak ved' tam Francuzkoe pravitel'stvo smasterilo....

  • @WolfishFish ругаться-то всякий жынды-батыр горазд, а? ну вот ни к чему. :]

  • zombies in that place that actually they used again(sereous they where zombies there in 1964!)

  • they need 2 towers to stabilize their poorly engineered rocket. how sad :(

  • wow.. we use a huge conveyer/roller/wheel system to haul our space shuttle.. they use a locomotive lol.. how originaLLy thought..

  • Superb engineering as usual! Very nice. Maybe in my lifetime I can see one lift off in person.

  • Hey you fucker shut the fuck up!!!! baikonur iz in Kazakhstan and it belongs to our goverment!!! Stop this misleading information!!! Check the map and see it with your eyes!!! Stupid bitch go learn some geography!!!

  • That locomotive looks like a Russian version of an ALCO RS-3.

  • Э! Пошёл в ЖОПУ ! Байконур в Казахстане, а не в России! Географию учи, а не пизди!

  • The Russian cosmodrome Baikonur is in Russia, not in the "Kazakhstan".

  • @SergeiPilipenko It is in Kazakhstan, it's in the desert steppes of Kazakhstan.

  • @MajesticElusiveness

    No, the Russian and the world wide first cosmodrome Baikonur is in Russia, in the Syrdaria province of Russia.

  • @SergeiPilipenko Bleh, whatever. It's still Kazakh, with the Russian renting it.

  • @MajesticElusiveness

    The Russian cosmodrome Baikonur is still occupied by the separatists, but it is temporarily, while the Moscow Kremlin is occupied the traitors.

  • @SergeiPilipenko пошел нахуй!россия снимает этот космодром если ты не в курсе!так что не пизди если не знаешь!

  • @mlp9312

    Приличные страны свои собственные космодромы не «снимают», тем более у какого-то незаконнорожденного «Казахстана».

  • @SergeiPilipenko хочешь сказать казахстан не приличный?а твоя россия матушка приличная?

  • @SergeiPilipenko вроде русский, а такой бред несешь, еврейская у тебя логика.

  • do they use the same launchpad for soyuz that they used for the early r-7

  • You guys are all fags. Nuff said :D

  • Where's Borat?

  • @ezayinthahood Посмотри у себя у жопе...

  • @ezayinthahood Borat??Borat is not present in Kazakhstan! so stupid

  • How about we all shut the fuck up and watch the rocket.

  • @Maxables Finally someone with more than one neuron!

  • Gee the Russians are getting cocky again, maybe they have forgotten they lost the cold war. Guess they have been a backwater country for the last 30 years, they need a bit of hope

  • @dx80cruiser haha lost the cold war?

    Its the americans that lost in Vietnam, Korea etc

    get your facts straight, son.

  • @TheTranceSeeker yeah but what happened to usa cold war nemesis ussr... get your fact strait they might have lost a battle but they won the war

  • @TheTranceSeeker but i know what you mean anyway its not even because of the usa that they lost they lost because of the fall of the berlin wall wich was the main thing that started a domino puzzle that ulminated in gorbatchev bringing dwn the ussr, it was a lapsus that german leader said that east berlin could visit west berlin but he forgot to say how long and beding bedang the wall fold and we know the rest

  • @TheTranceSeeker Sorry I didnt relise that the Soviet Union won the Cold War, must have been the colapse of the goverment, the ruple and everything else that makes a country stable that led me to think ohterwise. Again I apoligise,yep Russia has really been a becon of civilisation in the last 30 years.

  • @dx80cruiser You are so pathetic haha )))

  • is this the same ,,,design,,,, that put gagarin into space?

  • @dodoslovensko ahahha.....if this is "OLD" why then USA use russians for complicated launchs? And dont say i lie, goto RIA novosti and watch videos where USA crew landed with russian mates.

  • @nedeljko031 you replied to the wrong guy.

    all i was asking if this is the same ,,model,, that put gagarin into orbit.

    is it? cuz it looks like vostok to mee. [iam no expert thou.]

  • @dodoslovensko Dam...wrong man... xD Hm...last Vostok was used in 1991...this is...it should be..something newer :D

  • borat is in there :P

  • @asshatnowhere159 no, borat is fucking your slutty mother

  • @ibragimKAZ oh i feel so insulted. specially when it comes from some one over youtube.

  • @asshatnowhere159 ok sorry dude! i understood that u r dumbass! :D

    borat - anything else?

  • @ibragimKAZ no not really. cool rocket btw.

  • @ibragimKAZ fuck Borat! that guys is a british jew who filmed gypsies in ROmania and mixed languages in teh movie. so retarded, fuck that shit!

  • @ 0:20 the guy wishes his dick was as big as that huge rocket thing rolling out

  • I think one of the reasons Russia has such ease with technology is cause they have the biggest playground on earth. So much landscape that no one cares about where they can just try out everything without anyone  being bothered.

  • @InSaneTK Or it's maybe because they invested in space technology. You people still have a problem admitting that Russians can be smarter than you.

  • vamo las puuuuuuuuuta

  • Russian designed spacecraft are by far the best and coolest looking ever!

  • was borat on it?!?!

  • how many years have passed and vostok 1 and sojuz still runing. this is what they calling reliability

  • cccp power

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  • Ruskies have the coolest looking gantries. Very robo-tech in design. It makes the whole process look that much more cooler.

  • well, man, it just looks like that. In reality gantries are of very poor quality and very very old design.

  • NO COMMENT?

  • russian engineers are the best

  • Among the best. Yes.

  • Did you see the soldier walking with his machine gun in front of the rocket. He's going to protect the rocket!! From what I don't know. Obvious symbolism over substance. Americans don't do these silly things.

  • I'm so thankful for your encyclopedic knowledge about the security arrangements at the Baikonur Cosmodrome and can enlighten us all with your limitless wisdom.

  • I am a master at stating the obvious.

  • lol yes you do, your whole country is mad for it.

  • @ybnvs2 yeah americans rather bomb whole cities

  • @interceptor256 ... actually, with our high tech weapons we have reduced collateral damage (civilian deaths) to the lowest level in any war ever waged on our planet. You could almost say that we have made war much more humane. If the enemy chooses to position themselves amongst civilians then we cannot be held responsible for civilian deaths. You should also know that I am against war.

  • @ybnvs2 You probably mean those UAV missiles that kill 1 bad guy and 20 civilians.

  • @Pseudologic Oh yea like you know all there is to know about UAV missiles and predators you have no idea unless you have actually been there and have worked with this technology.

  • @XxReNaGaDexX1 I speak from news articles, which clearly state that the ratio is about 20 civilians to 1 bad guy. So I know I rely on integrity of those articles, but then US Army never challenges them so they must be true. My statement does not require me to have some special knowledge about UAV other than what I already have.

  • @Pseudologic

    "US Army doesn't challenge something, so it must be true"

    LMFAO!! It's not the US Army's job to supply you with classified information!

  • @Hannsfeld It's not classified information that UAVs kill more civilians than terrorists. In fact, the US Army acknowledges that it's true. I'm not sure what you're trying to prove here.

  • @Pseudologic

    Well, lets see. Let's take your idea that "because news people say stuff and the military doesn't refute it makes it true" and let's say that it's an "asinine statement", because it is. I didn't say a damn thing about UAV's or anything else.

    The "classified" part is called "sarcasm in order to make the point". The military let's that "look, it's a UFO" stuff go on when often it's military aircraft. It's not their job to correct the news stories, unless in their own interest.

  • @Hannsfeld So you don't believe there are drone strikes in Pakistan? Or if there are they're not American?

  • @Pseudologic

    Are you dense or what? I just stated twice that my issue is with your silly statement about the military not refuting things making them true. It was ridiculous.

    Why now do you now feel the need to draw me into an argument about UAV's? Did you see any reference to UAV's in anything I previously typed, other than telling you I didn't previously say anything about UAV's?

    Here's an even better question: What does any of this have to do with the video above?

  • @Hannsfeld Your statement was that lack of denial from the army doesn't mean that it's true. I said that yes it does, since it's not black ops missions, but are established occurrences knowingly carried out by the US Army. And a false accusation from a reputable paper would result in a denial from the Army. Now, following your logic, if the Army never released a statement about going to Iraq then we can't assume that its the US Army in Iraq, which is totally idiotic.

  • @Pseudologic

    I stated that the military "not denying" something does not constitute evidence for it being true. Have you ever heard the response "no comment"?

    The second statement about the idea that if the Army doesn't release a news story saying they are in Iraq means they aren't over there is so foolish I shouldn't have to point it out at all.

    Don't tell me what "my logic" is Skippy. You are straw-manning me. Trying to wriggle out of one foolish statement, you are making more and more.

  • @Hannsfeld And I never stated that everything that the military doesn't not deny is therefore truth. You took a specific comment out of context and started telling me how wrong I am. Who's "strawmanning" who?

  • @Pseudologic

    Will you move on already? Just have to keep digging the hole deeper and deeper don't you?

  • @Hannsfeld Take your own advice right after you free your anal cavity of your head.

  • @Pseudologic

    Just had to spew that last little bit of fecal matter didn't you? Can't leave well enough alone?

    Your channel lists you as working in "finance" in Canada, and that you are from Russia (which explains why your panties are in a bunch about US UAV's). What makes you an "expert" on anything you are talking about?

    Maybe if they need to order a spare tire for a UAV, you can tell them how much it will cost with local tax.

  • @Hannsfeld OK, so you're not mad about me not being correct on facts, you're just plainly mad because I criticized your army, of which you were a part of. Now I get it. I bruised your ego so you went on lunatic tirade... It doesn't surprise me, confidence in short supply in the US Army, aside from the brainwashed gungho infantile type of confidence they try to instill in you along with hate for anything not American.

  • @Pseudologic

    You are barking up the wrong tree Skippy. I don't give two shakes about you "criticizing the army", but look at you projecting big time. I can tell from your posts to myself and others here that you have some kind of "Russian Inferiority Complex" which is the real driving force behind your comments, isn't it? I didn't say I hated anyone or anything, I just criticized your original silly comment so now I am on a supposed "lunatic tirade".

  • @Pseudologic

    (continued)

    By the way, YES my issue with you is that you are asserting things based on silly arguments. However you are desperate to drag me into a "my country is better than yours" argument instead of admitting that your original statement about "things not being refuted makes them true" is a silly fallacious argument. That was what my comments were always about. You have skirted around it at every turn, and as a result we are now on day 2 of a BS pissing contest.

  • @Pseudologic

    Oh, and tag you're it. Let's keep the ad hominem BS going since it allows you skirt the original issue.

    Read my lips: "The lack of refutation of a news story does not constitute evidence of said story being true." It was a silly statement. I am not interested in engaging you on any of your other BS, and never was.

  • @Hannsfeld Now you're going to analyse my argument for fallacies? Is that a skill you learned at Atheist U? Haha, you sure do a lot of Ad Hominem for someone who pretends to be rationalist. My UAV statement had nothing to do with county of my origin or residence, and I would, unlike you, voice them if I was born in the US. Now go play with your Star Trek collectibles, I'm done here.

  • @Pseudologic

    Go back and read the posts. How many times have I attempted to steer you back to the original point? I pointed out a silly statement of yours, and this is the result - "Star Trek Collectibles". Why? Because you can't admit to making a silly comment.

    And you still haven't answered it. Big surprise. Why don't you dig through my channel and see if you can find anything else to spout off about? Then we can drone on about everything other than the original issue.

  • @Pseudologic

    By the way, I wasn't in the Army, Einstein. I was in the Air Force.

  • @Pseudologic

    By the way, what is your source of information for all this "vast knowledge" about UAV's?

  • @Hannsfeld All the disreputable weirdo news organizations, you know, like BBC, AP, Washington Times, The New York times and the UN.

  • @Pseudologic

    When someone asks for a source for something you are asserting, it is traditional to refer to a specific relevant document, not your favorite news outlets.

    Don't bother elaborating on this however, as I can see that the answer is generally "I saw it in the news" rather than something more impressive like "I am a military UAV specialist", or "I work in military intelligence".

    I think your screen name is most apt, unfortunately.

  • @ybnvs2 "Did you see the soldier walking with his machine gun in front of the rocket." -- They may call it Cosmodrome, but Baikonur was and still is a military proving ground, hence it is run by military by military rules.

  • @23580578H swedish are damn good too.

  • @23580578H They are superb engineers. No fluff but all practical and efficient. Nicely done.

  • syrymflash и RealRussianPower - два выблюдка, не имеющих ничего общего ни с Россией, ни с Казахстаном. Хотя нет, одна общая черта есть - они оба нас ненавидят :)) Собаки лают - караван идет.

  • Agree

  • Точно

  • @MrSarMax согласен! я сам русский из Казахстана.

    СЛАВА РОССИИ!!! АЛГА КАЗАКСТАН!!!

  • ххахахахх...а я негр из антарктиды...

  • @AlexQwedra закалённый типа негр,да?

  • chido camaradas

  • ready for battle

  • @RealRussianPower - под фальш аккаунтом. В жопу его! Это история двух родных гос-в. Не место здесь турецкому засланцу! За*бали уже дармоеды

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  • we will get kazakystan back

  • sounds like a fight over a street corner. typical. u have no ideas.

  • Computer.

  • Cromag learn english before you start abusing ppl on youtube. Your comments make you seem somewhat retarded.

  • touche

  • touch the your mother pussy

  • thats russian lol ?