Ok, listen, pa sluzhe myna.. Neal Armstrong did land on the moon. That is real.. Yuri Gagarin was first in spoace and thi is also a great acocmplishment for all mankind Russian scientists and the Soviet System and Communist. Despite having different opinions about politics or successes or failures of such systems, we should give credit to the achievments of our fellow man and not argue.. work together.. p.s. the moon is not a planet.. lol I'm American we arent all that stupid. haha
I'm also ashamed that our schools don't teach the poverty of human spirit and self determination that was institutionalized throughout the Soviet empire. When a government controls ALL information coming in and going out, the populace are taught to hate and fear the truth. And what was/is the truth? that not all nations are peaceloving and enslave their citizens, and desire this for the whole world. How many people flocked to the Iron Curtain during the Cold War getting free of evil liberty?
Why everybody speaking only about only Yury Gagarin - don't forget about Korolev(rocket) and Glushko(engine) - key persons who sent 3rd class pilot of naval fighter jet Ch.Lt. Gagarin into Space and millions of Soviet people who work to make this Greatest Human Step in History of Earth.
Great video and amazing achievement for science and engineering. You can see primitive control room. Great 60's animations. Shame there is no commentary or some nice background music.
Laika went to space; Gagarin went to space; Alan Shepard went to space ... now is the US economy that is going to space 3 ... 2 ... 1 ... "God" bless the 99% of the people that is struggling to live while 40% of the wealthy ... is in the 1% hands, then you people come and say ... "Us stands strong" I know that its just a small portion of the idiots that do it ... but anyway "Wake up and live" Dysneyland haha
Правда Мать, Гагарин русский и совиетский, но прогрессивний люди приснает работа Гагарина как успех челавечествабо, но нечего, всё ясно, успех Гагарина толко ТВОЙ. Disculpa, no pense dañar tu sentimiento nacionalista. Felicidades a todos los científicos rusos y a los trabajadores rusos de ESA ÉPOCA que hicieron posible la garan proeza de Yúri Gagárin que siempre estará en nuestra memoria. Фидель Химено
Yuri, I wish I was addressing you alive at 77 years old. You were and are a marvel. After years of propaganda and idiocy on the part of governments, not people, we Americans know all about you now. The urge here now is to embrace you as a forgotten American hero who never got his decoration from our president. You proved it Yuri! You didn't crack up! Yuri, Al and John are still my heros at 57 years old.
Not to think about Yury Gagarin, wanted a fool for daring to such a risk in a time where space travel still left much to be desired. But I'm sure, is that it was a man of bravery and courage enviable. I send you greetings from COLOMBIA up there, in the stars.
Los gringos se encargaron de borrar esto de la memoria de la gente, URSS primero en colocar un ser vivo en el espacio Layka, primero en colocar un satelite artificial spuknik I, primeros en colocar un hombre en el espacio Yuri Gagarin, primeros en colocar una mujer en el espacio, Valentina Tereskova, ello inventaron el primer hombre en la luna Neil Amstrong
Did Neil REALLY land on Moon?I saw a program on Discovery Chanel about how to make those pictures and video like being on the moon like Neil's.But Yuri,He REALLY DID IT! By genius Russia Scientists,not CCCP or Communism.
@tenb874 Toda persona consciente recuerda, reconoce y admira la proeza de YÚRI GAGÁRIN, su capacidad y su valor demostraron que el ser humano puede viajar al Kosmos, más que soviético o ruso era HUMANO y es de los grandes personajes que motivan el progreso de la humanidad, es parte del patrimonio que con mucho afecto guardamos. Quien no reconoce a YÚRI GAGÁRIN como riqueza de la humanidad es porque SUFRE con la alegria y el éxito de los demás, ЖАЛКО! da lástima la gente amargada, no son felices
@tenb874 Правда Мать, Гагарин русский и совиетский, но прогрессивний люди приснаeт работа Гагарина как успех челавечества, но нечего, всё ясно, успех Гагарина толко ТВОЙ. Disculpa, no pense dañar tu sentimiento nacionalista. Felicidades a todos los científicos rusos y a los trabajadores rusos de ESA ÉPOCA que hicieron posible la garan proeza de Yúri Gagárin que siempre estará en nuestra memoria, aunque no les guste a los chovinistas rusos. Фидель Химено
@pepijagarzekje, How about English narration? Or English subtitles? It's no big deal. I was looking for a good video to post on Facebook to honor Colonel Gagarin on the 50th anniversary of his historic flight. I wanted one with audio.
We should also remember today the engineering leader that gave Gagarin that opportunity. It was Sergei Korolev, "the Chief Designer." The Soviets made him invisible to the outside world for many years, but his skill and that of his team created the Vostok spacecraft system.
@defton24 it wasn't Russia! it was great, mighty and advanced Soviet Union. And USSR & today's Russia - two very different things. Besides, you Americans stuck too. Walked on the Moon in 1969, but can't repeat this in 2011. And, unlike Russians, you have no excuses such as collapse of your economy.
Looks like we just don't interested in Space today.
@AtollRu Ironically, although now just Russia, that space program legacy is once again in the lead in space. With the Space Shuttle winding down the old reliable Soviet era technology is still efficiently going strong.
@AtollRu "and, unlike Russians, you have no excuses such as collapse of your economy" ROFL WTF, do you dream about the economic situation of America? 50 trillions of debt, General Motors, Mc Donnel Douglas, American Assurances, Lehman brothers a.s.o. bancrupt. The surviving companies on the drip of US army! The only realistic rating for americas economy is triple C :)))
@pedowife4kids I don't know much about your economy. But GDP per capita in Russia - about 15000, in USA - about 45000. Though you're right, when it comes to debt, the situation in Russia is MUCH better.
They are not stuck with the same technology. Their rockets and spacecraft have continueously been upgraded but they stuck with a system that works reliably.
How many launches have they done to the ISS? How many failures? I would rather go there in a Russian rocket than the US Space Shuttle and the flight would cost a lot less.
Remember, they also successfully flew a Space Shuttle into space and back but stuck with cheaper and more reliable rockets. If only the US had done the same
Eruption of Mt. Fuji- April 11th, 2011 announced by Benjamin Fulford /watch?v=HGvLXFhs7QI
U.S. 4-star General Wesley Clark (Ret.), explains that the Bush Administration planned to take out 7 countries in 5 years: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Iran (2007 upto 2012)
Eruption of Mt. Fuji- April 11th, 2011 announced by Benjamin Fulford /watch?v=HGvLXFhs7QI
U.S. 4-star General Wesley Clark (Ret.), explains that the Bush Administration planned to take out 7 countries in 5 years: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Iran (2007 upto 2012)
@kattalogg ...please, don't forget- 2WW- 30 million soviet people died,industry was destroyed,Stalin murdered millions best heads, ......I would say those people who make it are heroes ...
greatest done Yuri Gagarin and Russia at large. It is on the same day that Yuri entered the space when I entered the world. Viva Russia. from Ethiopia.
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Colonel Gagarin is a hero of the human race. I am almost embarrassed for the kind of things we were taught as American students during the cold war years reguarding our "enemies". Today I am proud to salute a man that was not just a hero of the Russian/Soviet people, but a shining example of bravery for all mankind...Я приветствую Вас полковник Гагарин !
@MoscowMaestro Well no, we have the shuttle, which is still in operation for another flight. Additionally, the CEV will be completed and will begin unmanned flight testing in 2013, with manned flights starting in 2015. The CEV will be superior to any current space capsule, and will be the only one capable of leaving Earth orbit once it is introduced. NASA has also contracted SpaceX for use of its Dragon capsule in order to ferry crew and supplies to the ISS.
That is almost 3 years where the US cannot put a man in space. What if the Russians have a major problem with their manned space operation? Surely that could mean the ISS having to be abandonned? Without continuous maintenace for mabe several months I doubt it could be brought back into service again.
I think the CEV will be oversized and over engineered for routine orbital operations, just like the shuttle was and will prove too expensive like the shuttle.
@TheSpiritof1969 Again, no. the CEV will not be tuned towards regular orbital operations - it will certainly be used for that, but its purpose is very clear: Interplanetary travel. The shuttle can't do that, and I don't see why you would compare the two. I never said anything about the CEV being better for the ISS. I said NASA contracted SpaceX for use of its Dragon capsule for that.
@lunchbag08 "But the U.S stands strong" Ha-Ha... United States debt to Russia $ 167 billions, over all - 14.26 trillion $. You are strong!!! :-)))))) You are very funny man.
@lunchbag08 "But the U.S stands strong" Ha-Ha... United States debt to Russia $ 167 billions, over all - 14.26 trillion $. You are strong!!! :-)))))) And you are very funny man.
The new book, "Starman" sheds some horrific light into the early Soviet space program... including the possibility that Gargain's flight was preceeded by at least one failed attempt at an orbital mission. What is most heartbreaking is the 1967 ill-flated mission of V. Komarov - a journey he knew was fatal, but that he took anyway so that his backup, Gagarin, would not have to take. It would seem that by the late sixties, Gagarin was fed up with the whold, corrupt Soviet system.
9 марта 1934 года родился ЮРИЙ ГАГАРИН - Первый Космонавт в Мире! Исполняется 77 лет со дня его рождения! On March 9, 1934 was born YURY GAGARIN - the First Cosmonaut in the World! It is 77 years from his birth date!
Why isn't there anybody to upload a good quality documentary for this, like everyone does with the ones for the NASA programs? I'm pretty sure that lots of them exist. But the closest thing i saw till now is the documentary for Sputnik, and during the whole video all you see is a description of how US received psychologically the head of USSR in space. The rest of the videos about Gagarin and his outstanding mission are about dishonoring him and what he did for mankind. At last, get over it.
One moth ago, someone commented that "Russia is s**t". There is a grand mistake here: Russia is NOT CCCP. Lenin said that he spits on Mother Russia. His words, not mine. And so, there is a difference. A difference is that Russia is not CCCP (USSR). Think about it.
My father in law claims to have bought Yuri Gagarin a drink once back in the late 60s or early 70s. He was a seaman so he'd go places. I dont doubt his story.
I think Gagarin was killed in a plane crash in 1972.
I have heard that Gagarin died from achoholism and that the crash story was just a cover. Certainly some of the last photos of him show a man that was not in good health. Whatever the truth he was a hero who rightly took his place in history.
To have been among the first to look back and see the earth must have been incredible.
@tpsossff Actually, the cover for the crash, interestingly enough, was still a crash, but instead of a routine practice flight Gagarin was supposedly flying some top secret experimental jet.
@tpsossff I've read that version in a post-Soviet russian story; but told as some kind of quackery. The version states that Gagarin was becoming alcoholic indeed; and that the Soviet authority realised that this fact would be negative for propaganda if it was spread. So (always according to this version) they sent Gagarin for his last flight, on a malfunctioning plane or simply drunk. However, that doesn't deploys the glory to have been THE first man to look back and see the Earth...
We will probably never know for sure just how he died. It was common for Russian airforce personnel to drink alchohol intended for the braking systems of fighter aircraft but I have seen no suggestion that Gagarin did it. But his place in the Kremlin wall was well deserved AND, I believe, he was honoured by the American astronauts when Aldrin and Armstrong left one of his medals on the moon.
if they were so big engineers and so big nation and so big russians..why they didn't announced the flight BEFORE they ware sure Gagarin was safe back??...shit..as usual for russians...acting is first..
Gagarin is awesome because he was the FIRST human in space. We've forgotten what an astounding achievement that was. The Soviets had put together a first-class program despite being hampered by bureaucratic inertia and an inefficient economic system. The rocket seen in this film, the R-7, was the basic vehicle throughout their early program, from Sputnik through Vostok. The technology developed is still seen today in the Soyuz vehicles. Very ingeneous, very reliable booster.
1. We are instinctively driven to expand into the stars. If we do not expand, society stagnates and decays. Humans have a built-in urge to explore. This answers question 2 as well.
3. I've never been in microgravity, so I can't explain it. But it might have something to do with good feelings from the spine decompressing, like stretching out in the morning.
4. We want to see the earth from space because it's beautiful.
Soviet technology still had its input with booster technology from the Germans as did America. However a little known Black American named Robert Robinson had over 20 inventions when he lived for 44 years in the Moscow Ball Baring Plant. His work helped in many of the USSR space projects but was given little credit.
Me imagino el jubilo de los camaradas rusos cuando se produjo el exito de la misión vostock 1. fueron apenas 15 minutos, pero fueron 15 min. historicos para la humanidad, para la URSS y sobre todo para el capitan Yuri gagarin.
When Apollo Soyuz docked in 1976, the Soviets Cosmonauts were embarrassed with their space craft technology compaired to America's Apollo Capsule. USA!
And next year that "embarrassing" Soyuz Spacecraft will be the only Manned Spacecraft still flying to Space(having outlived both the Apollo and Shuttle Programs).
@moborikenyo soviets first in space first man first woman first blacks and to add to that manned moon landing still in question best evidence to that is nobody has been ther in howmany years???why if it was so easy to do 40yrs ago is NASA in devolution??? no more shuttle ???russian soyuz will be the only way to get to and from the ISS...
Who cares? They're all human beings, aren't they? NASA is currently in the process of creating the Ares rocket, which could get humans to the Moon and Mars. Soyuz isn't even as good as the space shuttle, so imagine comparing it to the Ares rocket. 40 years ago, the U.S.A. just wanted to prove that they were better than the Soviets. When they completed that task by landing on the Moon, they decided to focus on more important issues back on Earth, like bringing the U.S.S.R. to its knees.
@moborikenyo they did bring ussr to knees but now the us is on its knees and the fuel rich russians are on rebound with no end in sight . in space they are revissiting their programs i wonder what they will come up with next ? moderized energia project? who knows they got the money for anything they want!!
The Soviet Union won the space race. The Soviets got to space first. No one cares about the lunar landing. NASA would be nothing without Soviet influence.
@ComradeSlice You can't be serious. "No one" cares? Maybe your ignorant self doesn't, but we landed on another planet. And yes, the Russians were in space first. But the US landed on the moon first. So shut the fuck up.
nasa got just movie about Moon flight & not Moon flight itself: lunar module is really chef-d'oeuvre/[big jump] in high techs, however, in holy fact, current nasa's space programme has really less tech level than that one. shuttle is shit, new rocket doesn't run, ISS was created with big support of rus. techs.
The next step(today) would be to fly a spacecraft to Mars and return it to Earth, proving something like this could be accomplished. A mission like this was planned(by Russian Space Agency) for this month(October 2009), but it was underfunded from the start. Plus several bureaucrats tried to make money from it by attaching all kinds of un-necessary Chinese, European, and American "commercial" programs(mini-satellites and sensors) to it which required continuous modifications.
As a result the Fobos-Groont mission was overloaded and the mission has been delayed until 2011. Of course those bureaucrats who attached all those stupid mini-satellites and other garbage to it blamed the designers NPO Lavochkina for not finishing all modifications and testing on time. In "old days" those kind of bureaucrats would be called "saboteurs". But today only money is important.
economy is in the first place ovr religion, culture, race etc. why? because people are smarter. but it is still long way to go, probably infinite before we, as a human race/civilization will not create Gods to ourselfs anymore but become the masters of nature..
Ok, listen, pa sluzhe myna.. Neal Armstrong did land on the moon. That is real.. Yuri Gagarin was first in spoace and thi is also a great acocmplishment for all mankind Russian scientists and the Soviet System and Communist. Despite having different opinions about politics or successes or failures of such systems, we should give credit to the achievments of our fellow man and not argue.. work together.. p.s. the moon is not a planet.. lol I'm American we arent all that stupid. haha
0neill 2 days ago
I'm also ashamed that our schools don't teach the poverty of human spirit and self determination that was institutionalized throughout the Soviet empire. When a government controls ALL information coming in and going out, the populace are taught to hate and fear the truth. And what was/is the truth? that not all nations are peaceloving and enslave their citizens, and desire this for the whole world. How many people flocked to the Iron Curtain during the Cold War getting free of evil liberty?
chickenwretch 2 days ago
the modern world lacks the kind heroism, courage, and ambition that this man possessed
jukka4president 1 month ago
Why everybody speaking only about only Yury Gagarin - don't forget about Korolev(rocket) and Glushko(engine) - key persons who sent 3rd class pilot of naval fighter jet Ch.Lt. Gagarin into Space and millions of Soviet people who work to make this Greatest Human Step in History of Earth.
MrMasterAndrey 3 months ago 3
this guy had balls of steel because nobody would know if a human could survived in space R.I.P
ellapiz000 4 months ago
"The earth was blue but there was no allah."
GluttonForSex 4 months ago
es lebe der sozialismus was war idealismus mit erfolg ,auch die n1 hätte ein erfolg werden können wenn korolyov nich gestorben wehre.
ollenhauer1 4 months ago
***** R.I.P Jurij GAGARIN! *****
hanaippon 4 months ago
rocket which has carrying Vostok is similar to Soyuz FG/U rocket
kuki5050 5 months ago
здравствуйте,за кадры спасибо, а где звук?
mdIbeloka 6 months ago
The R-7 and the AK-47 - examples of great things you can do on a budget.
ZenPapageno 6 months ago
Great video and amazing achievement for science and engineering. You can see primitive control room. Great 60's animations. Shame there is no commentary or some nice background music.
dziadek100 7 months ago
4:20 launch
ResiusOnline 9 months ago
ricardomeneghel 9 months ago
How cute was he
davidjeffersontull2 9 months ago
Brothers Americans! Stop envy! We are ahead of you in the beginning, but at the end of our two countries both had won!
Gtacriminalrussia 9 months ago
Seryogin was actually the first in space.. look it up
TobiasDawg 9 months ago
Aj you are the reason people hate america, because we re too cocky and yes it did happen yuri you are a legend in my books
b1gxxxmac9 9 months ago
Правда Мать, Гагарин русский и совиетский, но прогрессивний люди приснает работа Гагарина как успех челавечествабо, но нечего, всё ясно, успех Гагарина толко ТВОЙ. Disculpa, no pense dañar tu sentimiento nacionalista. Felicidades a todos los científicos rusos y a los trabajadores rusos de ESA ÉPOCA que hicieron posible la garan proeza de Yúri Gagárin que siempre estará en nuestra memoria. Фидель Химено
KATIUSHA1313 9 months ago
First Satellite and first man in space, not too bad.....not too bad at all.
MITCHWILD 9 months ago
Yuri, I wish I was addressing you alive at 77 years old. You were and are a marvel. After years of propaganda and idiocy on the part of governments, not people, we Americans know all about you now. The urge here now is to embrace you as a forgotten American hero who never got his decoration from our president. You proved it Yuri! You didn't crack up! Yuri, Al and John are still my heros at 57 years old.
duroche53 9 months ago
Not to think about Yury Gagarin, wanted a fool for daring to such a risk in a time where space travel still left much to be desired. But I'm sure, is that it was a man of bravery and courage enviable. I send you greetings from COLOMBIA up there, in the stars.
oskrvillar 9 months ago
@oskrvillar Pero mira que en los 60 las máquinas andaban mejor y duraban más (jejeje)... Honor a Yuri Gagarin a 50 años del primer viaje espacial
lunacomputacion 7 months ago
guaaauuu INCRIBLE
288celeste 9 months ago
el mejor piloto y el mejor cosmonauta donde quiera que te encuentres yuri tu ya te ganaste una estrella en el espacio
MrAadef1 9 months ago
Los gringos se encargaron de borrar esto de la memoria de la gente, URSS primero en colocar un ser vivo en el espacio Layka, primero en colocar un satelite artificial spuknik I, primeros en colocar un hombre en el espacio Yuri Gagarin, primeros en colocar una mujer en el espacio, Valentina Tereskova, ello inventaron el primer hombre en la luna Neil Amstrong
gerardociberg 9 months ago
@gerardociberg y ahora, spic, no existe URSS. Pronto, no existe Venezuela. Su presidente es mas nigger que Obama.
andymccoy11 9 months ago
Did Neil REALLY land on Moon?I saw a program on Discovery Chanel about how to make those pictures and video like being on the moon like Neil's.But Yuri,He REALLY DID IT! By genius Russia Scientists,not CCCP or Communism.
toni2acid 9 months ago 7
@toni2acid okay what the fuck do you hate america or something
witato1 6 days ago
@toni2acid He didint land on the moon
Vesivian 20 hours ago
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It never happended. Fake video.
AJ1964 9 months ago
@AJ1964 Не нужно завидовать , товарищ. =)
tenb874 9 months ago
@tenb874 Toda persona consciente recuerda, reconoce y admira la proeza de YÚRI GAGÁRIN, su capacidad y su valor demostraron que el ser humano puede viajar al Kosmos, más que soviético o ruso era HUMANO y es de los grandes personajes que motivan el progreso de la humanidad, es parte del patrimonio que con mucho afecto guardamos. Quien no reconoce a YÚRI GAGÁRIN como riqueza de la humanidad es porque SUFRE con la alegria y el éxito de los demás, ЖАЛКО! da lástima la gente amargada, no son felices
KATIUSHA1313 9 months ago
@KATIUSHA1313 В первую очередь это заслуга Советского и Русского человека , добытаю кровью и потом .
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@tenb874 Правда Мать, Гагарин русский и совиетский, но прогрессивний люди приснаeт работа Гагарина как успех челавечества, но нечего, всё ясно, успех Гагарина толко ТВОЙ. Disculpa, no pense dañar tu sentimiento nacionalista. Felicidades a todos los científicos rusos y a los trabajadores rusos de ESA ÉPOCA que hicieron posible la garan proeza de Yúri Gagárin que siempre estará en nuestra memoria, aunque no les guste a los chovinistas rusos. Фидель Химено
KATIUSHA1313 9 months ago
WOOOOOT
Zeinouto 9 months ago
This video is ruined by the fact that there's no audio.
TIMOTHYSAARINEN 9 months ago
@TIMOTHYSAARINEN Had there been Russian audio track, you'd be completely happy, right? Or had there been a complaint, that "IT'S IN RUSSIAN!!!"? :)
enjoy the footage.
pepijagarzekje 9 months ago
@pepijagarzekje, How about English narration? Or English subtitles? It's no big deal. I was looking for a good video to post on Facebook to honor Colonel Gagarin on the 50th anniversary of his historic flight. I wanted one with audio.
TIMOTHYSAARINEN 9 months ago
We should also remember today the engineering leader that gave Gagarin that opportunity. It was Sergei Korolev, "the Chief Designer." The Soviets made him invisible to the outside world for many years, but his skill and that of his team created the Vostok spacecraft system.
WC3POchannel10A 9 months ago
Nice B-roll compilation.
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Happy 50th anniversary of man in space !!!
Gagarin a true hero of the Soviet Union a true hero of the world =)
long live space and our new frontier !
zero00tolerance 9 months ago
bravo cjohnathand, condivido!
carencom 9 months ago
almost 60 years and russia looked like it was 2050 .. what the fuck happened to them?
they where so advanced at that time now what? can't understand why we still stuck with the same technology .....
defton24 9 months ago
@defton24 it wasn't Russia! it was great, mighty and advanced Soviet Union. And USSR & today's Russia - two very different things. Besides, you Americans stuck too. Walked on the Moon in 1969, but can't repeat this in 2011. And, unlike Russians, you have no excuses such as collapse of your economy.
Looks like we just don't interested in Space today.
AtollRu 9 months ago
@AtollRu Ironically, although now just Russia, that space program legacy is once again in the lead in space. With the Space Shuttle winding down the old reliable Soviet era technology is still efficiently going strong.
WC3POchannel10A 9 months ago
@AtollRu "and, unlike Russians, you have no excuses such as collapse of your economy" ROFL WTF, do you dream about the economic situation of America? 50 trillions of debt, General Motors, Mc Donnel Douglas, American Assurances, Lehman brothers a.s.o. bancrupt. The surviving companies on the drip of US army! The only realistic rating for americas economy is triple C :)))
pedowife4kids 1 week ago
@pedowife4kids I don't know much about your economy. But GDP per capita in Russia - about 15000, in USA - about 45000. Though you're right, when it comes to debt, the situation in Russia is MUCH better.
AtollRu 1 week ago
@defton24
They are not stuck with the same technology. Their rockets and spacecraft have continueously been upgraded but they stuck with a system that works reliably.
How many launches have they done to the ISS? How many failures? I would rather go there in a Russian rocket than the US Space Shuttle and the flight would cost a lot less.
Remember, they also successfully flew a Space Shuttle into space and back but stuck with cheaper and more reliable rockets. If only the US had done the same
TheSpiritof1969 7 months ago
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anyone else is pissed off how First Orbit movie disabled comments like 5 min ago?!!
DrMundo74 9 months ago
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Eruption of Mt. Fuji- April 11th, 2011 announced by Benjamin Fulford /watch?v=HGvLXFhs7QI
U.S. 4-star General Wesley Clark (Ret.), explains that the Bush Administration planned to take out 7 countries in 5 years: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Iran (2007 upto 2012)
/watch?v=bX7hMj2NKTc
USFullOfLies 9 months ago
"Japan’s government, threatened with more HAARP attacks, pays 60 trillion yen to Feds"
USFullOfLies 9 months ago
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Eruption of Mt. Fuji- April 11th, 2011 announced by Benjamin Fulford /watch?v=HGvLXFhs7QI
U.S. 4-star General Wesley Clark (Ret.), explains that the Bush Administration planned to take out 7 countries in 5 years: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Iran (2007 upto 2012)
/watch?v=bX7hMj2NKTc
USFullOfLies 9 months ago
Yuri Gagarin The Man Who Make The World Go On :D
sho796 9 months ago
Very cool, a great date to remember! and Starwalk for iPhone is on sale for the day
VITOiPhone 9 months ago
the more advanced technology we have today, the more im amazed how did the do it then with all that primitive tools they had
kattalogg 9 months ago
@kattalogg ...please, don't forget- 2WW- 30 million soviet people died,industry was destroyed,Stalin murdered millions best heads, ......I would say those people who make it are heroes ...
suninthefall 9 months ago
greatest done Yuri Gagarin and Russia at large. It is on the same day that Yuri entered the space when I entered the world. Viva Russia. from Ethiopia.
sarischachi 9 months ago 3
50 years
st4tor 9 months ago
Gagarin was a great man. They are all great people.
Columnsl 9 months ago
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MrThewicho 9 months ago
HBD.
mrpanu 9 months ago
Colonel Gagarin is a hero of the human race. I am almost embarrassed for the kind of things we were taught as American students during the cold war years reguarding our "enemies". Today I am proud to salute a man that was not just a hero of the Russian/Soviet people, but a shining example of bravery for all mankind...Я приветствую Вас полковник Гагарин !
cjohnathand 9 months ago 118
@cjohnathand
I'm really glad for speaking through your mind. Good :)
akula2shark 9 months ago
@cjohnathand
your comment is beautiful ! i almost shred tears..
zero00tolerance 9 months ago
@cjohnathand blah blah blah stop kissing ass man.
mrbluemagik1 9 months ago
@cjohnathand What do you think they taught Soviet kids during the cold war....The Soviet Union is no more....But the U.S stands strong.
lunchbag08 9 months ago
@lunchbag08 So strong that you ain't got any flightworthy spacecraft to reach the ISS! bwaaahahaha!
MoscowMaestro 9 months ago
@MoscowMaestro Well no, we have the shuttle, which is still in operation for another flight. Additionally, the CEV will be completed and will begin unmanned flight testing in 2013, with manned flights starting in 2015. The CEV will be superior to any current space capsule, and will be the only one capable of leaving Earth orbit once it is introduced. NASA has also contracted SpaceX for use of its Dragon capsule in order to ferry crew and supplies to the ISS.
SakuraHaruta 9 months ago
@SakuraHaruta
That is almost 3 years where the US cannot put a man in space. What if the Russians have a major problem with their manned space operation? Surely that could mean the ISS having to be abandonned? Without continuous maintenace for mabe several months I doubt it could be brought back into service again.
I think the CEV will be oversized and over engineered for routine orbital operations, just like the shuttle was and will prove too expensive like the shuttle.
TheSpiritof1969 7 months ago
@TheSpiritof1969 Again, no. the CEV will not be tuned towards regular orbital operations - it will certainly be used for that, but its purpose is very clear: Interplanetary travel. The shuttle can't do that, and I don't see why you would compare the two. I never said anything about the CEV being better for the ISS. I said NASA contracted SpaceX for use of its Dragon capsule for that.
SakuraHaruta 7 months ago
@lunchbag08 "But the U.S stands strong" Ha-Ha... United States debt to Russia $ 167 billions, over all - 14.26 trillion $. You are strong!!! :-)))))) You are very funny man.
shadowname1 9 months ago
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@lunchbag08 "But the U.S stands strong" Ha-Ha... United States debt to Russia $ 167 billions, over all - 14.26 trillion $. You are strong!!! :-)))))) And you are very funny man.
shadowname1 9 months ago
for MOTHER RUSSIA!
leandro5455 9 months ago 2
Советский Союз был потрясающим явлением!!!!! Soviet Union is Amazing!!!
на его шлеме написано СССР!!!! он сказал СССР поехали!!! on his head writing "Soviet Union",,,, he said "Soviet Union, Go" !!!!
ублюдки развалили СССР!!!!! scums broken Soviet Union.......
ryqro 9 months ago 5
happy 50th anniversary! Really big day for humankind
aure232 9 months ago 11
before Luke Skywalker and Captain Kirk
there was Yuri Gagarin
Happy 50th Anniversary
HangZhien 9 months ago 137
@HangZhien That was science fiction. Gagarin was reality!
WC3POchannel10A 9 months ago
@HangZhien
Neil Armstrong is spinning in the grave :D
joke*
6Bene 9 months ago
maket = Ivan Ivanich (or Ivanovich)
zlutaopoce 9 months ago
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A great achievement. Grats USSR. I am glad the cold war is over and we can be friendly. Texas, USA
OOmdebah 9 months ago
A great achievement. Grats USSR. I am glad the cold war is over and we can be friendly.
OOmdebah 9 months ago 7
Impresionante poder ver imágenes de uno de los seres humanos que más he admirado en mi vida. A 50 años del primer vuelo espacial tripulado.
orion2050 10 months ago
Human power not USA or Russia!
BasshuterZ 10 months ago 7
The new book, "Starman" sheds some horrific light into the early Soviet space program... including the possibility that Gargain's flight was preceeded by at least one failed attempt at an orbital mission. What is most heartbreaking is the 1967 ill-flated mission of V. Komarov - a journey he knew was fatal, but that he took anyway so that his backup, Gagarin, would not have to take. It would seem that by the late sixties, Gagarin was fed up with the whold, corrupt Soviet system.
notredamehesamighty 10 months ago
@notredamehesamighty
Bullshit.
panoz0 10 months ago
@notredamehesamighty
ты чего тут гонишь сидишь?
ryabov912 9 months ago
Is there a version whit sound?
xXDennisThaGangstaXx 10 months ago
9 марта 1934 года родился ЮРИЙ ГАГАРИН - Первый Космонавт в Мире! Исполняется 77 лет со дня его рождения! On March 9, 1934 was born YURY GAGARIN - the First Cosmonaut in the World! It is 77 years from his birth date!
MrMotocicleto 10 months ago
And be EXTRMELY scared to do that i mean it looks SO primitive its like-made out of aluminium! one thing goes wrong-GAME OVER MAN!
jasincl 11 months ago
our role play is about yuri gagarin>>>i just want u 2 know
mhackie001 11 months ago
Why isn't there anybody to upload a good quality documentary for this, like everyone does with the ones for the NASA programs? I'm pretty sure that lots of them exist. But the closest thing i saw till now is the documentary for Sputnik, and during the whole video all you see is a description of how US received psychologically the head of USSR in space. The rest of the videos about Gagarin and his outstanding mission are about dishonoring him and what he did for mankind. At last, get over it.
PROMITHEASMUSIC 1 year ago 7
One moth ago, someone commented that "Russia is s**t". There is a grand mistake here: Russia is NOT CCCP. Lenin said that he spits on Mother Russia. His words, not mine. And so, there is a difference. A difference is that Russia is not CCCP (USSR). Think about it.
Nguli34689 1 year ago
My father in law claims to have bought Yuri Gagarin a drink once back in the late 60s or early 70s. He was a seaman so he'd go places. I dont doubt his story.
I think Gagarin was killed in a plane crash in 1972.
bremneshatten 1 year ago
I have heard that Gagarin died from achoholism and that the crash story was just a cover. Certainly some of the last photos of him show a man that was not in good health. Whatever the truth he was a hero who rightly took his place in history.
To have been among the first to look back and see the earth must have been incredible.
tpsossff 1 year ago
@tpsossff Actually, the cover for the crash, interestingly enough, was still a crash, but instead of a routine practice flight Gagarin was supposedly flying some top secret experimental jet.
Tyrannobeast 11 months ago
@tpsossff I've read that version in a post-Soviet russian story; but told as some kind of quackery. The version states that Gagarin was becoming alcoholic indeed; and that the Soviet authority realised that this fact would be negative for propaganda if it was spread. So (always according to this version) they sent Gagarin for his last flight, on a malfunctioning plane or simply drunk. However, that doesn't deploys the glory to have been THE first man to look back and see the Earth...
lunacomputacion 10 months ago
@lunacomputacion
We will probably never know for sure just how he died. It was common for Russian airforce personnel to drink alchohol intended for the braking systems of fighter aircraft but I have seen no suggestion that Gagarin did it. But his place in the Kremlin wall was well deserved AND, I believe, he was honoured by the American astronauts when Aldrin and Armstrong left one of his medals on the moon.
(Formally tpsossff)
TheSpiritof1969 10 months ago
@TheSpiritof1969 Yes I think so. This year is the 50th anniversary. Going to space was indeed one of my childhood dreams. That 70s show haha .
lunacomputacion 7 months ago
estos videos parecen ineditos de yuri gagarin,
davidlucasfer 1 year ago
The Steven Tyler of his time.
longlivecrow 1 year ago
where is his body ???
batalion666 1 year ago
I am American and this man is one of my heros. First human off this rock. An astounding achievement regardless of what nation you come from.
damaged01 1 year ago 3
I did not say he couldn't see God, I said he reported back to ground control that he
could not see Heaven!
179721833 1 year ago
Гагарин молодец в отличии от некоторых..........
Fps33 1 year ago
RUSSIA FTW
gapanlilio33 1 year ago 4
россия говно, ссср рулит
Frost4k 1 year ago
2:22am Sunday (CDT) - Time in M
GelandnaleG 1 year ago
I love how American and English cliam this it's was hoax
fatben5 1 year ago
@fatben5 no we dont
thatguynamedjesus 1 year ago
When Yuri was in space he made the comment that he could not see Heaven over
the radio to the Russian people in keeping with the official atheist program of the
Soviet government! I believe he was killed in a test flight of a new fighter. I am also
a proud and fortunate owner of a piece of Vostok 1 in the form of a medallion that
was cast from some of the original spaceship, a piece of pure history!!
179721833 1 year ago
@179721833 He never said he couldn't see god.
barricader6 1 year ago
thats 1 racist motherfucker.
NOOBNUT08 1 year ago
The first man in space. A Pioneer for us all, forget about politics.
KekkonenKalasti 1 year ago 2
RESPECT TO THE SOVIET PEOPLE!!!, R.I.P y. gagarin , nash giroi
Lonlywolf89 1 year ago
if they were so big engineers and so big nation and so big russians..why they didn't announced the flight BEFORE they ware sure Gagarin was safe back??...shit..as usual for russians...acting is first..
GRATZIANI2002 1 year ago
first russian men in space was a MAKET!!..ROFL..
GRATZIANI2002 1 year ago
he died on an age of 34
because of an accident mig-15
outskool100 1 year ago
@outskool100 BUT RUSSIAN FUGHTERS ARE THE BEST!..
GRATZIANI2002 1 year ago
@GRATZIANI2002 fihters no fughters
outskool100 1 year ago
@outskool100 fighters not fihters...lol
GRATZIANI2002 1 year ago
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Excellent Yura !!!!!!!
drskd2006 1 year ago
Excellent Yura !!!!!!!
drskd2006 1 year ago
I wonder how many times he shit himself? Although I'll admit, I would probably cry as well! What brave people! RIP Yuri!
vsa23 1 year ago
The Genius behind the russian Space-Program was Sergei Koroljov ...
bavarikus 1 year ago
@bavarikus
Korolyov can be seen at 3:47 I think.
marmaladekamikaze 1 year ago
@marmaladekamikaze - You are right: 3:43 - 3:47 is Sergei Koroljov ...
bavarikus 1 year ago
С праздником космонавтики, товарищи!
Levin977 1 year ago
and you fools believe it was an accident, dont you?
SpeedSpain 1 year ago
weightymatey - not like first in space..,but he flew around the world (while in the space)
bombermanas1 1 year ago
Gagarin is awesome because he was the FIRST human in space. We've forgotten what an astounding achievement that was. The Soviets had put together a first-class program despite being hampered by bureaucratic inertia and an inefficient economic system. The rocket seen in this film, the R-7, was the basic vehicle throughout their early program, from Sputnik through Vostok. The technology developed is still seen today in the Soyuz vehicles. Very ingeneous, very reliable booster.
weightymatey 1 year ago 3
yuri gagarin is awsme because he went to space
yoyopuppy56 1 year ago
loli really need somebody to Well yah should find out
KaelaFaerfax8 1 year ago
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Yuri gagarin die not coz Rocket explode lol its die coz she got 89years old.
Joker5203 1 year ago
WTF "SHE"? Yuri is a HE
SuperFsxpilot 1 year ago 27
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Yuri Gagarin died because the rocket explode right?
SuperFsxpilot 1 year ago
Yuri Gagarin died on Earth years after the mission when he was testing a fighter plane - died in the crash .
BGSlopy 1 year ago 32
@BGSlopy For me, I bolive he is aliv somewhere
Peace
xXDennisThaGangstaXx 10 months ago
@BGSlopy tragic
iloveparc 9 months ago
Dear All,
I have some questions about psychology:
(1) Why do we love space travelling?
(2) Why do we like space exploration?
(3) Why do we enjoy the feeling of zero gravity and floating in space?
(4) Why do we want to see the earth from the space?
THANK YOU IN ADVANCE for your creative ideas and brainstorm!!! :)
applesweeter 1 year ago
@applesweeter Man Im never studying psychology...ever!
gr8disaster1 1 year ago
@applesweeter
1. We are instinctively driven to expand into the stars. If we do not expand, society stagnates and decays. Humans have a built-in urge to explore. This answers question 2 as well.
3. I've never been in microgravity, so I can't explain it. But it might have something to do with good feelings from the spine decompressing, like stretching out in the morning.
4. We want to see the earth from space because it's beautiful.
smart12222 1 year ago
I'm pretty sure he was f*ckin' scared xD
gogoteca 2 years ago
RIP Yuri Gagarin
arsenal553 2 years ago 6
russian rockets make me orgasm
annyonghaseyo90 2 years ago 2
then a doctor should see you immediatly
chaghar 2 years ago 3
is yuri gagarin dead on 0:40
chigusa222 2 years ago
it's a dummy, don't you see?
immortalx50 2 years ago 3
no. its a model. just a test.
roboticmehdi 2 years ago
haha lol
chaghar 2 years ago
Why no sound?
youvebeenthunderstru 2 years ago
Soviet technology still had its input with booster technology from the Germans as did America. However a little known Black American named Robert Robinson had over 20 inventions when he lived for 44 years in the Moscow Ball Baring Plant. His work helped in many of the USSR space projects but was given little credit.
Marx1958 2 years ago
Me imagino el jubilo de los camaradas rusos cuando se produjo el exito de la misión vostock 1. fueron apenas 15 minutos, pero fueron 15 min. historicos para la humanidad, para la URSS y sobre todo para el capitan Yuri gagarin.
MrElcharrua 2 years ago
was pretty much germany that got to the moon first.
hendoleft 2 years ago
When Apollo Soyuz docked in 1976, the Soviets Cosmonauts were embarrassed with their space craft technology compaired to America's Apollo Capsule. USA!
Marx1958 2 years ago
And next year that "embarrassing" Soyuz Spacecraft will be the only Manned Spacecraft still flying to Space(having outlived both the Apollo and Shuttle Programs).
Maloross 2 years ago 6
huh, i recognize wood from Russia who can say any shit for green card;-)
SarK0Y 2 years ago
The americans are nothing compared to the soviets
Augusto19136 2 years ago
i agree
rohitkumarindia 2 years ago 3
Umm... who got to the moon first, again? America did. Almost all of the Soviet moon missions failed.
moborikenyo 2 years ago
Who? USSR. Unmanned Luna-2 Spacecraft in 1959.
Maloross 2 years ago 2
@moborikenyo soviets first in space first man first woman first blacks and to add to that manned moon landing still in question best evidence to that is nobody has been ther in howmany years???why if it was so easy to do 40yrs ago is NASA in devolution??? no more shuttle ???russian soyuz will be the only way to get to and from the ISS...
alvaradokids 2 years ago
Who cares? They're all human beings, aren't they? NASA is currently in the process of creating the Ares rocket, which could get humans to the Moon and Mars. Soyuz isn't even as good as the space shuttle, so imagine comparing it to the Ares rocket. 40 years ago, the U.S.A. just wanted to prove that they were better than the Soviets. When they completed that task by landing on the Moon, they decided to focus on more important issues back on Earth, like bringing the U.S.S.R. to its knees.
moborikenyo 2 years ago
@moborikenyo they did bring ussr to knees but now the us is on its knees and the fuel rich russians are on rebound with no end in sight . in space they are revissiting their programs i wonder what they will come up with next ? moderized energia project? who knows they got the money for anything they want!!
alvaradokids 2 years ago
@moborikenyo This is because the USSR ended!
Olebruc 2 years ago
The Soviet Union won the space race. The Soviets got to space first. No one cares about the lunar landing. NASA would be nothing without Soviet influence.
ComradeSlice 2 years ago 6
@ComradeSlice You can't be serious. "No one" cares? Maybe your ignorant self doesn't, but we landed on another planet. And yes, the Russians were in space first. But the US landed on the moon first. So shut the fuck up.
youvebeenthunderstru 1 year ago
@youvebeenthunderstru
the us had the first human spacewalk (please keep in the era)
predatortheme 1 year ago
No - The Russians, with Alexi Leonov, had the first EVA. Ed White on Gemini 4 was only second.
youvebeenthunderstru 1 year ago
landed on the moon cuz the russian went into space.. FIRST.
ilia284 1 year ago
@youvebeenthunderstru Lol "we landed on another planet".
ilinaeternity 6 days ago
nasa got just movie about Moon flight & not Moon flight itself: lunar module is really chef-d'oeuvre/[big jump] in high techs, however, in holy fact, current nasa's space programme has really less tech level than that one. shuttle is shit, new rocket doesn't run, ISS was created with big support of rus. techs.
SarK0Y 2 years ago
Who are the «Estonians or Latvians»?
SergeiPilipenko 2 years ago
The next step(today) would be to fly a spacecraft to Mars and return it to Earth, proving something like this could be accomplished. A mission like this was planned(by Russian Space Agency) for this month(October 2009), but it was underfunded from the start. Plus several bureaucrats tried to make money from it by attaching all kinds of un-necessary Chinese, European, and American "commercial" programs(mini-satellites and sensors) to it which required continuous modifications.
Maloross 2 years ago
As a result the Fobos-Groont mission was overloaded and the mission has been delayed until 2011. Of course those bureaucrats who attached all those stupid mini-satellites and other garbage to it blamed the designers NPO Lavochkina for not finishing all modifications and testing on time. In "old days" those kind of bureaucrats would be called "saboteurs". But today only money is important.
Maloross 2 years ago
economy is in the first place ovr religion, culture, race etc. why? because people are smarter. but it is still long way to go, probably infinite before we, as a human race/civilization will not create Gods to ourselfs anymore but become the masters of nature..
nadoeloiskat 2 years ago