russian sputnik film

[ruspla]

why not? it was a wonderful "dvizhok" of science...

[TheBenbarton]

@Md991free The Soviet Union had no "moon" program. The US caught on to this and started one, in the knowledge they would be ahead. The USSR could have landed on the moon, but they had won the space race with Yuri Gagarin's orbit around the earth so decided to move on to economic reforms.

[davidlucasfer]

translate plis

[MightySaturn5]

-before debating the facts you have to know the facts -try reading "The Soviet space race with Apollo" by Asif A. Siddiqi.

It goes into great detail about the inner workings of the Soviet program...few understand is that Sergey Pavlovich Korolev was not an inventer or scientist however was an incredibly good manager that pushed the program (in spite of the obstacles) towards its goal however his death was not the result of their loss in the space race...let me know how you liked the book

[rajashraful]

my favorite music.

[madmanmatty07]

why would ANY living creature want to go into space, there is nothing up there. And going up there is a risk of dying for nothing. Because the Sputnik II was a waste of time, materials and a living thing.

[LordGuallo]

sorry I confused with other video

[antoinelecorse]

Anyway moon landing was the best thing Man has ever done.

[LordGuallo]

and do you still thinking in that shit ??

[antoinelecorse]

you seriously think that it's wrong? or you just say what people say ;)

[WarTurtle007]

its still not 100% sure or the moon landing was a fake or not and first man into space was probably the best thing man has ever done.

[antoinelecorse]

this "beep beep beep" means: " hey usa, we've won" !^^

[MightySaturn5]

actually it means "Hey USA, now that we started this race please hand us our asses in a few years"

[PerpetualWeekend]

when did that happen

[MightySaturn5]

probably started with US space craft about 65-66' , thats when the much improved Gemini capsule was being used -an incredible "test" program where the American program made huge strides in learning and preparing for the ultimate test of human know how -the Apollo program.

Apollo would use the most technologically perfect yet powerful rocket ever created to lift two independent spacecraft that were engineering marvels

..as crafty as the russians were Apollo technology was beyond their abilities

[lakshman4u]

@MightySaturn5 dude korolyev, the best brain in rocket science died way before apollo lifted from the deck.without him obviously soviets were behind. could u say that the americans were capable of apollo without von braun, the german whom they got from ww2.americans import people and brains. americans are naturally less intelligent compared to soviets or germans.

[Mikhael796]

@MightySaturn5 WHAT DO U MEAN

[RCPDfilms]

beebbebeebebebeebebeb

[thuthmosis]

They definitely won. People began to realize the U.S. had not made science an important enough part of the carriculum, and it's even less a part of it now.

[mulukchuwen]

Are there Russians who believe that Sputnik was faked?

[antoinelecorse]

lol it's true they should think that too ^^ ( no one was fake of course)

[timbox55]

Not sure about Sputnik, but the belief that Gagarin was not the world's first man in space comes around every now and then... there was even a "documentary" published to that effect last year

[synth3s1s]

i wish i were able to speak Russian. i don't understand a thing this guy's saying, but he sure has a nice way of saying it.

[charlieking100]

it even put the first dog in space..

[manmythlegend12]

i think the Russians won the space race actually. They launched the first object into orbit, the first person into space, the first person into orbit,the first woman into space, the first object to orbit the moon. I mean the only thing the USA did that the russians didnt do first was land a man on the moon. I wish the russians wouldve kept going and got a man on the moon and then set their sights at mars...wouldve been awesome or even better if USA and Russia have another space race.

[artwleb]

Just for the record the only space race was several key Soviet missilemen making an effort to be first for propaganda purposes. There was no "official space race" until Apollo was expedited by Kennedy in 1961. The term space race is incorrect as regards the US efforts and was a term coined by politicians and news media.

The US had orderly military and civil space programs

and they was not for propaganda or politics.

[coophomie]

will somebody please tell me when sputnik blasted off?

[SPACE1966GHOST]

dude ur lost man!!!

[MaxHicks99LA]

OBAMA WON!!!

[MaxHicks99LA]

October 4, 1957

[coophomie]

thanks dude, im doin a project ad i got a million different dates. again, thanks:)

[Timosha321]

love the beep

[FionaTheFox]

I would love it if it had English subtitles. I can't understand Russian.

[Ulker1707]

me too:/

[miktzu]

Glorious days.

I love Russia.

[bazuca72]

Go Sputnik go..

[delpoz09]

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[Sevoverkill]

Спутник имеет побить все спутниковые

Witch means Sputnik is the best satellite ever

[KodierungHerz]

Well is just a stupid dog without feelings

Killing endangered species just for the fur is wrong, but people have to eat you idiot.. theres hunger in the world, animals eat animals is part of our nature.

Deal with it. Go fight for something important, against global warming, against children explotation, against hunger, againts racism, or deforestation not against me eating a tasty cow.

[felicitc]

Our own dog is called Laika....why? Because she was abused by a man with a masheti before we found her. We had her stitched back together again and she lives without a bottom jaw. Man is a cruel. Thank you for reminding us of the liberties taken with nature in the early days of space AND STILL TODAY.

[johnnymagic10]

kto znaet, mozhet russkie pervimi poletyat na lunu! Wow!

[Giulianov89]

buon compleanno

[Alzazyel]

happy 50 anniversary to Laika too!!!

[barendschipper]

I celebrate the Suptnik with my Slow 'space' Samba! It fits the athmophere. Enjoy!

Barend, composer and concert pianist dfrom Hollan

[barendschipper]

Fifty years ago! I remember the landings on the moon, 37 years ago, when I was 10 years old. I photographed the landing from TV. The form of the TV looked like a window. When the pictures were ready I took them to school, and told the boys, I was with them too! "No, impossible!" they said. But I could answer: "How could I take these pictures if I was not with them! Look at my window!" I had a minute of baffled triomph, before we all burst out laughing!

Happy anniversary Sputnik!

Barend

[Rickyrab]

Happy 50th Birthday to the space age. Even though Nazis and Americans sent the first rockets into outer space in the 1940s, technically speaking, they probably thought of it as flights to very high altitudes at the time, rather than to something called "space" proper, and those were sounding rockets. It was Sputnik that focused the attention on the extra-terrestial realm. so... happy birthday, and many more!

[antman062867]

Happy 50th Anniversary, Sputnik! May Russia and the United States never return to the Cold War days and remain close allies forever.

[sundhaug92]

@antman062867 You do realize that without the cold war, the world has lost its balance

[dogtowner93]

@antman062867 thats what they said in ww2 but yeah lets hope they remain allies

[md991free]

@antman062867 The Russian beat the US to Space, we beat them to the moon.

Both were great accomplishments in my eyes.

[chtovimenitebemojem]

@antman062867 being allies with american terrorists? you must be joking

[theclayguy]

Not only it's the 50th anniversary of Sputnik's launch (10/4/2007), it's the 50th anniversary of space exploration all together.

[darkalligator]

Sputnik forever!!! Greetings in the day of its 50th anniversary.

[ivanmed100]

feliz aniversario!

[maverick2011]

Happy Aniversary Sputnik...!!!

[Manwithjeep]

Wow, 50 years ago today! It's amazing how a little metal ball single handedly jump started North America's science education and space programs. Canada began work on it's AVRO Arrow (fastest bomber intercepter)project which sadly was scrapped in'59. So what happened to all those unemployed engineers? 200 went to work for a start up space program in the USA on a project called Mercury.

[LordOfJoy]

you got the picture ;)

[artwleb]

What are you saying? Us science and space programs were doing quite well. Not being first is not a measure of ability

but simply what your priorities are and what funding you have. Look at all the programs the US had in 1957 - don't

read or watch documentaries. Learn the facts yourself.

[hooverdog1957]

It was actually launched from Kazakhstan that is now Borat's home country. It is nice.

[StrungOutFlip]

hahah

[Hoskins1942]

"Beep,Beep,Beep"..

[WernerWarhead14]

Then up went Sputnik,

gave the world a butt-kick and made it cleare tomorrow starts today.

Bep, bep, bep, bep, Hallo there!

Sputnik says giggling thro the skyyyyy!

[MrBennetzen]

Fifty years ago next week the Soviet Union launched the first artificial satellite named Sputnik. This launch at the time of the cold war caught the United States off guard because at that time the United States and the Soviet Union were enemies.

[Yaseck]

What is the origin of this video?

[GrandpaChris]

The 'beep' indicated the temperture within the satellite. The 'Dopler effect' indicated that the satellite was indeed coming to the overhead antenna and then passing overhead then leaving the antenna position on earth. (Much like the rising snd falling of a train horn to the ears of a stationary listener.)

[kommyrocker]

very good video