russian sputnik film

a film from russia

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• russian
• sputnik

[miktzu]

Glorious days.

I love Russia.

[antman062867]

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

[chtovimenitebemojem]

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

[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

[md991free]

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

Both were great accomplishments in my eyes.

[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

[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.

[rajashraful]

my favorite music.

[dogtowner93]

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

[sundhaug92]

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