N1 Rocket Failure/Explosion (First launch, 1969, Unmanned)
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@Laodocus I agree. While I'm something of a Saturn V fanboy myself, it's a real shame the N1 never came to fruition. And it really does hurt when a vehicle you put together with your own hands to do something spectacular and noble never comes home, because at that point it's not just manual labor and technical know-how, you really put your heart into it.
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Saturn V also had failed its initial launches. It's normal when you develop groundbreaking technology like that. N1 had 4 failed launches, and most of the design problems were solved in it when the program was closed. The fifth launch could have been successful, and it didn't happen for political reasons only: there were at least 2 more vehicles N1 produced.
By the way, I highly appreciate sympathy from american people in this discussion. I admire your space technology too.
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@Tyrannobeast Pretty fireworks though. :P
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@Xb0xm8te oh poor you, you didn't read the whole title. XD
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Hah, "unmanned".
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@Xb0xm8te There was no crew buddy.....It was an unmanned mission, the title says it too...
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The Russians lost the moon race.
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Relax!
You can't convince him. All the evidence has been supplied by NASA or has been planted by NASA. ^_^
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good job woods and mason
The N1 is a beautiful rocket nonetheless...
MrMrmonsterguy 3 months ago
@MrMrmonsterguy Yes, easily one of the best-looking rockets of all time.
MattTheSaiyan 3 months ago
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Poor crew, they didn't know what that was coming for them, and there wasnt any hi tech things to help you.
Xb0xm8te 10 months ago
@Xb0xm8te It seems you missed and did not see the word "unmanned" in the title of this video.
MattTheSaiyan 10 months ago 18