"Orbiting Earth in the spaceship, I saw how beautiful our planet is. People, let us preserve and increase this beauty, not destroy it! " - Yuri Gagarin
@@bumb.wingman I'm not saying that Stalin didn't, he did a lot of good and bad. But we were not talking about lake Karachay. We were talking about most catastrophic radioactive disasters in Central Asia and Ukraine, which didn't even happen under Stalin
The scientists, engineers, and cosmonauts, that is. Let's not kid ourselves that the bastards in the Kremlin (or Washington, to be fair) cared about advancing humanity
Eh, bit of both. Historically, at first, they did it to actually screw over the American by countering their nukes with missiles and also rub it launching more rockets till they fumbled the moon landing. But eventually it would turn to the advancement of humanity going into the late 60s.
i tear up like a little child in the first minute of this video. there is something about combination of music and ecstatic voices of human ingenuity breaking all boundaries and leaving our home planet.
This is what humanity is supposed to be about. Hope, the eyes towards the future, for the human species. But we're stuck in a disgusting capitalist system, just look how rich billionaire "geniuses" treat space like Elon Musk or Besos, they treat it like a public landfill. Humanity will grow stronger and we shall prevail, all humans of this planet together! ✊
@ThyPeasantSlayer the capitalist system has inherent contradictions that will always lead to the same result. It is like doing the same thing but expecting a different result in the long term. I advise you to read Capital if it's not done already
@@toolazytocomeupwithsomething Failed? Literally every soviet boomer or gen x person I talk to says the same shit that the ussr was better than where its at now.
We in Vietnam are proud when we have the first Vietnamese person to fly into space and his name is "Pham Tuan" and with his colleague named "Viktor Gorbatko" and their last name is Pham Tuan He is also our hero in Vietnam in the fight against the invasion of American imperialism and America's vassals in general. He is our hero and he can be as boss as anyone else The man was simple but full of kindness but also full of determination and his name was Ho Chi Minh !!!
Anyone who says the Soviet Union was incapable of the most cutting edge technology in science, industry, agriculture and a host of other sectors, is just plain daft.
It literally went from a Feudal Backwater a century behind the West, to it's greatest competitor Militarily, Economically, and Technologically... in under 30 years. While also housing, feeding, educating, and taking care the people when they're ill, in exchange for work. Very Rocky history, then again they were Invaded twice and had most of their country level both times... so makes it more impressive.
@@crunkaintdead7702 when the americans flew over the soviet union in U2's they got spotted by Soviet radar that said not only that the Soviets Could See Them but that Soviet Radar was actually better than American
@@crunkaintdead7702 Intel Itanium architecture was based on stolen Soviet cpu architecture as well (Elbrus 3). Soviet science was also behind SPARC architecture development. Did you ever questioned yourself how come there was no progress similar to progress in cpu development in 90s? Not before, nor after. 90s were implementation of stolen Soviet tech in the West.
@@crunkaintdead7702 Let me educate you. Please try to fin information on following: Siberian snake (positron polarization) ; Pentium processors developed by Vladimir Pentkovski; Just read about project Anchar submarines- west still has nothing close
Actually, this is a separate one I made after being inspired by Zhdanov's super event. I felt it lacks actual footage that would make it x100 more badass, so here we are lol.
On this day 62 years ago comrade Yuri Gagarin became an international hero. His quote "Orbiting Earth in the spaceship, I saw how beautiful our planet is. People, let us preserve and increase this beauty, not destroy it!" Is more important now than ever before!!
Here after reading "Beyond" by Stephen Walker. I never realized how absolutely epic the story of the Soviet space effort, or Gagarin's flight were. I highly recommend it for anyone interested in history, technology, space, or adventure.
@@team6021"человек, корабль, космос" 2011 I don't know if there is a book in English, but this is a huge collection of documents, drawings, interviews of people involved in the first manned flight into space on the 50th anniversary. very touching people's story about Yuri Gagarin. the fragment was especially touched when, after the flight and world fame, he was asked to dress in fashion. he was uncomfortable in it, he was a simple man, kind and hardworking, and used to wearing work clothes.
It had everything a nation ever wanted. Vast resources, incomprehensibly brilliant minds to aspire to, a rich culture of the art, music and science. But alas, all great ships are sunk by its own sailors.
just 40 years ago, the Soviet Union was just formed and was still transforming from the middle age era imperial system to a socialist society.... 40 years later, the same country launched a man into space and numerous other space related events happend
When the Soviet Union launched Sputnik, all they could manage to put in it was a transmitter just to prove they put a satellite in space. In just only 4 months later, the USA did the same, AND were able to put various scientific equipment in it. As for first man in space, the US were able to do the same in less than a month. As for moon landings, the USA did it not once, but six times. Yeah, the USA won the Space Race. That's not to say what the USSR did wasn't impressive, just it would be wrong to say the USA didn't win.
@@foundationgamer9771 so? the soviets landed probes on venus towards the end of the space race, and managed to put Gagarin in orbit while the americans could only manage a suborbital flight several weeks later. Your point being?
@@Fred_the_1996 Alan Shepard experienced weightlessness for a few minutes, which was proof enough that the US too, had been to space. Besides, as impressive as putting probes on Venus is, it pales in comparison to the effort it takes to put living people on the Moon, and bring them back. All I did was prove that the US did a lot more than just 'put a man on the moon first' as though they hadn't done anything else.
His point is that the soviets made all the major achievements, but most of the people still think that USA was the one and only winner of the run for space. Personally i think that both of the countries won because without one or without the other, we wouldnt have what we have now
As well as: the first man in outer space Alexey Leonov, the first woman in space Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in outer space Svetlana Savitskaya, the first black cosmonaut Arnaldo Tamayo Mendez. Yes, Soviet cosmonautics is significantly underestimated
The great irony is that the innovations of Soviet rocket scientists can easily match Americans shoulder to shoulder, and Soviet engines architecture and iteration processes were second to none. To this day, US Antares rockets were still flying with Soviet engines, and before SpaceX Soviet rockets still brought astronauts to the ISS, which are testaments to the ingenuity of Soviet engineers. But at last, they were ultimately dragged down by the mess that was Soviet bureaucracy and corruption.
>2066 >Stationed on Mars to take part in a 'Special military-operation' >Become side door gunner for atmospheric dropship. >No miniguns or gatling cannons, just some metal brick with a pipe on one end. >Get sent in to extract some wounded. >Reach the evac zone and come under attack. >Hoard of rebels charging in with their new plasma guns and compact rocket launchers. >Let loose a stream of bullets. >The sounds of the rebel's screams are nearly drowned out by the heavy "Kachunk chunk chunk chunk" of the machinegun. >The wounded are loaded up and returned to base. >Inspect MG afterwards, marked 'DShK' >Thing was made in 1938. >Moscow, Misnk, and Berlin are scratched onto the gun. >Scratch "MAPC" on with a knife.
Tno is a mod for the game hearts of iron 4,it aims to portray a world where the Nazis win ww2 and as such the Ussr is fractured. One of the warlords of Russia is Zhdanov, who, when succeeds in reuniting Russia, this song plays.
first icbm: R7 semyorka first artificial satellite: sputnik 1 first animal in space: sputnik 2 first lunar impact: luna 2 first lunar far side photos: luna 3 first return of a living organism from orbit: sputnik 5 first human in space: vostok 1 first mars probe: mars 1M first venus probe and planetary flyby: Venera 1 first 1-day spaceflight: vostok 2 first dual spaceflight: vostok 3/4 first woman in space: vostok 6 first multi-crewed spaceflight: voskhod 1 first space walk:voskhod 2 first lunar soft landing: luna 9 first lunar orbit: luna 10 first automated docking: kosmos 186/188 first animal around the moon: zond 5 first spacecraft in venusian atomsphere:venera 5 first automated sample return: luna 16 first lunar rover: lunokhod 1 first soft-landing on another planet: venera 7 first space station:salyut 1 first mars soft landing: mars 2 meanwhile usa: wE lAnDeD oN tHe MoOn We WoN
Soviet Union First to reach space First to send a man into space First to send a woman into space First to do a spacewalk First to make a functional space station First to send a probe to Venus and send back footage of the service United States First to land on the moon First to make a reusable spaceplane No denying the Americans accomplished great things in space and won the race to the moon . But the Soviet Union were the winners when it comes to what more was accomplished
The USA had more firsts then that First solar powered satellite first polar orbit first photo of earth from orbit first successful planetary flyby mission first successful mars flyby first spacecraft docking etc I respect both nations and their achievements, but please at least mention more then 2 firsts from the other side.
The key to the drainage! Got it, drainage. - "Cedar", I am "Zarya 1", Ignition! - Got it, ignition! - We wish you a good flight. - I am "Zarya 1" , we all wish you a good flight. Everything is fine? - Poyehaly!
Oh my god, what a diamond song and video! Indeed modern Russia is trying to erase from memory all the achievements of the socialist past, joining the rest of the world in anti-Soviet propaganda Here is lyrics for all who intersted: Lenin's flag is above us, We came to build happiness. Writing with young hands Biography of the Earth. *Glory to the lookforward!* *Glory to the one who goes forward!* *Our path from the present -* *To the starry future!* *Our path is from the present* *In the years to come!* Youth as a star rocket It strives upward every day. The clear sunrises themselves We will light up the Motherland! *Glory to the lookforward!* *Glory to the one who goes forward!* *Our path from the present -* *To the starry future!* *Our path is from the present* *In the years to come!* The path of heroes, the path of anxiety... I believe we will go through with you An unsteady taiga path, A ringing lunar path! *Glory to the lookforward!* *Glory to the one who goes forward!* *Our path from the present -* *To the starry future!* *Our path is from the present* *In the years to come!* We will give to our Motherland The sun of tomorrow. Everyone will become like Gagarin, Everyone will become like Titov! *Glory to the lookforward!* *Glory to the one who goes forward!* *Our path from the present -* *To the starry future!* *Our path is from the present* *In the years to come!* Description: Yuri Alexeyevich *Gagarin* is the first person in world history to fly into outer space. German Stepanovich *Titov* is the first person to complete a long-term space flight (more than a day), the second Soviet cosmonaut, the second person in the world to complete an orbital space flight. The youngest person in history to complete orbital space flight. *Lookforward* is a literal translation. It could means the person who looks forward or the sailor on watch which called "lookout", but I think it sounds strange for the song. Most of the translation was done by the machine and Google Translate service, with only minor adjustments.
"Orbiting Earth in the spaceship, I saw how beautiful our planet is. People, let us preserve and increase this beauty, not destroy it!
"
- Yuri Gagarin
𝘗𝘳𝘰𝘤𝘦𝘦𝘥𝘴 𝘵𝘰 𝘤𝘶𝘵𝘦𝘭𝘺 𝘬𝘪𝘭𝘭 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘈𝘳𝘢𝘭 𝘚𝘦𝘢
_Proceeds to make to most catastrophic radioactive disasters in Central Asia and Ukraine_
@@bumb.wingman Hey, it's not like they did it on purpose...
@@adramalihk3307 yeah, Stalin definitely didn't make a mistake in lake karachay
@@bumb.wingman I'm not saying that Stalin didn't, he did a lot of good and bad. But we were not talking about lake Karachay. We were talking about most catastrophic radioactive disasters in Central Asia and Ukraine, which didn't even happen under Stalin
Everyone here is talking about TNO while I'm just here to honor Yuri Gagarin.
same
да
Same
@@RandomizedRandomyour pfp made my sfs instincts kick in, re-installing.
Real
This song sounds incomplete without the roar of rocket engines in the background.
The march of progress stops for no music!
And the famous sounds of Yuri’s “Poyekhali”
BANGLADESH 🇧🇩
বাংলাদেশ🇧🇩
What I love about this song is its "glory to humanity" esque, not glory to the USSR for example. They really did want to advance humanity.
Да хотели
и прое6али
The scientists, engineers, and cosmonauts, that is. Let's not kid ourselves that the bastards in the Kremlin (or Washington, to be fair) cared about advancing humanity
Eh, bit of both.
Historically, at first, they did it to actually screw over the American by countering their nukes with missiles and also rub it launching more rockets till they fumbled the moon landing.
But eventually it would turn to the advancement of humanity going into the late 60s.
Of course ;) ;) ;)
i tear up like a little child in the first minute of this video. there is something about combination of music and ecstatic voices of human ingenuity breaking all boundaries and leaving our home planet.
This is what humanity is supposed to be about. Hope, the eyes towards the future, for the human species.
But we're stuck in a disgusting capitalist system, just look how rich billionaire "geniuses" treat space like Elon Musk or Besos, they treat it like a public landfill.
Humanity will grow stronger and we shall prevail, all humans of this planet together! ✊
@ThyPeasantSlayer the capitalist system has inherent contradictions that will always lead to the same result. It is like doing the same thing but expecting a different result in the long term.
I advise you to read Capital if it's not done already
same
@@annilator3000 Ah yes, because communism worked perfectly and didn't failed at all
@@toolazytocomeupwithsomething
Failed? Literally every soviet boomer or gen x person I talk to says the same shit that the ussr was better than where its at now.
All our knowledge - past, present and future,
is nothing compared to what we will never know.
- Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
*A C C E P T N O L I M I T S*
"The sky's the limit."
Kardashev: "HET"
👻
Kardashev is a HETerosexual!
Accept no limits
Может Королёв всё-таки, ну или Циалковский
@@user-zu3gu4mi5l это отсылка на тно
They need to put Yuri Gagarin as a leader in TNO.
Leader of Smolensk partisans after Moskowien collapse? :)
WELL HELLO THERE
@@Horesmi *POGGERS*
@@Horesmi General Gagarin! You are a based one.
kardashev will be more based ultravisonary www.reddit.com/r/TNOmod/comments/jj42ji/ultravisionary_expansion_leak/
The Anthem of the Mars Soviet Socialist Republic
Jeez this whole think sparks shivers down my spine from how awesome this whole thing sounds
*Martian
Anthem of the Союза Советских Федерация
M.S.S.R. nice
The planet is red for a reason...
We in Vietnam are proud when we have the first Vietnamese person to fly into space and his name is "Pham Tuan" and with his colleague named "Viktor Gorbatko" and their last name is Pham Tuan He is also our hero in Vietnam in the fight against the invasion of American imperialism and America's vassals in general. He is our hero and he can be as boss as anyone else The man was simple but full of kindness but also full of determination and his name was Ho Chi Minh !!!
God Bless Pham Tuan 🇺🇸🤝🇻🇳
God Bless Pham Tuan 🇺🇸🤝🇻🇳
Anyone who says the Soviet Union was incapable of the most cutting edge technology in science, industry, agriculture and a host of other sectors, is just plain daft.
It literally went from a Feudal Backwater a century behind the West, to it's greatest competitor Militarily, Economically, and Technologically... in under 30 years. While also housing, feeding, educating, and taking care the people when they're ill, in exchange for work.
Very Rocky history, then again they were Invaded twice and had most of their country level both times... so makes it more impressive.
Cutting edge? No not really. They were always a couple years behind the west
@@crunkaintdead7702 when the americans flew over the soviet union in U2's they got spotted by Soviet radar that said not only that the Soviets Could See Them but that Soviet Radar was actually better than American
@@crunkaintdead7702 Intel Itanium architecture was based on stolen Soviet cpu architecture as well (Elbrus 3). Soviet science was also behind SPARC architecture development. Did you ever questioned yourself how come there was no progress similar to progress in cpu development in 90s? Not before, nor after. 90s were implementation of stolen Soviet tech in the West.
@@crunkaintdead7702 Let me educate you. Please try to fin information on following: Siberian snake (positron polarization) ; Pentium processors developed by Vladimir Pentkovski; Just read about project Anchar submarines- west still has nothing close
Fun fact: this was used in the latest update for the Ultravisionary reunification for TNO
Actually, this is a separate one I made after being inspired by Zhdanov's super event. I felt it lacks actual footage that would make it x100 more badass, so here we are lol.
@@meatballsnacker-sitregald6919 Wow! It’s pretty damn close though
I ruined the 69 likes
Hi MD!
TNO? What is that
On this day 62 years ago comrade Yuri Gagarin became an international hero.
His quote "Orbiting Earth in the spaceship, I saw how beautiful our planet is. People, let us preserve and increase this beauty, not destroy it!"
Is more important now than ever before!!
"I'm going to the one place that hasn't been corrupted by capitalism.... SPACE!" - funny russian space man
Oh if he would only see today
no
Which astronaut said that plz?
@@hoangQuan25 anatoly cherdenko from Red Alert 3. hes actually premier not astronaut
@@hoangQuan25 Play tno and get ultravisonary Russia in Komi and you'll get the Zhadanov
"All our knowledge - past, present and future - is nothing compared to what we will never know."
©Konstantin Tsialkovski
Here after reading "Beyond" by Stephen Walker. I never realized how absolutely epic the story of the Soviet space effort, or Gagarin's flight were. I highly recommend it for anyone interested in history, technology, space, or adventure.
thanks am so greatful to u comrade for recommending this book , can u please suggest me some other good books?
Thanks comrade.
@@team6021"человек, корабль, космос" 2011
I don't know if there is a book in English, but this is a huge collection of documents, drawings, interviews of people involved in the first manned flight into space on the 50th anniversary. very touching people's story about Yuri Gagarin. the fragment was especially touched when, after the flight and world fame, he was asked to dress in fashion. he was uncomfortable in it, he was a simple man, kind and hardworking, and used to wearing work clothes.
If I read one more TNO reference I will start to gass everything.
TNO and its consequences has been a disaster for the human race :sidotrue:
@@meatballsnacker-sitregald6919 while its annoying, atleast more people find these great songs. :D
[Insert "funny" tno copypasta]
Accept no Limits!
May this great state lay in peace, and it's great legacy be forever remembered.
It had everything a nation ever wanted. Vast resources, incomprehensibly brilliant minds to aspire to, a rich culture of the art, music and science.
But alas, all great ships are sunk by its own sailors.
@@meatballsnacker-sitregald6919yeah sure but democracy is good too
@@crunkaintdead7702 Never said democracy is bad, and the lack of a genuine democratic process is why Russia is how it is today.
@crunkaintdead7702 the Soviets had more democracy than the US.
@@PZ-VHbut being governed by corporates is seemed better back then than communists
just 40 years ago, the Soviet Union was just formed and was still transforming from the middle age era imperial system to a socialist society.... 40 years later, the same country launched a man into space and numerous other space related events happend
But Vuvuzuela and iphone...
Ussr:all the major achievements
USA: one rare achievement
The world:USA WIN 1!1!1!1!1!!
When the Soviet Union launched Sputnik, all they could manage to put in it was a transmitter just to prove they put a satellite in space. In just only 4 months later, the USA did the same, AND were able to put various scientific equipment in it. As for first man in space, the US were able to do the same in less than a month. As for moon landings, the USA did it not once, but six times.
Yeah, the USA won the Space Race.
That's not to say what the USSR did wasn't impressive, just it would be wrong to say the USA didn't win.
@@foundationgamer9771 so? the soviets landed probes on venus towards the end of the space race, and managed to put Gagarin in orbit while the americans could only manage a suborbital flight several weeks later. Your point being?
@@Fred_the_1996 Alan Shepard experienced weightlessness for a few minutes, which was proof enough that the US too, had been to space. Besides, as impressive as putting probes on Venus is, it pales in comparison to the effort it takes to put living people on the Moon, and bring them back. All I did was prove that the US did a lot more than just 'put a man on the moon first' as though they hadn't done anything else.
His point is that the soviets made all the major achievements, but most of the people still think that USA was the one and only winner of the run for space. Personally i think that both of the countries won because without one or without the other, we wouldnt have what we have now
No Comrade….
Humanity won the space race :)
Be ready for the TNO wave
TNO TARDS COMING IN ♿♿♿ - 2020
@@KevinAshkore_DarkValle lmfao
A big step forward for humanity!
people will miss Soviet union last for ever.
Gagarins, korolevs etc voices and the roaring of the engines makes it so much better.
The synchronisation of the rocket engines firing up with the crescendo of the music is just magnificent! Good job!
"BuT SocIAlISM iS A hIVeMiND wItH nO InnOvAtIOn!11!1!!!1!"
Futuristic ending
POYEKHALI
NEW SOVIET MAN!!!
Gagarin, Armstrong, and Aldrin. Three names that will go down in history!
Glory to the Human race!
@Frosch Führer Him too. Shouldn't forget John Glenn either.
What about Korolev?
As well as:
the first man in outer space Alexey Leonov,
the first woman in space Valentina Tereshkova,
the first woman in outer space Svetlana Savitskaya,
the first black cosmonaut Arnaldo Tamayo Mendez.
Yes, Soviet cosmonautics is significantly underestimated
@@penka7855 «первый темнокожий космонавт»)))
Какое достижение))))))))
Many people say space race ended in victory of Usa by landing on the moon. But, I think it is a victory of humanity based on competition.
The great irony is that the innovations of Soviet rocket scientists can easily match Americans shoulder to shoulder, and Soviet engines architecture and iteration processes were second to none. To this day, US Antares rockets were still flying with Soviet engines, and before SpaceX Soviet rockets still brought astronauts to the ISS, which are testaments to the ingenuity of Soviet engineers. But at last, they were ultimately dragged down by the mess that was Soviet bureaucracy and corruption.
@meatballsnacker-sitregald6919 You are 100% right.
Time for the United Soviet Federation! Eternal Glory to Chairman Zhdanov! Accept No Limits! Поехали!
>2066
>Stationed on Mars to take part in a 'Special military-operation'
>Become side door gunner for atmospheric dropship.
>No miniguns or gatling cannons, just some metal brick with a pipe on one end.
>Get sent in to extract some wounded.
>Reach the evac zone and come under attack.
>Hoard of rebels charging in with their new plasma guns and compact rocket launchers.
>Let loose a stream of bullets.
>The sounds of the rebel's screams are nearly drowned out by the heavy "Kachunk chunk chunk chunk" of the machinegun.
>The wounded are loaded up and returned to base.
>Inspect MG afterwards, marked 'DShK'
>Thing was made in 1938.
>Moscow, Misnk, and Berlin are scratched onto the gun.
>Scratch "MAPC" on with a knife.
mfw I mowed down rebels donning plasma rifles with my model 1910 imperial russian water-cooled quad-maxim gun
@@meatballsnacker-sitregald6919 probably a better choice in the near-vacuum of Martian sky tbh
"Let's Go!!!"
- Yuri Gagarin
Finaly found the combo from TNO
What's TNO?
Tno is a mod for the game hearts of iron 4,it aims to portray a world where the Nazis win ww2 and as such the Ussr is fractured. One of the warlords of Russia is Zhdanov, who, when succeeds in reuniting Russia, this song plays.
Salute to you brave Cosmonauts, your Glory will be remembered for all Eternity.
Ultravisionary super
Zhdanov's ultravivsionary Russia is proud of this!
first icbm: R7 semyorka
first artificial satellite: sputnik 1
first animal in space: sputnik 2
first lunar impact: luna 2
first lunar far side photos: luna 3
first return of a living organism from orbit: sputnik 5
first human in space: vostok 1
first mars probe: mars 1M
first venus probe and planetary flyby: Venera 1
first 1-day spaceflight: vostok 2
first dual spaceflight: vostok 3/4
first woman in space: vostok 6
first multi-crewed spaceflight: voskhod 1
first space walk:voskhod 2
first lunar soft landing: luna 9
first lunar orbit: luna 10
first automated docking: kosmos 186/188
first animal around the moon: zond 5
first spacecraft in venusian atomsphere:venera 5
first automated sample return: luna 16
first lunar rover: lunokhod 1
first soft-landing on another planet: venera 7
first space station:salyut 1
first mars soft landing: mars 2
meanwhile usa: wE lAnDeD oN tHe MoOn We WoN
This commend must have more like
Its a *Fact*
ua-cam.com/video/rSK7rUSnFK4/v-deo.htmlsi=IXYPAtpuvhl-9HOz
And laika wasn't the first animal in space, the American sent flies in space as early as 1947
@@unsuisseegare1291 первый полностью автоматический полет с возвратом корабля на Землю - "Буран"
Happy April 12th, comrades!
60 years
Amazing editing for the best song ever made by mankind. Thank you!
The moment you have self made humanity space outlooking music you won the space race.
3:12 hey this is HOI4 generic russian leader portrait :D
Thank you we were waiting for this video in the other video song !
The astronomic cause is beautiful,
Edit: add the subtitles too
😱
*Most beautiful!*
Beautiful.
Now this sound like Star War
Humanity should unite and begin conquering the stars.
El momento en que en Occidente se preguntaron si los rusos estaban ganando la guerra fría.
From the present to the stellar future!
certified zhdanov moment
Urrrraaa
One word gentlemen.
Epic.
Taylor Swift when she needs to go for grocery
Taylor Swift when she forgot her car keys 💀
Majestic.
ACCEPT NO LIMITS
My country still can't do what soviet can do in the 60s
From Komi to the Stars..
Quite epic
Soviet Union
First to reach space
First to send a man into space
First to send a woman into space
First to do a spacewalk
First to make a functional space station
First to send a probe to Venus and send back footage of the service
United States
First to land on the moon
First to make a reusable spaceplane
No denying the Americans accomplished great things in space and won the race to the moon . But the Soviet Union were the winners when it comes to what more was accomplished
Remember Laika.
The USA had more firsts then that
First solar powered satellite
first polar orbit
first photo of earth from orbit
first successful planetary flyby mission
first successful mars flyby
first spacecraft docking
etc
I respect both nations and their achievements, but please at least mention more then 2 firsts from the other side.
have a good day
This video is VERY underrated
So many folks be here arguing politicts and "Soviets vs Americans." I'm just here to enjoy some human achievements.
Спасибо❤🎉
ksp/ncd meme introduced me to this banger
wait what happened in ksp and ncd? been out of the loop for a while for both
If only soviets had more money for the space race... They are the true heroes.
I want to go back
Girl Jordan holds Dannebrog in Denmark as Jordan lives in the Peninsula and Islands-containing country
I know I'm a capitalist idk at all but I gotta say
This song hits harder than me falling on the stairs
u are not a capitalist unless you purchase wage labor for the purpose of profits
@@emeraldpopcorn and that's what I do everyday
@@PARSITIA 🤣🤣😂
Unless you profit off of other's labor, you are not a capitalist
@@JoetheDilo1917 well depends
unexpected TNO reference
0:15 Zhdanov moment
The United Soviet federation
The First Terran Empire
Поехали!
I am going to a place where is not corrupted by capitalism
SPACE!!!!!!!
SPAICE !
Based
Que hermosa melodia escucharla emociona
Am I the only one who recognizes some of this footage from the CIA Soviet Space Briefing - 1981 video?
Bingo
Only if Sergei karolev had lived a little more, he would have beaten the Americans to the moon.
Poekhali!
The key to the drainage!
Got it, drainage.
- "Cedar", I am "Zarya 1", Ignition!
- Got it, ignition!
- We wish you a good flight.
- I am "Zarya 1" , we all wish you a good flight. Everything is fine?
- Poyehaly!
She must have something to hide.
Me when the alcohol bottle experiment goes as it's planned
Thats me in KSP
POYEKHALI!!
Farewell old foe...
Zhdanov moment
Oh my god, what a diamond song and video! Indeed modern Russia is trying to erase from memory all the achievements of the socialist past, joining the rest of the world in anti-Soviet propaganda
Here is lyrics for all who intersted:
Lenin's flag is above us,
We came to build happiness.
Writing with young hands
Biography of the Earth.
*Glory to the lookforward!*
*Glory to the one who goes forward!*
*Our path from the present -*
*To the starry future!*
*Our path is from the present*
*In the years to come!*
Youth as a star rocket
It strives upward every day.
The clear sunrises themselves
We will light up the Motherland!
*Glory to the lookforward!*
*Glory to the one who goes forward!*
*Our path from the present -*
*To the starry future!*
*Our path is from the present*
*In the years to come!*
The path of heroes, the path of anxiety...
I believe we will go through with you
An unsteady taiga path,
A ringing lunar path!
*Glory to the lookforward!*
*Glory to the one who goes forward!*
*Our path from the present -*
*To the starry future!*
*Our path is from the present*
*In the years to come!*
We will give to our Motherland
The sun of tomorrow.
Everyone will become like Gagarin,
Everyone will become like Titov!
*Glory to the lookforward!*
*Glory to the one who goes forward!*
*Our path from the present -*
*To the starry future!*
*Our path is from the present*
*In the years to come!*
Description:
Yuri Alexeyevich *Gagarin* is the first person in world history to fly into outer space.
German Stepanovich *Titov* is the first person to complete a long-term space flight (more than a day), the second Soviet cosmonaut, the second person in the world to complete an orbital space flight. The youngest person in history to complete orbital space flight.
*Lookforward* is a literal translation. It could means the person who looks forward or the sailor on watch which called "lookout", but I think it sounds strange for the song. Most of the translation was done by the machine and Google Translate service, with only minor adjustments.
Ultravisionary communism, while not good, is cool
2:27 soyuz 31
0:13 🔥🔥🔥❤🔥
'That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind
- Neil Armstrong
Fun fact, the actual quote was
This is one small step for A man, one giant leap for mankind
Media ate the A
Love you Yuri Gagarin
Hollywood still hasn't filmed a gay kiss as long as that one.
Yuri?
*Gagarin*
Гагарин
@@charlesjakesamadan4008 YES
3a CCCP!!!
What does TNO stand for?
The New Order, a mod for the game Hearts of Iron 4.
@@meatballsnacker-sitregald6919 Good to know that.
| STALIN - ZHDANOV - KARDASHEV |
| A C C E P T N O L I M I T S . . . . . . .|
Communism is in Space now love it
Eternal Glory Cosmonautas Soviets
Tereshkova, Titov, Gagarin,
Koroliov.... ✊️👊⚘️🌹⚘️