Yeah! Explore things beyond the America continent!

Your first omg

You should replace that with a question mark

That would be hard to make considering we don’t know much about the soviets and their space program. Still, not a bad idea.

It would be hard most info is still classified

It's sad they burned alive at least there in a better place

I Just skipped that part....

Not as sad as Laika the dog the Russians murdered.

When the 3 astronauts burned up Are they in heaven or hell?

@@mikzares7238 Yes if they accepted Jesus as they're personal savior, Jesus gives the way to heaven so they're souls will not roam around on earth

lmao

I totally agree!

Oh hey your pfp is my wall paper and it used to be my KZfaq pfp

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Nope The Russians and Chinese Beat you!

Oo

@@starvingbull2377 shut up

@@starvingbull2377 The chinese didnt even do anything

Me neither I’m terrified now

yeah its sad.

How comes he like your thing and not mine just wow dude

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@@vikkstar2638 why

@@ata2atayarabani212 yes hehe

Okay,?

@@avramsetharcenastousiii7804yea this comment is bad

Very done indeed.

It’s hopefully very done

We wish them well, i feel their pain, they’re in a better place. I wish NASA made fire-resistant spacesuits.

Thank you so much!

@@Flatlife you make a good video 😊

@@Flatlife No problem 😊

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I agree I love your videos

That is correct, I made some changes to make it better and fixed some mistakes! Thank you! :)

@@Flatlife are you serious? The first ones are better, I didn't notice any mistakes. But we totally appreciate your full efforts in doing so. Your channel is really educational to be honest plus factor for having a great presentation. Keep it up boss. 😃

@@Flatlife only true men make 2 sets of videos about the same thing. You really care about your audience. That's great!

@@TyKeRa I mean, there is one problem that I noticed somewhere with flags

Like the one at 21:14

I mean its probably on wikipedia but yes video veri good

There are plenty of books out there, Area 51 by Annie Jacobson is a good one, explains a little bit about the lunar landing and Wernher von Braun. It's actually very interesting and makes sense as to why alot of people don't trust the governments.

and burning inside the capsule........

@@apocalypsegamer8462 and that happen once did it? It's not like every time a rocket launches the people just burn alive, Nasa is very safe with space crafts

To me it's funny them saying I'm hopping like bugs bunny and falling lol

@@apocalypsegamer8462 at 4200 degrees c

@@apocalypsegamer8462 happened once. Now,many safety precautions are in place to prevent such an untimely demise.

Actual timestamp: 30:32

@@yohanlav thank you

I think I've seen you somewhere.

@@yossawin8994 yeah, I think she interacts with a lot of space related stuff

@@u-foreever7819 yeah I do.

Lmao just came back here. Someone liked my comment.

@@yossawin8994 hmmmm IDK.

Who

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@@PilotLieutenant1ur mom

Yes and Yuri Gagarin died too (R.I.P)

No need to wonder, it's been turned into a TV show, called "For All Mankind", season 4 comes out late in 2023, it's on Apple TV. It's really good.

Thank you! I learned everything just on KZfaq, so I believe anyone can be this talented with enough motivation :)

@@Flatlife wow that's so inspirational

@@Flatlife are you considering a face reveal?

@@Flatlife ANSWER >:[

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USA accomplishments: First solar powered satellite First communications satellite First US satellite, detection of Van Allen radiation belts First weather satellite First satellite in a polar orbit First spy satellite to carry a camera (failed to achieve orbit) First photograph of Earth from orbit First Imaging weather satellite First successful US spy satellite (returned intelligence data) First satellite recovered intact from orbit First passive communications satellite First successful recovery of film from an orbiting satellite First aerial recovery of an object returning from Earth orbit First pilot-controlled space flight (Alan Shepard) First human space mission that landed with pilot still in spacecraft and thus the first complete human spaceflight by FAI definitions First Hominid Ham (chimpanzee) in Space First orbital solar observatory First spacecraft to impact the far side of the Moon First active communications satellite First reusable piloted spacecraft and the first spaceplane (X-15, suborbital) First geosynchronous satellite First satellite navigation system First piloted spacecraft orbit change First Mars flyby Eight-day human spaceflight record First orbital rendezvous (station-keeping, no docking) 14-day human spaceflight record First spacecraft docking First direct-ascent rendezvous on first orbit Record highest apogee, 1,374 kilometers (854 mi), for piloted Earth orbit First 5.5 hr extra-vehicular activity First demonstration of practical work capability First orbital ultraviolet observatory First human-crewed spaceflight to, and orbit of, another celestial object: the Moon First human spaceflight that escaped Earth's influence First humans on the Moon First space launch from another celestial body First precisely targeted piloted landing on the Moon (Surveyor 3 site) First man to dance on the Moon (Pete Conrad) First X-ray orbital observatory First mobile vehicle lunar rover driven by humans on the Moon First spacecraft to orbit another planet: Mars First human-made object sent on escape trajectory away from the Sun First mission to enter the asteroid belt and leave inner solar system First orbital gamma ray observatory 28-day human-crewed space record 56-day human-crewed space record 84-day human-crewed space record First Jupiter flyby First planetary gravitational assist (Venus flyby) First Mercury flyby "But the USSR did everything first" :)

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Hi Mr. Bonny (I am a big fan)

Omg your so Smart

lol

The usa did the first docking if I'm not wrong

US: First man landing on the moon by going to Hollywood 😂😂😂

@@MRT-co1sd bruh. This bro really thinks what the moon landing is fake.

USA: first communications satellite, first useful satellite, first object on solar escape trajectory, first docking, first SUCCESSFUL spacewalk (the suit did not inflate), highest jump from within earth atmosphere, more successful lunar missions, first spaceplane, first manned terrain vehicle to be used outside of earth, first terrain vehicle to be used outside of earth’s sphere of influence

where is the moon

is this a joke

@@haouribi it is in fact not Here is the definition for you: The Space Race was a competition of space exploration between the United States of America and Soviet Union, which lasted roughly from 1957 to 1975. It involved the efforts to explore outer space with artificial satellites, to send humans into space, and to land people on the Moon. While calling the moon landing a part of space race is correct, the initial goal was to bring a human into the outer space On the other had, the video is calling it a "win" which is absolutely not correct considering that soviets were first to launch the satellite AND first to launch a human into space only having not sent a human to the moon, which happened years after Yuri Gagarin got into space

@@PushTheLimitsHCR3 how come yall only glaze the moon landing instead of all the other American spacerace achievements

I, myself am not glazing it. I'm from Russia so I naturally support the opinion of USSR's win of the space race.

Thanks bro!

Awesome

@@Flatlife you really deserve atleast 5-10M subs minimum.

Only to the willfully ignorant.....

Technology is supposed to get easier and cheaper which doesn't happen with the Moon Journeys

@@cherkas009 This usually happens to technology that is in high demand thats why computers,medical technology all these improved so much there is very less demand for a moon landing,so that didnt improve meanwhile the demand for orbital rockets has been increasing,and today we are seeing new innovative rocket designs like falcon 9,electron,neutron,starship,terran etc... and there are plans for manned lunar landing and making lunar bases on the moon in NASA's artemis missions.The SLS and starship rocket will have their maiden flight soon.

@@spacecowboy5274 but the computer power has exponentially improved so it should be easier cheaper compared with the computers they had back then

​@@cherkas009 computing power is not a major limiting factor,they occupy relatively small mass of the rocket and simulations could be done back then by hand-calculator calculations and by using wind tunnel and other manual methods the rocket engineering itself has barely seen any improvement,the rocket engine ISP's or thrust have not seen much improvement reusability is one big improvement that happened but there are no operational reusable rockets that has enough power to send someone to moon and return them maybe starship might be able to bring the much needed improvement in modern rocket technology but that is still under development There is also a lack of funding and political will back then usa wanted to beat the ussr so kennedy increased nasa funding a lot and congress agreed today there is no competitor directely challenging them so politicians seem uninterested and hence less funding also in the current artemis program parts are made all over the USA and europe, this leads to compatibility and transport issues add to this the government bureaucracy and u get several delays and cost overruns