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Sputnik: beep Americans: Communist Secret Code, no Doubt.

The USSR was first in space, and in the beginning continued to lead the space race. But, the USA grabbed the brass ring and ended the race, before the deadline set by Kennedy.

@@Vector_Ze No they did not, there was no rocket able to lift 2 stage mission(with lander that was able to get back to Eart) and the 3 stage mission would need computer able to control the trajectory of the lander to go back to the ship on the orbit... Most of the "Moon rocks" distributed to ViPs all over the world are not from Moon... it was not posible to tell that in the 1970 but with modern tools it is. Tape from first landing->destroyed. Space-X rockets with modern komputer and modern algorithms were strugling to land empty rocket for how many months and how many times? All training simulators for Moon landing crashed and idea of using them labeled as too dangerous(because they did not have modern electronics that would made that posible...). But lets forget about last 50 years of IT and that best computer back then was million times weaker than worst PC sold today and programed in time when IT was in its infancy and most of efficient algorithms were unknown to the programers...

@@Bialy_1 Ohhhhh Myyyy Gawwwwdddd!

@@Bialy_1 saturn 5?

@@Bialy_1 lol get a job rtard

Density of the upper atmosphere and transmision of radio waves via ionosphere. The other stuff was done by american satelite...

@@Bialy_1 not really. Before the ever first american satelite launched, soviets launched Sputnik 2 that not only had Lajka abord, But also carried way more scientifical instruments. It was able to measure radiation In outer Space, study micrometeorites And way more.

where and how does one access the information captured regarding atmosphere ion composition, solar wind, magnetic fields and cosmic rays?

*Translation: "Was it something I said?"*

@@KHH595 not necessarily stole the V2 itself I think they also had Germans working with them as well because it wasn't just the US that got all the scientist. Also they were completely different Engines by that point the Soyuz used RD-107 engines which were vastly different from the V2s engines which during allied testing had lots of issues during flight. The first idea of a Liquid filled rocket was intended for space travel and was a Russian named Konstantin Eduardovich Tsiolkovsky. The first test of a Liquid fueled rocket was from an American Robert H. Goddard in 1926. The 2 Germans Hermann Oberth and a student of his Wernher von Braun worked further on rocket engineering I think but may not be correct. Germany also had the VfR which was testing rockets from 1927 to 1934. It received funding for a bit from the German Empire but eventually dissolved as no funding was found later on. If you dive deep into the Beginning of rocketry it wasn't just the same GERMANY DID EVERYTHING they only continued the work further on. The Bazooka used in ww2 was actually tested much earlier and Goddard was the guy doing it in 1918. It's also the same with everyone just repeating the AK is am STG which is not even close. They only took the idea of an assault rifle but mechanically it was way closer mechanically to the M1 Garand, the STG is a tilting bolt while the Garand and AK function off a rotating bolt which is far more robust.

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@@theghostinthemirror8158 Hahahahah Atleast RUSSIA IS FIRST IN EVERYTHING IN SPACE... EXCEPT MOON. RUSSIA WIN! URAH!!!!

CJ ChaveZ ?

Sputnik: Beep Americans: How dare the Soviets make technological advancements!

yes they did, but as you will note in my narration, I'm not saying that the “backward peasants” stereotype was correct, but that is how many people in the USA felt that that time. Clearly they were not correct. David Hoffman-filmmaker

@@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker The film itself is fine. I'm a history buff & get frustrated with westerners WWII narrative, that's all. I know at the time it was the cold war & the Soviets replaced the Third Reich for the darkest of evils in the western world. Westerners had low opinions of the North Vietnamese as well & look what they did. Western hubris angers me, that's all. I thought the documentary itself was fine.

this proves that capitalists don't care about the poo but only money and themselves

Marc The Savage SCREW OFF COMMIE!

@@nowhereman6019 all he said was "beep" you ignorant fool.

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Not much changed since then, murricans are as arrogant as dumb as they used to be. It's really funny to see how they try to reason with their own fears:"Lol russia is backward country no way they can beat us" yet you constantly hear about evil ruskies being a treat to a the might murrica, seems a logical fallacy, if your enemy is weak, then why worry about them? Surely backward country couldn't rig the elections, or you wanna tell me that the backward peasants are now the worl'ds most powerful hackers? and list goes on.

@@machinegear7221 you are comparing something that was said 60-70 years ago and an election that happened 2 years ago.... and you want to talk about "logical fallacies". Are you a nationalist? You sure sound like one.

@@grantbiteman306 So what if it was said 60-70 years ago? it's the same kind of sentiment you see and hear everyday about Russia from western news, westerners consider us like some subhumans that can't do anything right, yet somehow they manage to be a serious treat to murrican security, even manage to rig elections with their magical hacking skills, yeah seems legit.

​@@machinegear7221 uhhh people are pretty neutral toward Russia here these days. Don't listen to the media they are propagandistic thinking it's still the 80s/90s. Calling Russians "backwards peasants" would be looked down upon as a ridiculous statement. They are just normal people like anywhere who want to live happy lives. NOW your govt. are a different story. You have a leader who assassinates people who talk bad about him. You guys need to fix that. Though like I said you sound big into Putin and probably believe whatever he or your govt. tells you. I sure don't believe my govt, especially in the age of the internet when you can fact check with ease, and I don't think anyone reasonable really does. IDK if you've noticed but both USA and Russia NEED their citizens to hate other countries with their THEM VS US narrative. Gets them re-elected and their citizens scared thinking the other country's people want to kill them. It's one HUGE circle jerk.

Dude sounds like an ass. Bitch at the government, not the people.

America and its allies is still number one, though :P

As the movie says, it was also to show their scientific dominance and strength. There was no other purpose to Sputnik. It served no purpose and they could have launched an ICBM without the satellite on it. That's just the short explanation. I am sorry but time does not allow me to answer you in detail. David Hoffman - filmmaker

Uh... the Soviets congratulated and appreciated Western technological feats at every step. The US didn't. This culture of toxic apology needs to stop.

They created first satellite but also surpassed the Pentagon

I'm glad someone else noticed it.

Since 1917, my friend

@@KHH595 Yeah, but back when Sputnik was launched, the entire American media was freaking out about it And in modern times, the only ones freaking out about spy satellites are articles of conspiracy theorists

I don't know whether or not your facts are correct but I do know that Sputnik was the first artificial satellite that we all could see all thought that we could see around the planet. David Hoffman filmmaker

it wasn't about the satellite, it was about how that technology that we didn't have, could be used.

FreeLearnclass ya I guess, but I think with all the problems the Soviets had with the N-1 I think America would win assuming they didn't take like any longer than 5 more years.

Most Americans at the time couldn't accurately describe the size or weight of an atomic warhead, and they reasoned that if the Russians could send up a satellite, they could just as easily drop a bomb into our backyards. Or at least they could send up a satellite that would spy on us in our backyards. Regardless, the country at that time was in the grips of a Backyard Gap.

Setebos that is russian bullshit propaganda. American know all from atomic revolution, because they invented the FEAR from SCI FI Films (after they destroy JAPAN with nanking lie with british help, and with Germany nuclear bullshit hoax AMERICA invent nuclear hoax, JAPAN was bombed With NAPALM, no nuclear weapon.

@@futbolparatodos8658 why do you think that the American's didn't nuke japan? One napalm bomb (even if it was VERY large) would not be able to level a city. And what do you think happend with the Manhattan project?

@John K they had

@John K They planned to go to moon, but they rockets always failed. These were the schedules: Launch schedulesEdit As of 1967, the L1/L3 launch schedules were: UR-500K(Proton)/L1(Zond) program 2P: Develop Block D stage (February or March 1967)3P: Develop Block D stage (March 1967)4L: Uncrewed lunar flyby (May 1967)5L: Uncrewed lunar flyby (June 1967)6L: Crewed lunar flyby (June or July 1967)7L: Crewed lunar flybys (August 1967)8L: Crewed lunar flybys (August 1967)9L: Crewed lunar flybys (September 1967)10L: Crewed lunar flybys (September 1967)11L: Crewed lunar flybys (October 1967)12L: Crewed lunar flybys (October 1967)13L: Reserve spacecraft N1/L3 program 3L: Develop LV & Blocks G&D (September 1967)4L: Reserve5L: LOK/LK uncrewed (December 1967)6L: LOK/LK uncrewed (February 1968)7L: Crewed LOK/uncrewed LK (April 1968)8L: Crewed LOK/uncrewed LK (June 1968)9L: Crewed LOK/uncrewed LK with LK lunar landing (August 1968)10L: First crewed lunar landing (September 1968)11L: Reserve12L: Reserve

All imperfect beings shall be sterilized

"Technically, it's hebephilia"

LOL you made me laugh. Russia is not even close to USSR. Never compare Russia with Soviets. Gorbachev destroyed it all.

@李上尉第二排 yup. But the moon is the only achivement that is yet to ne repeated

In Nevada

There’s a reason for this other than the “America was better and had superior technology” myth: After the subsequent disaster of Soyuz 1 and Sergei Korolev’s death, the Soviet Space Program took a pretty devastating blow, and a lot of future missions were cancelled and the moon landing plans scrapped. If it had continued as it had, Alexei Leonov could have been the first man on the moon.

@@nicovinas the Russians were first on the moon to.not by humans but dy technics.Lunahod in western known as lunik(лунаход)they brought first parts of the moonground back to the earth.After that they disided to go on to venus

@@nicovinas Mainly to how dangerous and expensive it is.

i agree

They won the first half, we won the second half

@@sol2544 I mean they sent the first man to space, the first woman to space, the first man made satellite, the first man to do EVA, the first satellite to the moon and the first rover to the moon. All Americans did was a half assed save of their pride and I say half assed because I consider the Gemini incident a grand failure. The rest of the Apollo missions were pretty good but we're the same thing overall.

@@antibioticslogic3198 Getting a man to the moon and back is an order of magnitude more complex than any of Russia's firsts.

@@sol2544 the point of a race is to be first not second

@Hero Brine you cant even get a metal ball up there first

I'm not afraid of a bleeping sphere.

One word: McCarthyism

A lot of propaganda from that era.

They stole land so now they live paranoid that someone will steal it back

If you watch other clips from this film you will understand the nature of the panic in America. David Hoffman - filmmaker

Sputnik actually means "co traveler"

A bit like America then.

JonsTunes this country built everything in the 50s 60s and 70s

But you left out that there were five Sputniks only 2 actually made an orbit why are you not aware of this

@@iron60bitch62 I was talking about modern day.

Take your meds schizo.

I mean Sputnik 2 got into orbit, but Laika died :(