"14 минут до старта" - Soviet Cosmonaut Song

[@johnburt1172]

On the 4th of October 1957, my late wife's class was interrupted by the news that a satellite had been launched into orbit.No-one in the room was disappointed or frightened to hear that it had been done by "the enemy" - every one of them was simply delighted to hear that it had been done by the human race.

[@kanakattack4408]

Cool

[@robertbuc8082]

Thats the point human mankind

[@Cybernaut551]

Based.

[@generalkenobi6687]

@@Cybernaut551 Your comment is a proof that the human body can still function after the total death of all brain cells

[@OhioMan1854]

@@generalkenobi6687 Based

[@pawekoodziej6556]

60 years ago Gagarin became the first man to get a space flight. On board of the Vostok 1 spaceship he flew around the Earth and successfolly landed after 108 minutes in space

[@chataignevendemiaire]

Actually 109 minutes.

[@udith]

Replace he with we

[@oitubeman1019]

Landed*

[@jimboonie9885]

_C C C P_

[@takashi.mizuiro]

cool

[@Pikaling3408]

60 years ago today the historical space flight of Yuri Gagarin has happened becoming the first human in space

[@eaglecrab8351]

Even tho I hope that this won't happen... I still think most of people will forget who he is and what he done.

[@charlesjakesamadan4008]

@@eaglecrab8351 It's sad to know that Yuri was getting Forgotten... I asked some Friends along and they thought the first Man on Space was Neil Armstrong

[@СавваЦвентарный]

Yes!!! I love Russa

[@rudra20048]

Neil Armstrong is remembered more than Yuri Gagarin

[@Balticball]

@@eaglecrab8351 Greetings from Russia! In post-Soviet countries, he is remembered and will be remembered

[@WTFCDFoxy]

I find this as an inspiration for humanity.

[@fridayyy.2102]

True. I heard you were a Marxist?

[@GeneralissimusStalin17]

@@fridayyy.2102 ig Foxy is still one

[@tatarkhan33]

You here

[@fridayyy.2102]

@@GeneralissimusStalin17 Ok, I watched a bit of your video glad to see you here

[@charlesjakesamadan4008]

@@GeneralissimusStalin17 I see you everywhere

[@valerkis8280]

When your school's official name is Gagarin

[@pierregutierrez9372]

Ha-ha... 😂

[@charlesjakesamadan4008]

*So you Blasted this*

[@mishutka4756]

Гагарин

[@valerkis8280]

@@mishutka4756 exactly my bratan

[@childyup.9575]

да.

[@popeofrei4124]

Now the Red planet gets a whole different meaning

[@charlesjakesamadan4008]

The USSR was accually the First Country to Reach Mars So that's a Fun Fact

[@charlesjakesamadan4008]

@@AceCreedmore November 1, 1962, was the first probe of the Soviet Mars probe program to achieve interplanetary orbit.

[@tyomikshkolnik7988]

@@AceCreedmore ? Did they send rice to the moon or wha?

[@historyeditz8326]

@@AceCreedmore no,it's 4th maybe.

[@cristian427]

XDDD

[@pls-no-punterino7095]

Regardless of ideology, this was a massive achievement for Humanity. I find it such a waste that the space race was secondary to the arms race.

[@xelenskiyzuy]

"regardless of ideology"? There was no communism in Soviet Union, there was socialism -> communism which helped USSR achieve all of this. And if western people hate socialism/communism just because Stalin killed many people then thats dumb as fuck.

[@throwfascistsintopits3062]

@@xelenskiyzuy He clearly killed not enough. 😎

[@indianshrek4299]

@@throwfascistsintopits3062 If Stalin had taken responsibilities on those Western cucks, we wouldn't have such a horrible world

[@sigmaballsnetwork]

@@throwfascistsintopits3062 based

[@emperorstorm3266]

@@xelenskiyzuy while I'm not a fascist or nazi and I hate that ideology but by the way you say it fascism/nazism wasn't bad just because Hitler killed so many people.

[@arturg3333]

Alexandrov's choir could sing about idk, doing laundry and it would still be the most epic piece of music in the whole world.

[@Mr_Blah]

I would listen to them sing about paint drying

[@vasya5796]

Factssssss

[@veintrei2612]

I mean it would be epic if they sung about farming

[@enthusiastic_tank6752]

The French did, well they kinda do it all the time.

[@krieger8825]

@@veintrei2612 they already did

[@Bigglesworthicus]

"On the dusty paths of distant planets, our tracks will remain" I don't know why but that line makes me very emotional and makes the hairs on my arms stand on end

[@PieeM]

++

[@pumpkinlord1117]

Fun fact: The Soviets were the first to land something on Mars. The red planet.

[@distinctjackal9016]

Its called red for a reason...

[@russkayaimperiya5779]

@@distinctjackal9016 Yes, for scientific reasons, mars was once just like earth

[@distinctjackal9016]

@@russkayaimperiya5779 the presence of iron oxide gives mars a reddish-orange look

[@Huck5-7]

Debatable, while they did land a prove on mars it crashed on the surface, the US one operated.

[@I.am.not.in.your.house.or.am.I]

@@distinctjackal9016No. It’s simply the power of Communism that makes it red.

[@sherzli6493]

"I'm escaping to the one place that hasn't been corrupted by capitalism.....SPACE"

[@simonereckhaus]

it soon will be comrade, it soon will be : (

[@danubeisreallypeculiarrive7944]

@@simonereckhaus Not if Posaidists launch those recreational nukes. Shame they don't have any so they can't launch shit, but that's just cruel reality. (Please don't take this seriously.)

[@apersononlineyes6554]

@@simonereckhaus Hopefully....

[@il_vero_saspacifico6141]

Elon musk: "hello" We must stop Elon

[@il_vero_saspacifico6141]

And france too.

[@Айдаһар-щ5ф]

Вечная слава Героям космонавтики: инженерам, учёным, рабочим, солдатам, космонавтам и всем тем чей труд поднял род людской к звездам. Пусть имена их будут вечны.

[@ВладиславКузнецов-ж6у]

Только не св0л0чи Терешковой. Проголосовала за пенсионную реформу и обнуление Путина

[@ЕвгенийАлмазов-ш4х]

@@ВладиславКузнецов-ж6у ну причем же тут пенсионные реформы ?

[@AlexanderGorelik-yl2uy]

@@ЕвгенийАлмазов-ш4х Может потому, что личность, которую выбрали не столько за качества космонавта, сколько за умение красиво молоть языком, при этом быстро переобувающаяся в практически антиконституционное «православие является основой национальной и культурной самобытности России» и поддерживающая подобные законы, просто не может быть чествована подобным образом? Причем это мнение далеко не только моё.

[@ЕвгенийАлмазов-ш4х]

@@AlexanderGorelik-yl2uy что-то ты совсем не туда забежал . Мне без разницы на современную Терешкову , которая работает в гос-думе ! Да и вообще , говорили мы о том , как герои космонавтики покоряли космос , а не голосовали за Путина . Это сейчас вообще не к месту !

[@nukedukem6]

And props to the astronauts that went along, to follow the soviets on the way to the cosmos

[@bdawgrise6961]

I still love the fact that the Soviets we’re talking t among themselves and went, “what should we call out first satellite?” “How about we just call it satellite?” “That’s a great name!!!”

[@YouHaveAnApeHead]

Satellite 1, probably to rub it in to the West that they were the first in space, despite the West having German scientists and access to the V2 rocket, which was the most advanced rocket in the world, well until the Soviets shattered the American illusion that they were more technologically advanced.

[@_kitaes_]

first sattelite is not named after a sattelite, a sattelite is named after the first sattelite

[@Nauchnie-istorii-RU]

My grandmother lived in a village on the Volga. She was only nine years old. She saw a burning kameta in the sky and shouted to the whole village, "GAGARIN IS FLYING!" Then she told me this story for a long time. She's 72 now. She lives with us and tells us a lot of interesting stories from the countryside.

[@mrmakhno3030]

"I see it...The Earth is blue....It is covered by an eternal blue....How beautiful it is!" - The first human voice ever from Space -

[@hexagen3781]

Today is 12th of April, 2022. 61 years ago on this day, a man by the name of Yuri Gagarin, with the help of USSR space program, has become the first man to leave the atmosphere of Earth and enter Cosmos. In the Vostok capsule he circled around the planet’s orbit and returned back, setting a monumental achievement in human history. This event became one of the checkpoints in the space race and, of course, has inspired many, myself included. What I want to say, is that we all should remember what people were able to achieve that day. I want all of the people reading this, to remember time to time what the exploration of cosmos has given us - a cause. A cause greater than any war, a cause that united us and will unite us. I want you to remember this achievement as not one of USSR, Russia, of any country really, but one of humanity as a whole. This day, this achievement should serve as a reminder of what has already been done, and what can be done. Не дайте разборкам и войнам разрушить, что построили наши предки. Слава тем, кто смотрел, смотрит, и будет смотреть ввысь!

[@Yuri_Rus]

Long live Soviet cosmonautics and engineering 🚩 Одно из мировых советских достижений, всех с праздником.

[@sonofgreatsteppes9497]

И не только советских но и одно из достижений Человечества!!!

[@Breach-Clear]

@@РоманАсылгараев they didn't live long.

[@rapeisnatural]

@@РоманАсылгараев I think america might have them beaten on that.

[@frostyelkk]

@@rapeisnatural Beaten them on making the most important step to the stars? Last I checked, the СССР was the first to send a man to space.

[@rapeisnatural]

@@frostyelkk yeah but not the moon though

[@udith]

The song of human race

[@ok_man_kov4708]

You made me cry and happy

[@059adiandrianwidyadarmawan3]

Yeah i agree, unlike other soviet song that have Communist or philosophical meaning, this one actually represent the human curiosity of outer space

[@ok_man_kov4708]

@@059adiandrianwidyadarmawan3 yes.

[@e6st4z1]

@@059adiandrianwidyadarmawan3 But it was precisely thanks to the communist progressive ideas, which propagated materialistic ideas, and the interest of the entire Soviet people arose in the conquest of space, and not in religious-idealistic and dark ideas. Therefore, this song would not exist without communist ideas P.S. Sorry for bad english

[@kartikpoojari22]

@@e6st4z1 yeah I would agree with that instead of sticking to religious ideas like the right wing does they actually achieved something for the mankind and only if we seperate religion from politics then we would achieve so much but some ignorant right wing religious conservatives would never understand this we need progression and not sticking to ancient religions

[@aboy4846]

This should be the anthem of humanity.

[@T3nMiDGET5711]

Understandable

[@JoseRodriguez-pn8yj]

Specifically for space exploration*

[@stadtrepublikmulhausen4121]

I made french lyrics for the first part : Les carte spatial sont rangées dans la tablette, et le naviguateur verifie le chemin une dernierre fois. Allez les gars, chantons avant le decollage : on a encord quatorze minute avant le lancement. Je crois mon ami que les caravan fusée non lanceront en avant d'étoile a étoile. Dans le chemin poussiereux de distante planete notre empreinte reposeront. Dans le chemin poussiereux de distante planete notre empreinte reposeront.

[@JoseRodriguez-pn8yj]

@@stadtrepublikmulhausen4121 YES SIR 😤

[@MUCM]

@@stadtrepublikmulhausen4121 Les cartes spatiales sont rangées dans la tablette, et le naviguateur vérifie le chemin une dernière fois. Allez les gars, chantons avant le décollage : on a encore quatorze minutes avant le lancement ! Je crois, mon ami, que les fusée es caravanes Nous lanceront en avant d'étoile à étoile. Dans le chemin poussiéreux de distantes planètes Nos empreintes reposeront ! Dans le chemin poussiéreux de distantes planètes Nos empreintes reposeront ! got rid of a few spelling mistakes

[@saintpresterpare2951]

The winner of space race are not US nor USSR, it's the humanity.

[@PatrikVolkov1994]

It's the USSR

[@saintpresterpare2951]

Who was the first one says Moon landing was a goal for space races? I really curious. Soviet did have a robot on multiple planets already, wasn't it a better thing than a risk of human life? We tend to think that wireless things are better so they improve to make wireless more efficient, but why not same with the Moon landing? I really curious about this, no ideology involved

[@Roby_G]

@Polish & French Nationalist the soviets landed on the moon first (the Luna 9)

[@vojtasmejda1254]

@Polish & French Nationalist NASA litteraly lost three times more cosmonauts than Intercosmos... And landing on the moon was main goal? So exploration of space ended because some guy said his line on rock in space??? Oven if so, Soviet Union did it first (Luna 9)...

[@iplaygames8090]

@Evening Inchworm USA was first to land a man on the moon. Theres a difference between being first there and sending a man first there.

[@РоссийскийКоммунист]

This song is visited not only by the USSR and our heroes, it is dedicated to the great world, great people, all nations! Love you! Hello from Russia ssr 🚩🚩🚩

[@ЗдравыйСмысл-э2ъ]

Да здравствует дружба народов! From Uz.SSR🚩🇺🇿

[@kanakattack4408]

Respect from Hawaii, USA

[@cubanreemachine9592]

Love from cuba. Arnaldo tamayo cuban cosmonaut hero of cuba and world.

[@cubanreemachine9592]

Cuba and russian former soviet republic we will always be freinds

[@burgherwithfrenchspies]

Respect from Texas!

[@Belgianmapping1830]

Although I’m a American I have to thank the Soviet Union for leading humanity to space

[@gameknightjek2640]

You leading her to the moon.

[@Belgianmapping1830]

@@gameknightjek2640 yes

[@user-com1917]

I wonder at which film studio they lead humanity into space ...

[@Yippie_Ka-Yo]

You shouldn't thank a nation, you should thank the people.

[@iplaygames8090]

@@user-com1917 in 1969 it was economically cheaper to film on site then to fake the moon landing

[@Makofueled]

It's April 12th 2023, happy 62nd anniversary to the cherished goal of a man reaching space.

[@PartyComrade]

Soviet Union: from medieval farms to outer space in only a few decades.

[@hravandil9993]

my great aunt loved the Soviets so much, she loved them with her entire heart, she learned russian and went to the USSR many times.

[@lalallama171]

Although they did a lot of bad things, they really helped mother Russia to her feet and helped her develop more

[@GeneralissimusStalin17]

From a backwater to a nuclear armed spacefaring superpower in 4 decades.

[@darykeng]

@@lalallama171 Who doesnt tho?

[@fridayyy.2102]

@@hravandil9993 true, clearly the west was using propaganda

[@m.t.vandersmookie1150]

There’s something lovely about USSR songs…. The voice is so majestic.

[@pumppump2675]

За 40 лет после революции,имея полностью разрушенную страну, весьма мрачное будущее,но СССР смог от аграрного государства дойти до первого человека в космосе. Великая сила общего труда! Слава нашим предкам!

[@arisuarisu7779]

Идеология СССР - всё во имя человека, всё для блага человека! И это работало .

[@pomortarakanov1418]

Про откат в колхозный феодализм надо упоминать. Принудиловку сдачи заготовок, отработок за трудодни-"палочки", прикрепление в условиях введения паспортной системы. И про массовый переход рабсилы колхозов и заводов на малодетные семьи не забывать. К 1987 году рождаемость в бывшем СССР сравнялась со смертностью.

[@Greatcommunistparty]

@@pomortarakanov1418 Только плохое и умеешь вспоминать?

[@pomortarakanov1418]

@@Greatcommunistparty Да ни Боже мой, гжатский первоход и космос раньше всех! Космос бесконечен. Никто не знает где(?) он начинается и где(?) заканчивается. Теперь антураж. Бабушка работала за пустые трудодни на колхоз-батюшку. Мама скиталась, снимая то углы у квартирных хозяек, то в "общагах". В 1962 СССР не собрал даже семенной фонд. Мама занимала очередь за хлебом в ночь, полночи дежурил у магазина отец. Действовали карточки на муку, масло и кусок колбасы. Цены на продукты пришлось поднять уже на следущий год после "победного корения", подавив кровью антисоветские выступления; затем начать закупки хлеба у проклятых буржуинов. Столовки украсились броскими плакатами "хлеба к обеду в меру бери, хлеб - драгоценность. им не сори!", ведь буржуинской валюты хронически не хватает. Рабочие дрались прямо за станками за операции с ещё непорезанными расценками. Что характерно, первой от "всего хорошего" драпанула номенклатура, явно не стоявшая в рабочей очереди за куском хлеба. Основные перегрузки несли на своих горбах пролетарские "гегемоны".

[@maxsafonov6557]

​@@pomortarakanov1418неполжиыая история про карточки в 67. Ещё расскажете?

[@AnimaDweller]

Yuri's flight into space was one of the greatest achievements for all mankind. He's a symbol, not of Soviet's might, but of humanity's triumph of reaching the stars.

[@RavenTeamLeaderr]

"On the dusty paths of distant planets, our footprints will remain" really has a certain feel to it that makes you patriotic and hopeful for the future, and also a slight existential moment on the cold vastness of space. I dont know exactly how to explain it but im sure people know what i mean.

[@fishyy5622]

Ingen always, without fail, finds the best versions of these songs

[@arsenalxploit7489]

amazing

[@matthewssilva4781]

Stalin is cringe, Zhdanov is chad

[@БогданИванов-ж6ф]

Хех... Папа Сталин

[@meteor7836]

Hooray for Stalin, hooray for the USSR 🚩

[@arsenalxploit7489]

@@БогданИванов-ж6ф Спасибо товарищ!

[@fridayyy.2102]

🚩Long Live the Motherland!

[@PS_GAMER24]

My grandma told me that she lived in a little yugoslavian village and only two peopole had tvs. and one of the tv owner called everybody in the village to watch yuri gagarin launch up in space. my grandma was 7 or something when that happend and she said that she couldnt relize that that was real.

[@nonameavailable8496]

Laika and Yuri are both heroes

[@SanjayKumar-jd3bv]

Real heroes more than great

[@Славяне-д2ж]

И Белка со Стрелкой

[@SanjayKumar-jd3bv]

@Medieval Mushroom bro that laika dog she is unforgettable bro .her sacrifice made me more tears . This thing I am anger about soviet .her sacrifice are great .but it hurts me more

[@РыцарьДляБедных]

They can't chose . Stop make unwiling like a good stuff! I BEG YOU ALL!

[@pixelchrome2]

@@РыцарьДляБедных I'm pretty sure Yuri did choose to fly into space and nobody cares about what non-sentient beings think

[@IndigenousRealGuy]

This song really fills you with a sense of melancholy. And a feel to unite for the progress of humanity.

[@MeinungMann]

This gives me some nostalgic feeling for some weird reason.... Почему-то я грущу из-за этой песни. Как будто бы вспоминаю что-то. Ностальгия по тому, где меня не было

[@MeinungMann]

@PowerZgamer I was reincarnated in Russia? Guess that explains my love for the country

[@MeinungMann]

@PowerZgamer if that's you in your profile picture then you probably don't look like one

[@tryambaknathjha7574]

@PowerZgamer don't Ukraine and Russia hate eachother since existence

[@aoaoaya1]

@@tryambaknathjha7574 since existence - no Since we two were one nation for centuries. Staring from Kievan Rus, into Tsardoms, Zaporozhian Cossacks serving Russian Tsar, to Russian Empire and then USSR. Yes, ngl, not always Ukrainians voluntarily lived together with Russians, but all this “Ukrainian independent movement” is a thing that started in 1918 when Empire collapsed. Before that Ukrainian language and culture did exist, but Ukrainians lived peacefully with Russians :)

[@javiermd4074]

Same bro, for me this song remind me of a 80's cartoon that i never watch.

[@Nightynight43]

Today, world’s largest airplane, it was, An-225 was destroyed during the war. The plane is made to carry first space shuttle of USSR, never finished programme, until nowadays. It’s a sorrowful to see that old unrealized dream is faded away, hope to be resurrected this as ancient dreamers had conceived like this song.

[@distinctjackal9016]

Actually the space shuttle, named buran, made one space flight and returned to earth fully automated. It was stored in a hangar after the collapse of the Soviet union and was destroyed when the roof collapsed on itself

[@DonDon45-i5h]

Shame 😭

[@iplaygames8090]

the planes name was mrija litteraly meaning dream

[@TheTrueAdept]

Crazily enough, the Ukrainian government and Antanov have pledged that they'll build a new one... after the current war.

[@iplaygames8090]

@ironsugar8690 and now both are destroyed, one in a brothers war, the other due to negligence. The fall of the spviet union indeed was like the fall of rome. Leaving behind infrastructure and wonders of emgineering which started to fail as the states formed on its carcass lacked the money to maintain them. The ammount of orphan sources of radiation is also scary.

[@bowlingpin3092]

American... soviet... it matters not. It is not a Soviet accomplishment... it is a human accomplishment. Long live the human race!

[@fasfortub8702]

Нет, советское достижение, пока капиталистические США грабили мир и укрепляли свою власть, советское управление обществом дало идею развития человечества и развивало, ваше так называемое человечество, а капиталистическое управление даёт нам только миллиардеров и миллионеров и не забудем про бедноту и тлен

[@Shiptahay]

​@@fasfortub8702Что же тогда такое безгрешное государство ращвалилось? И пожалуйста без шизотеорий о том что "ну эээ,запад плохой,значит он и развалил... эээ,да Ельцин и Горбачёв-предатели родины..... ээээ,даааа ..."

[@Sam026b]

@@fasfortub8702 В СССР не всё, конечно, было идеальным, но если взглянуть на сороколетнее развитие (учитывая состояние страны после многих войн), то порицать всё коммунистическое - глупо. К сожалению как раз капиталистам заводить в головы сограждан тараканов очень выгодно.

[@TCOphox]

Yuri Gagarin, the first man crazy enough to agree to be strapped to a rocket and encircle earth multiple times. This music piece sounds oddly relaxing too. I love it.

[@popeofrei4124]

For a soviet man this is nothing... that's why this Song is so calm

[@eaglecrab8351]

Why crazy? The astronaut is the best from the best! They are never crazy, especially the first of them. He is a hero not a madman. Maybe in Hollywood there is a bunch of "mad" heroes but that's not working in reality.

[@guscooks]

Do you think he had a choice?

[@薔薇-k2m]

SixtyFourAndBefore Yes he did, he could just be a pilot for the rest of his life, but he agreed to train to be a cosmonaut.

[@kinsakana]

@@eaglecrab8351 *Cosmonaut

[@quisqueyanguy120]

Eternal glory to Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space!

[@constantinethegreat6713]

And the space achievements of Valentina Tereshkova, Alexei Leonov, Pavel Popovich and Gherman Titov

[@kanakattack4408]

And to all the men who paved the way for space travel! Regardless if American or Soviet!

[@Alex2C1]

In the first edition of the song Voinovich had written "let's smoke a sigarette before the launch" but Nikita Khruschev argued that "soviet cosmonauts don't smoke" and the phrase was replaced with "let's sing before the launch" :)

[@ruskithegreat1585]

Russia actually has a holiday to commemorate this called "Cosmonauts day" which I presume is why you posted it on that day specifically

[@Sam026b]

Not exactly a holiday (those are in the beginning of May with Workers' day, Victory day, which often sums up to an entire week), but, as it says in the video's description, a commemoration of the first man in space.

[@frittomisto153]

honor to the soviet people, in fifty years they went from the middle ages to space

[@EngeLe126]

Que hermosa canción, la he escuchado tiempo atrás en voz de Vladimir Troshin, y me cautivó el tono; jamás imaginé de que hablaría la letra y ahora que lo veo es realmente inspiradora. :´) Thanks for the translation!!

[@james_poika3186]

When the soviets sent the first satellite into space the americans where scared but when the Americans landed a man to space the soviets congratulated them but it was the achievement of mankind.

[@loyalybrantsinc2599]

Because in general, Russia (the USSR) did not conduct propaganda at the level of feature films like: "Russians will come and rape you, your wife, your dog and a tree near the house because they are COMMUNISTS!!! and Russians." as a result, the inhabitants of the USSR saw in the inhabitants of the West victims of capital, and in russians and social. Block in general, the West saw a multi-million zone of maniacs only wanting to kill the population of some small town, such as Rock-springs . And as a result, when the United States could not become the first in space, did not send 1 person into space, the population thought that EVERYTHING! They are finished, now the fucking commi will jump from their companion directly into the cities and will kill, rape and take their lives!!! Aaaaaaa!!!!!!!

[@john.dough.9423]

@@loyalybrantsinc2599 This is unreadable

[@brickfilalextv466]

@@john.dough.9423 He simply spoke in Russian and translated the text for the Americans through a translator. All clear?

[@oofy_emma1072]

@@john.dough.9423 skill issue tbh

[@ChristianNationalist654]

Source?

[@Omegathyst]

Nevertheless of which side of the Cold War you were on, there's no denying that getting into space was a monumental achievement for not the Soviet Union; but humanity.

[@Sumautisticguy]

I wasn’t born back then and I hate both sides but I agree

[@Maxim_Kuzin]

ВСЕХ С ДНЁМ КОСМОНАВТИКИ!!!✊✊✊

[@HomophobeWolf]

Ура! Следующая остановка - Марс!

[@Maxim_Kuzin]

@@HomophobeWolf Как говорил великий К.Э. Циолковский: "Москва - Луна, Калуга - Марс"✊

[@АрсенийКостин-с2и]

И вас тоже товарищ

[@roxout5743]

oh hey, i watched your videos

[@erikplaysgames8238]

Happy cosmonaut day my comrades USSR: 🇷🇺🇺🇦🇧🇾🇦🇿🇦🇲🇪🇪🇱🇹🇱🇻🇬🇪🇰🇿🇹🇯🇰🇬🇹🇲🇺🇿🇲🇩 Satellite state : 🇵🇱🇨🇿🇸🇰🇷🇴🇧🇬🇭🇺 (East Germany🇩🇪) Others: 🇲🇳🇨🇺🇨🇳🇻🇳🇰🇵

[@redwoodpartisan2433]

🇱🇹

[@chapayev6787]

It seems to me that the Baltic countries are ready to abandon this event in their own history, if only to have no memories of the USSR.

[@nullificated]

🚩🇺🇦🚩

[@Joseph_Stalin1940]

🇷🇺🇬🇪

[@account8842]

❤👍

[@sentientcapitalism3889]

Love the Soviets or hate them, they truly won the space race and this song is an absolute banger

[@Gxhbro]

Heck yea

[@Jawsh5]

except they didnt

[@sentientcapitalism3889]

@@Jawsh5 I think you need to do some research

[@Jawsh5]

@@sentientcapitalism3889 i think you dont know anything about the soviet union

[@sentientcapitalism3889]

@@Jawsh5 they went to space first, so therefore they won

[@shermik]

За душу берет... Плакать хочеться с самого начала музыки) 😢😖😊

[@ЗдравыйСмысл-э2ъ]

Я рили заплакал

[@YouHaveAnApeHead]

"Orbiting Earth in the spaceship, I saw how beautiful our planet is, let us preserve and increase this beauty, not destroy it.” - Yuri Gagarin

[@goldenbough56]

"Under our ideology, of course."

[@YouHaveAnApeHead]

@@goldenbough56 idk man smn tells me Capitalism isn't great at protecting Earth

[@goldenbough56]

@@YouHaveAnApeHead i wonder how good socialism and communism have been at that task either

[@YouHaveAnApeHead]

@@goldenbough56 compare Chinese CO² emissions to the US. And don't include factories from European countries, I'm not dumb enough to be tricked by number games.

[@goldenbough56]

@@YouHaveAnApeHead huh? What are you trying to say here? All i'm saying is capitalism and socialism both don't have environmental issues as main aspects of their ideology, that of them are inherently destructive to the environment since to survive both have to use resources. Especially to compete with other countries and ideologies.

[@-socialcredit]

When the American boasts about winning the space race, so you remind him that you sent a dog to space long before they sent even 1 man

[@tidaltracker3175]

Also the Soviets sent a person and woman

[@isd4154]

Well about that...

[@fridayyy.2102]

The Americans were simply jealous so they decided to win by going to the moon.

[@darthbased1930]

@@fridayyy.2102 No, we planned to land on the moon alongside with the Soviets, but then Kennedy was killed sadly.

[@fridayyy.2102]

@@darthbased1930 Ok better to my history lessons then

[@CrimsonSoldat1311]

From a feudal and underdeveloped backwater, to a space faring superpower with free education, housing, and health care, all within 40 years. What an astonishing and monumental achievement, 40 years… from nothing, to the second most powerful state on the planet. What a damn shame, we look back to a flawed and trying time. We learn from the faults and failures, and we build anew, better and greater than before. “Glory to those who look forward, Glory to those who go forward!”

[@marcopolo2395]

Teacher in 2050: Kids, we must hurry in a few minutes we will catch the rocket to Mars. Girls:Ewwww its so dusty there Boys:

[@lepimond4605]

Considering the speed with which cosmic travel is developing, it should be more like 2250, unfortunately. But yeah, still a nice comment.

[@risgilz13]

Will boys in 2050 still remember soviet union?

[@sammybeaver9130]

@@risgilz13 the soviet union will never be forgotten

[@charlesjakesamadan4008]

@@sammybeaver9130 Will Never be

[@ianeons9278]

@WKOnbNK-nEnPEKOH No, it would be more like 2085-2090. SpaceX will have humans on Mars in 6 years and 1 Million living on Mars by 2050-2062.

[@yudianiyani2571]

glory for the one who look forward !!!

[@shahanshahpolonium]

I am Indian and my country and USSR had excellent relations. Even today he is my inspiration. It is a shame that we lost him so early

[@understorymainchannel8326]

Hello fellow Indian

[@shahanshahpolonium]

@@understorymainchannel8326 yoo

[@understorymainchannel8326]

@@shahanshahpolonium hello. I honestly don't like the USSR but I can respect them for atleast trying to help other countries at times.

[@shahanshahpolonium]

@@understorymainchannel8326 why u dont like ussr bruh

[@ghandithesupremeleader9740]

@@understorymainchannel8326 lol helping but also blackmailing them at the same time like why would you do that?

[@suddencucumber5994]

СССР: дети мечтают стать космонавтами, учёными, первооткрывателями, инженерами, и т.п. 2022: "хочу в тикток"

[@sneed2600]

we must reinstate USSR for more advance less cringe

[@distinctjackal9016]

СЛАВА СССР!!!

[@АрсенийКостин-с2и]

Печальнаяправда

[@RDE_Fun_Games]

Coms

[@kit_s_Liberia]

@@sneed2600 сидишь на своем запад и сиди дальше а не возродить СССР ему надо сначала подучи что там было а потом сравнивай

[@zongaaa6673]

Soviet music truly was something out of this world

[@lalallama171]

Literally

[@eybaza6018]

I hate almost all aspects of Soviet Union, except for the music, which is true bangers.

[@JoseRodriguez-pn8yj]

@@eybaza6018 So what do you hate about State Capitalism led by a vanguard party that at least pretends to protect our class interests and pretends to use sociology?

[@elrichderriesenkonig9371]

@@eybaza6018 The west peoples hate soviet because they make a fair world for every races on earth be like:

[@boranates1320]

​@ironsugar86902 years late my guy

[@iqmi_3]

0:01 Заправлены в планшеты Космические карты, И штурман уточняет в последний раз маршрут! Давайте ка ребята, Споёмте перед стартом, У нас ещё в запасе 14 минут! 0:25 Я верю друзья, Караваны ракет, Помчат нас вперёд, от звезды до звезды! На пыльных тропинках, Далёких планет, Останутся наши следы! 0:40 *На пыльных тропинках, Далёких планет, Останутся наши следы!* 0:49 Когда нибудь с годами Припомним мы с друзьями, Как по дорогам звёздным, Вели мы первый путь! 0:56 Как первыми сумели Достичь заветной цели, И на родную землю со стороны взглянуть! 1:06 Я верю друзья, Караваны ракет, Помчат нас вперёд от звезды до звезды! На пыльных тропинках, Далёких планет, Останутся наши следы! 1:20 *На пыльных тропинках, Далёких планет, Останутся наши следы!* 1:29 Давно нас ожидают Далёкие планеты, Холодные планеты, Безмолвные поля! 1:36 Но ни одна планета, Не ждёт нас так как эта, Планета дорогаааая, По имени земляяя! 1:48 Я верю друзья, Караваны ракет, Помчат нас вперёд от звезды, до звезды! На пыльных тропинках, Далёких планет, Останутся наши следы! 1:56 *На пыльных тропинках, Далёких планет, Останутся наши следы!* *музыкальная пауза* 2:28 Я верю друзья, Караваны ракет, Помчат нас вперёд, От звезды до звезды! На пыльных тропинках, Далёких планет, Останутся наши следы! 2:44 *На пыльных тропинках, Далёких планет, Останутся наши следы!* Старался для вас, поставьте лайк пожалуйста. Продвигая комментарий, его смогут увидеть больше людей.

[@jtsmith1817]

As an American, I think we should give the Soviets more credit for what they did in Space. Besides, they did a lot more space exploration than we did, while WE were busy being the so-called “Peacemakers” (Yes I know we did space exploration but still), even though we and the Soviets nearly made the Human population go extinct by making the foolish decision to do a nuclear war against each other, which didn’t happen thankfully because we and they realized that the earth will cease to exist. Anyways, even the (sadly forgotten in Western culture) legend himself, Yuri Gagarin deserves at least more credit for his amazing career in space than just Neil Armstrong! (And yet, we give Neil credit more than Gagarin just because he went to the moon first) He was crazy enough, but in a good way to fly around space so many times, the first would be 109 minutes. It’s still sad that we lost him so early..

[@ARGWARUS]

Hi me

[@Валерий-у9ф]

Вас там не было

[@Sam026b]

And the Soviet Union did this in forty years after revolution, with the country being crippled by the First World war, the civil war, the Second World war. The Soviet Union was not perfect, but communism can't be rejected entirely with such progress.

[@oscarfromsamara]

Hello brothers from the West, I do not know if you celebrate the day of space exploration, but we are very pleased to know that you know our day of cosmonautics, respect to you🇷🇺❤🇺🇸❤ 🇬🇧❤🇪🇺❤🇨🇦

[@accuratehistory3002]

Hello brothers from the East! In the US we unfortunately do not celebrate this day (Well not all of us). Honestly it isn’t even mentioned much in School, which is such a shame. I give respect to you for being part of the nation that pioneered space exploration and led a lasting mark on the world forever. 🇺🇸❤️🇷🇺

[@positivecool395]

@@accuratehistory3002 Russia and the United States must have good relations with each other. Together, our countries can achieve a lot in all spheres of life for the benefit of all mankind.But, unfortunately, politicians do not understand this or do not want to understand it. Best wishes for strong friendship between our countries. Greetings from Russia :) 🇷🇺🤝🇺🇸

[@fridayyy.2102]

We do sometimes celebrate the Apollo 11 landing. Congratulations to the Soviets and Americans for being the first in space. From the UK 🇬🇧❤🇺🇸❤🇷🇺

[@fridayyy.2102]

@@positivecool395 True. I am anti-NATO due to this and we must look to the present, not the past. We can't have hatred of one another just because of ideological differences. As they say, 'United we stand, Divided we fall'

[@Maxx5005]

@@fridayyy.2102 I totally agree with you 🇷🇺♥🇬🇧♥️🇺🇸 my friend. The British did the very right and clever thing to leave a useless organization like the EU. The EU is trying to impose its decision on all countries, contrary to the interests of other countries. NATO and the EU are always trying to escalate the tension between the West and the East. I hope that our politicians will establish good and trusting relations between our countries, from a political point of view. Because ordinary Russians, British or Americans have no problem with each other. Best regards from Russia :) Together we are strong.

[@Kalashnikov413]

Happy 60th anniversary of the first human space travel by Yuri Gagarin

[@timothya.g.991]

Happy Cosmonauts Day 2022!

[@maupau87gaming43]

This song is not about USSR only it’s about people going to space

[@iswitchedsidesforthiscat]

YES!!!

[@DonDon45-i5h]

Thanks for the useless clarification

[@maupau87gaming43]

@@DonDon45-i5h shut up

[@l.namedcomrade6568]

Моя бабушка говорила мне, что когда она провожала своего брата в армию(она жила в многодетной семье) ее братья пели эту песню, проважая солдата на службу

[@ИванПирогов-ы4щ]

А ещё говорят "отсталая держава".Если бы дали спокойно развиваться, то уже сейчас бы летали на Луну на постоянке, а не ради космической гонки

[@tekus7751]

Я думаю летали бы даже дальше

[@ідеальниймудрець]

Это пропаганда банальная, если бы все было так то документы о Гагарине давно бы рассекретили:)

[@sir_farzam]

man this line ''long are we awaited by distant planets,cold worlds,silent fields,but not one of the planet is waiting for us as this precious planet named earth'' always for some reason make me shed a tear it makes me forget every single chaos in our planet ethinic or national problems it makes me think we all are one nation one people and one race the human race.

[@SevGado]

And we are comrade

[@subabishorts]

🥺

[@maria_54fzidjk87]

Вот это должны слушать люди.😭

[@Егор-и6г5у]

слава савецкім навукоўцам, касманаўтам і іншым

[@nintendobich7557]

Вы беларусь?

[@Товарищ_Инквизитор]

@@nintendobich7557 Да

[@lebed-lev]

+

[@danilanik-limedude]

🇧🇾🇧🇾🇧🇾🇧🇾🇧🇾🇧🇾🇧🇾

[@Rimworld-w3k]

🇷🇺❤️🇧🇾

[@tn95200]

Last time I was this early the NEP hadn't even start.

[@NathanDudani]

Indeed, although it's too bad that collective state ownership of property is a vulgar attempt at communism individual that renders all no freer than in a society with the private ownership of it.

[@tn95200]

@@NathanDudani Communism is not the abolition of private property.

[@Kolokommouna]

@Eros Matthew Montallana the makhnovists did 1% commune building and 99% stealing and failing spectacularly on everything

[@myreply1714]

With such music, a man can have some hope for the future of humanity!

[@gabeworks_]

Soviets won the space race, don't even try to cope

[@LarryWater]

They won the space race, but not the moon race.

[@A-n_onymous]

​@@LarryWaterНо США как высадились на луну и объявили себя Победителем в космической гонке

[@Space_core85763]

@@Sergey_0001 *Станцией "Мир"

[@ChristianNationalist654]

Womp womp

[@fasfortub8702]

Не забываем как Советская власть продавала американцам космические технологии, без их не знаю как быстро бы и с какой попытки достигли бы американцы луны

[@MedvedeM]

"Заправлены в планшеты космические карты"..., а ведь смысл, спустя 70 лет, не поменялся! :)

[@abdullahchhab2325]

I don't get the original meaning. Can you please explain it to me?

[@loafius]

@@abdullahchhab2325 What part exactly didn't you understand? Literally, it's something like "The cosmic maps were fueled into tablets".

[@vonbluhm7201]

​@abdullahchhab2325 the word "планшет" means both a tablet and a plot board. Since there were no tablet PCs at the time of that song, that word means the plot boards.

[@Корольишут-х3ч]

С днем космонавтики, друзья!! В этот день 62 года назад Юрий Алексеевич Гагарин впервые вышел на орбиту Земли, впервые увидел ее со стороны. Это был поразительный героизм, полететь за пределы Земли, в неизвестность. Я думаю, что это служит доказательством того, что человек при должном упорстве и знании может все. еще раз с праздником!

[@ianeons9278]

60 years ago right now Yuri Gagarin had just left the atmosphere

[@ollieoxenfree6317]

The lyrics are beautiful, such a great song filled with hope for tomorrow.

[@Toxic_Man_]

Once upon a time, Yuri Gagarin and Neil Armstrong said that this is a technological breakthrough and everyone can fly in space and this will become commonplace! I'm sorry Yura !

[@ashmarten2884]

This song makes me WAY too sad. When I was younger I was super into spaceflight, but as I grew older and saw Musk and all the other capitalists take it over, it lost all appeal. This brings back memories of when I perceived spaceflight as a egalitarian quest for humanity. May the Soviet Union and all who saw a brighter future live on in our hearts.

[@starcatcherksp1517]

Musk also wants to make his company international, it's just that the US government doesnt allow for it.

[@owenbagwell8997]

@@starcatcherksp1517 maybe, but it would be just another thing to privatize :(

[@kinderfett5259]

Musk has done some very revolutionary things, this made many people get into Spaceflight.

[@stadtrepublikmulhausen4121]

@@kinderfett5259 personally I think that the capitalisation of spaceflight I inevitable but its way too early .It should still be a public endeavour for now.

[@g.gl.9428]

Прекрасное время, время достижений всего человечества, прекрасные люди.... мне 9 лет, я во втором классе и мы бежим с сестрой радостные домой из школы...

[@HamzaShafiq629]

😄

[@pillow60_yt75]

О у вас есть школа)

[@Twilightss]

ive never heard this song before but somehow it made me feel nostalfic, like something i used to remember dissapeared, its a good tune and stays in your mind long after you think you forgot it

[@jackuzi8252]

"Twelve men walked on the Moon during six Moon landings of the Apollo program between July 1969 and December 1972. All landed on the surface only once, and five missions consisted of two or more surface extravehicular activities (EVAs). Four of them are alive as of October 2024 with an average age of 91 years."--Wikipedia I'm writing this in 2024 and the last four will die of old age relatively soon. I'm much less certain that any more humans will ever walk on the surface of another body. I miss the optimism of those days.

[@matthewssilva4781]

Zhdanov yeets Suslov and Bukharina with this song: Suslov and Bukharina: *Mom pick me up I'm scared*

[@mcboat3467]

GO AWAY TNO MAKING POLITICS A MEME

[@matthewssilva4781]

@Eros Matthew Montallana based kardashev goes brrr

[@matthewssilva4781]

@@mcboat3467 no TNO is good

[@themrfredgold1891]

Tno reference

[@kalebyu6647]

Respect and RIP Gagarin. You are our legend.

[@swift1793]

This is the kind of music that makes me feel proud of mankind

[@КонстантинШуранов-л8е]

ПЕсня созидателей, песня мечтателей! Песня людей, строящих светлое будущее!... И как жестоко их предали их начальники...

[@ahmadrozaknurhidayat9754]

Юрий Гагарин был великим космонавтом СССР. Слава Юрию Гагарину....

[@ok_man_kov4708]

Happy cosmonautics day to everyone.

[@derhades7340]

So much hope in one song...

[@Hohlisosact]

С праздником, Товарищи🎉

[@internetstrangerstrangerofweb]

A very powerful way to start a song. Love it

[@Farzh-f4y]

После прослушивания этой замечательной песни у меня была тоска по несбывшиемуся будущему... хотя я не застал ни первый полет в космос, ни космической гонки, ни даже СССР. Только тоска о светлом будущем, космосе и времени которое я не застал. Я родился слишком поздно чтобы исследовать родную планету, и при этом слишком рано чтобы исследовать космос, меня это вгоняет в уныние. After listening to this wonderful song, I had a longing for an unfulfilled future... although I did not find either the first flight into space, or the space race, or even the USSR. Only longing for a bright future, space and time that I did not find. I was born too late to explore my home planet, and at the same time too early to explore space, it makes me sad

[@chfrqn4dl]

a someone who is a space nerd im pissed off at myself bc that i didnt know that april 12th was this 60th anniversary of the yuri gagarians space flight

[@ayvasovskiy6726]

Whaaat?! Man, dates like these are VERY important, do not consider yourself a space nerd if you do not know/care about early Soviet and American space programs!

[@chfrqn4dl]

@@ayvasovskiy6726 i was just doing other stuff and i never looked into when this date was

[@spaceflighthistory5362]

Yet most of people avoid celebrating this astonishing day. A day when a human has reached space for the very first time. But instead, the Internet was filled with the STS 1 anniversary. What a shame.

[@arielortiz5643]

My space: ❌ Our space: ✔ Jokes aside, it's a very interesting celebration. I'm glad they do this kind of things. Coming from a country that doesn't show appreciation for science, I know things like this are really beautiful 😁

[@lalallama171]

OUR-ter space

[@Boredmf09]

So you come from a religious country?

[@arielortiz5643]

@@Boredmf09 Yes ✨ Paraguay is one of the most religious countries in a very religious region 💖

[@Boredmf09]

@@arielortiz5643 owh I thought you were from the middle east...

[@arielortiz5643]

@@Boredmf09 Oh, now I am curious, what made you think that?

[@Iris_Le]

С днём космонавтики в 2022, товарищи!

[@logica19]

I don't know why this gives me an overwhelming sense of nostalgia, even though I was born 10 years after the dissolution.

[@brremsilverte.9022]

Meanwhile NASA scientists listen to Panzerlied

[@nobody5228]

The Soviets stole the German Technology as well.

[@dtk4341]

@@nobody5228 Lol what, Literally the soviet space flight Vostok 1 and the first artificial satellite Sputnik 1 sent to space were designed and made by Soviets engineers and scientists like Mikhail S. Khomyakov. Unlike USA literally making "safe haven" for former ss soliders and nazi scientists like von Braun

[@brremsilverte.9022]

@@dtk4341 hey, I’m now saying that it’s a bad thing. If these scientists are brilliant then their minds should be used for good.

[@GeneralissimusStalin17]

@@dtk4341 and even then the Nazi scientists didn't even do their job right.

[@Thigas1809]

@@GeneralissimusStalin17 they can't even choose a good ideology, imagine projecting a rocket

[@frenchempire9471]

What an honor of humanity

[@АрсенийКостин-с2и]

Слава советскому союзу товарищи

[@Kil_Ka]

Это огромный шаг для человечества:) Благодарю всех людей, которые не побоялись выйти на орбиту земли и в космос.

[@lukesmith8896]

This is an amazing song partially because it subverts my exposure to mostly western melodies, and Slavic consonant clusters are beautiful monsters.

[@patrickblanchette4337]

1:41 I really wish the song went on longer and ended on a repeat of this sweet and endearing verse!❤️👨🏻‍🚀🌏

[@lucaswallace7476]

You go, Artemis. Bring us back up there. Edit: Don't worry, take your time.

[@Sumautisticguy]

Welcome back to Earth Artemis 1

[@cailloux_astronomique]

Respect to russia 🇫🇷♥️🇷🇺

[@ЗдравыйСмысл-э2ъ]

Soviet Union* In USSR live very many nations. Russians only 40%, others Ukrainians, Uzbeks and etc 🇫🇷💕🇪🇪🇱🇻🇱🇹🇷🇺🇧🇾🇺🇦🇺🇿🇹🇲🇹🇯🇰🇿🇰🇬🇲🇩🇬🇪🇦🇲🇦🇿

[@cailloux_astronomique]

@@ЗдравыйСмысл-э2ъ yeah true, respect for all the nation in the USSR !

[@ЗдравыйСмысл-э2ъ]

@@cailloux_astronomique like from UzSSR 🚩🇺🇿💕🇫🇷

[@piotrnekrasov66]

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[@cailloux_astronomique]

@ADem Aissou bah oe