TRIBUTE TO VLADIMIR MYASISHCHEV!

V. M. Myasishchev Experimental Design Bureau (Экспери­мен­тальный Машин­ост­роительный Завод им. В. М. Мясищева) or OKB-23, founded in 1951 by Vladimir Myasishchev) was one of the chief Soviet aerospace design bureaus until its dissolution in 1960. Vladimir Myasishchev went on to head TsAGI. In 1967, Myasishchev left TsAGI and recreated his bureau, which still exists to this day. The bureau prefix was "M." As of 2003[update], its workforce is estimated at approx­imately one thousand.

[@AV58]

2 выдающихся отечественных конструктора: Мясищев и Бартини. От вида их самолетов мурашки

[@skippy5712]

A man well ahead of his time. All his concepts have been implemented as time goes by. The only problem unfortunately for him is many other areas of technology were not advanced enough to implement his concepts in his time. Every one of his concepts has proved to be practical. The Einstein of the Aircraft World.

[@armonrakhman3791]

Materials science had not caught up to his genius

[@d.cypher2920]

0:51.... wow!! This guy was an utterly amazing aircraft designer. Man, why am i just learning about him? Much needs to be taught to people about true, proper history. I hate when they leave important things out!!

[@Suroviy_Baraholka]

Бартини, Мясищев, Алексеев - это фантасты будущего

[@isk_nerovnost]

В точку, прям добавить нечего Хотя есть Сухой ещё Т-4 нам пригнал

[@foxmax4584]

Которым во многом не дали к сожалению возможность реализоваться поикрупному

[@colorPro72]

Какие красивые модели у мясищева, просто параллельная вселенная какая то! Вот выпустили бы такие модели самолётиков, я не коллекционер, но купил бы себе в свои 47

[@armonrakhman3791]

He was brilliant! Far ahead of his time. So many possibilities could have came from. His designs. RIP comrade

[@ailouros-jt3fj]

At least the Russian experiment in different projects. I admire them cause they have fandasy to create new stuff..

[@renegat7178]

Люди в этой стране в небо смотрели, страна к звездам рвалась.

[@user-dv9hb5wf7i]

Да, а сегодня в другой стране уже только себе под ноги

[@bodyabodya627]

Ага. К конячным

[@andyduhamel1925]

A man far far ahead of the curve

[@nethead4223]

Bold and visionary Designs!

[@user-Baskerviley]

Браво советским инженерам

[@NRay1660]

Nice models. I think I spotted a B-57, B-70 Valkyrie and a B-2 in there. It's unfortunate that Vladimir was never given the opportunity to build many of his designs. It seem the is the USSR as in the US, chemical rockets had a hold on space launches,

[@johnorlitta]

I think I also saw elements of a U.S. experimental project, the nuclear powered bomber from the 1960's

[@Theogenerang]

Thinking out of the box and always creative. He deserves more credit.

[@denisdaniele6049]

Grandi idee.Aeroplani di nuove concezioni.Meriterebbero più pubblicità.

[@user-vj5sk9go3r]

Даже не надо ничего придумывать,,этих проектов хватит на 100лет,шикарные самолеты

[@bennymutant]

he designed wonderful models

[@listonoszpat233]

Nieszablonowy konstruktor ! Szkoda że nie mógł rozwinąć skrzydeł :-( Pozdrawiam

[@user-kq1mr6gy7u]

Несомненно, Мясищев был гениальным конструктором. Жаль, не сбылись его многие проекты.

[@superlight47]

One thing I love about the USSR designers is that they think out side the box. they design very good beautiful planes. I love about 95% of those futuristic design. it is just because they do not have a lot of money to back up this design is the reason they behind and many of them do not make it pass the design concept stage.

[@shalimar7100]

this music makes me feel like a true champion!

[@johnorlitta]

It makes me feel like a pirate. Why is the rum always gone?

[@alexandr3384]

@TheNoob978 Государство было для народа,как мама и папа.Всё было бесплатно, работать чуть-ли не силой заставляли. После развала люди оказались беспомощными, сидят дома и сами себя жалеют, Советский Союз вспоминают. Жалко вас, тяжело вам в жизни придётся.

[@vladimir2366fa]

Спасибо вам, видео очень хорошо, ５★ ★ ★ ★ ★

[@huzair.4275]

Most Awesome Looking Aircraft video.

[@rcFoamFighters]

Some Cool and crazy designs in the video. Thanks for sharing! Paul

[@TheAdler1970]

¡Un gran innovador!!!

[@t1000eg]

thanks for the upload...VLADIMIR MYASISHCHEV

[@vmj361]

These designs are amazing and beautiful beyond description.

[@user-fb4yq2tp2u]

Serbia respect it! Awesome!

[@jlitodelcid326]

Great video!

[@user-ls9of3ml5u]

Нортроп В-2 "Призрак" (первый полет 1989 года), не правда ли очень напоминает уменьшенную компоновку Мясищевского бомбера 60-х годов (тайминг видео 3:01)

[@user-qe7rw8ky8p]

а сам немецкий не напоминает ? опытный 40 гадов ?

[@johnorlitta]

It appears to be a dark project.

[@IuliTr85]

one hell of a design biuro!

[@sseim5654]

Bravo!

[@DorianGreySS]

тут ещё детища ОКБ Сухого виделись...

[@user-hk7sh7ff5b]

Всё лучшее было при СССР !!!!!!!

[@walterluizsaintmartin7278]

Amazing

[@SovietBear91]

soviet engineering is so beautiful. it is not just engineering it is a way of life. yes it is art.

[@firesavage]

....anybody else thinking "Thunderbirds are GO" ...just me...anybody over 45???? hello...poop.

[@MikeysRC]

+J Smith Not over 45 but I totally get it. I loved that show....at least the few reruns I saw in my diapers LOL. How about "Team America"?

[@firesavage]

...you know that's what it's based on. It was crass and tastless fun, a parody. Thunderbirds was in it's day EPIC.

[@raulduke6105]

Incredible designs

[@Suroviy_Baraholka]

было 3 сверх гения - мясищев, бартини и алексеев. кто знает отт поймет

[@beaggyboy]

Salute Dr?V.Myasishchev,yor designs are way ahead of yor time.Only if U had the kind of leeway favor with the admin.of the time to allocate interest & funding as China's various technological design houses have this present day,aircraft in our skies may have evolved rather differently from the usual boring"Flying Cigar"with wings across almost in the middle.C'mon US,Russo.German,Franco,Brits & Sweeds guys where has the zeal &passion of the 60s-early70s gone.R we so restricted these days? Darn!!

[@elmar_aliyev_]

Непонятно только какое отношение к Мясищеву имела "Сотка" Т-4 КБ Сухого. Показана с 0:37 по 0:41.

[@nikolaos333]

Οι 3 εικόνες από το 1:57 έως 2:10 δείχνουν ένα επιβατικό που θα έφτιαχναν, αν δεν διαλύετο η ΕΣΣΔ, μήκους 100 μέτρων(!) και με ταχύτητα 6 (έξι) φορές την ταχύτητα του ήχου!!

[@Klibanarios]

Τι βίντεο ήταν αυτό; Εγραψες πάλι με χρυσά γράμματα :))10******

[@littleroot2]

Never thought the Pirates theme could pass for Russian until now

[@johnorlitta]

Why is the vodka always gone?

[@daanvos194]

Let engeneers be engeneers and we will achieve more in 20 years than in the past 200

[@wijayatan7870]

salute for MR vladimir myasischev

[@retrojaxed2]

2.17 is awesome.......

[@supersoupss]

1:31 oh this is quite a normal aircraft, proba.. 1:36 ...oh

[@user-sb6my3co7s]

выапше красавцы уже давно пора стоить самолёты каторый выходят за приделы атмосферы

[@rollerport]

Dlja nikolas333...ogromnoe spasibo za pamjat i primer segodnjshnej rossijskoj ...elite,net ni partii ni strany ..ni naroda-odna elita

[@nikolaos333]

@Maloy7800 Thank you for your information!

[@Supervillainmc]

Genius

[@jaromir1940]

Myasishcev was very good plastic modeller And painter

[@theymusthatetesla3186]

Vladimir Myasischev....Russia's Gerry Anderson!!

[@crazyivan030983]

thx... :)

[@777abdulla]

you are so good...try it again:)))

[@Itsmeeman1]

M-52K looks identical to the British Space Plane SKYLON

[@dailymotivateofficial]

got to admit, those are some nice designs... Remember those days of the Cold War... Is it just me or was life a lot simpler back then compared to today :)

[@Thelastminstrel]

Sometimes I think the Russians let their artists design their planes. Some of them are pure aerial poetry.

[@anibalortizmorales117]

forever myasishchev

[@wadopotato33]

Those are some impressive paperweights.

[@billiboom1]

If you do not know, then do not write well. Myasishchev - a great aircraft. Many projects have been implemented. Many enjoy its operating time, the omen TU-160, Buran, and others. Look documentary about all the developments Myasishchev.

[@68Mach]

На 37 секунде это Т-4 "Сотка" КБ Сухого

[@Vindicator58]

But the Russians did lead in Choppers and I love their huge choppers. I also like most of their aircraft, copies or not! And, I never saw a chic whose name ended in "ova" that wasn't hot!

[@cesarvidelac]

@LoneRussianS Well, I shouldn't be surprised. You reminded me the case of the Saturn V and Werner Von Braun. Absolutely right!

[@douglasberard8664]

I get the uncanny feeling I've seen those some place before?

[@Andreas7773]

Shto za samolet na 2: 18? What s the plane at 2 18?

[@PeterRosenqvist]

1:40 almost Thunderbird 2

[@MrKlipstar]

Air Freedom.Viva a Russia!

[@BenjaminNicholaus]

What is the aircraft shown at 2:41?

[@akultar]

лучший

[@LoneRussianS]

@solnegrolunaroja Majority of US railroads has been made by Russian Imperial Engineering Corps. in 1860ies. Russian seashore access is defragmented,generally locked by straights (Dardanelles, Danish), could be frozen in winter. Routes and naval stations are located not perfectly and could easily be blockaded. After Crimean war tensions remained so Russian Navy moved to high seas using american ports on Pacific and Atlantic. So railroad system was rquired for interconnect (heavy machinery,ammo).

[@Koshiro2k3]

Does anybody have more information about the design in 2:20?

[@MrMajidaxel]

Right I know this is off subject and too peaceful for some on here..but whats the aircraft at 2.20?

[@inekemateman273]

Myassisheavy!

[@MsDimasko]

из нового только макетики и рисунки! Меня распирает гордость за свою страну а-ха-ха-ха.

[@haitianrefugee8454]

This fella made some cool models. I'm glad American designers make cool planes.

[@omegaclass1696]

+Haitian Refugee Russia needed a federal reserve that prints unlimited money backed by oil. They then could build their designs into real aircraft. America has an advantage we can have unlimited debt and not be effected by crazy drunk sailor spending.

[@jeffmech600]

you obviously dont know shit about planes

[@haitianrefugee8454]

jeff i Are you sure?

[@firesavage]

+Haitian Refugee YUP.

[@firesavage]

+Haitian Refugee YOu don't see anything in this school of design? Don't tell me, it's all copies of USA planes. cu'mon, You guys stole, they stole...just admire a masters works. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myasishchev

[@seregahv7531]

Ооо! Поехали картиначки???!!!

[@ciak1]

WHAT'S THE NAME OF THE JET AT 2:23 ?

[@amateurphilosopher]

@larry81076 Not really. The reason most piston engines have multiple cylinders is for smoother running and minimizing the mass of the flywheel. These reasons do not apply to rocket engines. Using several combustion chambers in a rocket instead of one big one of equivalent power reduces thermal efficiency and adds weight because more material is required.

[@Heinekenberg]

That works both ways. Actually I'd say everybody copies from everybody else, in all industries. Sometimes an idea can just be too obvious for only one person to think of it.

[@KiloByte69]

And I want one of those so fucking bad!!!!!

[@baginatora]

жаль что большинство етих самолетов не увидели небо :(

[@tht1drnkrussian]

project was suspended cuz su47 was a technological demonstrator, sole purpose was to test 5th gen tech, like sidestick controls, composites, radar, weapon, stealth, glass cockpit, etc. never intended to be a fighter

[@LoneRussianS]

@Maloy7800 Same thing was in rocked and space industry. Especially between Korolev Chelomei and Glushko. Soviets had lost Lunar Race because of that brothelhouse. Proton was lunar rocket in fact. To launch Lunar Ship and third stage on LEO. Without a crew. Command module could be brought there separately on less vibrating Soyus rocket, and docked to Lunar module and the booster. But Korolev decided to get whole the project wth his N-1 and died shortly after. Chelomei was killed on his dacha.

[@revenez]

0:51 that can't be possible

[@LoneRussianS]

@Maloy7800 His Bureau suffered generally because engines for jets were off scedule. Like Sukhoi before.

[@amateurphilosopher]

@SapperK9 It's no secret that the Germans made major contributions to the US space program (also the USSR's). As I once heard someone boast, "OUR German scientists are better than THEIR German scientists!" But seriously, the US had plenty of home-grown talent in the aerospace business. Don't forget that Robert Goddard was the first to build a practical liquid-fueled rocket, and Wherner Von Braun has credited Goddard with teaching him a lot about rocketry in the 1930's.

[@HardmanTKO]

1:10 that thing looks epic

[@geofisika8838]

Kirov reporting

[@alanlenon]

O camarada mandava muito bem

[@amateurphilosopher]

@52111centrumcz No, I'm not an expert on nukes. I thought you were referring to the original A-bomb tests. By the way, what's a RD-360? I haven't heard of it, and google is no help.

[@cesarvidelac]

@Maloy7800 Well, that's absolutely true! The only russian designer of the time who wasn't communist was Igor Sikorsky, he had contacts in France so he stayed there after the revolution and WWI.

[@Nighthawke70]

1:20 Look familar? It should. Did this come before Scaled Composite's White Knight or after?

[@Maloy7800]

@solnegrolunaroja Not quite. Sikorsky is OLDER than Myasishev and others. He was born in Tsar Russia and was the son of a VERY rich psychiatrist, who financed his studying and first projects. All others were from poor families and the Soviets allowed them to get education and explore their talents. Hence the loyalty.

[@bathond]

So he was a famous model builder?

[@bzbgamer]

@Andreas7773 Moskalyov DSB-LK (1960) not related to Myasishchev

[@kz11377]

he seems to have a lot of designs based on the delta shaped 'aerodynamic lifting body' concept...nice though.

[@amateurphilosopher]

@larry81076 Did I not say that the RD-170 beat out the F-1 in terms of thrust? I even gave you the numbers!

[@Maloy7800]

@M374EVL I believe it's either our Greek friend mixed up something or just pulled a photo from some low budget magazine with high-budget photoshop. :-)

[@Donkichoff]

et en passant, les meilleurs c'est les EBE avec leurs ovnis: disques= formes parfaites & technologie antigravitationnelle ;-)