Soviet Astronaut Breaks Silence Before His Death And Reveals TERRIFYING Secret

Making several groundbreaking discoveries, the Soviets were leading the space race. But amidst the victories and triumphs were several secrets and stories kept away from the public and other space rivals. These secrets were revealed by a Soviet astronaut just before his death. What are these many secrets, and how long have the Soviets kept them hidden? Also, how do they affect our knowledge of the cosmos? Join us in this video as we explore how a Soviet Astronaut Breaks Silence Before His Death And Reveals a Terrifying Secret.



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[filmfan]

With these videos just skip straight to the end “so we’re still left with a space mystery on our hands” . Saved 20 minutes of my life 🤣

[RedVynil]

16:00 in and I'm STILL waiting to hear what the cosmonaut saw!

[bigboi]

Just waiting for the narrator to let the soviet astronaut speak

[Bubbaable]

Sure, Venus is hot. Everybody knows that. But it's the humidity that really gets you.

[androgynastronaut]

The moment I hear this "voice of authority" I just tune out and move on...

[jamesgreen]

Soviet Astronauts are called Cosmonauts.

[PeevyMctweevy]

In the 70's I think it was, we were watching the local news in the UK, the camera crew were focused on a silver stationary object in the sky, after a minute or two an object shot out of the side at great speed, never heard any more about it but it was an amazing thing to see..

[fukhue]

Starting @ 10:23 it is Ironic that the United States would use exactly the same method as the Soviet Union to land the first American Rovers on Mars. A Supersonic Parachute, Retro Rockets and an Airbag.

[georgejurukovski]

“Let me give you 20 minutes of technical information about a few planets in our solar system and the whole history on the space race before getting to the point.”

- Voyager

[jamesholland]

That one part speaks high volume "since they couldn't superimpose their dominance on each other, they decided to dominate something else".

[humberlick]

His voice over has become youtube most heard I love the tone which express passives impact.

[bonespiel]

I congratulate the cosmonauts in their successes. I wish every country would work together

[Roybwatchin]

The big difference between Russian and U.S. Space Capsules: The Russian ones have a built in bar that's stocked with Vodka, the U.S. ones have Tang

[AngelCatBaby]

I remember a lot about the USSR space endeavors, especially Sputnik and Venus, including the start of NASA. This is what led me into the science field, with astronomy… physics, archeology, geology, etc. It still inspires my interest. HIGH 5….👍❤️🙏🏼☺️

[storm]

I am lucky enough to have seen UFOs so I am not a skeptic. There were several hundred of us that witnessed 3 saucer shaped UFOs that basically gave us a show. They zigzagged up in the sky reaching speeds mankind can barely obtain (no sound or sonic booms) but the fascinating part was how they could stop instantly and take off again in another direction in a split second. Something we are not capable of. There was some footage taken even tho we didnt have cellphones with cameras back then and it even made the evening news. The funny part was the military claimed that they were weather balloons which made anyone who witnessed this event laugh! What we saw that day is something that I will never forget.

[SaltAndPepper.U]

9:02 The Mars3 on the other hand stuck the landing perfectly, becoming the first man made craft to pull off a successful soft landing on "The Moon!!". Why on the moon?

[ARareAndDifferentTune]

Good lord we are already littering up whole other planets 😂

[frankgutierrez]

They didn't bring the dog back alive. He died in 7 hours from overheating and panic.

[RobertEvans-jmek]

And if you think Venus is hot you should see her sister. 😂

[aniburns]

Astronauts, Cosmonauts, Argonauts... I don't think people care about specifics!!