Vostok 1 - First Human in Space (Kerbal Space Program - RSS/RO)
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Vostok 1 - First Human in Space
Vostok 1 was the first spacecraft to carry a human, Yuri A. Gargarin, into space, occurring 25 days prior to the first U.S. suborbital flight. Because of concerns of adverse reactions to due to experiencing weightlessness, the manual controls on the spacecraft were locked prior to launch and the entire flight was under the control of ground personnel.
The spacecraft consisted of a nearly spherical cabin covered with ablative material. There were three small portholes and external radio antennas. Radios, a life support system, instrumentation, and an ejection seat were contained in the manned cabin. This cabin was attached to a service module that carried chemical batteries, orientation rockets, the main retro system, and added support equipment for the total system. This module was separated from the manned cabin on reentry. After one orbit, the spacecraft reentered the atmosphere and landed in Kazakhstan (about 26 km southwest of Engels) 1 hour 48 minutes after launch.
The Vostok spacecraft was designed to eject the cosmonaut at approximately 7 km and allow him to return to earth by parachute. Although initial reports made it unclear whether Gargarin landed in this manner or returned in the spacecraft, subsequent reports confirmed that he did indeed eject from the capsule. Radio communications with earth were continuous during the flight, and television transmissions were also made from space.
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According to Gagarin’s book, the first thing he saw after his ground landing was an officer riding towards him on a motorcycle. He said the motorcyclist was yelling excitedly and bouncing over the terrain. Gagarin thought it very comical.
Thanks for that. I remember reading he met a koholz farmer who was quite confused seeing his bright orange suit and big helmet.
@@kevincgustafson a kolhoz farmer, not koholz - kol from collective,
@@kevincgustafson Yep, it was tatar woman and her granddaughter, woman was wife of forester (ranger). On field they planted potatoes when Gagarin came, they helped to remove helmet, gave to him milk. Girl still is alive - Rita Ruskanova.
While ‘officer on motorcycle’ actually was ‘engineer on bicycle’, local citizen (bicycle on field explain why it became reason for fun).
he passed away a year before the US landed on the moon. I don’t know if that’s a good thing or a bad thing
It's a horrible thing. Nobody deserves to die early, especially from a complete accident or at that age.
@@ML-xp1kp he died when he was only 34
@@ML-xp1kp he couldve still been alive today if he didnt get into a jet training accident
@@ML-xp1kp Died at 34, it can be a bad thing only wtf
Bad thing
RIP Fps
"The Gagarin rocket moved to the launch. In the slow movement of the 38-meter rocket there was the solemnity of the parade. This was the parade! The parade of metallurgists and chemists, aerodynamicists and instrument engineers, radio engineers and electronic craftsmen. the highest achievements of human thought..."
Very realistic spacecraft, Earth and clouds!
One thing not depicted - the tumbling of Vostok 1 for a few moments until the straps between the descent and service modules burned through. Possibly not possible in KSP/mods?
Well, that would be impractical. any mod that does that would have the pieces glitch out and fling off at extreme speeds im sure. The game wouldn't like rubber band attachments like that
Another thing not depicted is the silence of space. We heard the rockets firing when if had left the atmosphere. Why do film producers always have to give space sound? It makes it crass and silly. The thing about space is it is out of this world. Give it sound and it does not feel out of this world. There's nothing alien about it. The film '2001: A Space Odyssey' did it brilliantly. It's so balletic and beautifull when space is portrayed as it really is …. SILENT!
Gagarin no es un héroe ruso es un héroe de la humanidad
Si!
"Gagarin is not a Russian hero. He is a hero for humanity."
I saved all of you a trip to Google translate.
Imagine having an experience no human being has ever had before !
Just discovered this page 2 days ago and got to watch only a few until my $300 studio headphones broke an hour ago😭😭 getting a new pair today. It sucks b/c listening w/ headphones makes it A LOT easier to conceptualize what's going on. Oh well, I'll get back to it later. Great channel! Very good work!! I'll keep coming back.
No headphone's = no good expierence.
Поехали
Приехали.
Which means we arrived.
"Поехали!"
Dude, you need to upgrade you hardware. It's killing me to see the struggle. :P Nice Mods!
I did! Thats what the delay has been. Wait til the next video.
thats good fps for my ksp (i play on a laptop so usually 4- 12 fps)
Я заряжен xD,Спасибо тебе Юра!
*Первые космические консервы: "ГАГАРИН В СОБСТВЕННОМ ДЕРЬМЕ".*
У тебя видимо недержание, обсираешся каждые полчаса, соответственно живёшь в собственном дерьме в шароварах. Отсюда и желание гладить в интернетах.
Again a GREAT Video!!!!!!What Graphic Mods do you use?The Clouds are amazing.
Thomas Penz Environmental Visual Enhancenments, Scatterer and Stock Visual Enhancenments
Rasism
What mods are you using?! They're so good looking
AIES Aerospace, AnimatedDecouplers, BahaSP, CameraTools, CommunityResourcePack, DistantObject, DMagicScienceAnimate, EngingeGroup Controller, EVE, FASA, FAR, Firespitter, Docking Sounds, JSI, KAS, Kerbal Engineer, KerbalJointReinforcement, Kerbaltek, KIS, Kopernicus, KCSwitcher, Launchers Pack, MagicSmokeIndustries, MechJeb2, ModularFlightIntegrator, NAR_MEM, OLDD, Planetside, ProceduralFairings, Proceduralparts, RCS sounds, realchute, realheat, realismoverhaul, realplume, realscaleboosters, realsolarsystem, renentryparticleEffect, RSS dateTime, RSS textures (HI RES), RSSVE, Scatterer, Science818, SM_Chite, SmokeScreen, SolverEngines, TantaresLV, TextureReplacer, ThunderAerospace, TriggerTexh, Tweakscale, Vapor Vent , RN_Soviet Stuff
awesome. thanks so much. are there a specific parts pack you'd recommend? I'm playing with ks rocketry now
Not necessarily. It depends on what you wanna do. Part of the fun is testing stuff out!
thanks. I'll be sure to do that. fun flying!
Something tells me you may like this guy - ruclips.net/video/ZfQG3X4ekNY/видео.html
8:15 nice landing
Very Good !
Empire constitutionnel très démocratique populaire et républicain monarchiste d`arcavericicas ok
yuri gagarin :v
yurij gagarinov*
yurij gagarin gagarinov its correct.
Yuriy Alekseevich Gagarin!
can you do replica with detachable seat?
Lmao when I was watching the video I was in a voice call with a friend and at the start I thought he was talking to me then I realized it was just the video 😂😂😂
Would it be correct to say that Gagarin, and Titov were the first humans to orbit the earth. But the Mercury Astronauts were the first to land with the actual spacecraft? Or is that splitting hairs?
No, you're right.
Correct, Gagarin and Titov were first humans to orbit the Earth
Very nice animation 😊
This game for KSP
*Vary cool!*
very very
But side boosters has been the separated
How did they execute that fliping of the spacecraft while in orbit (so that retro booster is on the front side)?
Did Gagarin do that or was it remotely from Earth?
The vostok craft had small RCS thrusters to adjust it's attitude.
www.braeunig.us/space/specs/vostok.htm
@(S)-Riley Dunn i know you from from Commi Killers Discord server!
@Charles Yuditsky automated system, based on sun position
(2years later here i am)
1:55 а как он может говорить про облачное небо если обтекатель ещё не спал
why did they not just leave him in the capsual?
From The Smithsonian Museum:
The Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI) is the world's air sports federation. It was founded in 1905 as a non-governmental and non-profit making international organization to further aeronautical and astronautical activities worldwide. Among its duties, the FAI certifies and registers records. Its first records in aviation date
back to 1906. The organization also arbitrates disputes over records. If nationals from two different countries claim a record, it is the FAI’s job to examine the submitted documentation and make a ruling as to
who has accomplished the feat first. When it was apparent that the United States and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics were planning to launch men into space, the FAI specified spaceflight guidelines. One
of the stipulations that the FAI carried over from aviation was that spacecraft pilots, like aircraft pilots should land inside their craft in order for the record to be valid. In the case of aviation, this made perfect sense. No one wanted to encourage pilots to sacrifice themselves for an aviation record. Piloting an aircraft that could not
land did nothing to further aeronautical engineering. When Yuri Gagarin orbited the Earth on 12 April 1961, the plan had never been for him to land inside his Vostok spacecraft. His spherical reentry capsule came through the Earth’s atmosphere on a ballistic trajectory. Soviet engineers had not yet perfected a braking system that would slow the craft sufficiently for a human to survive impact. They decided to eject the cosmonaut from his craft. Yuri Gagarin ejected at 20,000 feet and landed safely on Earth. Soviet engineers had not discussed this shortcoming with Soviet delegates to the FAI prior to his flight. They prepared their documents for the FAI omitting this fact. This led everyone to believe that Gagarin had landed inside his spacecraft. It was not until four months later, when German Titov became the second human to orbit the Earth and the first person to spend a full day in space, when the controversy began to brew. Titov owned up to ejecting himself. This led to a special meeting of the delegates to the FAI to reexamine Titov’s spaceflight records. The conclusion of the delegates was to rework the parameters of human spaceflight to recognize that the great technological accomplishment of spaceflight was the launch, orbiting and safe return of the human, not the manner in which he or she landed. Gagarin and Titov’s records remained on the FAI books. Even after Soviet -made models of the Vostok spacecraft made it clear that the craft had no braking capability, the FAI created the Gagarin Medal that it awards annually to greatest aviation or space achievement of that year. One should keep other examples of a sports federations’ reconsideration of rules in the face of new techniques and technologies in mind when considering the FAI Gagarin decision. The underwater dolphin kick in freestyle swimming and the introduction of the clap skate in speed skating both caused initial international flaps. After the respective sports federations voted to accept these changes, that ended the controversy. Yes, Gagarin did not follow the rules that the FAI established before his flight. However, as is true with any sports organization, the FAI reserved the right to reexamine and reinterpret its rules in light of new knowledge and circumstances. Yuri Gagarin remains indisputably the first person in space and the concept that the first cosmonauts had to land inside their spacecraft is a faded artifact of the transition from aviation to spaceflight.
Kevin Gustafson ok
quite uncomfortable = he would die
10 m/s is 22 mph, that does not kill you. It might break a bone if unlucky, but most likely not, since unlike a car crash, the force is distributed along your entire body in a padded seat, not a skinny belt, and no flying glass, etc. And who knows if they considered the possibility of retro-rockets like Americans used sometimes, but that is also a way to make it less severe even at the last second.
+Joseph Nueva España well he probably would survive but it would make him uncontious.
Wait. Is Yuri Valentina?
Yuri Gagarin
No.
Which mod is the one that adds an image to the ground like at 1:05?
Scatterer and RSSVE
remember what a Russian Yuri said how beautiful our planet is let us preserve (NOT DESTROY IT) that message YURI's sending to RUSSIAN Presidents for not blowing the planet
8:19 what the f! thats not gagarin!
А где поехали?
Что вы имеете в виду?
Я извиняюсь если не услышал, но на записи к видео нет знаменитой фразы -Поехали!
Если есть, скажите на какой секунде пожалуйста. Заранее спасибо.
@@kevincgustafson Every russian know famouse frase. When rocket start to take off Yuriy say "Поехали!" Its can translate like "Lets go!"
*ПААААЕХАЛИ, БЛЯ!*
Так нормально?
please make a tutorial for RSS ive gone back to 1.2.2. it wont work i even watched a tutorial from scott manely please help me please
Send me an email, kevincgustafson@gmail.com
ok
What's mod is it ?
Все нормально и люди. П
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I heard a conspiracy theory that Yuri Gagarin wasn't the first man in space. He was the first man to go into space and survive.
Honestly wouldn't be surprised I mean they tried to cover up all the failures of their moon rocket as well
Yes, that is an old theory and a load of horse shit.
These is no evidence to support that...
@@AM-zk7pj because the Soviet Union probably covered it up
I’ve heard they tried to cover up the Soyuz 11 disaster
🙏🇧🇷
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its all fine and true, but that kerbal was a female :p
well the russians did have the first woman in space.
I never could understand why the Russians always even to this day land their capsule on the ground instead of the sea or big lakes etc.? Makes zero sense. They could splash down like the other countries in the Pacific! It's not like they don't have the ships and helicopters to do the recovery! Better for the returning crews a soft water landing when they have been in zero G for long missions? To think my sister was 4 when this happened?
Boeing: ....
I am from Russia and do not know English very well, so I used Google translator, so do not scold for grammar. in short, think about landing on the ground yourself, if you suddenly landed in the wrong place where you were supposed to, you can still get out of the capsule yourself and if your searches drag on, that is, it is also possible to get out to people on your own, especially since it’s easier to navigate the earth .
Bro why the first man on space is a woman kerbal lol
THESE ARE THE SO CALLED "PHOTOGRAPHS" NASA PRODUCES US TODAY WITH TEHIR HIGH TECH GEAR.
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*-TEHIR-*
*THEIR*
What does this comment has to do with the video? Context please?
Pedro Miguel He’s a shithead flat earther.