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Jopa Neuvostoliiton avaruushallinnossa kiinnitettiin huomiota kuolleiden cosmonauttien runsaaseen määrään
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Jopa Neuvostoliiton avaruushallinnossa kiinnitettiin huomiota kuolleiden cosmonauttien runsaaseen määrään
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Gagarin oli vasta NELJÄS
COSMONAUTTI:.!1#%?+
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Vanhimmat
"In the 1980s, American journalist James Oberg researched space-related disasters in the Soviet Union, but found no evidence of these Lost Cosmonauts. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, much previously restricted information is now available, including on Valentin Bondarenko, a would-be cosmonaut whose death during training on Earth the Soviet government covered up. Even with the availability of published Soviet archival material and memoirs of Russian space pioneers, no hard evidence has emerged to support the Lost Cosmonaut stories."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Cosmonauts
eivät ole menettäneet avaruudessa ketään ennen gagarinin lentoa...komarov kuole paluu lennolla..höpö juttuja...
EVVK
On voinut olla lento-onnettomuuksia esim. harjoituksissa joita ei kuitenkaan voi nimittää avaruuslennoiksi eikä siten voida varsinaisesti puhua kosmonautista kun 80 km korkeuteen ei noustu.
yks kuoli sentrifuugi harjoituksissa..toinen kuoli palovammoihin eristyskammiossa..ilmeisesti laskuvarjo harjoituksissa kuoli joku..yks teki itsemurhan kun sai potkut ohjelmasta..ryyppätyään liikaa
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"Pravda.RU:Accidents:More in detail
17:32 2001-04-12
GAGARIN WAS NOT THE FIRST COSMONAUT
As 40 years have passed since Gagarin▓s flight, new sensational details of this event were disclosed: Gagarin was not the first man to fly to space.
Three Soviet pilots died in attempts to conquer space before Gagarin's famous space flight, Mikhail Rudenko, senior engineer-experimenter with Experimental Design Office 456 (located in Khimki, in the Moscow region) said on Thursday.
According to Rudenko, spacecraft with pilots Ledovskikh, Shaborin and Mitkov at the controls were launched from the Kapustin Yar cosmodrome (in the Astrakhan region) in 1957, 1958 and 1959.
"All three pilots died during the flights, and their names were never officially published," Rudenko said.
He explained that all these pilots took part in so-called sub- orbital flights, i.e., their goal was not to orbit around the earth, which Gagarin later did, but make a parabola-shaped flight.
"The cosmonauts were to reach space heights in the highest point of such an orbit and then return to the Earth," Rudenko said.
According to his information, Ledovskikh, Shaborin and Mitkov were regular test pilots, who had not had any special training, Interfax reports.
"Obviously, after such a serious of tragic launches, the project managers decided to cardinally change the program and approach the training of cosmonauts much more seriously in order to create a cosmonaut detachment," Rudenko said. "
http://web.archive.org/web/20011117194641/http://english.pravda.ru/accidents/2001/04/12/3502.html
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