Valentin Anisimov... The Kuznetsov Design Bureau cannot design oil fired boilers and superheaters for large vessels... They do tho. The power plants fail.
Ɛlies has the same problem with Starship. It uses the same engine configuration as the N-1: lots of little engines instead of a few large ones. His engines are open cycle however, not as efficient as the little N-1 closed cycle engines.
Starship's engines work and it has got into space, unlike the N1 and SpaceX's Raptor engine is a full flow staged combustion engine, a better type of closed cycle engine than the oxygen rich closed cycle used on the NK-33. The Raptor is also more powerful and more efficient.
It's frustrating that engineers have made the modern car as safe as it can be, only for the marketing department to fill it up with distracting features like touchscreens. Having to take your eyes off the road to cycle through multiple menus in order to control every function of the car is crazy. It undermines all the seatbelts, airbags, safety cells, side impact beams and crumple zones.
@@TheWokeFlatEarthTruth you heard of cosmic radiation?u would need to be surrounded by 3 feet of water just to be alright.plus the rockets we had back then was not that reliable.
"they didn't have the facilities to test the rockets before attaching them" 19:25 What?! how does that even makes sense? it's not as though they all have to be tested at once.
Leftards should see this so they can maybe attempt to understand that collaboration with Russia has been going on for decades and that stupid political garbage they get fed is meant to be divisive, not saying we are great allies or anything but it’s possible to work together and build on it, instead of making sure everyone hates everyone because they just do, it’s stupid and counterproductive.
Well, in the end they didn’t work ,all these wonderous Soviet boosters exploded before clearing the tower..they couldn’t even reach a sub orbital altitude..This video is a joke ..Russian superiority..😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
> The historical point to all this is that advanced technologies (like the *1944 NAZI HORTON 229* flying wing) may not come to fruition until decades later.
The Soviets were able to get all of the easy "low hanging fruit" accomplishments with their program, but the program could not be scaled up to do the Moon. Having one man run everything can't work. The infighting just slowed them down and cost them.
bs... it is now general believe that us missions to moon was fake... and nasa behavior does little to dispel those dounts... I am undecided but some undisputed evidence points out towards the fake as a possibility... and btw us go ef yourself !!!
@@spooky3669 Why do you say that? Loads of early American rockets exploded. You might want to watch The Right Stuff: it has plenty of genuine recordings of American rocket explosions.
Sorry, it’s sometimes hard to ascertain snarkiness from plain text. I tend to go way over the top with highly stylised language to get snarky points across.
I'm a bit disappointed, the documentary was really about the NK-33, but the title says it's an N1 documentary. I came here for the N1 and there was nothing new to learn here.
The Soviets should not be underestimated as engineers. They were fantastic. Today were are meh on the Russians and that isn’t unwarranted considering the Ukrainian war. But underestimating the Russians is only going to be a bad risk.
God the American government are constantly telling everyone how dodgy the Russians are...yet we only ever hear of the yanks spying on the Russians . Always trying to steal idea's
No one ever did. The US always had respect for the Soviets. It wasn’t called the space race because one of the racers considered the other unworthy of the title.
funny, at the launch at the end of the video. The Russian team starts clapping when the rocket lifts off. The leader of the group in the center tells them waving his finger not yet 🙂
They use thirty engines to do what we do with five, What does that say? It says they don't have the technology to build a large pump that won't break. There is your barometer.
Americans use five engines to do what Russia does with only one and still have 10% higher performance, (at 39:38) what does that say? It says Americans don't have the technology to build a large pump that won't break. There is your barometer.
elon must gave american cash to putin for rocket engines,,,musk be nice giving the enemy commie f@#ks our money,,,,elon go live with putin,,you and him would make a perfect couple and live happily ever after...
Necessity is the mother of all inventions. This one especially for the yanks on this point, never underestimate your opponent. I was great seeing both countries coming together at that time. Look what it has come to now, Ukraine. Putin has destroyed many good things since coming to power. Hopefully he dies before he can start something big. 🌹 ✌🏻☘️
When you get your worst rival to prove you right when your own people turned their back on you-that’s the ultimate flex as a Soviet aerospace engineer.
Isn't it ironic that the R7 had more lifting power than early US launch vehicles simply because Soviet H-bombs were less efficient, larger and heavier than US ones. After the R7 reached its limits, the Soviets had no follow-on launch vehicle.
America always steal or buy other countries technology and then claim it o be theirs. A good example is the frequency hoping communications system from South Africa, could not wait to get their grubby little paws on it. Then there was the mine protected vehicles was bought and by the English, proclaiming look at our fantastic vehicles, then there was our G5 cannon which had a range that no artillery piece had on the planet. We developed software that could monitor a countries communications system and I mean everything, but that we sell and many Western countries have bought it. When they saw how effective it was when Gaddafi used it they were over the moon. Og yes we developed the glue that was used to put the man on the moon. There was left on the moon a headstone with 5 countries names and flags on and one was South Africa with our old pre 94 flag. Don't believe me, look it up.
The USSR was never interested in space. Its interest was to frighten the world into obeisance by demonstrating they could lob a nuke anywhere--even on 'friendly' nations.
Of course, the RD 180 has been phased out. The last ones will fly this year(2023) on the Atlas 5. US companies are no longer allowed to use Russian engines.
It’s a pity that Putin has squandered all the goodwill and cooperation that used to be by living in the past and dreaming of a Russian empire renewed. He has set Russia on a path of destruction and is squandering the lives of young men and national resources. Even the Soviet government knew not to do that on the current scale. It was good to see the old Russian rocket engineers getting the rewards they had to wait for.
