"14 минут до старта" (14 Minutes Until Start)- Soviet Cosmonaut Song 

Thanks! Yes, I did try to add some voice effects to the original audio, glad you loved it :)

It reminds me of the story of Sergei Krikalev, the last Soviet cosmonaut and the last citizen of the Soviet Union, who was in space when the USSR fell on December 25, 1991 and stayed there alone in space until March 25, 1992. Imagine, alone in space, singing those songs, not imagining that your country down there on Earth no longer exists and therefore your words seem to be from a distant past that now blends with the Universe.

@@sousacordeiro9684 He actually used radios to talk to someone in Ireland because the Irish guy was testing his radio and just managed to go to the frequency Sergei was using and they chatted often. Atleast thats how I remember the story but there is a short movie on it called Mir friends

He wasn’t there alone. His commander was up there with him as well. But other than that, it was just those two (and anybody Sergei managed to talk to via radio).

@@cortexradiodo you have kohls cash?

Then make it come ;)

The same to me

same

@@Trein05 It will never happen until the world is painted red

​​@@Trein05 we will comrade

a ghastly reminder of what was robbed from us, lost history of untold suffering now only seen in text from old books

Fuck the ussr

I think every country should stop their new space race and work all together to colonize other planets and ensure the future of Human kind 🇪🇺❤🇷🇺❤🇺🇸❤🇨🇳❤🇮🇳❤🇯🇵❤🇧🇷❤🇨🇦❤🇦🇪❤🇬🇧

@@williamdivay8544colonizing will be a problem.

Where does this comes from ?

But nobody out Pizzas the Hut

@@bandit4741 false, even my local bakery outpizza'd the hut

Gorbachev didn`t trade it, everyone did. Very few truly believed in communism in the last days of the USSR, it was inevitable

​@@stolyartoad8640 gorbachev's policies lead to their popularity rather than the other way but even then they're popularity didn't last long, many people still believed in communism, even after the ussr's collapse, in russia usa had to rig the election just because the communist party was going to win

@@stolyartoad8640there was an ultimatum in 1991 that showed the majority supported it

0.75x hits hard too

And maybe found way to Alpha Centauri early

Рад, что тебе понравилось, товарищ!

the end of spatial evolution began in 1980 since there is nothing, I think we will know it one day or another or it will be the following generations that they will know them or not.

Nah space race just became bad value for money no one needed it

It’s sad because it’s true.. the west didn’t just steal it from the East, it stole it from all peoples of the world..

The Soviets stole it to themselves in their decadence

Bro, everything good, but no, we did not stole anything from you

Not the West, common people in the West are unfortunately unconscious or marginalised just like in Russia or elsewhere. It’s a pity that war and imperialism of the elites right now steals our future

Товарищ, прогресс остановить нельзя. Советский Союз не остался в прошлом, он ушёл в будущее!

i love this song; heres the romanzied/transliterated verison: Zapravleny v planshety kosmicheskie karty, I shturman utochnjaet v posledenij paz marshrut. Davajte-ka, rebjata, Spojomte pered startom, U nas eshjo v zaplase chetyrnadsat' minut! Ja verju, druz'ja, karavany raket, Pomchat nas vperjod [vpered] ot zvezdy do zvezdy. Na pyl'nykh tropinkakh daljokikh planet, Ostanutsja nashi sledy. Na pyl'nykh tropinkakh daljokikh planet, Ostanutsja nashi sledy. Kogda-nibud' s godami pripomnim my s druz'jami, Kak po dorogam zvjozdiym veli my pervyj put' Kak pervymi sumeli dostich' zavetnoj celi, I na rodnuju Zemlju so storony vzgljanut' Ja verju, druz'ja, karavany raket, Pomchat nas vprejod [vpered] ot zvezdy do zvezdy. Na pyl'nykh tropinkakh daljokikh planet, Ostanutsja nashi sledy. Na pyl'nykh tropinkakh daljokikh planet, Ostanutsja nashi sledy. Davno nas ozhidajut daljokie planety, Kholodnye planety, bezmolvnye polja. No ni odna planeta ne zhdjot nas tak, kak eta, Planeta dorogaja no imeni Zemlja. Ja verju, druz'ja, karavany raket, Pomchat nas vprejod [vpered] ot zvezdy do zvezdy. Na pyl'nykh tropinkakh daljokikh planet, Ostanutsja nashi sledy. Na pyl'nykh tropinkakh daljokikh planet, Ostanutsja nashi sledy. Ja verju, druz'ja, karavany raket, Pomchat nas vperjod [vpered] ot zvezdy do zvezdy. Na pyl'nykh tropinkakh daljokikh planet, Ostanutsja nashi sledy. *Na pyl'nykh tropinkakh daljokikh planet,* *Ostanutsja nashi sledy!* Its not accurate but still By wikipedia pages, im using GSOT 16876-71(2) also wiki link abt it: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanization_of_Russian notes: "vperjod" could be "vpered" but its maybe just the subtitles

The Russian language does not need the Latin alphabet. It's too few characters. English language needs Cyrillic alphabet.

Maybe. But I would say that it was more a triumph of the working class, united under socialism.

Не надо примазываться к успехам моей социалистической Родины! Человечество палец о палец не ударило, чтобы защитить своё будущее…

I mean in defense of the USA the USSR still was an underdeveloped agrarian society when they launched Vostok 1 so it’s clear which skill tree they speced into

​@kartalkiss2571 The USSR was the second economical power and Stalin left the USSR with Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear Powerplants along with a strong industry and the first army The USSR was not underdeveloped

@@SoryRN Well kinda, it had industry sure, but it was not quality unlike any other non-communist europian country near it. Also you were kinda forced into working in a factory because you didn’t have anything else to do.

@kartalkiss2571 In fact it was compared to nearby nations out of the Eastern block in the 70s So was every nation during industrialization and before that in Russia it was 14 hours of workday although now people are to spend 8 hours on a desk which isn't any better than a factory for many

⁠​⁠@@SoryRNPretty sure that just reinforces my point. Also that things are still not better for people even when they don’t have to inhale coal dust is kinda sad.

Very true

TNO brainrot 😞

@@cortexradio The consequences of TNO just like the consequences of the illegal dissolution of the USSR have been a disaster for humanity.

Man you were born like 15 years after it fell. How can you miss it

You aren't even from that nations nor from that time, what is there to miss?

@@chadofsvitjod the fact that there is no longer a shining beacon of socialism in the world. The ideas remain, and another revolution will come, but for now we are left divided.

@@Therealshithead even though i was not born during the time, i miss the period of socialist global revolution. Thinking about it fills me with hope that i wish i could describe. I think this is what he meant, at least this is how i view past socialist expetiments, despite some of their wrongdoings. But if there is one thing i am certain of, it’s that revolution will come again, and my wish is to be there when it happens.

@@zweihanderu hope of what? Taking massive L’s?

Кто это сказал?

​@@user-nl5lg4yi9y no one did, just a thought of mine. but if someone really said it during those times it would be suprising. никто не делал, просто моя мысль. но если бы кто-то действительно сказал это в те времена, это было бы удивительно.

2030🙏

Мы никогда. Если ты про Россию или про пост советское пространство

Для начала должен совершится качественный скачок в обществе, а там дальше видно будет

Vladimir Troshin

a lot of achievements from the soviet union should return, modern russia is in shambles from its own system's nearsighted ambitions

But the system was great. it produced all that great achivements. Its the individual people that fucked it up for their own sake.

@@LightCrasher A socialist society shouldn't be able to be fucked up by mere individuals. It is exactly the fact, that few individuals held so much power over the future of the soviet proletariat, whilst alienating it from the economical and political process, which, in the end, lead to its demise. People may blame Gorbachev, but I ask myself: How did he attain power? Why could a single individual cause the fall of ''socialism''? Why were the people so dissatisfied, to seek for capitalism as a solution?

@@dalfokane Please, translate my text. Не только Горбачев был виноват в развале СССР, а точнее он не был виноват, ряд экономических и социальных ошибок СССР привели у этому, а дальше по цепной реакции. Значительный вклад в это вложила афганская война, она сильно подорвала экономику СССР к 1989. Дальше начались митинги прибалтийских стран и их дальнейшее отделение. С началом распада Горбачев принял важное решение, подписать документ о создании ССР - Союза Суверенных Государств. Проект договора, который заменил бы Договор 1922 года об образовании СССР, чтобы спасти и реформировать Советский Союз. Церемония подписания договора между РСФСР и некоторыми другими союзными республиками была назначена на 20 августа 1991 года, но днём раньше ей помешал августовский путч. А так в любом случае капитализм состариться и надо будет искать ему замену как было это с феодализмом, и на смену капиталистического строя придет социализм, а за ним, возможно, когда нибудь, коммунизм.

А также Ельцин способствовал развалу СССР, он как либо поддерживал выход советских республик их состава.

No one needed to go to the moon it was too expansive

And with china, the last major socialist power, receding into state capitalism, will we ever settle the stars?

L uninformed take

@@avgsocialist im just saying, the ussr fell for a reason

@@Therealshithead Because Yeltsin and Gorbachev believed the lies of the West and dissolved the USSR for their own benefit.

Brainwashed by the Western media. Try reading a proper book.

@@Therealshithead Yes, indeed, because it heroically stood essentially alone against a hostile world of capitalists.