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Written and hosted by Dylan Thuras (@dylanthuras)
Graphics by Michelle Enemark (@mjenemark)
Edited by Ryan Thompson
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Комментарии : 39

@kevincleary1432 4 года назад

I had the pleasure of visiting Star City. I stayed the night in visitor housing. The experience was surreal as it was exciting. There is a sense of history mixed with present day as the center still is the hub of astronaut training today

@thrillhouse_vanhouten 8 лет назад

Every one of your videos puts a huge smile on my face. Thank you for making it your mission to hunt down the fascinating wonders of our world.

@MeAuntieNora 8 лет назад

+THRILLHO Hear, hear.

@atlasobscura 8 лет назад

+THRILLHO Awww shush it up! Thanks you guys. Not sure where everyone is but I am thinking of organizing a meet up in NY sometime soon! Would be fun to meet folks in person!

@atlasobscura 8 лет назад

+Me Auntie Nora You guys are too nice!

@MeAuntieNora 8 лет назад

Atlas Obscura Whoa, I would so be there! I live in Nassau County!

@thrillhouse_vanhouten 8 лет назад

Atlas Obscura I'm up in Canada, but would totally be down to trek down to NY for an exploration week some time in the future!

@ABC-dy5se 5 лет назад

This stuff is so cool. IDK why is it getting anything short of million views.

@OSAS726 10 месяцев назад

Didn’t see any video footage of the Laika memorial statue in star city? Laika made the largest contribution of all to the cause of science and the exploration of the cosmos. She paid the price with her life. 🙏🐶😢I love your videos. Keep them coming. God bless 🙏

@tishamanda36 8 лет назад

Someone needs to give you a TV show. I would totally get cable if that happened.

@atlasobscura 8 лет назад

+Tisha Nortac Wow! Ok, done. I get a TV show you get cable! Or maybe a Roku or Netflix would work. Actually, yeah the show is totally on Netflix! Don't get cable!

@tishamanda36 8 лет назад

+Atlas Obscura Oh thanks so much Dylan I dont even like cable. Maybe you could do a thing on that free late night TV ? Seriously though you need to shop the idea around. Theres like a 10 year old kid here in Atlanta who put a comedy show together from his dads trailer an now he has show offers.

@tishamanda36 8 лет назад

+Tisha Nortac OH, and space fruit.... LAUGHS

@AlexKall 6 месяцев назад

2:55 That centrifuge and 2 others were built by a Swedish company called ASEA, now ABB after a merger with Brown Boveri. The centrifuge pictured is called TsF-18 (18m arm) and was built by ASEA in the 1970s and operational in 1981. ASEA's built the first centrifuge in Russia in the 1960s and it was a copy of a Swedish centrifuge (also made by ASEA)built in the 1950s, that had an 7.25m arm.

@jjho8 8 лет назад

Someone needs to make a film about that astronaut left on Mir. It's like The Terminal in Space!

@texaslonestarrider 8 лет назад

Fantastic Video, This place Is On My Bucket List! Thanks For Sharing!

@TD31093 8 лет назад

First. BETTER MAKE A JOKE Nah, I'll just watch this dope video.

@CinnamonCari 8 лет назад

How do you do cool video after cool video? is it exhausting managing to be awesome and educational At the same time or does it come naturally for the Atlas Obscura team? is there a pirate-related video you're planning to do? not that I'm too into pirates, it just surprises me that you haven't done that sort of stuff yet... it would be fitting.

@atlasobscura 8 лет назад

Aww thanks CinnamonCari! It IS exhausting! It's actually so much fun, and the videos are a fun way to break up my day doing other Atlas things. Pirates huh? You are right, it is high time for a pirate related video! Ok consider it in the queue!

@yolimargomez6145 8 лет назад

thanks you so much, I'm doing a research on a geek tourism and i was reading on this city and now I became clearer, sorry my english is bad

@atlasobscura 8 лет назад

+Yolimar Gomez Wonderful! Your research on geek tourism sounds really interesting!

@poppetrurazvan3900 3 года назад

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@aamborghini 8 лет назад

I love your videos

@atlasobscura 8 лет назад

+Amber Williams Thanks Amber! What a nice thing to say!

@MargaretKateMarlow 8 лет назад

It is funny, I currently live in a city that was not so much secret, as closed - you could move here only if you worked for an establishment here, because of all the matullurgical and rocket detail plants situated here. It is still a big part of the city's life, even after Ukraine became its own country. Also, it would be more correct if you used just "Эй!"and "Kто-нибудь?" instead of "Здравствуйте" and "кто угодно" (which was my professional itch speaking, sorry).

@atlasobscura 8 лет назад

+Red Wow that is pretty amazing! Can visitors come and go as they please or is it more closed than that?

@MargaretKateMarlow 8 лет назад

It became open to public after 1991, but it was not the case at all before that, in Soviet times. It must have been an... interesting situation, given it is actually a large city.

@natsoray 8 лет назад

Does anyone know the title of the trippy song this video ends with?

@atlasobscura 8 лет назад

+natsoray It is from a royalty free audio site called Audio Blocks. The song is appropriatly "Into Space" www.audioblocks.com/stock-audio/into-space-1.html

@natsoray 8 лет назад

Atlas Obscura Radsauce, thanks for the link! Love the 100 wonders. Keep up the awesome work!

@stangeric1 8 лет назад

I believe if Russia would've prospered the futuristic world we've been looking for would've already existed.

@23Scadu 8 лет назад

+Eric Frayre We could have been having space odysseys for fifteen years by now!

@atlasobscura 8 лет назад

+Eric Frayre It's funny, even while they were building amazing equipment, when the cosmonauts asked for extra cars so they could drive around they were told to hitchhike. The USSR had it's eye firmly on the space ball, but not necessarily anywhere else, ha!

@stangeric1 8 лет назад

+Atlas Obscura Intresting, Lazy cosmonauts, your town isn't that big... grab a bike. Anyways. great video.