The thing that gets me about the Lost Cosmonaut theory is the same thing that gets me about the Apollo Program theory, specifically where the Apollo program was supposedly filmed on a sound stage and a dummy rocket was launched, and what gets me is how, conveniently, _neither side_ in both scenarios called the other out. The US and Soviet Union were locked in an _intense_ game of espionage and spying on one another from the very end of WWII to the dissolution of the USSR, with listening stations pointed in either direction, catching transmissions far and wide, yet _not once_ did either side report anything out of the ordinary regarding the overarching Space Race, nor did either side put one another on blast in front of, say, the United Nations. While I understand that the Soviet Union was _incredibly_ secretive regarding their space program, this does not change the fact that if it's incredibly _unlikely_ that something has happened, it's safe to assume that it _didn't happen._ The lack of evidence should not be used in place of evidence. ETA, TL;DR: Like the Moon Landing Hoax theory, if the Soviet Union launched people and animals into space prior to Laika and Yuri Gagarin, respectively, and those people and animals had been lost, more than just two dudes in Italy would have found out about it, and probably a lot sooner.

@ambientlightofdarknesss4245

Жыл бұрын

that is actually a realy good point. if some civvies in italy with a tiny radio dish could capture these signals. then the FBI or CIA would also have them as well.

@Happy-xi9hl

Жыл бұрын

@@ambientlightofdarknesss4245 As soon as I heard they were brothers... I immediately took this video with a grain of salt. They're the first certified clout chasers I guess...

@galaxysurfer1122

Жыл бұрын

Russia had a massive grain harvest failure, and who did they turn to to buy grain off? Yeah, the USA. And the USA SOLD it to them! Do you think Russia would really spill the beans now?

@amentco8445

Жыл бұрын

​@@ambientlightofdarknesss4245maybe there was a reason that two world powers in a tense competition didn't just start snitching on each other about these things. Could have turned much sourer than anything else.

@ambientlightofdarknesss4245

Жыл бұрын

@@amentco8445 but there is also the reasn of resources. the frequency of launches was a bit too much, especially since the soviets were already bleeding resources

One other critical fact not mentioned in this video; the Soviet DID lose Cosmonauts during the 60s and 70s, but they weren't covered up. Soyuz 1 in 1967 crashed after reentry, killing Vladimir Komarov, and Soyuz 11 in 1971 suffered catastrophic failure during reentry which killed its three cosmonauts. Both incidents were publicized shortly afterwards, which would make it unlikely that other failures would be covered up. They knew that everyone else was going to know, so better to be up front than the attempt a cover-up

@jamesknapp64

Жыл бұрын

Yeah this is probably the best case against their claims

@TheGhostLegend001

Жыл бұрын

It should be noted that the Soviet Union of the late 60s and 70s is very different from the Soviet Union of the 50s and early 60s. I know it might not seem like it, but Stalinism and all the paranoia that it inspired was still alive and well in the institutions well after his death. Topics like the Gulag camps, which would become more openly discussed in the 70s and 80s were very much clamped down upon in the 50s and 60s. I’m not necessarily saying that the theory is true, but I am saying that if an accident like that were to occur in the late 50s or early 60s, it absolutely be in the Soviet Union’s MO to cover it up.

@itsmerker

Жыл бұрын

@@TheGhostLegend001 Very true, but I think the fairly quick response they had in regards to these incidences was more due to the fact US or NATO intelligence would have known about it and made it public, damaging their image abroad. It's far less about the internal discussion, and far more about their image around the world. When combined with everything else, it would seem almost inconceivable that they succeeded in such an immense cover-up, except for just these guys finding out

@TheGhostLegend001

Жыл бұрын

@@itsmerker Very true. I guess my view would be that since these cosmonaut accidents are posited to have occurred in the late 50s, before Gregarin’s walk, given my previous comment and the fact that US and NATO monitoring equipment almost certainly wasn’t as good as it would be a decade later, I think it’s at least possible that an accident like that might have occurred at that time period. Is it likely? Probably not, but I think there’s enough margin there to make it a possibility.

@mkultraenjoyer

Жыл бұрын

Very different administration's, the soviets in the 50's were extremely secretive. We didn't know many details about the kyshtym disaster of 1957 untill 1976 when a soviet dissident told the west

That supposed female cosmonaut is the most Italian sounding Russian I've ever heard.

@fabonzanaon8177

11 ай бұрын

She is also very descriptive of her situation. It is a joke.

Back in the days there were also skeptics in Italy. CICAP (Comitato italiano per il controllo delle affermazioni sulle pseudoscienze) is an organization built to debunk pseudosciences and similar, it was actually founded by an italian scientific journalist from Turin too. And they were pretty critical of these recordings, debunking them too. But the aura of mith and legend is still pretty alive here. I've actually been living in Turin for more than 10 years, and Torre Bert and the brothers are still talked like an old, scary, legend. It actually connects to the hystorical aura of esoterism and mistyque about the city of Turin itself.

For when you finish your lemmino fix and need something equally brilliant

@arcturus4317

Жыл бұрын

Yes, the only issue is that channels like these are hard to find and they don't upload frequently because of the time it takes to make high quality vids

@ReichLife

Жыл бұрын

@@arcturus4317 I mean, when compared with lemmino, pulsar is quite frequent.

Once again the quality of this production is incredible! This is certainly a channel that is just waiting to be widely discovered. Right now, they'll find a healthy backlog! Look forward to more from you!

@leowu1644

Жыл бұрын

This is gonna be as big as Lemmino

Ah, yes, the most Italian-sounding cosmonaut I've ever heard. I almost expected a mention of a spicy meat-a-ball to slip in there.

A re-entry vehicle obviously wouldn't have the ∆v to reach escape velocity. However from the perspective of an observer on earth, a highly elliptical orbit could appear similar to escape velocity. (The craft is moving away from earth in both cases) Even an intercept with the moon sends the craft on a temporary course away from the earth. Don't forget the moon is pretty far away.

@Alexander_Grant

11 ай бұрын

Far enough away that you could stick all the planets in between the Earth and Moon.

@engbang3517

11 ай бұрын

How’d you get the delta symbol

@sashabraus9422

11 ай бұрын

​@@engbang3517On mobile, there's plenty of special characters you can choose from. There you can find the delta symbol. On PC I know there are keybinds to access special characters, though I don't know them off the top of my head. So I'd recommend to just Google "delta symbol copy paste" (or similar) and use what pops up. Same would go for any other special character.

@themechbuilder6171

11 ай бұрын

thanks to ksp i can understand this

According to the book "Starman", Nelyubov was kicked out of the Soviet space program for not apologizing after starting a bar fight. He went back to flying fighter jets and then committed suicide. They probably doctored him out of the photo as part of erasing his identity as a cosmonaut in order to maintain secrecy.

@yinyangsaladgang8789

11 ай бұрын

If they really wanted to maintain secrecy why would they erase ONE guy but leave 8 of the other space program team members in clear view, especially Yuri Gagarin? Besides that, the Soviets only made the names of their cosmonauts public after they had successfully completed a space mission. That doctored photo was first released as part of a Soviet media campaign to show the successful Russian cosmonauts to the world. The Soviets most commonly edited photos for propaganda purposes or to erase people from the historical record as a form of punishment for disobeying the party. It seems much more likely that they just wanted to remove a disgraced member of the team to protect the image of the Soviet space program and to deny Nelyubov the glory and fame of having been a part of it.

@VG_164

11 ай бұрын

Starman is an absolutely garbage book and is mostly just fictional. The amount of damage the book has made is something that is not talked about enough. It doesn't source most of it's claims (which goes against pretty much every other established claims by first hand sources) and when the book did it often referred to a KGB bodyguard named "Venyamin Russayev" that claimed he worked with the cosmonauts, which there was absolutely no records supporting. The book is the source of plain fictional myths like Komarov taking the Soyuz 1 mission to protect Gagarin knowing it was a suicide mission (when in reality he literally pushed for the mission's go ahead and Gagarin was never even on the flight plan) Read "Rockets and People" if you want an actual objective and factual view of the Soviet Space program written by Boris Chertok himself.

I was wondering why the "female cosmonaut" recording had an Italian accent and used such non-technical language, but it now seems likely it was their sister.

It could be just my headphones messing with me, but it sounds like a new microphone and I am all for it, the quality of these videos is insane, and it's only a matter of time before you blow up man. Keep up the amazing work cause you obviously have what it takes to make it here.

I can't fall asleep, perfect timing.

Awesome idea for a video, this is extremely interesting. I've heard of the woman re-entering bur to see all of these together is really cool. I still don't know how you haven't blown up, man. Your videos are great!

The quality of this video is insane

This channel is absolutely amazing the production quality is so great, this channel will definitely be up there with Lemino and barely sociable

@b0zz1380y

Жыл бұрын

Lemmino, barely and slightly sociable, Nexpo, Cadaber, disrupt and chill fuel are all amazing. This channel can certainly be mentioned in the same breath as all of them

@hectorlumbagoCringe

Жыл бұрын

@@b0zz1380ymost of those channels have a cringe fan base

Fascinating video again, Pulsar! Thanks for all your dedication and hard work! ❤

oh yeah , another Pulsar video , my day just got better ,thanks buddy

The so called intercepted transmissions sound incredibly Italian in their intonation

Got to say I appreciate the effort and high production values, really makes for enjoyable content - cheers 👍

Great video man! Loving this channel and the content. Filling my Lemino void. You’re right up there with him. Keep it up! You got me for life now! Great content, production and editing! Cheers brotha from another mother!

Dam there is even a context label, that's how you know it's gonna be good

Your best video so far, a pleasure to watch!

This audio recording was featured in the AppleTV show "Constellation". Also, the name of the Russian astronaut and Roscosmos director there was Valentina. Btw awesome video, man.

Another great one Pulsar, i just love the way you edit these videos!

God damn Pulsar I could kiss you for covering this topic.

Hey, you guys put out awesome videos! Keep up the momentum.

I just searched for this randomly but im so glad i found your video! INSTANT SUBSCRIBE. Keep it up dude!

Always a treat when you upload, homie. Keep it up ♥️

Still killin' it Pulsar! Way to go!

Thank you! Loving your vids

this topic is quite chilling and very interesting at the same time.

Always dreaming about the next day I wake up and see pulsar dropped a new vid. You’re the best bro

That's a really well done credit screen

1. The Soviets saw sacrifices of cosmonauts in name of duty as something to be hailed and set an example hence why the cosmonauts that died in Soyuz 1 and Soyuz 11 got grand state funeral for the public to see and detailed reporting in their newspaper. They saw it as a good propaganda piece and examples of true duty. 2. The Soviets had a tendency to write down absolutely everything and put it into hidden archives. In the 90's westerners go access to these archives and is the reason why we now know so so much more of what actually went on. 3. In the 90's Soviet personel and cosmonauts of their space program were allowed to share all their experiences and thoughts. Boris Chertok for an example wrote several volumes in the minute details of what happened in his series "Rockets and People" and the cosmonauts were in several documentaries ("the red stuff" for an example) there they shared all their experiences and tragedies. People that actually believe there were more cosmonauts deaths hidden away are straight up just ignorant of the topic. They are not different from believing the moon landings were faked. All based on the same none existant evidence

love your videos. you deserve more subs!

Great video but you forgot to talk about The Fury, he was a cosmonaut confirmed to have burnt up on reentry, although he managed to survive.

@visassess8607

Жыл бұрын

Lmao great comment!

I absolutely love your channel! Such an underrated creator!

wake up babe, new pulsar video just dropped

@brianlbeck

Жыл бұрын

THIS!

@OoSweetyman

11 ай бұрын

@@brianlbeck This. What you just wrote. I totally agree. Like a chef serving a bowl of stew, you stuck your ladel into my brain and from my incoherent abstract thoughts were able to form the exact sentiment of what it is I was feeling. Down to a decimal of a decimal, more perfectly than I ever could have iterated, you captured the essence of every nuance I experienced relating to the subject matter. No words could portray the awe I felt knowing that somebody shared the exact same thought process as me. Not only that, but with the ability to articulate in such a refined manner the depth of said thought process. No words could describe that feeling. Except one. This.

Great video, keep it up!

This video is great!

The cosmonaut radio thing is completely debunked. It was bad schoolboy Russian, grammatically incorrect.

@Comet-2011-W3-Lovejoy

Жыл бұрын

Yeah

Best video so far, even better than amelia one

I can't believe I've never read anything about this... even with how terminally online I am? Thank you for lending your talent to the production of something so interesting.

@DonHavjuan

Жыл бұрын

Because it's fake

@Comet-2011-W3-Lovejoy

Жыл бұрын

Same, it's probably fake

@navb0tactual

Жыл бұрын

I hope you get well soon. Being terminally online is very not good, I speak from experience

@aq_ua

8 ай бұрын

Yeah because they ain't real lol They're quite literally just crackhead theories

@m.streicher8286

8 ай бұрын

​@@DonHavjuandid I say otherwise?

Great graphics!

14:45 minor point, the conical service module was detached before reenter, only the spherical module decended

These videos scratch my Lemmino itch

Good accent and content very interesting

Dope video

Let's not forget the 43 cosmonauts lost in 1968 when they joined hands and tried unsuccessfully to form a Soviet Star while skydiving from space...

One question I have, is how they would have heard the heart beats. unless there was equipment specifically set up to record the heart beats of the missing cosmonauts, or even Laika onboard Sputnik 2, it seems unlikely that they could be heard by normal audio equipment. Also, Laika is believed to not survived long in orbit, so the window of of recording any data seems to decrease the possibility of hearing any heart beat unlikely. Otherwise I am not aware of any equipment set up to specifically listen to heartbeats on any manned missions. A heartbeat could easily be mistaken for any rhythmic pulsing sound that could be created by the systems of the craft, or electrical pattern or interference of the transmission itself. On a separate note, it is known that the Soviets would reuse names of failed missions, so craft like Luna or Vostok may have had more iterations then was publicly announced. A well know example of this is the Venera (Venus) probes.

This is why I come on KZread

Top Notch channel

I was here at 22k your videos are insane, love these quality over quantity channels

2:35 Man, are you Italian? Because it's rare to hear a native English speaker who does not fuck up the pronounce of Italian names. The number of times I heard people pronuncint "Jovanni" as "GEOvanni"😂😂 4:32 Si, fra, sei italiano😂. Più ascolto e più l'accento ti tradisce.

@jonshaw840

Жыл бұрын

How’s Jovanni pronounced? As an American I would pronounce it as JOE-vahn-nee. I don’t know where they get GEOvanni from lol, it’s not Jiovanni lol

@Stealth86651

Жыл бұрын

They probably just ask people how to pronounce it, or use one of many online tools that can explain or let you listen to pronunciations.

@Blackgriffonphoenixg

Жыл бұрын

Il fatto che sto qui sia Italiano e pur capace di battere persino i documentari di una volta come Ulisse e Quark mi riempe di speranza, dato che da noi in Tivvù c'abbiamo nient'altro che merda e veline

@ThroneOfBhaal

11 ай бұрын

I have no clue what his accent is, but it's great to listen to! :D

Bello video, Se sente propio che sei italiano XD. Scherzi apparte, molto bello

Thanks!

i kept getting ad breaks every 3 minutes in this video. very unfortunate, 10/10 video. Ads are cancer especially the ones google shills.

wow 1st class !

We all know it was their sister that faked the tapes. She didn't even learn Russian well. Imagine someone trying to pass an English video as legit with the English speaker using the wrong tenses

Imagine being that supposed cosmonaut sending an SOS as you're rocketing away from the earth.... you'd have to know there's nothing anyone can do to help you.

Can you do more about space and conspiracies?

OMG PULSAR POSTED

PULSAR PLEASE RESPOND, I listened very carefully to your italian pronunciation and they’re either, very very good or you’re italian, please if you’re italian you’re a gem, proprio perché sono italiano per questo te lo chiedo 😅

Hey Pulsar, do you have a new upload in the works? Love the content

You’ve got to be immensely brave and fearless to go into space , sitting on top of a giant rocket. Returning back to earth must be the best feeling of success ever. Top guys are those astronauts. No surprise that they are treated like gods. All nationalities 👍🇬🇧.

i simply cannot beleive this theory given that two superpowers were always spying on eachother and youre telling me that a whole population of those people just didnt say anything about it?

The audio of the woman doesn't sound genuine in my opinion. I am not Italian or Russian, so what I think is pure speculation, but having listened to both languages in media, the cadence of her voice sounds more Italian than it does Russian to me; giving more credence to the possibility that the brothers could have likely hoaxed the recording.

@ar4203

Жыл бұрын

Im not sure what you mean by cadence, like idk whether its fake or not it def might be, but shes defintly speaking russian not italian& there isnt some universal cadence that italians or russians have like idk what that means really, shes speaking in russian but ya that doesnt mean she is russian either

@Numberoneiosgameplay

Жыл бұрын

@@ar4203 Yes, I could tell she was speaking Russian, very sorry I did not mention that. What cadence means is how someone talks: inflections, modulation, etc. If it were actually a native Russian speaker, I would say the cadence would sound more like the first Chernobyl fire-call recording, but this supposed Cosmonaut recording just sounds to me more like a native Italian speaker who also knows Russian as a 2nd language. Just my opinion, I could be very wrong though

@ar4203

Жыл бұрын

@@Numberoneiosgameplay oh i see ya thats def possible, i think kinda hear what you mean as like russians usually sound like they talk really like low in their throat almost& this kinda spunds higher but idk like if spoke russian i maybe could tell easier if there was like an accent or mis-pronunciantions or something but its hard to tell since people have like differnt tones in general so idk but i see what you mean

@JamesWoodring-mu2iz

Жыл бұрын

its obvious she is stressed out. i bet you wouldnt sound the same if you were gettting ready to die , better luck next time

@Alexander_Grant

11 ай бұрын

@@JamesWoodring-mu2iz More the reason to default to your native language. I've been around people freaking out, panic attacks and such, and their accent never changes, nor do they start losing all sense of grammar. He even pointed to another incident where he's heard Russian where someone is stressed out with the Chernobyl call so your comment just makes no sense.

I knew someone who’s dad was in the Air Force for a long time, and he alleged that there’s a few more dead bodies up there than are known about publicly, although I think this would’ve been after the majority of the space race

@vicariousjohnson9823

11 ай бұрын

“Someone who’s dad was in the Air Force for a long time.” Now that’s a credible source.

Why would the dogs heartbeat sound be transmitted?

I Understand Oberg's Skepticism, But, it Doesn't take 'Skip' into Account...'Out of Range' Yes...But Signals 'Bounce'...

I'm sorry but ... how do you pick up a heartbeat via radio waves?

LEMMINO 2 IS BACK BABEY :D

👀👀

When the new video is coming out?

Lika was the first man in space.

Slavic Lemmino

yeahh another video event though i 4 days late because i miss the notification of new video

Brother you gotta upload again

hi there just checking in! are you working on any new projects?

@_Pulsar_

5 ай бұрын

🤐

The truth findly comes out the truth

Soviets absolutely sent multiple manned missions that failed to space that we have never heard about.

@markos9531

10 ай бұрын

Why?

@krbnn

7 ай бұрын

There is no evidence

Very interesting 🤔

@ChiseledDiamond

Жыл бұрын

You wrote this 2 minutes ago, the video was posted 5 minutes ago and it is 27:08 minutes long. You haven't even finished the video yet. 😒

@mariuszszymczak3644

Жыл бұрын

@@ChiseledDiamond just found noshed! It was great. Sounds like the recordings could be a hoax but if it wasn't I feel it is very scary.

I am russian and this accent with which the woman speaks is not normal for sure. Nobody, even in a super stressed situation speaks with tone of the voice mechanically jumping from top to bottom to top again.

LAIKA NOOOOOOOOOOO

Are you coming back?

@Irobert1115HD

28 күн бұрын

well someone made a comment under his last community post three weeks ago and he liked it so hes at least active.

what can i do to geht u more famouse, i hope u make it u deserv it, pls don‘t stop

Baby lemino

I can pick up a lot of things with a 30cm dish.....15m?

Long live space race. Long live Molvania.

unironicaly: the USA had a massive starting advantage due to a very very badly designed plane. the bell X-1 resulted in a US tech advantage form the start. for anyone who wants to know why: it was the first time RCS thrusters where used. those things a re vital to steer rockets in space.

@unownyoutuber9049

11 ай бұрын

the soviets had a far bigger advantage because there nukes where larger and had more mass, so they needed bigger icbm's, leading to have bigger rockets.

@Irobert1115HD

11 ай бұрын

@@unownyoutuber9049 actuallynot as much as you claim here. as i said: the US had the tech to steer in space before the first satelite reached orbit.

@unownyoutuber9049

11 ай бұрын

@@Irobert1115HD cool that dd not help them even slightly at all in any of the space race considering the soviets got all the world firsts that require rcs, docking? soviet, space station? soviet, moon flybys and impacts? soviet. That did not help America even slightly.

@Irobert1115HD

11 ай бұрын

@@unownyoutuber9049 having a planet land on a probe? nope america. actually managing to build a high powered rocket that has no military use outside of launching satelites? america.

@unownyoutuber9049

11 ай бұрын

@@Irobert1115HD having a planet land on a probe? what the fuck are you talking about? Also the soviets landed on Venus which is far more impressive then mars and so far the only country to do so. It also doesn't matter what use a rocket has because that is not at all important to what technology powers it. The Saturn V would have also definitely had military use had it been funded for longer. It almost more impressive that the soviets where able to adapt military craft for so many civilian programs with such little funding.

I thought the world was flat. 🤪😝😜

Now I speak neither Russian nor Italian, but that recording sounded like she had a really heavy Italian accent... just my 2 cents

@unownyoutuber9049

11 ай бұрын

she was also not using proper Russian. It would be like hearing the Russian equivalent to anime engrish and thinking that came from a native English speaker.

bro where are you?

Excellent debunking.

Crazy that there is most likley a guy still just floating away orbiting the sun. Dead. Furthest man ever.

Chapter 2.. thats a woman breathing followed by her cheeks getting clapped. How did yall fudge that up? 🤣💀

Yeah there has neverrrr been a lost cosmonaut lol

7th video while still nothing from lemmino.

@ReichLife

Ай бұрын

Damn, seems like jinxed it...

It’s REALLY hard to hear your narration! Love the video but I can’t hear you! Just bass 😢

Myth my ass, they lost 12 R-7/A Semyorka's, some of which probably had Cosmonauts on them. Russia has plausible accountability at this point.

@VG_164

11 ай бұрын

1. The Soviets saw sacrifices of cosmonauts in name of duty as something to be hailed and set an example hence why the cosmonauts that died in Soyuz 1 and Soyuz 11 got grand state funeral for the public to see and detailed reporting in their newspaper. They saw it as a good propaganda piece and examples of true duty. 2. The Soviets had a tendency to write down absolutely everything and put it into hidden archives. In the 90's westerners go access to these archives and is the reason why we now know so so much more of what actually went on. 3. In the 90's Soviet personel and cosmonauts of their space program were allowed to share all their experiences and thoughts. Boris Chertok for an example wrote several volumes in the minute details of what happened in his series "Rockets and People" and the cosmonauts were in several documentaries ("the red stuff" for an example) there they shared all their experiences and tragedies. People that actually believe there were more cosmonauts deaths hidden away are straight up just ignorant of the topic. They are not different from believing the moon landings were faked. All based on the same none existant evidence