The crater crossing before touch down was chefs kiss!

I like the washout flash of light just as it clears the initial exhaust cloud, reminiscent of the recent Artemis SLS launch.

The attention to detail is magnificent, especially the way you added an extra LK lander and the rovers that were part of the soviet lunar landing that a lot of people don’t know about

@peterloohunt

Жыл бұрын

What was the second lander for? Supplies? How was the rover deployed if the second lander was unmanned?

@artemvektor1

Жыл бұрын

I guess it was american rover)

@Dominion69420

Жыл бұрын

@@peterloohunt It would have been 3 launches One for an unmanned backup lander One for a modified Lunokhod rover that could carry the cosmonaut to the backup if the main lander failed and was more than walking distance away And the main lander itself

@rastersoft

Жыл бұрын

@@peterloohunt The rover was a lunokhod-like one, remote controlled from earth, and it was used as a radio beacon for precise landing. I think that the second LK lander was unmanned and "just in case there is a problem with the manned one".

@peterloohunt

Жыл бұрын

@@rastersoft Ta!

I really like the lunar crater landscape you used for the landing site. Well done. Great video!

I hope there will be a continuation with a moon base. Amazing work!

@Launch50

Жыл бұрын

My sister kkk

I love this detailed alternate history stuff!

@7ElevenAlphaCentauri

Жыл бұрын

The only thing wrong is the LOK is flying backwards in this video

@TheKeenTribe

Жыл бұрын

​@KVFutureGamer Timestamp please?

@davidstepeck2644

4 ай бұрын

This is NOT an alternative history. It’s just a Soviet ship landing next to Eagle.

Remembered the N1 hot staging this time but forgot the "nesting jet" landing rockets on the LK :^)

Visually stunning as always - the attention to detail is remarkable- but then again it always is !

thank you so much for this video, it is extremely well done!

Your footage is outstanding. I would have liked to see the second stage separation and the translunar injection. The Soviet - because of the latitude of Baykonur - had to use even more fuel than the Americans to change their Earth orbital plane to that of the Moon. By the way, even if Sergei Korelev wouldn't have died in 1966, and Kuznetoff had fixed all the propulsion problems of the N1, the Soviet still didn't had a computer to drive the N1, the coasting to the Moon and the deorbit burns, and controlled the lander touchdown: they hadn't the various guidance computers; manual control is simply impossible. Thank you again for the outstanding film! Happy New Year! Anthony

@Link2edition

Жыл бұрын

Stalin had no idea how much he was imparing his country when he threw Korolev in a gulag in 1938. I am sure that contributed to his health issues. Dude died at 59.

@akiko009

Жыл бұрын

@@Link2edition I'm sure he had a pretty good idea. He just didn't care.

@user-vz1yr7bx8h

5 ай бұрын

А на АС "Луна-16" бы компьютер? Нет? А тогда как она пролетела над поверхностью 200 метров?

@martinplivard1824

5 ай бұрын

​@@user-vz1yr7bx8h it is a langage issue the computer on early space mission (soviet and american) where mecanical and they where alsome

That was some seriously great renditioning of space flight! The "V" engine is what gets me the most. The dual stage, down to the rim-shot," graphics is perfect in throttle! You should do a video on what would happen if you shot a weapon on the moon... Thanks again for all you do. It's nothing but perfect!

Awesome, in the literal sense of the so-often over used word; but not here. The sense of history and drama, and cinematic style and detail are really terrific visually and genuinely add to our understanding of what the space race of the cold war was attempting to achieve.. Thanks for what you're doing and like so many who are also commenting i am eagerly anticipating your next. Cheers.

@RajSk-uo5ik

11 ай бұрын

Hynu

It's a shame that the N-1 never worked properly 🥺

@PaulZyCZ

Жыл бұрын

It almost did before they cancelled. N1 tells us value of proper QA and YAGNI in space programs.

@commanderpeanut8029

Жыл бұрын

And Its a shame Korolev died before the N1...

@AmtrakCitiesSprinter64

Жыл бұрын

Fun fact: N1 has the same (almost) power to the SpaceX’s Starship

@valecasini

Жыл бұрын

@@AmtrakCitiesSprinter64 dunno if it's true but actually the N1 had 4,620 tonnes of thrust and the Falcon Heavy "only" 2,267 tonnes of thrust

@AmtrakCitiesSprinter64

Жыл бұрын

@@valecasini I said the Starship, not the Falcon Heavy

Powerful animation with blisteringly accurate visuals, only topped by the equally powerful Soviet / Russian National Anthem - which I can clearly recall - instrument by instrument - from my days as a foreign student in the former USSR. Politics of the present day be damned; nevertheless there’s no denying the immense contribution the USSR made to the Space Race. And this stunningly realistic animation literally brings it all home! Respect!!!

@arcosprey4811

Жыл бұрын

Your country won the large majority of the milestones for humanity. It’s without a doubt that without the USSR, space travel probably would’ve never happened.

@sethjansson5652

Жыл бұрын

@@arcosprey4811 I disagree with that. Humans are and have always been drawn to the endeavor of breaking boundaries and discovering the unknown. Yeah the Russians made most of the milestones, but most were unethical. Allowing them to just do what they want with minimal regard. Space travel would have definitely been inevitable. Especially due to the creations of sustained flight and the experiments and applications of rocket technology. Russia just happened to figure it out and executed with little precaution. Russia isn't a great example of human endeavor, it's a great example of human potential, just not the potential that is desired...

@RideAcrossTheRiver

Жыл бұрын

@@arcosprey4811 Those 'milestones' were for the USSR. The US had been planning its space effort since 1946. It was the US's ill-considered response to Soviet stunts that got Americans to the Moon by 1969.

@nemezis2224

Жыл бұрын

@@arcosprey4811 Bez ZSSR by nebolo obsadenie a okupácia Československa, vojna v Afganistane, napadnutie Maďarska v roku 1956, napadnutie Poľska a Fínska v roku 1939 a hlavne napadnutie Ukrajiny v roku 2014 a 2022. Vesmírne lety by bez ZSSR boli. Treba pozerať na súčasnosť: kým na Marse behajú americké landre, a lieta americký vrtuľník Inuity, tak Rusko sa k Marsu ani len nepriblížilo, ich jediný "úspešný" pokus fungoval na Marse pár minút. Kým USA majú ďalekohĺady Huble, Webb, Spitzer tak rusi kradnú na Ukrajine WC misy. Smutné.

@redsun9261

Жыл бұрын

@@RideAcrossTheRiver Yeah, german scientist fon braun and his team planned americans to get into space. After he has done his business with nazis lol.

Beautiful work! More of that, please!

Świetny filmik! 😁 aż ciarki przechodzą po skórze! Pozdrawiam!😉😄

You just keep getting better and better!

glad to see a fresh N1 animation from hazegrayart

The show "For All Mankind," is basically a historical retelling of an alternate history where the soviets won the space race. I definitely recommend.

@CadMade95

Жыл бұрын

1000% agree. Amazing show

@shipwreck9146

Жыл бұрын

@@CadMade95 I think anyone subbed to this channel would love that show.

@brettteeter3461

Жыл бұрын

The first 35 seconds… WOW!!!

@jonathonbrooks651

Жыл бұрын

It's a bunch of Russophobic garbage.

@necatisener4430

Жыл бұрын

Americans just landed on moon first. Russians aldready won the space race. I recommend everybody to watch "BBC Cosmonauts:How Russia won the space race"

Beautifully created Video and I'm sure that it took sometime to put it all together. Nice work.

I can't believe how good this is! Well done!!!!

WONDERFUL ! Thanks !! And great job !

I saw the real Soviet lander along with a talk by Cosmonaut Alexi Leanov at the London Science Museum, it was the first time it had been shown outside Russia I think. It's tiny.

Super video as always

Really well done. Amazing work.

Fantastic!!!! What an amazing 5 minutes you have created here!!!! 😁

WE NEED A MOON BASE AND I WANNA GO LIVE THERE

All Workers of the Moon, Unite!

Finally!!! Our beloved Hercules, the Legendary N1-L3! 💪 My fav rocket virtually recreated by you by far! ❤ Even if every time a bittersweet feeling gets me for the Bureau system's concurrence and weaked soviet space politics of late 60s and early 70s which doomed Korolëv's Masterpiece even before it saw the light of day. ❤ In my mind, and I hope for the most of us, we want to think that you reached, as planned by Sergej, not only the Moon as showed here, but also Mars and Venus as the "Chief" invisioned for you! Wish you Godspeed in the Heaven of Rockets, Hercules! 🚀💪

I seem to recall that the cosmonaut was required to do an EVA to enter the LK (lunyii korabl) prior to separation in orbit. I think that Leonov considered the process "sporty."

@liammeech3702

Жыл бұрын

Lol

Спасибо за анимацию, кстати для иностранцев, даже переговоры сделаны на русском!)

@Serenesium

Ай бұрын

pret

As much as I like this (and I do, the animation, as always, is fantastic!), I believe a much more accurate depiction of a Russian lunar landing attempt would have been to show the LK lander plunging in an uncontrolled descent before shattering on impact with the lunar surface (probably against the wall of the crater it passed over). Based on much of what I've read (and the research came from Russian sources involved with their lunar program), the LK lander was a veritable deathtrap. According to them, it was almost certain to fail, costing the cosmonaut aboard his life. Either during descent (crashing onto the surface) or possibly failing to launch, leaving the cosmonaut stranded, or more mercifully exploding at ignition, killing him instantly. The articles I've read said that their material technology just was not up to par with NASA's, and their engines would either fail to ignite, or would explode like a bomb. In any case, though, great video! Love it, keep 'em coming!

Should have made a small clip of an a apollo mission just watching the lander fly above them like it happend with Apollo11 and the LUNA probe lol

Very good video, thanks. It is a pity that the Soviet lunar program was not carried out.

Nice! You showed the N-1 hot staging, therefore fixing an error you made in an older N-1 video of yours.

that rocket with that many engines were truly insane

@jesusramirezromo2037

Жыл бұрын

Shame they cancelled it before the update flew

All for man kind be like

@_KillerD_

Жыл бұрын

Goofy ahh space shuttle to the moon, Fuc that show

@praba4036

7 ай бұрын

Hi man kind Jacob family together in need help on ship flow wind*/matthew 1-9

@judet2992

3 ай бұрын

Correct

@judet2992

3 ай бұрын

@@praba4036what

@engineeredarmy1152

Ай бұрын

​@@praba4036 Hi man kind Praba. Have recieved the SOS. Sending help */Phillip 1-9

Really great renders! I like the attention to detail. :) Imagine if that bright blue hatch was the Eye of Sauron...

Absolutely marvelous animation hazegrayart!!

This is what Leonov would have experience if N1-L3 went according to plan

It was fun. Thanks 👍👍

Great video. Like the inclusion of the backup lander. Never seen in any other video.

Superb video. Graphics and color so much clearer than Apollo13. Love it 🙃😉

the amount of detail in your videos are amazing dawg

спасибо Вам! 🥲

Woooauuw !!! This is amazing !!! 👍👍👍

That crater shot was chefs kiss

Так всё и происходило, но только в альтернативной реальности.

@user-ys3rb6hf4s

Жыл бұрын

Остаётся только посмотреть сериал "Ради всего человечества".

@Oleg.S.

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ys3rb6hf4s есть версия, что американцы выиграли Лунную гонку только виртуально, а в реальности была ничья и Луна так и остаётся непокорённой. Кто-то или что-то не даёт нам туда полететь, хотя технологически люди способны это сделать, хотя бы облететь без посадки.

@nhhfdyhvdfghh

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ys3rb6hf4s он не занудный случайно? А то год -два назад не смог одолеть даже первую серию . Но может я поспешил... 🙄

Absolutely flawless. How did you make that moon in 3d???

when that enormous crater appeared, beautiful.

@hubbsllc

Жыл бұрын

Had to wonder if their lander caught a bit of a loft when overflying that crater from the reduced gravity :)

@Bugatti12563

Жыл бұрын

@@hubbsllc I had the exact same thought.

Another excellent video. Thanks for sharing!

"Бл.., чуть не шмякнулся о стену кратера, но "Голубь мира" прилунился!" (с) Леонов :))

@letterZ0rs

Жыл бұрын

>>граф Гагарин со Спутником испытал Восторг и Изумление.\из кинофильма (т.м)

I remember a documentary talking about the Soviet moon missions. One part showed the inside of the LK. It looked like a steam locomotive. I would not have fancied trying to land it.

Thanks. Very interesting.

RIP Sergei Korolyov, Yuri Gagarin & Alexei Leonov! Without their contributions, we wouldn't be where we are today. Let their heroic genius be a guiding beacon, a shining star, for all people on our beautiful earth to see! PEACE USSR LENIN!

@u1zha

Жыл бұрын

Look up Lenin, not sure you'll ever again consider putting him in one sentence with PEACE

@promaster4758

Жыл бұрын

@@u1zha thanks to him russia left the WW1, thanks to the USSR we beat the nazis, thanks to the USSR we sent the first man to the space, so yeah, USSR and peace are words that match together.

@Raj-gr6dy

Жыл бұрын

@@u1zha agreed. Lenin was NOT PEACEFUL.

@TheNavalAviator

Жыл бұрын

@@u1zha I'm aware of the history, I was simply quoting the first ever signal sent to interstellar space: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morse_Message_(1962)

@eichelbergergary

Жыл бұрын

@@promaster4758 Nonsense. Lenin pulled Russia out of WWI in order to cement his revolution, thus allowing USSR to wage war on the entire world for three generations. The "Cold War" was in fact the real WWIII, waged across the globe through economic warfare, ideological warfare, espionage, iron fisted subjugation and occupation, hot war by proxy and revolution disguised as "wars of national liberation." Countless lives lost and Billions upon billions of dollars in meaningless waste.

It is time to ask - how does Haze Gray get a hold of this archival footage? Should there be an inquiry? This is the best piece of work yet. By far. Magnificent. I am convinced it happened. The lighting and shadows in the landing scene - gorgeous.

Cool video

I refer you to my grafic novel " 1969 the phantom odyssey " which is an alternative history of the race to the Moon for those who do not know it yet

@liammeech3702

Жыл бұрын

Will look it up 👍 Edit: looks pretty cool, very 'Tin-Tin' 2nd Edit: Bought it, pretty good alot of exposition but a book based on the Buran would be awesome 👍

I really think the Soviets would have avoided that gigantic crater by more than a couple dozen feet!

That's really really good 👍

This is amazing! Thank you!

Nice.. Would have been cool to see the cosmonaut do a spacewalk in order to get into the LK lander, but I’m guessing that’s a whole other level of complexity to animate.

@SusEngineSFS

Жыл бұрын

1:30 Look closely at the LOK

Exceptional Tovoritch 😉

Отлично сделано ! Лайк ! Молодец автор !

For All Mankind: Prologue.

Brilliantly imagined !-I can't help thinking how isolated and alone that solitary cosmonaut would have felt as the approaching moonscape swallowed him up

Ure vids are pure art. As a space geek I love them. How long time did it take to make this one?

Beautiful.. man the fact he HAD to come out.. while in orbit on the mood to get to the lander tells you the Soviets really rushed this..

Жалко что у нас не получилось(

@alexcarbajal5215

Жыл бұрын

Pero si llegaron y aun hay miles de años para que puedan llegar otra vez, la luna aun esta ahi

@tutov66

Жыл бұрын

@@alexcarbajal5215 Algún día llegaremos allí.) Mi sueño es ver la retransmisión de Titán))

@user-vd6rd4bb5j

11 ай бұрын

не печалься. ни у кого не получилось. а кино снимать, дело не хитрое.

@tutov66

11 ай бұрын

@@user-vd6rd4bb5j у американцев как раз вышло. А в 24 году они собираются повторить. Надеюсь и мы доберемся

Very good

Beautiful graphics

Montage with anthem is cool 👍

Beautiful !

this is nice I can see for all man kind sci fi show series a thing again

The LOK is flying in the wrong direction. The lander is supposed to be in the back and the block E escorts the landed to within 50 miles of the surface.

Magnificent 👏🙌🤘

Beautiful ♥

Lunniy Korabl is so good lunar lander

Wonder ful!

AMAZING!

It's said if not cancelled, 5th attempt of N1 would have most probably work.

@Simon-px8mi

2 ай бұрын

I am not sure. However Sergei Korolevs death really hampered the program. With him still in hcarge, who knows. We may have had a red moon.

Ну а почему нет продолжения? Спускаемый аппарат был рассчитан но одного космонавта. Им должен был быть Алексей Леонов. Туда можно было добавить еще транспортное средство, луноход, на котором Леонов мог добраться до резервного корабля. А скафандр у него должен был быть оборудован обручем, который не даст космонавту в скафандре упасть. Потом старт с Луны, где посадочная ступень сыграет роль стартового стола. А на орбите стыковки с орбитальным кораблем не будет, его должны приблизить к лунному короблю и поймать специальным "богром", после чего лунный космонавт перелетает в орбитальный отсек, который выполнит роль шлюзовой камеры. И домой.

Nicely done. Observation: Shadows stretch out when transitioning up a sloped surface, such as the crater wall.

Epic! 🎆

Very chatty lot, those cosmonauts.

I have often wondered if the Soviets could have pulled this Flight off. Their Hardware was far less Sophisticated than the American Hardware. Adding two Perilous Space Walks to transfer between the Main Ship and the Lander, also complicated the mission. The way the Descent Engine was discarded, and the Lander's engine only ignited shorty before the Touchdown, for only a few Seconds, as the fuel onboard was needed for the Ascent. I also wondered about the ability of the Soviets ability to pull off a Rendezvous in Lunar Orbit. It would have been interesting to say the least, had they been able to get the N1 working

@kirishima638

Жыл бұрын

NASA tested everything, every bolt, every circuit, every component. And they had at least one backup for every system, including an extra astronaut to land on the surface. And NASA had no shortage of failures that tested those backups and contingencies. The Russian space program was run on a shoestring budget. Testing meant actually flying. One successful flight after a dozen failures was considered ‘good enough. Backups? What backups! Their plan for a moon mission was so bare bones that it had no realistic chance of success. Armstrong very nearly crashed in 11. The ignition switch for the ascent engine broke and almost stranded them there. But they had backups and contingencies. It would only have taken one thing to go wrong on a Russian mission to result in failure. And the Russian mission control couldn’t even keep in contact with their astronauts most of the time because they didn’t have NASAs world wide radio dishes. It would have been a death sentence.

Brilliantly realized.

I think the N1 should have a higher acceleration at lift-off since it had a much better thrust/weight ratio than the Saturn V. Otherwise an exellent video!

@RideAcrossTheRiver

Жыл бұрын

The N1 had thrust/weight ratio for 31 seconds.

@fromnorway643

Жыл бұрын

@@RideAcrossTheRiver Thrust/weight ratio isn't measured in seconds. It's simply the rocket's thrust divided by its weight, and it needs to be more than 1 in order for the rocket to lift off.

@RideAcrossTheRiver

Жыл бұрын

@@fromnorway643 I meant that the N1 never got anywhere.

@fromnorway643

Жыл бұрын

@@RideAcrossTheRiver Some of them actually managed to lift off, but none of them made it to orbit. The fourth and last launch attempt in 1972 almost completed the first stage burn, and the mission might have been salvaged if the ground controllers had sent a manual signal to jettison that stage and start the second one a few seconds before planned.

@RideAcrossTheRiver

Жыл бұрын

@@fromnorway643 Sounds utterly unreliable.

Жаль что слова не разобрать - я услышал только пару слов

Love this One

Amigo obrigado por compartilhar essa experiência, urrahhh.

One again surpassing you self. The quality is worth of "For All Mankind".

totally cool!

Very nice.

And now UR-700 and Moon Direct LK-700, please. (In this Channel was only UR-700 launch.

Nice

1:33 It sounds like someone is getting dental work done on their way to the moon

An animation of Barmingrad/Zvezda-Base would be cool

A soviet moon landing would have been smaller and riskier in many ways than the counterpart of the US .The lander only carried one cosmonaut . Also there was no docking tunnel between the service module and the lander. It would have been a tremendous achievement for one person to make the spacewalks before and after the moon landing after long hours of exhaustion. I would like to have seen more of the stageing process the N1 had after the launch.

Just brilliant