If this dude took the amount of effort he puts into American business, and diverted that energy towards his script...

50 cyber scripts that seo

Man, I'm doing it right now :winkwink:

Colombia and Discovery were the ones. Russian rocket systems are made to save people lives. Yesterday it has saved a life of an American guy. Why do you hate America so much?

in Soviet Russia, Cosmos visits YOU !!!

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So the last Russian capsule have mysterious holes in it and this one has major malfunction in flight causing a aborted mission mid flight...

Something dont seem right in Russia's space program..


Oh and to the OP cosmonut. There wouldn't even be a International Space Station with out the Shuttle program.. Nothing else could have carried it into space..

I don't see any ruski billionaires making rocket ships like American billionaires do.

So why Americans billionaires use Russian rockets to send their astronauts (astronauts, lol a funny word, actually :1orglaugh) to the outer space?

Space X designed their own rockets, they arent russian...

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ruski, that's what putin tells you on ruski tv.

Russia can't afford it so they're sabotaging it to get out of the joint international pact.

How many people were sent into space by the Space X program? What does Putin say you about it on Russian TV?

Dance ruski

Its slated to happen very soon. :thumbsup

how are those examples different again? What does our not having a rocket program have to do with cosmonauts deaths?

Stop drunk posting, you embarrass yourself when you do.

It's too bad the op had to weaponize a positive story and use it to attack Americans over the Shuttle tragedies.

You have attacked them. If you moron read my posts you will see that they were mentioned as examples of bad (to be honest absent) livesafe systems. The Russian rockets have them and your astronaut was saved. The guy is a alive and that made you mad. Why do you hate Americans, dude?

Just think - If it wasnt for the US tragedies none of the other programs would have the fail-safes and safety systems they have today.

The Russian rockets had it many years before. The first case has accrued in 70s (about 10 years before the Challenger catastrophe) and the crew was successfully catapulted.

Dance ruski

I'm a bit wrong it was in 1983: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soyuz_7K-ST_No._16L

But still it was 3 years before the Challenger case. The Russian rockets were already equipped with livesafe systems. And as you can see they work well today.

Yes I'm sure neither country benefited in some way, shape, or form from these tragedies.

And the russians had 5 major accidents prior to the 71' on the "edge of space" which to me is close enough (330k ft)

ruski, we've had escape towers and other life saving systems on our rockets since Mercury.



https://history.nasa.gov/SP-4001/images/front.jpg

amerikansky, first of all you have no relation to them. These were made by Nazis, headed by Wernher von Braun (educate yourself). The second thing they didn't work in the real life. Nazis have used americans like monkeys in their space programs. And you have no "Mercury" or anythings today. Wernher von Braun is dead, so you have to use Russian technologies only. Don't you really can accept that only Russia can put your astronauts into the outer space?

Only 2 fatal accidents during lauding.

5 fatal according to everyone else. One being a rapid decompression while in space.

here's the fucking math to settle this

Through the most recent mission, STS-130 in February 2010, the shuttle has taken 788 people to orbit. Fourteen astronauts lost their lives on Challenger and Columbia.

That's one shuttle fatality for every 56 people taken to orbit.

Soyuz has orbited 250 people, not including two successful aborts: Soyuz 18a in April 1975, which occurred late in a launch 90 miles high, and Soyuz T-10-1 in September 1983, on the launch pad. The program has suffered four fatalities: one on Soyuz 1 in April 1967, and the other three on Soyuz 11 in June 1971.

That’s one Soyuz fatality for every 63 people delivered to orbit.

that's not enough margin to use to attack Americans, ruski.

actually there were 5 more successful shuttle missions after that one. so that shuttle ratio drops

Please describe them (any links etc), because I know only 2. Don't shut your month up please - tell me about them all.

yup, so those flights add 35 more people so the ratio for the shuttle is

1 death for every 58 passengers

soyuz is

1 death for every 63 passengers.


eat shit ruski.

I didn't get it, but keep posting.

I'm not shocked you don't understand ratio.

Yes, absolutely not. Please keep posting comrade :winkwink:

P.S. To be honest. I really need you bumping my thread.

here's another ratio

139 manned soyuz missions, 2 accidents

135 manned shuttle missions, 2 accidents.

eat shit ruski

Ok, as you say my amerikansky comrade. Just keep bumping it ;)

you seem to think I have a problem bumping your thread attacking Americans using the shuttle tragedy in which you're getting thoroughly owned for being a piece of shit and wrong.

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Course comrade. Just keep bumping it. Can I help you?

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No I don't humiliate the death of the US astronauts (God let them rest in peace). I never did that. But I just want to show that the US rockets have no rescue systems, while Russian ones have them and they work just perfectly since 60's. Last time it has worked yesterday and saved a life of the US citizen.

P.S. Now I will allow you to bump my tread ;)

Nothing Russian "works perfectly", especially with your history of dead astronauts. You're drunk on vodka again

How many US astronauts have died because of using Russian rockets? I know about your shuttles, but how many were killed by Russian ones? You said vodka, AIDS fag?

How about in Soviet Poland?

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Dildo, we have lost 4 cosmonauts in two landing incidents (a parachute failure and a degermetization of capsule) in 70s. No one of them was killed by Russian rockets. How many Americans were killed by the Nazi-made shuttles? I tell ya: 18. Your fuckin Nazi shuttles have killed 18 American citizens. Do you understand it, dildo? 18 блять человек погибли.

Russian "Soyuz" ones are 100% reliable and if anything will go wrong the lifesaving system will take care about the crew (from the launchpad or from the outer space - doesn't matter). This just happened two days ago.

You are a real stupid fag...

You are proof that all the dirty Russian schools with broken dirty Russian toilets and no Russian toilet paper is working in dumbing down your population with lies & propoganda to make you feel good in your bad circumstance.

Yes, yes. My toilet is completely broken. I have no toilet paper. I live in a paper Barbie house, which is located in a hurricane zone, and pay for it every fuckin' month. I pay lots of money for medical treatment, which I can't get. Even ambulance delivery, AIDS and cancer treatment are paid in my country. We even have to pay for dirty food in our dirty clinics. You are absolutely right :thumbsup

Thanks a lot to our propaganda, because we could live like you...

Putin doesn't care about Russian citizens. I feel sad for the children in Russia with this bathroom in their grade school.

Exactly comrade. As you say :1orglaugh

Good submissive ruskie

Americans can't even make a toilet work in cosmos w/o Russian help: US Asks Russia to Fix Its Broken Toilet on ISS

Is there something other than Facebook you can do by yourselves? Oh shuttles, serious space technologies my ass :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

That was a big joke here in America :1orglaugh

Do you realize the joke in Russia yet?

We make you clean the toilet, ruskie knows his place and does as he's told :evil-laug: American astronaut is too valuable for that job :winkwink:

For you it's a joke. For me it's a joke as well. A joke on your hopeless :winkwink: You can't do anything w/o Russia. You can't send a rover to Mars, you can't put any "astronaut" to the Eart's orbit and you can't even fix a fuckin' toilet @ ISS :1orglaugh

This is how a Russian fixed a toilet in Moscow :helpme:

No it's the US zone of ISS :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh