Communism took humanity to space

Communism took humanity to space.

Sweden is so fucked. Sad!

How's life in the new Somalia, Sven?

>Communism

Is that so?

germans took humanity to space !

but.. i thought you said it wasn't true communism ????

DIEG HEI---

Sorry...ist hard to break auld habits...

Capitalism took them to the moon, Mars and beyond the Solar system

Uhm... sorry cutie-putooti but i think you made a little mistake. Try again next time, honey!

>Nazi scientist took humanity to space
Fixed it for you.
Early russian space program was locking nazi scientist into a room in siberia until they came up with a solution to bring a human into space.

Which is why the russian were leading early on, but once communists took over and removed all nazi scientists from the program, they literally got shit on by the US in every way.

Whilst starving its population. Good job!

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Like the US didn't use Nazi scientists either.

If you're talking about the first man-made object in space, this is the first one that purposely made it there, almost a decade before Sputnik.

"In 1949, the "Bumper-WAC" became the first human-made object to enter space as it climbed to an altitude of 393 kilometers (244 miles). The rocket consisted of a JPL WAC Corporal missile sitting atop a German-made V-2 rocket. The V-2 was developed by Wernher von Braun's team of German researchers, who surrendered to the United States at the end of World War II."

If you count accidental space launches, the German long-distance guns in WW1 actually made it to an altitude that we now consider space. In WW2 it was again the Germans, who accidentally launched a V2 rocket or two into space.

If anything brought us to space it was communist/capitalist arms races.

There was no starvation after the mid 1940s. Try again.

Soyuz rockets are still impressive.

But I have to recognize how far german engineering took it.

Banned as you were for making rockets a german company even started launching from Africa.

The company of Lutz Kayser, and his OTRAG rockets.

We put marmalade into space.

>The nazis recruited by communists took humanity into space

ftfy ahmed

Lol, as if they lock people in rooms in Siberia, they wouldn't put fences around concentration camps because leaving is a death wish.

National socialism took humanity to space. The Soviets milked the minds of national socialist Germans to get to space.

It at least helped by creating a competition.

SPACE ACHIEVEMENTS USSR:
Tata Sky Development System (direct broadcast satellite)
Prime spacesuit, CH-1 (1931)
First multistage rocket (1947)
Creating the staged combustion (1949)
First spaceport, Baikonur Cosmodrome (1957)
First orbiting satellite, Sputnik 1 (1957)
First living being in orbit, the dog Laika on Sputnik 2 (1957)
First man-made object to leave the Earth's orbit, Luna 1 (1959)
First telemetry communication to and from off the ground, Luna 1 (1959)
First object to pass near the moon, and the first object in solar orbit Luna 1 (1959)
First satellite hit the moon, Luna 2 (1959)
First images of the dark side of the moon, Luna 3 (1959)
First satellite to be launched to Mars, Marsnik 1 (1960)
First rocket boots (1960)
Creating space food (1961)
First satellite to Venus, Venera 1 (1961)
First person to enter orbit around the Earth, Yuri Gagarin in Vostok 1 (1961)
First person to spend one day in orbit, Gherman Titov, Vostok 2 (1961)
First double flight, manned Vostok 3 and Vostok 4 (1962)
First probe on Mars, Mars 1 (1962) made the first pictures of Mars from space
First woman in space, Valentina Tereshkova, Vostok 6 (1963)
Multitripulado first flight (3 persons), Voskhod 1 (1964)
First spacewalk EVA, by Aleksei Leonov, Voskhod 2 (1965)
First probe to hit another planet Venus, Venera 3 (1965)
First probe landing on the moon and transmitted from there, Luna 9 (1966)
First probe into lunar orbit, Luna 10 (1966)

Creation of the Soviet Soyuz spacecraft model (1967), which is the only way that NASA and ESA send astronauts into space
First space bathroom (1967)
First meeting and unmanned docking, Cosmos 186/Cosmos 188 (1967) until 2006 this feat was not mimicked by the USA
Close coupling and exchange of crew in orbit, Soyuz 4 and Soyuz 5 (1969)
First extraterrestrial samples returned by Luna 16 (1970)
First robot on a celestial body, Lunokhod 1 (1970)
First probe to Venus, Venera 7 (1970)
First data received from a probe on another planet (Venus), Venera 7 (1970)
First space station, Salyut 1 (1971)
First satellite to orbit Mars and make a descent, Mars 2 (1971)
Second robot on a celestial body, Lunokhod 2 (1973) and with the Lunokhod 1 is the only automated mobile laboratories that have explored the Moon guided by remote control until
First satellite to orbit Venus and send data back to Earth Venera 9 (1975)
Creation of the coupling mechanism and docking of spacecraft, Androgynous Peripheral Attach System (1975)
Creating space shuttle Buran (1976), which can carry 30 tons (USA model only 25), return flights with load of 20 tons (USA only 15), with a support rate of 6.5 (compared to 5.5 of the USA model), its auxiliary maneuvering system rockets and use oxygen and kerosene fuel instead of solid (like the USA) and gives better performance. Besides the Buran shuttle could make unmanned missions (USA can't), with ejection seats (the USA model does not have) considered the safest and most effective of the history and design more effective and resilient thermal tiles that USA version
Creating the world's most powerful rocket: Energy (1976), capable of carrying 100 tons
First Spaceship supply unmanned, Progress (1978)
First radio telescope (1979)
First woman to walk in space , Svetlana Savitskaja in Salyut 7 (1984)
First shuttle in orbit to Earth independently, Buran (1984)

First multi module space station: Salyut 7 and Kosmos 1686 (TKS-4) (1985)
First crew to visit two space stations, Mir and Salyut 7 (1986) aboard Soyuz T-15
First permanent space station to orbit Earth, Mir (1986)
First crew to spend over a year on Mir, Vladimir Titov and Musa Manarov (1987)

>nazi technology

SAGE

Cool but human gained nothing from it.