I learned from the replies there that some weirdos don't think his flight counts because he ejected before landing and one of those "international" organizations that are always fucking French said you have to land for it to count.
I’m quite sure that Gagarin actually landed after going to space, not like he’s still up in the air somewhere. Having to be in the launch craft when you land is such a ridiculous technicality lmao nobody should take that seriously. Like he went to space and came back, and he was the first person to do so, nobody can dispute that.
The criterion of having to be in the craft when it touches the earth again came exclusively from the West realizing that Soviet craft would most likely come down onto land because of how large and how far from the oceans the USSR was. Since US craft could come down into the ocean and the astronauts could be easily recovered, they basically got the international aeronautics body to add that little detail in there. Absolute bullshit
Yes, they deleted it. The Russian Embassy in South Africa twitter account replied and the link it pointed to is now unavailable.
Based.
Mock us, viciously. It is the only way.
I learned from the replies there that some weirdos don't think his flight counts because he ejected before landing and one of those "international" organizations that are always fucking French said you have to land for it to count.
that's some pharmaceutical grade cope right there
I’m quite sure that Gagarin actually landed after going to space, not like he’s still up in the air somewhere. Having to be in the launch craft when you land is such a ridiculous technicality lmao nobody should take that seriously. Like he went to space and came back, and he was the first person to do so, nobody can dispute that.
The criterion of having to be in the craft when it touches the earth again came exclusively from the West realizing that Soviet craft would most likely come down onto land because of how large and how far from the oceans the USSR was. Since US craft could come down into the ocean and the astronauts could be easily recovered, they basically got the international aeronautics body to add that little detail in there. Absolute bullshit
Sorry but you have to comedown on land for it to count as "landing", if you comedown on the ocean it is technically diving
You know what they say, orbiting is just falling without landing. He never landed. #GagarinTruther
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I'm sorry I can't hear your dumb yankee bullshit from up here
Okay, then none of the Challenger Astronauts count.
I think you mean Columbia. I don't think anyone would argue challenger counts.
Challenger crew got pretty high up, depending on your religious views.
ehhh probably down under tbh
I knew there was a better one and couldn't think of the name and decided not to look it up
i love the kerbal-ass way they had to eject before landing. if it works it works
Perfect reply from them.