1. Yuri Gagarin 2. Gus Grisson 3. Buzz Aldrin 4. Neil Armstrong 5. Ed White 6. Pete Conrad 7. Alexey Leonov 8. Roger Chaffee H U G E \ G A P 9. Alan Shepard 10. Jim Lovell
now if you disagree with this list, you know shit about aeronautics and feel free to fuck off
>burns alive randomly just after expressing doubts on the space/moon program publicly
>Yuri Gagarin
russian propaganda posterboy of space program that killed 12 people fired into the atmosphere. entire objective was to secure the secular idealism of soviet party in the public minds.
>op's image is cgi, with"edge of the earth curve" in background
space is fake, earth is flat, nasa is a black budget government indoctrination program headed by freemasoon kabbalists.
Story Musgrave... he did the harry bits on the Hubble repair mission.
Blake White
>John *HERSCHEL* Glenn Jr. >*ISRAELI* dual citizenship >*DEMOCRAT* senator for over 30 years
this is not a board for people like you, i repeat, this is NOT a board for people like you
Andrew Rodriguez
Strictly speaking every body's atmosphere extends to infinity. There's no natural demarcation line that says 'this molecule is no longer affected by this body's gravity'.
Leo Bailey
>flat earther bait thread
Dominic Wright
Komarov should hold an honorable place on the list just for the sacrifice he made. Enough to make the Soviets realize their space program was doing some very shady, and shoddy, shit. Gus Grissom is also a particularly sad story because his first mission during the Mercury program he almost drowned, his second mission went fine, then he burned to death training for Apollo 1.
Josiah Stewart
Spike from Cowboy Beebop is Numba 1
James Thomas
Prove he's a Jew with dual citizenship.
Julian Bailey
Imagine how many died before they got it right.
Connor Cruz
I’d put Lovell way above the rest of the Americans on the list. >Armstrong and Aldrin Pleb tier
>I’d put Lovell way above the rest of the Americans on the list. literally why?
Oliver Morris
Yuri was based as all fuck. The man literally gave his life for another astronaut, because his incompetent superiors were going to let that final mission go despite all the red flags that the rocket was faulty. He sacrificed himself, a fucking national hero, and returned to Earth a crispy critter.
Daniel Long
Your list sucks. Jim and Pete are not #1 and #2.
Jaxson Reyes
add the god astronaut hadfeild
Luis Clark
>literally why Literally the fuck not? He was CMP on Apollo 8, arguably the most critical Apollo mission, and CDR of Apollo 13. Motherfucker you can literally hear how icy cool he is immediately after his spaceship fucking exploded. Not to mention the 2 Gemini flights he was on.
James Phillips
You sound just as stupid as the niggers that claim the moon landing was fake.
Thomas Howard
Top 5 here
1. Yuri Gagarin, first man in orbit 2. Valentina Tereshkova, eight person in orbit, firsr woman, only woman to over solo orbit the Earth 3. Neil Armstrong, first man on Moon 4. Alexey Leonov, the first space walker 5. Valeri Polyakov, by far the longest single stay in space with 437 days
My list is based on the most important firsts
Austin Green
Who is that Canadian idiot who is everywhere on TV and the internet, and makes a living as a bloviating ex-astronaut? He's a fucking Canadian tourist hitching a ride on the US space program for Christ's sake.
Xavier Bennett
>Yuri Gagarin >First in space
More like the biggest propaganda piece ever.
Look up Vladimir Ilyushin.
I honestly feel sorry for Yuri. Living out your life as nothing but cover for a state secret must suck
Michael Carter
What the fuck is your stupid list based on? Gagarin flew to space once in an automated capsule, Jim Lovell flew 4 missions, 2 of them to the moon.
Jim Lovell, Frank Borman, William Anders, First men to fly to the moon.
You know how I know you're a fucking pleb? Tereshkova was passed out most of her flight.
John White
I said I ranked them by firsts. How is orbiting the Moon more important than the first woman in space?
Eli Barnes
Because she never flew again. Her mission was literally just fucking virtue signaling. 8 is arguably the most impressive mission NASA ever did. Plebs and normies only know that 11 landed, but everything leading up to it was in some ways more awe-inspiring than the final objective.
Dylan Harris
fpbp
F for Gus
Jordan Lee
Because essentially there's nothing much different between a man sitting in a capsule and a woman. It's like saying "Oh this guy was the first short and skinny man to orbit the Earth"
Tyler Wilson
#1 is laika not gagarin , first female in space , first mammal in space and managed to trick the soviets and fake her death and escape to the west .
>women cause vagina Fuck that. That's literally not special, fuck her. >Valeri Polyakov, by far the longest single stay in space with 437 days All that space fucking made it fun, I'd bet.
That dog the commies shot into space was the first and only real astronaut. He hit the firmament and all these other cunts are just tv actors.
Bentley Stewart
you're a cuck that spreads ridiculous misinformation & fake garbage you might not be a flat earther, but you're the same fucking tier as a flat earther just because you cannot understand something or someone takes the time to make sophisticated fake shit to fool you doesn't mean you should fall for it hook, line, and sinker you absolutely colossal retard
Its all the poor bastards who failed to set foot on the earth again after being strapped to a reworked soviet first generation ICBM before Gagarin. Also our madman Georgi Ivanov saving his ship after a fire on board and literally eyeballing the landing in Kazakhstan manually, that lil' bitch Rukavishnikov did not do shit.
Dominic Baker
Don't forget Frank Borman commander of the Apollo 8 mission The first time mankind left a low earth orbit and traveled to the moon Orbited around it 10 times and returned safely to Earth
Let’s say that space travel (for reduced speed earth travel - I.E. hypersonic flight to China from US in ICMB time) became viable in the next decade or so - it won’t - but if it did, and was comparable to air travel, say, 100% premium (a $1000 flight is $2000 with space travel) so attainable to upper end of middle class - what would flat earthers do?
When longer distance travel becomes possible and Mars is terraformed are all these people just going to an hero? Or will Mars become part of the “firmament” in their idiotic minds?
Oliver Peterson
Chuck Yeager earned his astronaut badge
Carter Diaz
Apollo commander power rankings 1. Lovell 2. Armstrong 3. Borman 4. Stafford BASED WALLY GAP 5. Schirra INFLATED EGO GAP 6. Cernan "I HAVE THE FARTS AGAIN" GAP 7. Young ALMOST GETTING YOUR LMP KILLED GAP 8. Scott [1 astronautical unit] 9. Shepard LITERALLY WHO GAP 10. McDivitt SHIT 11. Charles P. Conrad
Robert Wright
He got buzzed. Too bad Trump trolled him a while back about the whole moon thing.
Too bad I’m shadowbanned from posting images again.
Eli Rivera
>watch the video >it just...l-looks fake! Not proof. Eat shit.
Its probably going to be moved to the solar system outskirts, and then when we reach a adjacent star system, it will be the gallaxy's limit, and then ... who knows
William Wilson
Landing on the moon is a less amazing 1st than having a vagina and driving a car... Honestly user, are you even trying to fit in here?
What's fucked up is America makes a big deal out of Black History Month. But is ashamed and doesn't give a fuck about the 50th anniversary of the first Moon landing. Why is that?
>Conrad Just reminds me of an old fuck I worked with. Abrasive and snarky. >Scott >When they took their gloves off the perspiration poured out, showing they had lost a lot of body fluid with their hard work. Irwin had been unable to get to his suit drink waterbag to release its contents, so never managed a drink during the whole excursion. He felt very tired and was suffering a raging headache from the day’s exertions and lack of fluids, “We really guzzled down the water that night. I had been seven hours without a drink and sweating like a jogger.” >On orbit 53 Scott had inadvertently depressurised the tunnel, so Lunney, feeling something was amiss, told him to repressurise it again and then gave the go ahead to jettison the LM. Listening to the conversation, Kranz, standing by to take over the next shift, sensed something was wrong too – he had never seen a spacecraft crew and ground control so out of kilter with each other. “I was spooked just listening,” he said. ... >During these activities, Dr Chuck Berry, the long-standing astronauts’ physician, had been monitoring his readouts and crossed the floor to sit next to Lunney. He murmured in Lunney’s ear, “Glynn, we saw a bunch of heart irregularities on Irwin. We also saw some during the third EVA.” >He explained that it looked as though Irwin had a bigeminal rhythm, where both chambers of the heart try to contract at the same time, with premature ventricular contractions from over work. Later in life Irwin had three serious heart attacks and the third one killed him. The two days of strenous work and the potassium deficit were thought to have damaged his heart. >Shepard Got himself and Worden lost and passed within 100 feet of their objective crater without noticing before giving up and leaving.