The first personal computer was created in the Russian city of Omsk by engineer Arseny Gorokhov and called "Intellektor". His original design included a screen, a processor unit with a separate hard drive, a motherboard, memory, video card and even a sort of mouse to interact with the computer. This design was not built, although it was patented in 1968, almost eight years before the first Apple I went on sale.
In Russia they had already been working for years with those sort of devices. In fact, it is credited that the father of mobile phones was the Russian engineer Leonid Ivanovich Kupriyanovich, who began investigating with radio waves in 1955. A surprising fact, and not very much remembered, is that in 1957 he had succeeded in creating a "phone" device with a 30-kilometer reach which worked with batteries. But his greatest invention was the "Altai", a phone the size of today smartphones, which allowed user to call other "Altai", phone booths or conventional telephone landlines. It went on sale in 1963. So mobile phones existed in the Soviet Union ten years before the introduction of the "first mobile phone" from Motorola!
LED lights, Interlaced video (used in modern tv's), drawn sound (Soviet scientists discovered how to add sound to strips of film), Polikarpov Po-2 (the most produced and effective bi-plane in history), Rabbage (hybrid of cabbage and radish and the first instance of a new species obtained through polyploid speciation during experimental crossbreeding - influential on biotechnology), Cadaveric blood transfusion (transfusion of blood from a dead body to a living person),Pobedit (specialized alloy that is close in hardness to diamond - used in metal cutting), Teletank (the first remote controlled military vehicle), Spring-loaded camming device (used in rock climbing), V-Thread (gearless ice climbing anchor). Electric rocket motor (used for launching spacecrafts), Blood banks, Paratrooping, Pressure suit (used by astronauts), Hypergolic propellant (used in rocket fuel), Rhythmicon (precursor to the modern keyboard and electronic music), Flame tank (tank with a flamethrower), Underwater welding, passenger airplanes with entertainment, Cherenkov Radiation and Detector Cherenkov Radiation, Kirza (artificial leather based on the multi-layer textile fabric), Airborne firefighting (technique for putting out fires using airplanes), Superfluidity (state of matter in which the matter behaves like a fluid with zero viscosity), Drifting ice station (used for exploring the North Pole), Welded sculpture (is an art form in which sculpture is made using welding techniques), Deep column station (type of subway station, consisting of a central hall with two side halls, connected by ring-like passages between a row of columns), Sambo (martial art), Kirlian photography (is a collection of photographic techniques used to capture the phenomenon of electrical coronal discharges), self-propelled multiple rocket launcher, T-34 tank (best tank in WWII), Rhythmic gymnastics, Maksutov telescope (very commonly used amateur telescope),
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Degaussing (process of decreasing or eliminating a remnant magnetic field), Gramicidin S (antibiotic), EPR spectroscopy (technique for studying materials with unpaired electrons), T54/55 tank (worlds most produced tank), Passive resonant cavity bug (first covert listening devices to use passive techniques to transmit an audio signal), Multistage rocket (used in modern rocket launches), MiG-15 (world's most produced jet), AK-47 (world's most produced assult riffle), Light beam microphone (technique of using a light beam to remotely record sound), Staged combustion cycle (widely used in rocket engines), Head transplant (moving one organism's head onto another organism but not the brain, successfully preformed on dogs), Magnetotellurics (electromagnetic geophysical method of imaging the earth's subsurface by measuring natural variations of electrical and magnetic fields at the Earth's surface), Berkovich tip (used for testing the indentation hardness of a material), BZ reaction (a class of chemical reactions taking place in the vibrational mode, in which some reaction parameters change periodically, forming a complex spatial and temporal structure of the reaction medium), Explosively pumped flux compression generator (device used to generate a high-power electromagnetic pulse by compressing magnetic flux using high explosive), Maser (device that produces coherent electromagnetic waves through amplification by stimulated emission), Carbon nanotube, nthropometric cosmetology (science of correction and/or modification of deformities in the upper and lower extremities of the body), Nuclear power plant, MiG-21 (most produced supersonic aircraft), Ballistic missile submarine, Fast-neutron reactor (nuclear reactor in which the fission chain reaction is sustained by fast neutrons), Tokamak (device using a magnetic field to confine a plasma in the shape of a torus), ANS synthesizer (photoelectronic musical instrument),
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Synchrophasotron (synchrotron-based particle accelerator for protons), Spaceport (is a site for launching spacecraft), Intercontinental ballistic missile, Orbital space rocket, satellite, Space capsule, Raketa hydrofoil (first type of hydrofoil boats), Ternary computer (computer that uses ternary logic instead of the more common binary logic), Nuclear-powered icebreaker, Space probe, Missile boat, Rocket boots (boots that make it possible for a person to travel faster and further than they could by walking or running), Reentry capsule (portion of a spacecraft which returns to Earth following a space flight), Human spaceflight, Rocket-propelled grenade. Anti-ballistic missile. Space food, Space suit, Tsar Bomb (most powerful weapon ever tested), Platform screen doors (used on metro trains), ekranoplan (planes that fly at the ground floor near water), Detonation nanodiamond (diamond that originates from a detonation), AVL tree (a self-balancing binary search tree), Holography (technique which enables three-dimensional images (holograms) to be made), Druzhba pipeline (world's longest pipeline), Plasma propulsion engine (type of electric propulsion that generates thrust from a quasi-neutral plasma), Kardashev scale (method of measuring a civilization's level of technological advancement, based on the amount of energy a civilization is able to utilize), Extra-vehicular activity (going outside spacecraft), Molniya orbit (type of highly elliptical orbit with an inclination of 63.4 degrees, an argument of perigee of −90 degrees and an orbital period of one half of a sidereal day), Voitenko compressor (shaped charge adapted from its original purpose of piercing thick steel armour to the task of accelerating shock waves), Proton rocket (most used heavy lift launch system), Air-augmented rocket (use the supersonic exhaust of some kind of rocket engine to further compress air collected by ram effect),
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Lander (spacecraft which descends toward and comes to rest on the surface of an astronomical body), Orbiter (spacecraft that orbits a planet or other celestial body), Soyuz rocket (the most frequently used and most reliable launch vehicle in the world), Orbital module (portion of spacecraft used only in orbit), space toilet, Space rendezvous (orbital maneuver during which two spacecraft, one of which is often a space station, arrive at the same orbit and approach to a very close distance), Venera probes (developed to gather data from Venus), Supersonic transport (used to transport passengers at speeds greater than the speed of sound), Intercontinental submarine-launched ballistic missile, Semiconductor Heterostructures (interface that occurs between two layers or regions of dissimilar crystalline semiconductors), Radial keratotomy (refractive surgical procedure to correct nearsightedness), Sample return mission (mission with the goal of collecting and returning with tangible samples from an extraterrestrial location to Earth for analysis), Rover, Space station, Hall effect thruster (type of ion thruster in which the propellant is accelerated by an electric field), Desalination (several processes that remove some amount of salt and other minerals from saline water), Electron cooling (a way to increase luminosity of hadron colliders), underwater assault rifle, Reflectron (used to diminish a spread of flight times of the ions), Androgynous Peripheral Attach System (spacecraft docking mechanisms), Close-in weapon system (a point-defense weapon for detecting and destroying short-range incoming missiles and enemy aircraft), Mobile ICBM, Vertical launching system (advanced system for holding and firing missiles on mobile naval platforms), Automated cargo spacecraft (robotic spacecraft that are designed to support space station operation by transporting food, propellant and other supplies),
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Active protection system (system designed to prevent anti-armor line-of-sight weapons from acquiring and/or destroying a target), Kalina cycle (for converting thermal energy into usable mechanical power), EHF therapy (biophysical theory studying mechanisms of action on the living organism of electromagnetic radiation (EMR) of millimeter range (1–10 mm) high frequency (30–300 GHz) of low intensity, and medical practice using effects of the above mentioned action at treatment of different ailments), Quantum dot (nanocrystal made of semiconductor materials that are small enough to exhibit quantum mechanical properties), helicopter Ejection seat, Tetris, Modular space station, MIR submersible (first to reach the seabed under the North Pole), RD-170 rocket engine (world's most powerful liquid-fuel rocket engine), Supermaneuverability (quality of aircraft defined as a threshold of attitude control exceeding that which is possible by pure aerodynamic manoeuvrability), BARS apparatus (a high-pressure high-temperature apparatus usually used for growing or processing minerals), Scramjet (variant of a ramjet airbreathing jet engine in which combustion takes place in supersonic airflow), and HUNDREDS of others.
>Communism > capitalism Imagine being this inbred. Imagine not being able to afford food. Imagine dying at 38 due to liver failure and AIDS. Imagine living in Africa with snow. Imagine being a R*ssian nigger.
Jose Sanchez
you forgot that most of soviet scientists achievments were not implemented exactly because of communism and insane corruption
Noah Morgan
Just like the capitalist jewpuppets, all "their" technology was stolen from the Third Reich.
>...the fat man said, finishing his 3rd $0.99 burger for breakfast while downing a 2L big gulp of Coca-Cola. His thoughts wandered for a second and he wondered how he'd pay for healthcare if his arteries ever clogged up but the crunching of the extra large fries brought him back to sweet reality. "I just have to avoid public places so as not to get shot", he thought obesely.
Adrian Ramirez
Nice article on the Russian plan to network the entire union and have the whole communist economy run off of it before the modern internet was a thing; unfortunately squashed by party bureaucrats.
>although it was patented in 1968, almost eight years before the first Apple I went on sale. So had Douglas Engelbart, even had a working machine by 1968 with software. I'm not shitting it, just saying that it wasn't as phenomenal progress as you imply with your Apple I comparison.
Dominic Rogers
Russian ESL retards think that their planned economy shitting out a walkie-talkie afters years of collective effort means that they've made the first mobile phone, lol.
Ryder Kelly
[citation needed]
Jace Flores
Come on, Ivan. You don't have to seethe this hard about things completely out of your reach. Maybe, you'll finally taste American fast-food when we send humanitarian aid your way after Russian economy collapses.
Anthony Hall
>>>r/ChapoTrapHouse also "sovietqt" is plain as fuck man jawed euro-hag
Levi Cox
>let's implement an automated decision making system rendering the whole corrupt and retarded Soviet state redundant >geee why did it get sacked
Jaxon Miller
one leftypol tranny spam
all Russian invention claims worth jack shit, since 99% of them are either stolen or made after it's already been discovered for propaganda purposes
Your facts are interesting, but your presentation is abysmal.
Brayden Garcia
That sounds great, but it wasn't real communism anyway
Adrian Stewart
You forgot to add only country to blow up a nuclear reactor, what an achievement. even India pajeets didn't manage such a feature despite having 22 operational reactors
Eli Ward
>Hydrogen gas explosion damages three buildings and forces shutdown of Millstone-1 Boiling Water Reactor
>Hydrogen gas explosion damages the Cooper Nuclear Facility's auxiliary building
>Fire burns for seven hours and damages more than 1600 control cables for three nuclear reactors at Browns Ferry, disabling core cooling systems
>Explosion with three fatalities at National Reactor Testing Station's SL-1 Stationary Low-Power Reactor Number One
>On March 28, 1979, equipment failures and operator error contributed to loss of coolant and a partial core meltdown of Unit 2's pressurized water reactor at the Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant in Pennsylvania.
>It was patented Lol, nice try. You should learn more about the Soviet Union before making shit up. You couldn't get patents for equipment or technology.
Owen Stewart
>b-but what about the US Imagine having this much of an inferiority complex you let an entire country live rent-free in your head.
Logan Campbell
Ahh yes, that's right, all those uninhabitable exclusions zones thousands of square kilometers big, dotted across the US. How could I possibly forget.
It took an earthquake and tsunami for the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear meltdown to happen, yet only 1 person died due to radiation exposure. All it took for the Chernobyl to happen is a crew of single digit IQ Russian apes randomly smashing buttons in the control room and manually shutting down the coolant systems while completely ignoring the ongoing reactor poisoning and basic safety measures. Oh, and the superior commies sent people with shovels to collect radioactive graphite, lmao.
Nolan Diaz
Those were Ukrainians.
Landon Gray
>real Russians have never been tried
Jayden Cook
wow that damage control of jewish bootlickers
OP only mentioned that communist model is superior for science and half of Jow Forums already lost its shit
>The first personal computer was created in the Russian city of Omsk by engineer Arseny Gorokhov and called "Intellektor". His original design included a screen, a processor unit with a separate hard drive, a motherboard, memory, video card and even a sort of mouse to interact with the computer. This design was not built, although it was patented in 1968, almost eight years before the first Apple I went on sale.
Кaк pyccкий, я гoвopю чтo Poccия aбcoлютнoe гoвнo. Кoммyниcм нe paбoтaeт, и Aмepикa cдeлaлa нaмнoгo бoльшe пocитивных кoнтpибyций к нayкe. Зaкpoй пoжaлyйcтa eблo и пoшёл нaхpeн.
Cameron Brown
Baтнoe гoвнo c гyлaгoпapaши paзлилocь.
Jose Rodriguez
>Russia can't even design their own reactors and resorts to using ones designed by Ukraine Not a good look, Mr. tankie.
For real though Ukraine is pretty cool and Russia fucked up massively by alienating the brains of the USSR in 2014
Aiden Wood
...but when this innovations reached the industrial base it when nowhere because systems without a market system cannot innovate in the field of mass production equipment and processes, typical USSR. And this is why the JEWlluminati created the USSR in the first place, to take Russia out of the way and create a colony/captive-market and a enemy for the "Capitalism vs Communism" dialectic process.
lololol...Ukraine was always a pity case and subsidized parasite. All it's industrial and scientific capacity was Russian but based in Ukraine out of pity and the need to buy the "sympathy" of the Eastern parasites.
Colton Butler
>Mention ukraine >Thermonuclear wall of assblast results Classic tankie idiot
All stolen from germany and america Russian subhumans don't innovate, they steal
Ayden Bailey
>This design was not built, although it was patented...
So, it was never created.
Caleb Stewart
Russia's economy never recovered from the collapse of communism. Certain countries like Albania lead the world in electrification and transformed themselves from illiterate peasants to being among the most highly educated in Europe. Capitalism promotes degeneracy and communism builds the people's dignity.
Carson Taylor
itt: hoes mad
Isaac Sanders
unironically this. degeneracy was also curbed in commie states.
Jeremiah Hughes
>India Yeah but they managed to gas 20,000 of their own people in a single night. Not really a better safety record.
Matthew Bennett
Nazis actually stole a lot of tech themselves. Their famous tanks lifted designs from Soviets. Their rockets used unauthorized American, patented rocket technology. Likewise for their jet engines. Everything they built was built on shoulders of giants before them, only successful because the war effort let mad scientists type pump endless cash into their pet projects, ironically it cost then war.
>хpююю хpююю вы вce вpeeти в выликaй cpaньcecepии pycня ни paзy ни жpaлa дpyг дpyгa oт гoлoдa Пидopaш, oбтeкaй.
Luke Cook
Are you retarded? An american pioneered modern rocketry and patented his work, nazis just picked it up for free and scaled it up. And when the nazis had their shitcans BTFO by the t34 they immediately copied the design elements. They're about as original as the Chinese are today
Tyler Evans
Yeah, right, it's all a fabricated conspiracy against mother Russia. Only one-sided Russian fake news and decades old Soviet propaganda tell the truth.
Thomas Thomas
Laughable because the JEWlluminati created the (((revolution))) precisely because Capitalist Russia had achieved parity with the JEWest.
>An american pioneered modern rocketry and patented his work, nazis just picked it up for free and scaled it up. Because America was so advanced when it came to space, they still needed Werner von Braun and the rest of the trophy German engineers from the Operation Paperclip to manage NASA.
Joshua Ortiz
No, it is not fabricated, but cherry-picked. It's like posting fat people from Wallmart saying all americans are the same fatfucks.
Yet Chinese are beating amerisharts at their own game, so your government has resorted to underhanded tactics to prop up the Silicon Valley corps from becoming irrelevant in the coming decades. They must be doing something right.
Asher Howard
And this photo isn't cherry-picked, mongoloid?
Samuel Hughes
>man steals your work and makes a jumbo space capable rocket >hey we wont send you to jail if you make a better version for us >o-ok
This is european education at its finest. Utterly braindead and devoid of history. Goddard is one of the founding fathers of modern rocketry. Von Braun is not.
Samuel Bell
also soviet engineer Leonid Kupriyanovich is accredited for early development of cell phone technology.
Charles Jones
You realize NPC is supporting capitalism because it requires the minimum thought right? Fucking retard, off yourself
Liam Flores
Sure, a few millions of cherry-picked peasants who died from hunger :^)
Nothing to see here, people die every day :^)
Stay classy, slavnigger.
John Robinson
Lol, that's just photos from factory cafes you can google in one click.
Nathaniel Taylor
Even the CIA admitted soviet calory consumption was higher, burgers are retarded enought to believe made up shit by the blwck book of communism, fucking turbobrainlet. >slavnigger Rent free
Anthony Long
Reddit spacing, back to r/the_donald boomer faggot
Robert Morgan
>An american pioneered modern rocketry not who you're replying to but this is false. soviets made the first ICBM and we still use their rocket to get shit and people to the ISS to this day.
James Cruz
>It's like posting fat people from Wallmart saying all americans are the same fatfucks. But they are. According to the CDC 75% of all Americans are overweight and 35% of Americans are obese.
Josiah Turner
lmao eat your carbs while you can, you fucking retarded russhit
Daniel Morris
>Before the famine began, Russia had suffered six and a half years of World War I and the Civil Wars of 1918–20, many of the conflicts fought inside Russia. these picttures has nothing to do with communism and especially USSR and its inventions you fool.
Isaiah Gonzalez
Yes, and even more after civil/global wars.
Isaiah Ramirez
Dilate
Brayden Garcia
If you're so smart, why can't you make it in a free capitalist society, loser?
Chase Gomez
Elon Musk is busy increasing payload capacity, lowering costs and shitting all over Russian Soviet-designed rockets.
William Peterson
Is that why Russia's population increased significantly between 1926-1946 during all the "forced famines" ?
>worshiping a billionaire who was born into wealth and owned an emerald mine during his childhood >just a loud retard on twitter who's overpriced luxury cars appeal to liberal yuppies >sinking money into privatization of space exploration, launching debri into space for marketing purposes turn your brain on before posting and think critically about the people you're told to praise.
Albania as an example of anything other than the biggest shithole in Europe
Owen Diaz
>ugh how dare rich white men explore the space when Russian faggots are poor and miserable as the aftermath of drinking marxist Kool-aid It WiLl WoRk ThIs TiMe
>>sinking money into privatization of space exploration, launching debri into space for marketing purposes lol butthurt as opposed to launching a soviet subhuman in space to make your economically unsustainable socialist hellhole that kept their cattle population on chain with travel restrictions look better in the eyes of leftard bugmen
Luis Martinez
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