EWO
17th December 2014, 04:59
We all know who holds the title of being the 1st man in space, Yuri Gagarin.
A few months ago I watched a conspiracy film about how Yuri never went to space.
I cant remember where I saw it but it goes like this.
Yuri enters the rocket.
The head of the program who may have been part of KGB, orders them to recheck the door seal.
For 40 min the cameras are OFF. Plenty of time for Yuri to exit and another astronaut take his place.
WHY? Insurance policy. If Yuri dies up there it would be embarrassing to USSR.
If the second guy dies, they just switch him with the alive Yuri and can still claim that he went into outer space.
I found this short film touches on the subject. I found it interesting and well made.
Not sure if there is any truth to it, but it makes sense.
http://vimeo.com/113455347?from=outro-embed
Yuri become the hero of USSR and was paraded like a celebrity.
He became a heavy alcoholic. He wanted to go back to flying airplanes but they would not let him, he was too important. Years later he become very problematic for the government. He may have even exposed some secrets he wasn't supposed to.
They finally allowed him to go back testing aircraft. On his first flight his plane crashed. They killed him. The cause of the crash that killed Gagarin is not entirely certain, and has been subject to speculation about conspiracy theories over the ensuing decades.
The same can be said about NASA moon landing. People claim it was fake, all filmed in a studio. Others say it was real. I think both are true. I think we went to the moon but as a insurance policy in case Apollo 11 failed they also filmed it in studio so they can pass it off as real.
When you invest billions of $$$ into a program like that, failure is not an option.
A few months ago I watched a conspiracy film about how Yuri never went to space.
I cant remember where I saw it but it goes like this.
Yuri enters the rocket.
The head of the program who may have been part of KGB, orders them to recheck the door seal.
For 40 min the cameras are OFF. Plenty of time for Yuri to exit and another astronaut take his place.
WHY? Insurance policy. If Yuri dies up there it would be embarrassing to USSR.
If the second guy dies, they just switch him with the alive Yuri and can still claim that he went into outer space.
I found this short film touches on the subject. I found it interesting and well made.
Not sure if there is any truth to it, but it makes sense.
http://vimeo.com/113455347?from=outro-embed
Yuri become the hero of USSR and was paraded like a celebrity.
He became a heavy alcoholic. He wanted to go back to flying airplanes but they would not let him, he was too important. Years later he become very problematic for the government. He may have even exposed some secrets he wasn't supposed to.
They finally allowed him to go back testing aircraft. On his first flight his plane crashed. They killed him. The cause of the crash that killed Gagarin is not entirely certain, and has been subject to speculation about conspiracy theories over the ensuing decades.
The same can be said about NASA moon landing. People claim it was fake, all filmed in a studio. Others say it was real. I think both are true. I think we went to the moon but as a insurance policy in case Apollo 11 failed they also filmed it in studio so they can pass it off as real.
When you invest billions of $$$ into a program like that, failure is not an option.