Space Rocket History #334 – Soyuz 11 – Death in Space

Space Rocket History Podcast

Michael Annis

History, Technology

4.9 • 769 Ratings

🗓️ 11 March 2020

⏱️ 47 minutes

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The recovery team quickly opened the hatch and were shocked to find the men motionless, as if asleep or unconscious.

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0:00.0	Hello, parents. This is Mike. I just wanted to warn you that there is some disturbing material in this episode,
0:07.9	and it might be best for young children to avoid this one. Thank you. We're unruly, republics, free, and blotting,
0:22.6	the great
0:25.6	Rus.
0:26.6	We're
0:27.6	,
0:28.6	we're,
0:29.6	we're
0:30.6	the world
0:31.6	of the
0:32.6	people,
0:33.6	un,
0:34.6	un,
0:35.6	the one,
0:36.6	the Soviet Soviet Soos, Hello and welcome. This is Michael Anus, and you listening to episode number 334 of the Space Rocket History podcast.
1:00.1	And now, Soyuz 11, Death in Space.
1:05.4	Two minutes after Soyuz 11 landed, members of the recovery crew ran from the helicopters to the descent module,
1:14.2	which was laying on its side. They believed that the silence from the crew was simply the result of a radio failure.
1:23.7	The recovery team included Air Force doctors to assist the cosmonauts,
1:29.2	who would surely be debilitated by their return to gravity after three and half weeks in weightlessness.
1:35.6	As the recovery team approached the descent module, there was no sign of damage on the outside.
1:42.4	The recovery team knocked on the side of the module,
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