As per the Federation, Aeronautique International, the Carmen Line is the border that defines the

separation between the skies of Earth and outer space. Located 100 kilometers above sea

level, this boundary is what separates Aeronautics from Astronautics. Despite the breathtaking complexity

and amount of danger involved in spaceflight, it is a wonder that only three humans have met

their end above the Carmen Line. The Russian cosmonauts who flew on the Soyuz-11 mission to board

the world's first space station in 1971 were victims of an unfortunate series of mechanical failures

which led to the fatal decompression of their crew capsule. The three cosmonauts, Georgiou-Doprovotski,

Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev, are listed as the only humans to have died in space.

But it took the Soviet Union two years to list their official cause of death.

The Iron Curtain was in full effect and many parts of the Soviet space program were tightly guarded

secrets. This airtight secrecy is what some believe would have made it possible that there were

other casualties which never made it onto the official records.

This case file joined the theorist as they searched for deceased Soviet spacemen in

the lost cosmonauts.

Welcome to Alien Theorist Theorizing Case File 248, the lost cosmonauts. I'm

Braden. I'm Zell. I'm Dan. And I'm Andrew.

It's birthday. It is today, motherfucker.

Beijing, Dr. Boy, Dr. Birthday Boy. It's me.

Fucking old balls over here. Yeah. Now you round up to 40, you know?

Yeah. I've been round up for 40. I've been feeling like round up. The body feels like you're

round up. Yeah, boys. You know what? It's right. You know, it's good though. It's the CT. I

can't even count that high anymore. So it's fun. If you can't keep it up 35. If you can't count your

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