Thinking Sideways: Lost Cosmonauts

Shattered Souls

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🗓️ 5 November 2015

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

According to lore the Soviet Union launched people into space who never made it back to earth alive. Not wanting to lose face in the space race the existence of these cosmonauts was covered up. Did the Soviet Union really send people into space never to return or is this all a flight of fancy?

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0:00.0	Thinking Sideways is not brought to you by a transmitter positioned on the dark side of the moon.
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0:11.0	Visit patreon.com slash thinking sideways to learn more.
0:15.0	Thinking Sideways
0:20.0	I don't understand.
0:22.0	I do not go cute.
0:24.0	You never know.
0:25.0	Keep the picture, keep the picture, put me to your smile.
0:28.0	What?
0:29.0	Stories of things we simply don't know the answer to.
0:34.0	Hey guys, welcome again to Thinking Sideways.
0:37.0	I am of course Steve, joined as always by Joe.
0:42.0	And Devon.
0:43.0	And this week we have yet another mystery.
0:46.0	This week we're going to talk about what I would call a conspiracy theory and that is the lost cosmonauts.
0:52.0	This of course was a suggestion from it was on Facebook by Tom.
0:57.0	Tom sent that in.
0:59.0	Almost a year ago.
1:00.0	We've had other people.
1:02.0	Yeah, I think Tom was the first one to come.
1:05.0	We always apologize.
1:07.0	Oh yeah, I'll add you to the list and then forget some time.
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