We got into the Space Shuttle BURAN 🚀 Let's revive the remnants of a more advanced civilization ☢☢☢
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DEFINITELY BETTER THAN THE PREVIOUS CARTOONVOICE ! (STILL NOT AS GOOD AS FIRST VOICE) BUT I WILL ACCEPT THIS
Yup. Not sure is this one guy just computer voice :D anyway much better than previous one
nah its trash dont settle till we get the OG back
heh, i am detecting epic americansky texas accent now :-)
Me too
The cartoon voice was a hell.
Thank you for showing this to the rest of the world. Personally I've always wanted to see the complex, and the Buran itself. It really is a shame that all of that hard work and dedication ultimately amounted to being shutdown due to politics. It deserves to be cleaned, restored , and displayed in a museum as a reminder of how far disagreements will set us back.
Someone request Putin to do that.
@@jopsuli that's probably a stretch.
The Buran that went to space once is actually in a museum.
There is a Buran at the Technical Museum in Speyer Germany and one in Moscow . But this tour is the ultimate ..to bad low life's have to steal and damage everything ..
The world is just full of idiots as that .
@@erhardbaehni1832 it's great to hear two of them can be displayed in good lighting and under the care of museums. I agree though, the was the penultimate tour I've ever seen. I get these were demonstrators / just scale models to a degree, but it's just insane that they're where they are, in the condition they're in. Nothing that great deserves to rot away .
Why not simply petition the Government to sell it to a museum? It is a part of Space History, and it should be saved.
That's good idea. It's hard to watch it just sitting here wasting away. This vehicle clearly has value and a story to tell
You can Visit Buran in good condition at Technical Museum Speyer Germany. It`s fitted with payload
@@lockervomhocker9795 That's cool at least one of them is on public display. 😎👍
Russians are probably taking all of the precious metals from that site now😪.
They've already been sold. A Kazakh entrepreneur owns the two remaining Buran spacecraft.
Maybe one of the best abandoned places video I've ever seen. This goes way beyond anything! The Buran!!!! You did it! This is not a house or a car collection or a sewer system, this is one of the most daring projects of the USSR.
" this is one of the most daring projects of the USSR."
A "me too" project that wasted money. Some of us considered the Space Shuttle a drain on funds.
The Soviets created a huge chemically pumped laser known as the Polyus. (Полюс). A one megawatt CO2 laser set up in space. They had a problem with the launch, its final stage was oriented wrong, removing it from orbit.
The goal was to french fry US strategic defense initiative satellites. We Americans never launched any so the project was not continued.
@@jamallabarge2665 still is an incredible spacecraft
Bald did it so much better.
I am fly to space once......
Saw the video, early acces. It's much much much much better then the "new" previous voice. Its enjoyable to watch again.
BUT remember. We are used to the old voice. So he will never really have a chance to replace him and make everyone happy
So to keep it short, he's okay to listen to. Enjoyable, but not a replace.
Tell them to pay more than Studio54…
Is it slavic voice?
Spoiler Alert pls.
what channel is the new voice doing now? i would rather follow him than these bozos
@@pistolschlapper garage 54
The voice is a little better, much better than before. Great video.
Yes
How are they better ! Its still crap
@@VaniWorldTV yes they must bring the old voice back
@@VaniWorldTV sounds like indian accent.
Yes. I agree!
don't understand why they just abandoned this piece of Soviet engineering and history. This should have been restored and placed in a museum.
some kind of result of a collective shame perhaps
Read. Comprehend. Think. Then write.
It all comes down to funding.
@@mikedrop4421
Well, the collapse of the government, the economy, and years of desolate lawlessness were ac contributing factor... Space programs don't tend to be priorities when society has failed.
@@project.jericho "The name's Obvious, Captain Obvious."
It's a shame, what happened to the Buran. All the work and efforts that went into building this vehicle and now it's rotting away, plundered. It does not matter if the technology was outdated the time the Buran made it's first flight. It is a slap in the face of all the people, who were involved.
Actually Buran was pretty advanced when it was made, had full automation, utilized some clever tricks and methods to increase payload capacity, it actually made the US shuttle look like an antique, and Russia was able to afford it bc they basically stole the US space shuttle design and used their funding to simply improve it, and it was a success but the fall of soviet Russia meant that these shuttles would have to be abandoned due to lack of funding, and only see one flight test
@@brandonochs1372 Antique?, please.
@@hoghogwild yeah their was alot of improvements that could have been made to make the shuttle more updated to the times, but funding never allowed that to happen, and lack of funding mixed with lack of maintenance is what caused the shuttles decommissioning in the first place
@@brandonochs1372 The space shuttle did not end for lack of money or maintenance. The program was ended because after STS-107 (foam strike) it was discovered that it would cost more to re-certify every part of the Shuttle design into modern standards and make it safe than it would be to start a new program. It was then decided that instead of continuing the Shuttle, the desire was there to return to the Moon via Constellation. Which today has morphed into Artemis. The reason Artemis/SLS has continued is that it uses the chunk of the budget that used to be allocated to the Space Shuttle.
Ironically the SLS is essentially a US version of the Energia rocket- with all 4 engines on the main core instead of on the orbiter.
@@brandonochs1372 the shuttle was fully automatic... Buran didn't take any payload into space or people... the shuttle not really a good design part 'propaganda machine' ..
Videos are watchable again! thank you for listening to the feedback!
Its still crap
@@VaniWorldTV much better than the previous attempt, I couldn't watch them before. Granted it not the original guy but it's more than tolerable
YES! Not as good as original but i finally can enjoy kreosan Videos again. Thats awesome!
It's a shame to see a fine spacecraft like the Buran sitting like a wreck in a forgotten hangar, but I do appreciate the chance to see it up close, even in its current condition.
If it look this good as a wreck, imagine how beautiful it must've been in flight condition.
It was a model. It would never fly...
@@Xcerptshow it did fly. But only once
yeah but this one is only a model of it@@sgtgiggles
@@user-kh9rh1tp2k no it was real. It was just simply unmanned. It was arguably better than the space shuttle
The M shaped metal you picked up was a transformer laminate. There would be many tied together with an I piece to link the magnetic field. Copper windings would be wound around bobbins and inserted around the Middle armature.
That "E" shaped thing he found was an iron lamination from a transformer that was probably stripped out for copper. I do the same thing myself, but only with stuff I own.
I made my own post saying it was to a transformer very good observation
Could simply also be a ш, it's a Cyrillic letter, maybe was part of some writing
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@@agentmueller wtf? 🤣🤣🤣
I MISS THE HOLLY MOLLY WORD 😿
That’s a hell
Yes. And "that's a hell guys" ! Comments 😁
Sure thing
@@Og-Judy holy moly...
Holy Moly
I don't want the new guy to sound exactly like Edward. Something new that will grow on us without stupid cartoon voices.
@Muhammad Dafa Ashidiq old voice actor
its good no? i like the new voice if we cant have old ed!!
Even if this version of Buran Space Shuttle was not the one that went to space, it should be saved like a museum. It could make money to help clean it up if they open the hangar to explorers and charge a fee for climbing around. The Nasa Space Shuttle training model that didn't fly is in New York and one can walk through it and touch. It would be even cooler to explore it in a hangar like your video.
USSR was fed ALOT of misinformation on the specifications of our shuttles in order to stop them up.
Lol murican cope. USSR knew full well that the shuttle was dud but only for military purposes it was good so that's why the central committee gave permission to build buran
Bootlegs and beer kegs! Love ya comrade!
@@artemplatov1982 he was just making a relatively true statement. They were not given full documentation of many systems for security purposes. Wasn't said as an insult.
@@artemplatov1982 If they knew it was a dud they certainly wouldn't have spent the equivalent of tens of billions of dollars building it.
the voice is better but not as good as it was before
its worse trust me
Fall back on the "UltraCity 6060" No Lip Sync episode!
"We'll just have to do without mouth."
Voice is way better! - Thank You For Listening :)
These guys are so crazy, i've never see a youtube content so cool like it. thanks for these incredible experience!!!
They sure do have big eggs (болшои ярбли).
Bald just did it better
@@JL-uu3lv Nah im a bald fan sa well this is certainly better than bald. But I think both are cool nonetheless.
Holy Moly, this voice is wwwaaayy better. Still miss Edward though but at least you guys have managed to save your channel! Thank god for that
I don't wanna see these guys try fixing it up and go into space 😂😂😂
I do
It doesn't come with engines
"Sneak, Sneak, Sneak"
"Please Sir, can we borrow a Soyuz?"
Just for a few days...
And hopefully never return 😅🤣
New voice thank you for listening to the fans! 😀👍🇬🇧
The Kazakhstan government need to convert some of the space centre into a museum, it will cost them money, but they will eventually make money.
On May 12 2002, the hangar collapsed, destroying the orbiter and killing eight workers. It's a tragedy that so much was lost, but I am given to wonder what those eight workers were working on, exactly?
Those two look surprisingly intact even after the building was heavily damaged after the cave-in several years ago. Burya looks like she would almost be ready to fly with some work, even after sitting in a hangar for 30 years.
The huge spherical thing that connects to the crew compartment was a prototype docking port to hook onto the Zarya module of the ISS, where the Soyuz craft are docked now.
ISS was developed after the Buran project was cancelled, so the Russian segment has only Soyuz/Progress ports. The hatch that could not be opened was not a real one, but had to become a docking port, designed to dock with the MIR space station, on the same module the American Space Shuttle eventually used for the Shuttle-MIR missions.
This building was not damaged, it was merely abandoned. There was another building with Buran sitting on Energia rocket which rooftop collapsed chrasing Buran inside. and there is one more abandoned building with another Energia rocket mock-up, standing upwards.
It's crazy to me that it's just sitting there
Maybe they didn’t scrap it because they had a hope the program could be restarted. Sadly that hope is dead now.
This should really be in a museum by now! Such an amazing video
A huge improvement with the new voice. Not as good as before, but much better than the first replacement. Thank you for fixing it! Now, we need to have some of the old iconic sayings back, especially "that's a hell, guys!". It's not a Kreosan video without hearing that!!!!
Richard: if you are with us stay with us.
Also Richard: Proceeds by himself way ahead of the others
Vadim is an annoying prick,im qith Richard on this one
Crazy how much work it was for these guys to do this and yet they know so little about what they are looking at.
Did you just seriously just pushed the power lever of a space shuttle? That is fucking amazing.
Billions of Rubles sat there abandoned now only used as climbing frame by explorers lol
It's actually mindboggling to me that they left this thing abandoned in a building in a field without any security. You don't see shit like this in America. It gives former Soviet countries a bit of unique charm.
Tons of security and almost impossible to get to
The remoteness is the security. It’s the same reason why all the diamonds that come out of the Arctic diamond up in Yellowknife at the same building once a week on schedule ->you’d have to be crazy to up there looking for trouble, so not much security is needed.
I hope it’s a Slavic voice, then I will be happy. I will settle for that after that last one
@@CheesedCheese I like cheese 🧀
Most of slavs haw manly deep woices, seems they are just kids not out of puberty :)
Awesome video! Really admire you guys, you seem to be getting good at all this sneaking around
I know you guys won't see this comment but thank you so much for listening to your fans and making the voices more bearable, obviously it's not the old voice but i'm still so thankful and appreciative that you listened and toned the voices down and made it nicer to listen to.
Thank you so much guys!
I see your comment and vote it up in agreement
Love this channel, you guys are awesome! There's not one single week where I dont watch.
Two things that I like:
* Inventive: making electronics, & building things
* Traveling: all the stuff you guys do and the different sites.
I can relate to that.
This is cool, but it really makes me so sad that these shuttles are rotting like this and people are able to touch them without knowing how to take care of them. I cringed so hard when they first touched it and the rest just hurt
Been like that for years. They will just keep deteriorating until nothing is left.
3:14 That’s a transformer lamentation. Lots of these would be glued together and coils wound in bobbins would slip over the middle of the “E” and an “I” piece would lie across the 3 “fingers” if the lamentation.
I think this makes an awesome venue for a techno concert
That or some heavy industrial music
Its sad that this isnt in a museum a can get destroyed by the building it self in some years
It's sad to see this piece of engineering decaying like that 😞
It's Russia's Hollywood
Absolutely incredible video! I'm so jealous that you got to experience that, but thank you for sharing & giving us all a new prospective on the condition of these Shuttle's! I've always been so interested in the story of the Buran Program & how sad it was to see it end abruptly during the end of the USSR. Imagine how quickly the ISS would have been built if we had the Buran & the Space Shuttle doing construction in tandem! I hate to admit it as an American, but the Buran was truly a more advanced version of the Space Shuttle when it had its maiden launch & it would have been great to see the program continue....
The main drawback of Buran is that it was somewhat more vulnerable to ice damage on the tiles (Due to the kerolox boosters), and it probably would've had the same risk there that the Shuttle did in-flight. Still it would've been an incredible thing to see the two shuttles of former enemies now united in building the station!
12:40 that is the fueling connections for the on-orbit attitude systems (RCS) and (OMS) the nitrogen was used to purge the lines of fuel and oxidiser and to pressurise the tanks that was usually done with helium but i think the USSR used nitrogen (cheaper)
This is more impressive than a lot of the videos, i hope you guys got lots of photos of the space craft.
They walked straight past the one with tiles and ailerons hanging down to explore the fake one.
Aside from the collapsed roof, the reason for everything so torn up and trashed is scavengers, stripping the building and equipment for copper and such. It's sad that the government did not adequately secure the facility.
You guys earned my full respect, your videos are awesome, keep up the good work
ive always wanted someone to go inside those shuttles .you guys are the best .
It'll never happen again sadly...😪 it's being ripped apart for precious metals by putins boys.
Hello from portugal, Really good video guys AWESOME!
I’ve waited years for you guys to do this journey! This is fucking amazing and my ultimate dream for exploring are these two ships! You are so lucky!
Too bad the government wont give this place to a science group.
Why it was a big fake project they started to make headlines when the usa built the space shuttle half the space ship was rigged with fake dummy parts for looks even wooden fake fire extinguishers in parts they knew it was never going to space
@@jimmyrios9905 You realise buran did fly right, it did a single test mission in 1988. But it was a real orbital mission, it went to orbit, stayed there for 2 hours and landed back on a runway.
@@jimmyrios9905 what? 🤣 it flew dude, it orbited, reentered and landed flawlessly. It managed all that without even a pilot inside! A supperior space shuttle design that came at a wrong time/place unfortunately.
Btw, wooden stuff is used while prototiping, even cars were partialy made from clay/wood back in the days before final production.
@@tehice23 it came back crispy though, so crispy nobody would have survived if it was manned. The heat shielding failed, supposedly it was a wonder it didn't break on reentry. Still impressive nonetheless.!
3:13 that is an "E" lamination from an electrical transformer. They're made from stacks of these, with an "I" lamination to close the end, sometimes alternated in the stack with the E.
"Is there a door?" You guys are hilarious. I enjoy all of your videos, but loved this one. I love anything to do with space. It is sad, though, that the space program there was ended. So many people lost their lives trying to get it going.
This makes me really sad. All that time and effort that people put their blood, sweat, and tears into. And it's just been left to rot out in the middle of nowhere. It's wonderful that you were able to go inside and have a look around. I'm just sad it never actually got off the ground. Maybe we could have had a US Space Shuttle and Buran docked at the ISS. That would have been something to see.
Also Interestingficus use the same translated voice.
the buran was a russian derivative copy of a US designed shuttle - russian spies lifted many engineering drawings from NASA and tried to bribe a lot of engineers to get it built - even then it was incomplete mainly due to indigenous electronics components and systems that were unique to the space shuttle, so russian scientists had to adapt and improvise... this was one of many prototypes, used for fit checks and cosmonaut training among other purposes, Russia got good at building and engineering stuff but before they got good they did stuff like this.
@@alberto148 Can always tell when someone knows nothing when they attribute the work of 1200+ companies from all over the USSR as "Russian". The Buran took the shape of the US space shuttle, and the Soviets engineered it to be better in almost every other way. Higher payload, not to mention - complete launch-to-landing autopilot.
It's a hell we cant get Holy Moly back but i can live with these new voiceover people
This is Ptichka not Buran. Buran was destroyed in 2002 when the roof of the building collapsed onto it.
Ptichka was 90% spaceflight capable.
I thought buran was the name of the vehicle class, not of a singular vehicle? Because we have got an orbiter in a german museum as well
@@the_retag Buran was also the name of the class
to the top
The one that actually went in space was destroyed when it was in the building when the roof collapsed on it the one that you’re climbing around on is the mock up
9:06 This has got to be a very proud moment for you guys. I been sporting around a camera, since 1980s, but never found one of those.
That small piece of metal he picked up oh, it's called an E-Lam they are part of a transformer. The copper metal wire is wound in the coils with a hollow center. The nose pieces of metal are slid in from one side, then an I-Lam is laid at the other side then an E slides over top an another I. You stack them tool they get tight. They are also used in Motors. Magnetron in a microwave has those in the middle but those are magnetized rather than just Standard Iron. The holes in the corners are used for long screws that hold them together and compress them while they go through a lamination process and are coated with Resin.
Wish they had a Buran expert with them to go over what they were seeing
And stop them from destroying stuff.
Thanks for sharing the adventure! You guys seem like you're having a lot of fun
Mental that people were so determined to strip the cable, that they happily destroyed irreplaceable components.
Sorry guys but i think that the person on the photo is not Gagarin, in my opinion it is the second great cosmonaut Leonow on mankinds first spacewalk. As far as I know Gagarin never was outside the capsule befor he died in an accident. For the rest it is very interesting how Buran looks today not only on the outside but also from the inside of the craft. Pictures that nobody shown till today. Thanks a lot for sharing this with us.
HOLY MOLY! THAT'S A HELL!
This voice is definitely a lot better than the previous one but it wouldn't ever be a replacement for the original. I will accept it
Thanks for the new voice guys, appreciate it. Scooby Doo was rough. The best was still the original guy, but the current voice is perfect too.
Most amazing. I experienced the Buran up and close.
Very good! I have never seen these things before and I am sure many of my American commrades have not seen them as well. These videos are priceless because they give such a rare perspective! I love it! Keep making great videos!
I have question: Have you ever been around radiation on adventures? I would be worried. What do you guys do in case you find something that is radiocative?
Now, the new voices has a S.T.A.L.K.E.R. feel/vibes in it. Great job lads! Fan from the Philippines!
The space shuttle is so A M A Z I N G you guys T O O.
Edit: I really appreciate how you go in the places like that for us. And I also appreciate that you search new voice for us your guys are so hardworking. H O L L Y M O L L Y!
2:26 Barbered wire. Is that wire that's gotten a haircut?
Love your work guys ! Very interesting
This is so similar to the rocket factory in Rust, the layout, the feel and even the entrance location.
I really wish I understood Russian so I could watch the main channel but y’all really have a blessed life to see so much history even if you rather be doing something different you are really living my dream
Definitely some hints of Borat in the vocal inflections of the guy doing the English translation. He did a great job…but it made me realize how good Sacha Baron Cohen did the accent.
Thank you for this! Keep it up. Love your videos.
It's amazing. Why is a priceless spaceship rusting away in an abandoned hangar in the middle of nowhere?
Kazakhstan doesn't care about it.
@@liammeech3702 Shouldn't the Russians care? Or sell it to the Smithsonian. Someone's gotta want it, even for cheap.
@@Deadeye313 there was some interest in trading the Buran late last year. But the Ukraine war happened so...
We are so sorry Kreosan if we make you felt sad. We only miss the word "That's a hell guys" and "Holly Molly"
beyt video about that place ive ever seen - thanks guys, you are so awesome!
Fantastic footage! It is so sad to see this place abandoned!
Those orbiters should be a museum peaces !
Appreciate the fact that you know what you are looking at (electronics and stuff) beacause other people i've seen go into nuclear power plants without even knowing how they work. Great video.
Russia should save these before their damaged more they should be in a museum .
All of this now in private hands! Let’s hope we see the remaining 2 pulled from the building soon
A lot of the aero structures are in better condition that I would've thought. Cadmium coatings really work!
That's incredible that you guys could find a space shuttle and explore it with no one else around. How very f**kin cool.
Wow, that is so cool guys!
Это взято из Google Translate, поэтому, если есть грамматические ошибки, пожалуйста, простите меня! Господа, я так завидую тому, что вы пережили! Вы смогли сделать то, что мы ВСЕ хотели сделать! Спасибо большое, что так подробно все описали! Теперь я подписан, и я поставлю лайк и поделюсь этим видео! На самом деле я даже рад, что меня там не было, потому что я бы взял с собой столько сувениров, и было бы несправедливо по отношению к следующему поколению посетить этот реликт холодной войны. Спасибо вам огромное! -Thank you VERY VERY MUCH!!!
Amazing video! Good job, thx!
The Buran was more advanced than the US shuttle. This makes me sad that it was never finished and that this is the state of preservation of such an important piece of history.
no it wasnt, not even close.
@@alberto148 The Buran carried more cargo, fully automated return and landing, no pilot needed, had longer flight duration, no you must be right.
Yeah! We all know everything the Russians claim is nothing but truths. It's funny how the space shuttle flew for years and the buran only 1 flight. But we will go with your thoughts.
@@JackMenendez the shuttle could also automatically land
The voice is better now - but not as good as your original one!
Excited
I thought the original buran was destroyed when the roof collapsed on it. Update. This is OK-1.02 the second orbiter that never flew it is 90% ready for flight. The other one is a ground only mock up, likely for training. This shuttle is far more advanced than the death trap the US built, and ran on a reusable rocket. Buran and Energia was hands down one of the best space vehicles ever made. Now only the SLS, and private spaceships are superior. At the time the soyuz was in flight, and still flies today, but it is vastly inferior compared to this. Although highly reliable. This shuttle must be saved and preserved!
This type only flew one time and came back with the underbelly heat shielding crispy and falling off...They got documentation from the US to build these as well, but they weren't giving complete information on many systems,chemical mixtures and materials used for security purposes...so they basically made these complicated an a bit over engineered versions. So many precious materials on that thing 🤤
Yep !!! absolutely right. They misidentified one of them as "Burya" which was a Supersonic Cruise missile built by Lavochkin.
Best exploration yet!! Super cool
Thanks for doing this for us. For those of us who can't get here, there is a prototype at the German Technical Museum.
So sad, this amazing part of engineering is rotting there.
Awesome video! I would have went with you, I'd still be there geeking out.
Those large spheres are likely filled with antifreeze or ammonia or something. Probably not too pressurized
Finally a good voice. THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH!!! FINALLY!!!
Voice over is much better, doesn't sound like a loony toons episode anymore 🤣
Those pieces of space history deserve to be in a museum and properly cared for
Such a fascinating piece of history, I'd love to see it some day in person before that hangar inevitably collapses like the other one did.