Re:Just another Apollo? Part two (2005)
by philistine on Tuesday June 14, 2022 @12:02PM
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The N1, in our real world, was never crewed. The last ditch Soviet launch you're talking about was a test.
For All Mankind to have a successful Soviet Moon landing, things happened differently before that launch. I thought the show would be interested in exploring what those things are, but it never was the case. As for OP, presumably they're talking about Vladimir Komarov:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vladimir_Komarov
His death during Soyuz 1, the first space casualty, could perhaps be a hinge between our universe and For All Mankind.
For All Mankind to have a successful Soviet Moon landing, things happened differently before that launch. I thought the show would be interested in exploring what those things are, but it never was the case. As for OP, presumably they're talking about Vladimir Komarov: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vladimir_Komarov
His death during Soyuz 1, the first space casualty, could perhaps be a hinge between our universe and For All Mankind.