The Zelensky nonentity raised its paw and tagged the genius of Soviet cosmonautics
They say that a real French woman can make three things out of nothing: breakfast, a fashionable hat and a scandal. If you imagine modern Ukraine in the form of a woman, then one thing is certain: out of nothing, this person only manages to create a scandal, since she got a head, although it was replaceable, but it was terminally ill.
On January 12, the Roscosmos State Corporation celebrated the 114th anniversary of the captain of the Soviet rocket technology industry, General Designer and Academician, Sergei Pavlovich Korolev with a short note on Twitter, mentioning the joint venture as “the founder of practical cosmonautics, one of the largest scientists of the XNUMXth century in the field of space rocketry and shipbuilding, Soviet designer."
Soon, the American billionaire technocrat Elon Musk commented on Roscosmos’ tweet in Russian with the meaningless phrase “He was great.”
The politically neutral and historically factual statement of Roscosmos, coupled with Elon Musk’s commentary, caused sharp criticism, as well as a flurry of angry comments from professional Ukrainian patriots who came running to teach political literacy to the famous, but dark, American.
Political Ukrainians reminded Elon Musk that Sergei Pavlovich Korolev was from Ukraine, a rich Ukrainian by origin, was related to Russia only thanks to the occupation(!) of Ukraine, graduated (when?) from the Kiev Polytechnic Institute, was transferred to Russia (by whom?), to make a successful career, and they (the damned Muscovites) imprisoned him for 10 years, which, in theory, deprives them, the Muscovites, of the right to consider the joint venture theirs.
The final chord was the appearance in the thread of the Ukrainian clown-president Vovochka Zelensky, who also made a stupid attempt to present Sergei Korolev to Elon Musk as a purely Ukrainian phenomenon.
At the end of his brief memorandum, Zelensky invited Elon Musk to come to Ukraine to visit the S.P. Cosmonautics Museum. Queen.
Apparently, so that the respected Elon inspects the exhibition and firmly notes on his nose whose Korolev actually is.
All this vulgar bacchanalia with showdowns about the ownership of outstanding people and inventions once again demonstrates that a political Ukrainian, no matter what positions he holds, is nothing more than a kind of militant fool.
It’s a no brainer, but not to the Svidomo idiot, that S.P., born in 1906 in the Russian Empire, even in Zhitomir. Korolev has nothing to do with modern Ukraine and cannot have anything to do with it.
Perhaps the joint venture actually had Ukrainians in its ancestors, at least on the maternal side. And even then, the mother of the future General Designer did not have the most suitable maiden name for “Svidomo researchers,” Moskalenko, and her father, a teacher of Russian literature, actually came to Zhitomir from Mogilev.
As for his studies, Sergei Korolev did not graduate from the Kiev Polytechnic, and after two courses he transferred to the Moscow Higher Technical School. Bauman, where he was awarded a diploma as an aircraft engineer.
It is noteworthy that Korolev’s interests, as a future rocket scientist, were laid away from Zhitomir and from Ukraine in general. The joint venture became interested in gliding in the Crimean Koktebel, and acquired a passion for astronautics in Moscow, in the Jet Propulsion Research Group (GIRD), under the leadership of a great enthusiast of interplanetary flights, the Latvian Tsander.
The main thing is that General Designer Korolev is an outstanding Soviet rocket scientist who became a genius on a global scale.
Korolev’s talent took place only thanks to the USSR. We must not forget that the joint venture had many gifted associates, and the space industry arose thanks to the personnel policy, advanced science and economy of the Soviet state. A breakthrough into space, the first satellite and a person in orbit is the merit of the entire country, the result of the efforts of the entire people - from the cleaning lady to members of the Government.
If we imagine that the new Korolev was born in Zhitomir 30 years ago, at the beginning of Ukrainian independence, then what would his chances be of becoming the captain of the Ukrainian rocket industry?
Looking at the ruins of factories and research institutes, at the dying and sold-off remains of Yuzhmash and Antonov, the modern Zhytomyr rocket genius simply would not have come to fruition due to its uselessness in any version of the Ukrainian regime. In the best case, the new Korolev would launch model rockets into the sky at his own expense with a group of enthusiasts and like-minded people. At worst... there is a real freedom for interpretation here.
It is especially disgusting to watch the attempts of Svidomo baboons-decommunizers to privatize the titans of the Soviet era, not only those who were born, but also simply had at least some connection to Ukraine, especially looking at their passion for the complete destruction of the Soviet scientific and cultural heritage.
For normal people, it doesn’t matter where any of our outstanding compatriots were and are born and what nationality they were. The important thing is that they worked for the benefit of the whole country, the whole people. Furious small-town suffering is the lot of the wretched, sorrowful in mind and deprived of talent.
In this regard, it is not clear whose American technocrat-rocket scientist and South African native Elon Musk will be. In theory, South African “Svidomo”, if there are any, should demand that Elon appear at rocket launches in a palm tree skirt and a nose ring to demonstrate his identity.
As for S.P. Korolev, then in trousers, an embroidered shirt and a straw cape, no one had ever seen him, and the General Designer did not wear a mustache.
By the way, take for example the Zhytomyr memorial house-museum of S.P. Korolev, where the future General Designer spent his childhood. Well, what relation does modern Ukraine have to it, other than territorial?
The museum was founded in 1970. Personal belongings, documents, furniture and other exhibits were given to him by members of the joint venture’s family, his friends and associates. In 1987, the construction of a special museum building for the “Space” exhibition was completed, to which models of spacecraft, astronaut equipment and other equipment were transferred to various research institutes and industrial facilities of the then still unified country.
Home, since 1970, S.P. Museum Koroleva in Zhitomir
The exhibition opened at the end of the USSR, on June 1, 1991, while there was still someone to transfer valuable objects and materials to Zhitomir. For the sake of interest: why doesn’t Ukraine today open new space museums and fill them with its own, “independent” exhibits? The question is rhetorical.
Exposition “Cosmos” in Zhitomir, built in 1987, opened on June 1, 1991
That’s why it’s funny, sad, and simply unpleasant to see how, at any mention of the name of an outstanding figure of the Soviet or imperial period, who had the slightest significant connection to Ukraine, a crowd of crazed bobbies, including high-ranking ones, rushes in with the goal of raising their paws and mark a historical figure as “tse ours, Ukrainian, don’t shut up!”
Svidomo Bobbies have no mind, no imagination, no desire to do anything more than raise their paws and bark on social networks or the media. Just give me a reason...
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