The Soviet radio announced and also the communication just under an hour after the supposed launch. There was a sensible explanation that there might have not been a human on board but there was a tape machine. “Gargarin himself confirmed that a tape-machine was involved”. (Wisnewksi 41-42). But it would be reasonable to wait for a successful launch and then announce it publicly. He then reported in his book that there was a tape-machine in the cabin of Vostok in which the cosmonaut would switch on every time he spoke. “When flying over the territory of the USSR, everything recorded on the tape was transmitted to Earth. Obviously, therefore, the original sounds of the cosmonaut came from the tape.” (Wisnewksi 41-42). This is probably why the voice was not giving any kinds of details and tried to avoid them. All it would say was “ I can see the earth” and “ I see almost everything”, which then leaves the author questioning what he means be “everything”. He never explained what the earth looked like in his
The Soviet radio announced and also the communication just under an hour after the supposed launch. There was a sensible explanation that there might have not been a human on board but there was a tape machine. “Gargarin himself confirmed that a tape-machine was involved”. (Wisnewksi 41-42). But it would be reasonable to wait for a successful launch and then announce it publicly. He then reported in his book that there was a tape-machine in the cabin of Vostok in which the cosmonaut would switch on every time he spoke. “When flying over the territory of the USSR, everything recorded on the tape was transmitted to Earth. Obviously, therefore, the original sounds of the cosmonaut came from the tape.” (Wisnewksi 41-42). This is probably why the voice was not giving any kinds of details and tried to avoid them. All it would say was “ I can see the earth” and “ I see almost everything”, which then leaves the author questioning what he means be “everything”. He never explained what the earth looked like in his