@itsjillianrowe: In 1967, the Soviet Union sent cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov into space aboard Soyuz 1. The spacecraft was plagued by technical failures almost immediately. A solar panel wouldn’t deploy. Navigation systems malfunctioned. And when Komarov finally managed to bring the spacecraft back toward Earth, the one thing that was supposed to save his life failed. His parachute. Instead of a safe landing, Komarov plummeted toward Earth in a spacecraft traveling at roughly 90 miles per hour. He never made it home to his wife and two children. And the most disturbing part? There were serious concerns about the spacecraft’s safety before it ever launched. 🚀 31 Days of Nope: The Man Who Fell From Space #31DaysOfNope #VladimirKomarov #Soyuz1 #SpaceDisaster #DarkHistory

anitachiquita90 :

What happened to Laika was worse in my soft hearts opinion 😭😭😭😭

Vortex112 :

Wait I think this happened to Sandra Bullock too

sarah :

I love your stories, but your make up? *chef’s kiss*

Grid👁️art :

Terrifying, but somehow dying by crashing to Earth feels less horrifying than dying in Space. At least he got home.

oluwatobi_d :

The glam today is 10/10

Em :

Hey so it’s my birthday and I don’t like this

uppity16 :

Imagine a world where instead of competing or dominating other nations we pooled our knowledge and resources for the benefit of everyone. 😊

arianna🕷️ :

“welcome back to 31 days of..”

mark7289 :

I seem to recall reading that the back-up cosmonaut was Yuri Gargaran, the first human to achieve spaceflight.

✨City Witchcraft✨ :

I would have probably cursed them out too. Did his children go on to have similar career fields?

🌎Atlas💫 :

I actually knew about this one! I find the history of space exploration incredibly interesting. The problems ignored and the lives lost because of the things higher ups chose to turn a blind eye towards is so tragic. A story I don't think is fold enough is the Columbia accident.its overshadowed by what happened with Challenger because that was broadcasted, sending a teacher into space. In fact, there's a two week period of morning at NASA in the end of January and beginning of February due to the amount of losses during that two weeks through NASA's history. All very interesting,and very sad.

Chrystine.with.a.y :

What a devastating story. You look amazing!

j.montesinxo :

Makeup is gorgeous queen !!

Bluej5683 :

That makes me think of the space shuttle Challenger mission from 1986. I didn’t find out until just recently that the explosion didn’t kill them all instantly, and they lived until crashing into the ocean

abby 🧸🫶🏻💖🥂🦩 :

Naur

😵‍💫 :

Eyeliner slaying today mama 🙂‍↕️

☆JOSEPH☆ :

I love this series i hope u do like a show/podcasts on youtube🙏

sofadofff :

What IS this lip combo?! I mean your hair and makeup are always stunning, maybe when you’re done with 31 days of Nope you can show us your favorite makeup products

sydney | T1D💉💕 :

i love supporting small creators

j ✨️ :

actually I don't wanna imagine that😭

Jackiee⭐️ :

AKvoodoo :

The masterclass is your storytelling. I always stop scrolling to listen to your succinct, riveting tales. I know you make films for Georgia’s dying film industry. You need to pivot full time to what you do best: storytelling on social media.

Liz Fay-Olah :

That’s so sad

Sara Woodward :

pure nightmare fuel

luche :

Love this series so much