Were there 'lost cosmonauts' in the early Soviet space program?
Space.com • 11/10/2026 – 11/11/2026
Summary
At the height of the Cold War, two amateur radio operators claimed to have intercepted signals from Soviet cosmonauts. These signals allegedly came from cosmonauts who died during missions that were kept secret.
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CategorySingleSource
StatusActive
Recency Multiplier94% (0.5^4/48)
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Consensus: Single source - no independent confirmation yet
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