How did Vladimir Komarov die? On April 24th, 1967 Space claimed its first victim.

Soviet cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov crashed into the ground when the main parachute on his Soyuz 1 descent capsule failed to open. 

He became the first cosmonaut to fly into space twice and the first man to die while on a space mission (Apollo 1 tragedy happened 3 months earlier during the ground test). Were Vladimir Komarov  remains found? Yes Komarov's charred remains were uncovered and displayed during his funeral. The largest recognizable part of his body was his heel bone.
Photo Showing the remains of Vladimir Komarov, a man who fell from space, in 1967.
How did Vladimir Komarov die? On April 24th, 1967 Space claimed its first victim.

Soviet cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov crashed into the ground when the main parachute on his Soyuz 1 descent capsule failed to open. 

He became the first cosmonaut to fly into space twice and the first man to die while on a space mission (Apollo 1 tragedy happened 3 months earlier during the ground test). Were Vladimir Komarov  remains found? Yes Komarov's charred remains were uncovered and displayed during his funeral. The largest recognizable part of his body was his heel bone.

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How did Vladimir Komarov die? On April 24th, 1967 Space claimed its first victim.

Soviet cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov crashed into the ground when the main parachute on his Soyuz 1 descent capsule failed to open. 

He became the first cosmonaut to fly into space twice and the first man to die while on a space mission (Apollo 1 tragedy happened 3 months earlier during the ground test). Were Vladimir Komarov  remains found? Yes Komarov's charred remains were uncovered and displayed during his funeral. The largest recognizable part of his body was his heel bone.

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