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date, see you soon. we have letters where she confesses her love to him, after all, she was not a seamstress who depended on her master, you know for a bowl of soup she did not have to pretend to be in love. she immediately became. uh, a very wealthy woman, as soon as she sang on the big stage, they immediately had contracts, and she did not have the same fate. you know, the transfer singer in a cabaret, then there was no one to replace for her. here is this operetta story. you see, when suddenly someone accidentally heard, and so on, and they heard everyone immediately fell in love and began to invite everywhere, so the story is not about her. i'm going back to the pineapple story. and here it is

, in its naivete, in its absolute purity. i'm sure that if she divorced cambric, and onassis developed with his mary, in my opinion, marie is already a wife. yes, he had, and they should definitely get married, then listen, well, in greece, after all , morals are not as free as in the same america. yes, she was an orthodox person, of course, and for her it was a natural continuation of the relationship. she confessed like an honest person. now don't marry us. why is she now? what do you think, she delayed this story of marriage , the internal ones that were in her and i think, with this greek pressure of a woman, yes, it doesn’t seem like we are like that, a man really doesn’t like it when they are, and that’s how they are pressed by love, yes, terrible, then she immediately became pregnant. you know, there, like a child getting married. well, such a large greek family is planned ahead, and a man who has

such freedom and so much around just got frightened. i had a feeling that in general and many wrote about this when i read materials about anassis, that he collected it like a stone in a collection. you see, he has a lot of stones in his collection, then he saw. here is the largest diamond, by the way, to onassis was indifferent to cooper. and of course, to be honest, he says he didn’t even like it very much. that is, he is on a yacht. there, probably, the girls were entertaining some kind of popsula, he didn’t really need it. high art. leaving everything behind, we talked around akhmaria, arkalys, why not uh, so that he has . opera is turned on and when i saw it for the first time, i'm like a person who grew up in a museum

play music with mom. i thought, god , what a high culture, even such people like that, they all listen. opera from them there is not two pieces, sausages are heard, and then i realized that this is the form of the same two piece and sausages, that is, connoisseurs. yes , there is, of course, the whole world, of course. now it's like any uh, a loser of a music school knows the moonlight sonata. so he knows how to play it, you know? one girl, yes, and she doesn’t know anything else. this is a podcast of letters, and we are talking about maria galas sergey and here is yours involvement, but to the great virgin mary why do you suddenly have a young guy? no, i'm still music, i'm doing music and none of the musicians can pass him by, because it influenced the entire history

of music. i'm generally an amazing person. it seems to me that she is the only one who has played such a fateful role for great music now, because everything is happening. even doing a concert hologram stage are gaining a lot. the people of the whole hall are huge and they applaud her there, as she appears alive. not just like that. i didn't know it's amazing and still is. here it affects. tell me how it happens. i just don't know when she lost her voice. yes, then it still restored, i read the letter. darling, maria last night, marlene dietrich, one of your famous admirers , spoke only of you. she said that in american hospitals they constantly play your records, because they found that your voice is good for the sick, gives them vera calmness helps to recover. this is not surprising. we also understood this a long time ago. this, of course like that. i think it's

still a little. eh, such a flattering, m-m power, this is when 99% is not true. and here everything is true, it’s true, but i wouldn’t say that this is the voice from which you are recovering, just as it’s impossible to say that here is jesse norman the voice from which the jericho trumpet is recovering you are resurrected from the voice, but with maria callas you are, as it were everything unfolds in you. she gives you a shower, after all. let's listen to music criticism. yes, but why do you think you believe? what could be the voice? yes, but the voice. first of all, she has a lot of things. here we are now talking about what exactly about what kind of accident about what kind of opera is a huge amount. yes, there are such women that it’s just, as we said, it’s scary, yes, when her letters are like that, really with such pressure about women, what is the norm, who are the priestess of the druid temple, yes, who are ready to kill children for the sake of men. yes, because of not for the sake of, but because of revenge or longing, which stabs with a knife. scorpio, for

whom the joy is here, you think. yes , of course, yes, that's real, and not from the plot timbre from the possibility of voice, because you still have such a gift from god, but if she sings in schubert, yes, it means this contributes, therefore, of course, it has a beneficial effect. it seems to me that in general her voice can be applied to all life situations. yes, i think everyone. here is its great difference from everything that i hear and see, look. well, in a feminine way, yes, here is your look and your sergey, and how could one exchange such a person such a talent for not the first freshness, not the first youth jackie is absolutely selfish, by the way, nothing beautiful. i'm in it so nothing with these wide-set eyes,

smoking there three packs of cigarettes a day. well, like this. well, she was already in style with such a cracker, right? applying mary i don't think he changed mary at all. i think he read it. like a magazine, like flipping through a magazine. oh, something is too much energy, and many men are afraid of sergei. here is such a love, everyone is afraid of not matching. yes, it's hard when you love like that. here, yes fainting. here's to such a sacrifice. also, like a woman who has no children and who cannot spend her love on relatives on her mother. uh yes, uh, she has nothing on her son and man, whom she fell in love with 99% of the great opera singers, that is, a man. i was scared and men are afraid of them, and they don’t have personal lives, but we won’t call the surname now, but their huge number of happy exceptions to the rules did not yet know

that she was dating jackie uh-huh i love you, both body and soul and now i want to decide. for you to feel, it was god who gave me to find a calling and achieve completely in my difficult career, but the main thing he gave me you for which i never cease to thank heaven for you, who also went through hell and conquered the peaks. we were supposed to meet and get together forever. keep oh i conjure you. keep forever our connection. i can't live without your love. i guess i'm too proud to admit it anyway. you know that you alone are destined, my breath is the mind of dignity, and all my tenderness. no, this is not childishness, not childishness. this is a letter from a woman from the wounded and suffering from a lot of things that survived and giving you a feeling as young as fresh as them she never experienced , not forgetting about it and always trying to be gentle with me the same as in these days when you created

to change the queen of the world, my love, oh how i need your love and tenderness, and i am yours and create, changing everything you want. your soul maria well, of course, when you receive such a letter you are terrible. you have to fit or like a man. you have to give more, and he could throw her at her feet. uh, gold diamonds, but he wasn't so generous was he? rich. yes, with this very soul, that it is impossible to exist all the time at such a christening on such a high sound on a high note. it seems to me that the letter is very acting-like, i think it took 7 minutes for an outpouring of some feelings there can’t be a surgeon, uh, 9 hours at work as a surgeon, and to come home and not notice some strangeness in a child, you understand much, and look already sharpened in a different way and the actress they can be, uh, 8 hours rehearsal of the scene, and then go home you will go to hear how the neighbor sings and not

grimaces from the gnashing of her voice the concept, therefore, everything is always. it's all very well put together, everything is connected. probably, by the way, we are talking about their breakup, that he left kennedy , but there was also a prolongation of their history. by the way, speaking of the fact that many say that he was dying in her arms and supposedly. this is true, because jacqueline traveled with this money to redeem the outfits. and in general, she didn’t need the old feeble anasis for 300 years. well, to say that he was very weak, but he was punished by life in an absolutely incredible way to lose his son lose. it is worse to have lost a son and lost a daughter, lost during his lifetime, and the daughter has, as it were, gone. we say what happened during his lifetime and what exactly mary consoled him? yes, when he stood under her windows and called her and begged her to let him into the borisov apartment, but she did not let him in, because she had already lost everything, she

walked in a dressing gown without a voice with no prospects of actually going out. he deprived her of all her children. no, the man lost her voice, no, because she collected days, taught a new program and was going to the stage. yes, yes, i lost it cruelly say so, but they will both pay. they will still pay for this. you'll see. the worst part is that he didn't tell me anything about his marriage. i think after i was with him for 9 years, he should have told me that although i didn't know about everything from the newspapers for sure, he was just mad for this reason. i just banished him from my soul, i have to work as soon as i can. i was terrified, as after the wedding. imagine he didn’t marry her, destroying her whole life, but he also destroyed it. what does she mean by her own free will she did it, she jackie yes, with such she learned about his wedding from the newspaper that

her assistant brought her in the morning. and a has evidence that she tore this newspaper to shreds and walked with her heels and trampled it all differently. yes, and at the same time, uh, that means, uh, onassis sent her some kind of mink stole consolation three. there's also a-a letter from a friend, honey. elvira, i am now trying to finally understand what is happening. but it's like i've been struck by a monstrous force. and i still can't even breathe. i still has since been destroyed. after so many years of work and sacrifice for a man, they don’t even know what world i’m in right now, that i’ll think too much about what to do, but in any case, write to me here, at least here at home i feel good now. well, yes, she became a recluse. she was on endless antidepressant medications, yes, and drank all sorts of things and, you know, she lost everything at once voice of children

career. well, it’s impossible, with what she was left with the housekeepers, not a single sister of any relatives, but she and her mother did not communicate with 30 years in general, that is, she sent her some amount of ointment, because she endlessly demanded interest. the first husband also demanded a percentage. income demanded so nightmare of some kind. and my mother still went to us all sorts of programs and released a book. my daughter sailed them. yes, she published books. she wrote letters. my mother marlene diesel during her lifetime they well, just as now we will not be called by a surname. yes whose children and parents go the stream went. absolutely terrible. just as far as my sister, i tried my best, and as a reward i only received an insult. so to hell with all this for a long time it's time to work not because of money, but to wake up and understand, real life is not only novels, tears and various pleasant moments. everyone would like to live without bothering. you

probably too, but life is such that it is my mother. i did everything i could for her this year, after all, she already has a husband. if she didn't spend all her money on travel, maybe there would be more left to live on, remember like 4 years ago. she ordered me to give her 750 dollars, i didn't have a penny then, and i had to borrow from you. you remember all this. so, i beg you, you don’t really listen to complaints and luxury doesn’t suffer in any way. she's uh, sent me a terrible letter cursing me with her usual way of getting everything, but with trousers and blackmail. she thinks she brought me into the world in order to delay her these words are stuck in my throat. of course, i will try to do everything i can for her, but i won't let them go that far. i need to secure my future. i want my child. she really wanted a baby and the second child was born, but the lungs did not open there, and he died after 3 days, she was very

hard going through it very hard. that is, for the second time. she was already sure that she would leave the child in any way imagine the millions of spectators who roared and bowed. yes, and they saw a deity in her, well, really kissed, and as soon as the curtain closed, what was she like on the other side of life? what suffering experiences? was she here, if we summarize everything, but at least e, well, i don’t know a year in my life. this is such a harsh childhood, yes, then, but infinitely must, and that's even e aristotle who is towards the end of his life. came to her, she forgave him. because he cried, but again, a common past. yes, one language, she understood it. she was sincere, she was very sincere, and she was like a child a little bit.

it seems to me that there was an immediacy of feelings in her, which he didn’t believe at all, and he believed her, from this she succeeded on stage, because he had no gap between her and her heroines. it was such a phenomenon in general, even about it, but because of ferrelli he wrote and wrote on a statement called. it's just that not many people have it, so uh, it can work out. she died so early at 53 , yes, 53. what kind of age is this, yes, she died in her sleep. well, in general, they go. and this is the loss of voice, you understand? this is not just a mechanical discussion. from what , what was it with her voice ? he was her instrument. this is her skeleton, that's what the voice of the voice donated. here she is as a little mermaid there was definitely a terrible situation with the voice. in fact. this is the price of one

evening in rimsky in 1957, when she was supposed to sing, and caught a cold came to a rehearsal and went into a cold drafty dressing room. and that's it. there is a wheezing, he woke up. this is the new year's period new year's eve on january 2 was a performance. some were famous, he says, tickets were purchased, everyone wants to hear you. i didn’t give any of them even no insurance, and she decides such a courageous act on the one hand, on the other hand, reckless, because she enters the stage she is injected into bundles adrenaline this is terrible. you can just lose it, and by the way, this was the key moment after which everything went already. not in a clear straight line, that is, it was not directly with aristotle. related, i think something, but it is believed that she generally had some kind of muscle-related disease. further, loose muscles, that this is cute dystrophy, this is often the version and that her voice had already disappeared once. yes, yes, which

were restored, somehow you believe in this legend. what and it was such a blow betrayal? yes, and that army that she had betrayal from the audience this evening of the rome opera. that's where the rub was. tell me i think it was. tell me, i don’t know, it’s worse than even some kind of relationship with men, because it’s very not her. there it was much more tragic, first of all. it means that she sang the first act and decided that , well, yes, the performance should probably be canceled , because she speaks more or less, i sang, and then the middle of the whole center disappeared, the leadership of the country and some world celebrities. that is, everyone is waiting everyone was waiting for the audience. i just came to some i don’t know, yes, well, even here, somewhere else, some word is needed for them, yes. they shouted and cursed. i don’t know, the chairs broke, if anything , they just didn’t do it and i had to leave through the back

door so that it’s just, well, roughly speaking, uh, it’s even in her letters, she herself tells what she says. people lined up to spit on her for canceling the show. you know that an open letter was written after that, everything in this letter to tell, i do not hold grudges against journalists. they know me better. what cruelty their work sometimes requires, i do not hold a grudge against all these companies of young girls for several days, standing at the entrance to the mariinsky hotel, and whistling an artist who sang badly, and a sick woman who tried to shout over insults, demanding loudly that she was allowed to walk her path to healing. i am angry only with myself, because until now i did not know that the majority prefer art to craft, and sincerity to deceit or hypocrisy, becoming in the morning, i opened my mouth from it, not a sound, not a word came out, my voice disappeared, and the norm was announced the next evening,

and all the tickets were sold before people ate that they would come to listen to the kolos itself. replace me, the theater management refused, i had to sing, they did. stimulant injection by injecting one of those drugs that are said to be able to resurrect the dead. i stepped onto the stage with the courage of despair heard itself and thought. oh my god. i sang casta diva and got mad at the end those who applauded me because it was n't my virgin caste and i didn't want applause. poor poor poor, how cruel, because she was afraid to go out and the public was on guard for the family, cruelty could rain down. well, it was necessary to throw them their miserable e money from the balcony so that they would disperse hostage hostage of this is still cruel. that's how he is imported, right? and now than time has changed. yes , people who are already successful can lift you up to the sky, of course, this is called

the effect, the second video. sounded for the first time then next, what to play next about was in charge of worse. this is how it happens. thank you so much for coming, i can talk endlessly. yes, such persons from such personalities. well, as she herself said, it's better to listen to me and i'll be in it all. yes. she said that everything i wanted about myself. e, she sang her roles. fortunately, i sang everything, there is a lot of recording left. and now i have restored very good ones. it's true thankfully, thanks anton shkapper is a podcast of space history in bones. i have my good friend

mentor teacher doctor of technical sciences professor indeed a member of the russian academy of cosmonautics. rafail murtazin, please tell us what is space ballistics and what do you do in general? well , the question is, what is space ballistics, everything that surrounds us, even now we look. now all kinds of gangster films cause ballistics to calculate how a bullet flew ballistics, there are internal ballistics, external ballistics. these are the internal ballistics courses. this is that the projectile is a bullet or else that it flies in the barrel relatively speaking, external ballistics. so, when it flew out, an external illness begins here, but at what speed did this bullet fly out, if it flew out at a speed of, well, 1,000 m / s, but, it means that it will fly some kilometers, maximum and fall. let's increase this speed. we are starting

to increase 2.000 thousand. fly further and further 5.000. in the end. we are gaining the first space 8 km, and from now on. we are speaking conditionally. we become an artificial satellite. we fly around the first cosmic speed of 8 km / s. and that's when the era begins space ballistics. here we space diseases begin to rub our hands, we begin to solve all sorts of problems from the point of view. wherever we fly, we fly into space. so what is your job now? well, i am the head of the ballistics department of the rkk energy, that is, i, in principle, am not the department that heads all the tasks. uh , related to objects owned conditionally speaking, what kind of energy, and what kind of objects we are currently working with, with which station this is the ships that provide transport

services. it delivers the crew unions delivers cargo fuel water. air is trucks. this is one of the tasks. well, the station has been flying for more than 20 years. orbit we know it. yes, all changes are calculated by computers. we know all the programs, if the on-board computers are ground-based, of course. yes, sometimes we have some comrades there at the training ground. damn they say, well, what's the ballistics, what's there . click on the button there, you'll get the result. i usually say. well, come to my office. i 'll give you a computer, give you a keyboard, press the button. that is, you need to know what to press. how to call it what to do, and in fact, there are no computers that can solve a strategic problem. how do we get somewhere? why fly? now you are very good. slava said the station is flying. and that the station flies and the stations continue to fall. what are we doing? we are adjusting

the height. well, the simplest task for a student there. well, i don’t know when physics started there in the eighth grade or the ninth grade, he will say. well, that's how much you have to give. well, a very good boy. well done, you count everything, but this i think that i need to calculate in such a way that , conditionally, on february 11, to dock the truck, and on february 20 or in march, launch cosmonauts with commander anton, who, so to speak, should dock, and it’s best to dock as quickly as possible. that is, i have to arrange these maneuvers in such a way that i have a very slender picture of where i am flying. why am i treating? and it's not like i'm such a good announcer. we are the only good ones flying. no, this station is a natural station. if you watch this program, there is so much rubbish. well, you know how much

pressure there is, speed, and yes, and the main thing is to make sure that the minimum level of time needs to be, yes, besides, all sorts of things arise. a bad phenomenon called space debris, for example, you have to dodge it . astronaut ejection, we mean, the bunker is different. yes, there are specially solved puzzles including such garbage, and we have a tactical task. we know that anthonos kaplinov will launch in february the twentieth in a quick way, what to do we must honor him with all these corrections and thus this one here is the corrector’s plan to work, so that it doesn’t interfere with us, so that we still fulfill our task. yes, and prepared for the oven, this is what concerns the station, for example, well, there are objects that we launch into the queue of a distant orbit, for example , to a stationary station. we have an upper stage there. we calculate all the maneuvers of this upper stage, which, generally speaking, launches a very

expensive satellite of some kind, which costs 100-200 million, the fourth stage is our upper stage, here is the calculation and there are many tasks. here, well, soon the flight. naturally. we can't go to mars we practically don't fly and don't look, but we definitely look at the moon. this is such a very interesting topic. i can talk for a very long time. this is my favorite topic, when i came to work, all ballistics were divided into two , like, yes, not only ballistics, in general , the specialists were martians and lunatics, that is , martians, they considered us to quit everything and prepare everything only for flights to mars and lunatics no is to first learn on the moon, and then fly to here, i somehow switched, and so we're looking at all these tasks, imagining as someday, hopefully, sooner rather than later. our astronauts will go out and walk on

the moon, but going into history. that was a very ambitious project task when the mir station was brought out of orbit. well, that is, direct participation was already working, then it was even difficult to count. this is a gigantic machine of this size. it was a gigantic car . you know what, this car was about 130 t. and it was supposed to sink one seven-ton truck. well when the truck with the seed it is a fighter jet that flies with its engine. as i say, it has good traction, good speed set, but if you increase the total mass by 20 times, then it will be a turtle. this turtle turns on its engine. he has momentum. the treatment takes a quarter of the turn is not very optimal, but here a lot of all sorts of problems arise. after all, the easiest thing to take is the way trucks are now. he has good traction

, armament, traction to weight. how many horses do you know, translated into a car, this is a good car, it is fast, we give one impulse we do not think from the height of the station. we know that after half a turn, he will rest at the bottom. mm pacific ocean. all there are no questions, but the station, as a station, should also preferably be in the same pacific ocean, but from such a height it will not be enough. you don't have any fuel, it should be energetically favorable, so we had to wait for the moment when the station descends due to atmospheric resistance uh-huh and then abruptly come up with something so that hmm with a minimum impulse. still bring it down, that is, if we now issue the impulse is conditionally 100 meters with this orbit, there we could give a maximum of 20 m, to give 20 m boxes multiplied by 20. it still

turns out to be very difficult to do, so we had to do it. the apogee is a small bend, that is, you are at the apogee , well, there is about 200 km, and here 170 140 darkly descended and now they created an orbit of 200 by 140 and now it had to lower the height from 200 to 140. take care of up to 70 km. after that , the atmosphere should have captured exactly there yes. they also solved such a problem , and when the salute flew, yes, that’s all, it was a salute, in general, a tricky story, salute was the sixth there. it was so good there was a tcs and he turned everything off absolutely such a story such from this transport space system. somehow so, he had fuel, but they decided there, let's not go down and up. and why up you understand by this time?

we will have buran a. he will then fall, well, he will not fall, he will lower the buranki to him. he flies, takes him, brings him and puts him conditionally at vdnkh. here such a task. well, as a result, they gave an impulse to rise to a height of 500 kilometers buran appeared, buran flew . she fell, and as a result , there was no longer anything buran, but the distance fell by itself. glory. not controlled by anyone, not controlled by anyone, the americans with their scale will now say that you are so bad, no, the americans also dropped their rocks. the only thing they seemed to say was that we are ready to play a little, uh solar panels, in order to somehow change , there were boobs in the center, how to move, well , anyway, no one

put it down somewhere in the area. i am anton shkaplerov, continuing the conversation with ballistician rafail murtazin. i know that you are part of an international commission that constantly thinks about how it calculates, yes, how to reduce the iss in case. well, we understand that it has been running for over 20 years by 15 many experts. they say that her days are numbered others, on the contrary, she says, we will patch her up, she will continue to fly. that's 24 years old officially now 28 year announced negotiations are underway to continue. well, sooner or later that it will end, but the history of a homogeneous space station will tell the world station 130 tons of the mass of the iss now. 400 420 t, that is, we are three times three three and a half times heavier object.

we considered several options, one of the options for working three trucks , two are, as it were, along well, where by, yes, y up and down is the main one, it is economical, it can give 300 kg and two berth engines are small in the amount of 400 kg and still they will still help. here are these lateral. yes, not so uh effective, but still something. up to the point that after the truck has worked. we will also turn on the sm motors that are at 20 ° there, well, the last one does not turn on. this kind of energy is a difficult task. and we ended up with hmm reserve. if something doesn’t work out for us, we have two or three turns there, and then if we don’t come up with anything during this time. we are falling, this was a difficult task, but we developed such a scheme, it exists, but it wanted its time, but with all these

all sorts of conflicts that have occurred recently. here the americans, in the end, apparently, understand that in this case they are very dependent on us, well, they are watching the program, maybe creating some kind of accelerating unit or some kind of mixing unit. a delta blog, as they call it, that will give an impulse somehow to their station. yes, what is it, we will see? as they say, for now there is this one, but now the scheme. and then what will happen there -1. here, if you understand, we have a functional the cargo block is stored there. here is the fuel tank. well, they can only take it through their systems. these, i see. and this block will come. he owes his own fuel fuel needs about six eight tnt the task is very large and there is another task so tricky, well, you will understand. well, here she has

a lot of stations there of all sorts of remote battery cells there, and therefore ours calculated the maximum thrust. mm solid. this was confirmed by the americans. we can give no more than 600 kg, but still a kilogram, then after some time 600. otherwise they are usually powerful trucks with powerful ships. they have powerful engines and powerful thrust. there shouldn't be thrust here, best of all, if you will be stepping it, that is, the task is quite non-trivial, otherwise it will all add up, it will all break down and hmm the station will not be able to maintain orientation. you can give out an impulse as much as you like, but he will, like a joke, give them out in different directions and nothing is a task, a difficult task is difficult, but still it will have to be solved. you launched the iss at the station, i remember in 2000 i was at this launch, in general was.

there was even such a stir at baikonur. well, can you imagine, baikonur there is such a move, and we are on the move. well, let's go to the city, then conditionally and i drive up and there, it means there is a flagbaum and goes to a gas station on the highway. our star, our main. yes, we stopped, waited, jumped out in time, who managed to take a picture, then there was a weak technique, but i say, i then said, here is the ballistics docking on time, damn it, that is , it was necessary to be in the right place, everything passed, just everything passed, everything passed launched. yes well, it was a big object. there were no more large ones until they launched. that is , imagine, fucking, then mlm is the twenty- first year and here is the 21st year, manned by objects. we didn't launch. and what can you say about this? this is our station of the future. the russian orbital station is now a lot of

talk. and it's not kular. this is at a high level. what will be the inclination of the orbits, that is. there are those who are committed to the same orbit as the iss has intermediate let's say. so 70-something degrees is. uh, the orbit is exactly pole, that is, approximately 92° plus or minus. there's something to say, exactly how, a specialist in ballistics is not a person who counts money, who worries about the health of astronauts. i don't know the reading, like a ballistician, like a ballistician. which orbit is better for us let's look at the map, and the map shows that 51.6 inclination provides 10-15% of the observation area of ​​the country's territory all by russia yes, if we look at the us map they have hmm northern borders at 50 °, well, i don't count alaska well, yes, that is, they completely observe everything that interests them. you don't watch it. we observe a piece, and then once a month we do not see it, because

it is all in the shade. this is the first second task. well , i would call it a little geopolitical, or what? look, it means that we are using the baikonur cosmodrome to the full extent of 51.6, it is imprisoned. that's very convenient. there is such a name for understanding how areas of fall, because the rocket must take off, gaining these our 8 km / s. she gets lost. the first step loses the second step. for this, one should single out to be a regional one where one should fall and so the same as the station of the world. necessary flood in the right place. where are they just? well, yes, these blocks can be expected. yes, we have to put them somewhere and be satisfied that everything is fine there? but we have our own spaceport. you were in space wonderful wonderful believed that through well, as through