[000:00:00;00] russian components, that you assemble the rocket yourself in your own enterprise, yes, yes, ah, as for satellites, the percentage of russian components is lower, but we are also working on this, so as for the rocket, that’s where i say , plus or minus this is 95%, and where do you assemble these rockets, we have special areas where we do this, most importantly, i wish your company to develop, to prove that in russia there are private companies for space, because here we are a little behind our colleagues foreign, i mean, especially from the american ones, so uh, i hope that we too will be proud of your company, like you who are involved in space, thank you very much, because to be honest, this is what we lack, we there is not enough support and faith, we are often very faced with the fact that we, even the common man in the street, have the feeling that private astronautics in russia is for some reason impossible, and when

a person, an astronaut... says that everything should it turns out, it’s certainly very nice, therefore, what does roscosmos say, well, you are probably an employee with him , naturally, we interact with roscosmos, roscosmos supports all initiatives, private owners at one level or another, it is clear that oh, we are now getting into such a complex topic, it is clear that there are no instruments for interaction in our country in many respects, between private companies and the regulator of the legislative framework, and this too, although several years ago... a lot has changed and it has become easier for private traders, it has become easier for private traders to breathe, it has become easier for private traders it’s easier to work, that’s why we interact with roscosmos, and we understand perfectly well that these are our regulators, without roscosmos we are nowhere, of course, there are still some issues that need to be resolved, because we quite often talk about how good it would be , if roscosmos gave private space companies the opportunity to use - their - test base, sometimes private owners really lack this, because private owners have to build something of their own or

from ... some other options, here, but, for me have a very positive attitude towards this, and we will hope that over time, i am sure that everything will work out for you, let’s imagine what you think a person will do in 50 years in space, i am absolutely convinced that , of course, there will be more flights into space, we will pilot them, of course, that there will be a huge number of satellites in orbit, and we will already come to the point where this will need to be regulated somehow, i think that people on earth will become even more involved in astronautics and will understand what cosmonautics is for them after all gives, and it will be something like this two-way interaction between people who live on earth and space technologies, perhaps we will gradually begin to become some kind of space species, great, my guest was darya the wonderful, deputy general director of a private russian

space company, journalist, me... anton shkaplerov , this is a space history podcast, a creative industry podcast on channel one, with you as before - your favorite hosts, roman karmanov, elena kiper, visiting us: today my legs have been numb all day, to be honest, from fear contact with a super legend, people 's artist of the russian federation, artistic director of the moscow oleg tobakov theater vladimirov, when did you decide that you were an artist, how did that happen? well, i, i have such an unusual fate for a person who ended up in the theater, i just grew up in

a family of an artist and... my mother was a puppet theater director, an amazing director, and my dad was a brilliant actor in a puppet theater, we lived, first in tula, then in frunze, then in novokuznetsk, this theater, it was on my head, i’m not very i loved it, because firstly, they were arguing in the evening and this conversation about how pinocchio or karabas-brabass went the wrong way or was it a routine for a child, at such a level of passion, of course, at first it didn’t bother me even as a child scarecrow, so i was adapted, minded my own business, studied, i really liked biology, studied bugs there, then, when i got older, i realized that i was not a very good student, on the other hand, i was in the propaganda team and we had a huge success , i played the guitar and sang songs, in general, then i realized that i had to enroll in the theater, i went to enroll

, prepared, i think, well, i’m already... i ’m clapping with my guitar, i received some kind of audience award, that is, in general, what kind of biology , that's all, what kind of biology is here, i went to krasnoyarsk, to the institute, yeah, theater. and they didn’t take me, i drove in despair and passed, the closest to novokuznetsk was the novosibirs theater school, i got in due to a shortage of boys, and there i quickly got my bearings, as soon as you get there, if you’re passionate, attentive, you have a great desire, and you quickly find your bearings, let's go back to the present in the year 9, you basically said that the electricity had run out, i'm leaving the cinema... in general , i'm leaving, and not even some time has passed in general, how long, well it turns out 4 years, and the film is a challenge , and you are in the frame again, well, yes, it happened here, that’s how i don’t want it, you know, when big