open the hood and oh my god, it has a golden engine, literally covered in pure gold. this car belongs to an iranian car enthusiast who is engaged in tuning cars. it took him a lot of time to create this work of art and a huge amount of money. it feels like opening an old treasure chest. everything in this peugeot's engine, from the cylinder head to the manifold, is covered in high-carat gold. everywhere you look, there are sparkles. since my youth, i dreamed of becoming a famous automobile designer, so i decided transform this engine. i started working on this car 9 years ago, in the design i used gold, sculptures with decorations and 800 sowarovski stones, i also added precious stones, basanite opal with gold fasteners with as a mechanical engineer, muhammad

wants to change the automotive industry, he believes that precious parts not only decorate the engine, but enhance its performance. these jewelry are created according to the laws of physics, they neutralize centrifugal force, even the type of alloys matters. for example, here i used brass and titanium foil because titanium can withstand temperatures up to 500°. this kind of tuning may shock some, but mohammed plans to collaborate with the world's largest automakers and work on the earliest models of their brands to turn an unsightly old car into a treasure box, but given the strict western sanctions against iran, this is just a dream for now. mohammed is far from the only one obsessed with old cars, this place in tehran is the center of attraction for those who wants to breathe in old classic cars, new... this parking lot in

eastern tigeran contains some of the most interesting and vintage car models, according to the curator of this place, sadra, there are more than 100 cars here. here we have cars of various brands. there are cars that are almost 75 years old, the youngest are from 10 to 15, but they are unique, there may be only one such car in all of iran. there is a rare volkswagen collection. bmw, american cars, you won't find such a complete set of volkswagens anywhere like here, or mercedes from the fifties to the eighties, we carefully store them and take good care of them. cadra treats these machines like his pets, and he takes care of them, spending huge sums of money to keep them running. now these mercedes models from the seventies are on the move. this is

a mercedes-benz 280 sl from the seventy-first year, also known as the pagoda. it was nicknamed so because of the special shape of the ceiling, made in the chinese style. this car is now very much appreciated, it is a real work of art. when asked why he such an unusual and expensive hobby. sadra replied: some things cannot be explained by logic. i just love these cars, i am interested in working on them, i especially like restoring old cars that have already turned into ruins, and there is no other example in iran, some could have become scrap metal, but lovers fixed them, they cause nostalgia for many, some of these gromov's cars are more than six decades old, but on the streets they still attract glances, everyone has their own...

driving this car is like traveling back in time. in terms of chassis and engine, it was significantly superior to its competitors, and even now it is no worse than modern cars. it is extremely difficult to understand how much such a car can cost. it took mind-boggling amounts of money to restore them to their former glory, but for car enthusiasts like sadr and mohammed, it's not about them, it's about passion, it's about the desire to breathe new life into these. and no sanctions are scary and any technology is subject to control, as they sang in the march of enthusiasts, there are no barriers to us, more about some enthusiasts after advertising, about space scavengers.

i want to marry the tsar’s daughter, the character falls in love with them and i want to. i want to somehow interact with them, witchcraft, i liked emelya the most, of course, i liked vasilisa, the tsar’s night, this is my fish, the pike of my dreams, every time people surprise me, it seems to me that the funniest of all was the tsar, a sensible person , good with humor, well, well done, what a good fellow, hot boy is generally super, or what? anfisa, just a gorgeous combination for marriage, i agree, the underwater king is a fish with constantly shifting eyes, but it’s very cool, koshchei was remade so coolly, with the princess’s mother too, at first i thought it was smeared mascara, it turned out to be another such long eyelashes, who

smiles, the film is at my command.

time spent with your family is priceless, you can do sports or creativity together, or you can all take part in a competition together, this is a family thing for us and win great prizes, details on this is family.rf.

you know, such a thrill when you start the engine for the first time. tanka, you're just you feel this power, me, when i decided to come to donbass, they thought that i was completely crazy, seventeenth, please go down to the intensive care unit, they asked, called , well, ready, not ready, as if not ready, as

if always ready, just like in the great patriotic war, women made a big contribution, so now women do a lot, where i am as a medic, for example, as a driver, i can probably bring them more benefit than i will sit in the office at the computer when she just comes up to you and even he’ll just hug you and say the word that we believe in you, this gives a lot, i won’t sit at home, idle, this is my land, i will defend it, i won’t give it to anyone. vladimir putin visited the energia rocket and space corporation, where he discussed in detail the problems of the space industry. among other things, the president noted that russia is capable of significantly strengthening its global position, and international cooperation in this area continues despite everything. this is

remarkable considering how closely space is connected to the most sensitive national security issues. the development itself. space, one might say, is a by-product of the arms race of the last century, and now, despite the deepest division, the space industry has been affected quite modestly. the reason we think cooperation is possible, even in a world so riven by political conflicts, is that there are common interests, and space is just that, because it is one of all, and everyone needs it for a variety of purposes, from agricultural science to national security defense. space in many ways unites us as humanity, everything we do on earth ultimately goes into space, we will not start doing something now about the problem of orbital debris, for example, with the danger of collisions of objects in

outer space, very soon it will become clear that already nothing can be done, not for any money. according to all scientific forecasts, a collision is inevitable in the coming years, and dealing with the consequences of such accidents will be much more expensive than preventing them. chuck dickey co-founder of the international non-profit structure tctb, trustee of three countries. the three countries are the usa, russia and china. it recently received observer status at the un committee on the peaceful uses of outer space, as a specialized expert organization on the active removal of space debris. if you believe the researchers, there are now more than 130 million objects of space debris flying around our planet, mainly iron, parts of satellites, rockets, telescopes, pieces

of plating, ships and other equipment, 2 years ago, reus cosmos calculated that if to collect all the debris from orbits around the earth, you get more than 7,000 tons, for comparison, a loaded train of seventy cars weighs about the same, since in orbit bodies move 10 times faster than the field, a collision of a ship with even a small piece: debris can lead to damage new debris, which in turn can remain in space for thousands of years. scientists warn that clutter around the earth's space will one day lead to the kesler effect. this is a situation in which near space, due to cascading collision cycle, generating more and more new debris, becomes too dangerous and unsuitable for the operation, that is, just a few major ones... accidents and astronaut flights will stop, and the earth will be left without satellite communications. in addition,

space debris often falls to the ground. point nema in the pacific ocean, for example, was nicknamed the spaceship graveyard, because in this place on earth, the most remote from land, satellites and ships removed from orbit that did not burn up in the atmosphere are flooded. five countries are more to blame for near-earth space pollution: the usa , russia, china, france and india; the first three account for more than 90% of space debris, the total volume of which increases by 4% annually. it is also unclear how to legitimize the work of space cleaning robots at the international level, because if desired, they can remove from orbit not only garbage objects, but also active spacecraft of another country, that is, they can potentially become space weapons. some people think the trash problem isn't that big of a deal

urgently, because there is still enough space in orbit, but think about the pace at which space activity is increasing, how many objects are located at the low orbital level, for example, elon musk’s staring project. the goal of the tctb is cooperation to remove objects from orbit, primarily those that weigh from one to 10 tons, they move at high speed, at an altitude of 7 as they descend under the influence of gravity, the risk of collision increases, they can fall apart , these are completely different objects, from elements of rockets to obsolete satellites, this is a question of preserving our own space objects, but there is a question of international security, imagine that an object of country a collided with an object of country b. this could be perceived as a deliberate attack. in our studio we have

the russian co-founder of a project to remove debris in space, valentin. despite the convincing explanation of your foreign colleagues, as a layman, it still somehow seems to me that the problem is different, but still somewhat marginal with this orbital debris. than you me. that this is not so, well, you know, we are all walking under space debris, imagine that millions of pieces of debris are rotating in orbit, and at the same time... there are very large objects, such as rocket stages, dead satellites, well , if in this studio, so to speak, everything will turn off, yes, it was some piece of a dead satellite that crashed into a communications satellite, and this happened already, excuse me, but there were also cases in 2009, when two satellites collided in orbit, and

an order of magnitude was formed several thousand fragments, yeah, accordingly, our scientists and scientists at the international level have been sounding the alarm about this for a long time, and even some studies have been carried out to identify the most dangerous objects. but this format, like a non-governmental organization, in your opinion, is it suitable for such a large-scale problem? regarding the project, there are problems , the state is in conflict, they cannot agree, therefore - as for our project, this is the way, the path of mediation, so that during conflicts, when countries cannot come to an agreement, resolve this issue and move forward, it’s good if this is possible, well, if you look a little more broadly, the general background of russian-american relations now is

monstrous, worse, you can’t imagine anything worse, and at the same time, space cooperation, it’s not surprising, it seems looks, well , if not an exception, then all this manifests itself much more softly, it continues, what is this connected with? well, you know, americans are practical people, and they will be friends until they build their own station, accordingly, in this connection, i can say that there is, as for space, there are problems , there are common problems that need to be resolved together, and international law also says that all countries must work in space together on the terms of interaction? well, they should, this is actually in international law, so to speak, on earth, the same thing is said, but they don’t work, well, it will work, if they turn off,

then the broadcast, but if our broadcast is turned off, it will definitely work, and you they wrote more than once, i read from us in the magazine that i edit, there were also articles about the fact that the united states generally pays a lot of attention to precisely such regulatory issues, establishing rules in outer space, in general , rules are such a topic for the united states, a regulatory one, so they should establish rules, and firstly, how successfully do they do this, are they able to establish rules and what can this lead to, well, the problem is probably that we are not acting in this direction, at my last conference in shenzhen, my chinese colleagues have unequivocally stated that they will promote their agenda in space, in this case the americans are doing this, in fact they remain in charge, so if we do not actively

act in this direction, then we will be fined, well, by the way , there are already precedents for this. means to issue a fine, who issues the fine and for what? well , there is such an example, the american federal communications commission recently issued such a check for 150,000 to its company for non-compliance with those rules, which she installed. what is this rule? rule, this rule concerns the transfer of a satellite, a given company, the dish company, to a certain orbit, it did not fulfill this condition according to well, this is still a company that is in the jurisdiction of the united states itself, that is, this is a commission, and if it is russian or chinese or indian, they have the opportunity to somehow impose this decision, well, imagine, but in conditions when traffic needs to be organized in the city, it ’s natural, so to speak, someone someone

will take on this problem, if you want to get there normally, then naturally you will follow the rules, this is done by some kind of method of gradual involvement, that’s why who will be there first, who will offer the most convenient rules, so to speak, well then, so to speak, the slippers will be the first there will be, of course, the president just visited korolev, he spoke a lot about space, among other things , what i noticed was that he supported a private initiative so that there would be more private in this... area, we still, well, or i am in in any case, as a layman, we are accustomed to the fact that space is a big and state matter, how do these things fit together? look, private space, this is a matter of government in all countries, because private space helps solve government problems. our president quite rightly noted the great potential that

private companies have; accordingly, in order to realize it, it is necessary we need a transparent regulatory framework, in this regard i can say that in the committee on economic politics last year a draft was prepared, this is the federation council and this is the federation council, right? a project was prepared to amend some legislative acts on issues of entrepreneurial space activities. accordingly, our expert council takes an active part in this committee. in this regard, i would like to draw attention to the fact that my personal opinion is that our legislative framework in the field of space activities generally needs to be changed, so to speak. and so, for example, here is the law on space... activities, the thirtieth anniversary of which is celebrated this year, or practically, by the way, was not celebrated, does not provide for any provisions relating to private traders

or market relations, therefore, creating conditions, and even using the potential of private companies, one must proceed from market realities, and for this requires a transparent regulatory framework. will elon musk grow in our team? you know, i always, you say, sorry, i always said and wrote in my comments, elon musk is a talented person, so, but we don’t we must say, to take a cliché, we have great potential, uh, we had korolev , we have a significant number of young entrepreneurs, now a significant number of companies, including large private ones, have turned to this area, so to speak, we, we don’t need to take a cliché, we need to use, as i already said, the potential of private companies, let them turn around and solve... problems in the interests of our entire country. thank you very much, valentin uvarov was our guest.

i have always been fascinated by the process of knitting. here when i finish with international reviews, i’ll definitely learn. i will, like our correspondent, sofia sergegieva. sonya, is it difficult to master this at all? i'm sure you can do it. thank you. i will try, are your knitting needles good? yes, very comfortable and a pleasure to knit. well, probably from the european union, which is odd between ours and the chinese, of course. the eu is preparing the twelfth package of sanctions against the russian federation and significant diamonds, this is for a minute a third of the world market, well , it seems that they will soon put pressure on the belgian and dutch jewelers who resisted, and lithuania decided in abank to ban nails, sewing needles, and knitting needles. i can’t imagine how we’ll live, but oh well, the knitting needles, in general, the sacred thing has been swung, the buttons, what is now russian imperialism, will

pin maps of future expansion to the walls, it’s generally not clear, in general, we need to hurry with it before it’s taken away. this was an international review, see you later.

the whole world. we have enough of everything, but what attention brings us is also very pleasant. i see, for every loop i say, please stay alive, this is already becoming amulet. socks. at first we started with balaclavas, well then came the stretcher, so we have been continuing to help for a year now, this machine belonged to my

grandmother, everything for... everything for victory, so we’ve been working on it. it has united the nation, everyone worries about those who are here and helps in any way they can.

declare an immediate truce in the zone... of the israeli conflict. this call is contained in the un genasamy resolution. the document also contains a demand to immediately release all hostages. condemned violence against israeli and palestinian civilians, calling for unimpeded access to gaza for humanitarian missions. the resolution was approved at an emergency special session. the project was carried out by jordan, 120 countries voted for it, including russia, but 14 states,

including the united states, were against it. here is mide israel.