questions from anton shkaplerov for 600.to space was yuri gagarin. which soviet cosmonaut flew sixth? sixth, or more precisely, the sixth. question from anton shkaplerov for 800, the work of this cosmodrome began on march 17, 1966 with the launch of the artificial satellite cosmo-112; in total, during its existence , more than one and a half thousand launch vehicles were launched here, call it a cosmodrome. plesetsk, that's right. question from anton shkaplerov for 1000. in august 1970, the soviet spacecraft made a soft landing on this planet for the first time and made a series of measurements. name this planet. venus. right. the device was called venus 7. torches for 200. at one time , one of the editors of the program carried this torch for his game. why did you go to ufa specifically? this olympic torch. absolutely right. this is sergei viktorich dubov, who is now at a distance of 12 meters from me . we continue to play. taxi, please, names in songs for 100. grazia stecum. ave maria, next, names in songs over 400, the ho

anton shkaplerov, well, in general, your worldview has changed, yes, what exactly has changed?mind, some kind of confidence in myself, as a person, that my body could withstand it, that i was able to do this, probably, that’s it... such a sense of the world, i’m talking now besides, of course, i saw the earth from space, of course, i saw how beautiful it is , this is all, that is , important sensations, important impressions that they also live in me now, and i carry them with me. it’s as if already, and for some reason you managed to miss the earthly things during the flight, just the bathhouse and the normal toilet to your liking. i also always liked that very first stream of water falling on you , it’s like, listen, well, i see, that’s why i’m not shaved that it takes so long to shave and is so inconvenient and i washed, of course i washed, but on the ground i wash more often, well, simply because i had to spend so much valuable time on it every damn time and i really didn’t want to it’s all a waste of so much time, so i don’t miss these processes, but i miss everything else

space stories podcast, and with me today are the heroes of russia, cosmonauts, oleg navitsky and anton shkaplerovs colleagues, when they found out that you... went into space, they probably thought about it differently, well, no one said, like, the climate, you’re normal, actually it’s possible make a film on earth, why take the risk, listen, colleagues were divided into two opinions, some said, are you crazy, i would never agree to this in my life and so on, and others said it’s cool, i again i say, i already filmed it on the ground, that is, if i had already become uninterested on the ground, if i were to take some kind of next step, and if they told me that there is no chance of flying into space, you should film another space film, like this one, for example, only on earth, it’s not a fact that i would do it to do, that is, but when there is a small chance, you immediately grabbed it, of course not, you know, i have, i said this, but i have intuition and some kind of premonition and as soon as i received this call, i knew that we would fly, so i had a feeling that that’s it, i feel like, no,

yes, the stories and with me today are the heroes of russia, the cosmonauts, oleg navitsky and anton shkaplerovobably related to this, well, no one said, like, the climate is normal, in fact , you can make a film on earth, why take risks, listen, colleagues were divided into two opinions, some said you were crazy, i would never in my life didn’t agree to this and so on, but others said it was cool, i say it again, you, i took it already on the ground, that is, i wouldn’t care if i became uninterested on the ground, if the next step for me was some kind of yes, if they told me that there was no chance to fly to kos, you should take off another space a film like this, for example, only on earth, it’s not a fact that i would do it, that is, but when there is a small chance, you immediately grab onto it, of course not, you know, with me, i said that, but i have intuition and some kind of premonition, and as soon as i received this call, i knew that we would fly , so i had a feeling that that’s it, i feel it, we’ve just been looking for a backup for you for a long time, well, you understand , that t

castlab space stories are two russian cosmonaut heroes, oleg novitsky and anton shkaplerov.h, the second anniversary of our space flight, the start of filming the film challenge. that’s why we have gathered here today to talk, discuss, remember how it all happened, how it all began. anton, we launched from baikanur on october 5, and our crew, me, yulia and you, we launched on a soyuz rocket. and at this time already. were oleg and pyotr dubrov on the iss? yes, that's what happened. tell me, we ordinary cosmonauts are seated in a rocket in 2 hours. you were, we have special people, people in our crew, well, they budgeted 2.5 hours, do you remember what you did for 2.5 hours, i think this was due to the fact that i, as i found out, was later the tallest participant in the space flight who flew on the union ships, they just wanted me to suffer longer, due to the fact that it was extremely uncomfortable for me to be there because of my height, i think it was due to this, that they just wanted me to experience this discomfort longer, so to speak, and what were you thinking at tha

, at cosmic speed, cosmic, it was a space stories podcast, with me today were oleg novitsky, anton shkaplerovate here podcast called let them not talk, let them read. we talk about different topics, about different writers, about classics or about those who are close to us. but today we are talking about an author who, on the one hand, has passed away quite a long time ago, on the other hand , he is with us, he is nearby, this is sergei sanovich yesenin, a very popular poet, many say that he is a national poet, his anniversary was celebrated not this year, but earlier, and this year we just remember aisenin with a special feeling every time at the beginning of autumn, when he was born, today our guest is the general director of the museum of the reserve sergei sanovich yesenin, boris igorevich, joganson, hello, hello, and today our guest is also andrei veshkurtsev, an actor of the moscow art academic theater named after maxim gurkov. hello, andrey, andrey, performer of the role of sergei senin in the sensational play called “yeseninan’s woman”. we will talk about yeseninen from the point of v

space stories podcast, and with me today are the heroes of russia, cosmonauts, oleg navitsky and anton shkaplerov, has your worldview changed in general? yes, what exactly has changed? listen, well, this is some kind of inner mental state, you know, i can even say that i periodically try to explain it to myself in some words, and it is probably the closest thing to these words - this is some kind of calmness , spiritual, some kind of confidence in myself as a person, that my body could withstand it, that i was able to do this, probably this is the worldview, i’m talking now besides, of course, i saw the earth from space, of course, i saw how beautiful it is, that’s all, that is, important sensations, important impressions that also live in me now, and i i carry them with me. as if already, and for some reason you managed to miss the earthly things during the flight, just the shower, the bathhouse and the normal toilet, i also always liked the very first stream of water falling on you, it’s like that, listen, well i see, i'm not shaved, because i am it takes a long time to shave there and it’s so

with me today on a podcast about space stories, two heroes russia, cosmonaut, oleg novitsky and anton shkaplerovcuss, remember how it all happened, how it all began. anton, and we launched from baikanur on october 5 , and our crew, me, yulia and you, we launched on a soyuz rocket, at that time oleg and pyotr dubrov were already on the iss? yes, that's what happened. tell me, we ordinary cosmonauts are seated in a rocket in 2 hours. you were with us special, people in our crew, well, they planned 2.5 hours, so you remember what you did for 2.5 hours, i think this was due to the fact that i, as i found out, was then the tallest, uh, participant in the space flight, who flew on union ships, they just wanted me to suffer longer, due to the fact that it would be extremely uncomfortable for me because of my height to be there, i think it was due to this, that they just wanted me longer, so to speak, i felt this discomfort, but what were you thinking at that moment, well i thought, look, i was thinking mainly about how i would start filming, how it would all be, how we would fly, my head was full of th

today in the space stories podcastlab are two heroes of russia, cosmonauts, oleg navitsky and anton shkaplerovllenge, so we are here today to talk, discuss, remember how it all was, how it all began, anton, and we started from baikanur on october 5, while our crew was me, yulia and you, we and... union, at that time oleg and pyotr dubrov were already on the iss, yes, that’s how it happened, tell me, we ordinary cosmonauts are seated in a rocket in 2 hours, you were special people in our crew, well, they set it for 2.5 hours, so you remember what you did 2.5 hours, i think this was due to the fact that as i found out, then the tallest participant in the space flight who flew on ships, they just wanted me to suffer longer, due to the fact that i was extremely uncomfortable due to my height my being there, i think it was due to this that they just wanted me to stay longer this, so to speak, felt this discomfort. and what were you thinking at that moment, look, i was thinking mainly about how i would start filming , how it would all be, how we would fly, my head was full of this, maybe, so to spea

program, for example, a meeting will be organized on the day of sevastopol with russian cosmonaut anton shkaplerovf the all-russian competition teacher of the year, mikhail, will come to the forum from the rostov region. and from the primorsky region, bronze medalist of the summer olympic games in london ivan shtyl. we have already received more than 700 applications over the entire period of time. for november-december. more than 150 educational events have already been planned at our forum exhibition sites. educational events from the knowledge society at vdnkh will be held in seven pavilions. flagship russia my story. there are not only lectures, but also fascinating excursions, complete immersion into the world of scientific achievements. and for schoolchildren it is an excellent opportunity to meet leading experts in a particular field, decide on a profession. technograd. where you can try yourself in different specialties, this is what we are implementing within the framework of the federal project professionalism, in general there will be four thematic spaces, the first educational class, i

a popularizer of astronautics , which talks about space even to children, denis prudnik, i’m anton shkaplerov hello, this is the podcast schrödinger's cat and i am its leading editor-in-chief of a popular science magazine with the same name schrödinger's cat , and my co-host is the cat, he is not schrödinger, he is mine, his name is bari, he will help me and provide moral support, yes bari we have a wonderful guest sergei kuch sverchkov, cosmonaut pilot, hero of russia and in general... a person whom i envy from the moment we met, i honestly admit, here is sergei, here you are 10 years younger than me, and at the same time you managed to fly to the iss, go into outer space, how many more than 6 hours there you tried, yes, yes, 6:47, after that fly to antarctica, live there in a tent in search of meteorite, in general, you can already make an adventure book out of you, i can’t say that i’m the only person who works for science and goes to some extreme places in order to advance science, i guess i was just noticeable, oh, there come on, don’t be modest, well, after all, there are not many peopl

hello, i’m pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a space stories podcast, today my guest is daryahello, hello, anton nikolaevich, you graduated from the faculty of journalism, as far as i understand, not at all was connected with astronautics, but somehow miraculously you began to work in the space industry, tell us about your first contact with space, it seems to me that the key word here is miraculously, because i never planned and did not want to connect my life with cosmonautics, with aviation, i didn’t think about it, i’ll explain why i didn’t want to say it, because my dad has worked in the aviation field all his life, and my grandfather, he was a pilot, so i can say that i probably can to say that i'm like that aviation dynasty and naturally, when i graduated from school, the first thing my parents asked was if i wanted to try to enroll in mine, but something is not like the former institute, the moscow aviation institute, yes, but something in me was apparently different, i it seemed that i was a more humanitarian person, that i was a more creative person, and i decided to

daria chudnaya, deputy general director of a private russian space company, journalist , i'm anton shkaplerovstories podcast. hello everyone, this is nelykomshyty, tatyana gevorkyan is with you. autumn is the time when everyone returns from vacation to the office from vacation to school, so it's time to talk about offie and about the trend for school uniforms. and my guest today is a costume designer. you now have a very relevant topic related to school uniforms , this is the premiere of your film, i’m taking a step, i immediately ask kanny, how does the work on creating movie images take place, well, first of all, this is, of course , mental work, intuitive in some way... world, well, in an ideal world, i don’t mean in a material one, that is, you need to find a commonality between your idea of ​​the hero, the hero, as the actor represents him, as the screenwriter and director represents him, and how only now it all comes together at the bottom, the image is found, everyone is happy, then the tenth thing is to find your own clothes, it happens, don’t let’s go straight from the very beginning