fly, and i am its presenter, leonid ikuvoevich, today we are talking about the great inventor igor sekorsky, somehow behind this, well, how to say, small, but still significant event, they missed the fact that it was at this time that duke ferdinand was killed, and the eve of war, global war, in general, was in the air, mm.. quite clearly, however, in the fourteenth year , a squadron of airships was formed from the muromites, only one and a half to two dozen of these same muromets were made, when the first imperialist war began, they were used as bomb throwers, several were shot down, several broke down along the way, there was something wrong with the engines, nevertheless... six or seven of them flew for quite a long time, and one remained in service, lived until the mid -thirties, until a rather well-known tragedy occurred, it was in the air , the sixteenth one was spinning around it, it was spinning, spinning, spinning, it hit the wing, the plane crashed, people died, it was a very famous tragedy, but i... i’m telling him that the car was actually legendary at that time. in the eighteen

like land, so off to the water, flight to the usa, but the creator is russian aircraft designer igor sekorsky. tv presenter leonid yakubovich in the podcast lab program tells what the young men and teachers said. it’s easy to invent a helicopter, but it’s more difficult to build one; you can never take it into the air. two prototypes from engineer sekorsky they never flew. he abandons this idea and switches planes. in 1913 he presented it to emperor nicholas ii, the first in the world of four. motor plane russian vityaz, length about 20 m, a giant at that time. the next model, ilya muromets, is even larger; a bomber was created on its basis, and a light escort aircraft was attached to it. first to france, then to the usa. a design career abroad did not develop immediately. sikorski works as a math teacher. often his lessons turn into lectures about aeronautics. what kind of planes will be built someday, how huge they will be, how they will transport heavy loads and a lot of passengers. it got to the point that he had followers, these were also russian emigrants, engineers, pilots, workers, to

amphibious helicopters with retractable landing gear and flying screens. 135 years ago, 25 on may 1889, igor sekorskying - that's all. reality irritated him, frightened him, kept him in constant anxiety, perhaps in order to justify this timidity of his, his aversion to the present, he always praised the past and what never happened, and the ancient languages ​​that he taught, were for... 85 years ago, on may 25, 1939 , a film by isidor aninsky was released. to the case. film adaptation of the chekhov story of the same name. the main roles were played by nikolai khomilev, mikhail zharov, faina ranevskaya. by the end of world war ii, robert capa was one of the most famous photojournalists in the world. he visited all fronts, creating his legendary series of photographs about the lives of ordinary people caught up in the war. a war correspondent has only one stake - his own life, he said. the most ardent desire. war photographer become unemployed 70 years ago in indikita, during his fifth war , robert capa died when he was blown up by anti-personnel mines. he was 40 years old. i always saw capa in the l

and i am its presenter, leonidaevich, today we are talking about the great inventor igor sekorsky.uadron of airships, everything was done. as bomb throwers, several were shot down, several broke down on the road, there was something wrong with the engines, however, six or seven of them flew for quite a long time, and one remained in service and lived until the mid -thirties. until a rather well-known tragedy occurred, he was in the air, 16 were spinning around him, he was spinning, spinning, spinning and touched the wing. to his house, and he rented the house along with his the first wife, with whom it didn’t work out, it didn’t work out, the fact is that, according to the tradition of the family, this is how he was raised, he was a monarchist, unshakable, he firmly believed that the monarchy is the main thing that can create a country and to hold the country, and his first wife, surprisingly, suddenly turned out to be an ardent bolshevik and began to take part in some... circles and even became middle-level leaders in the bolshevik party that had already been created by that time,