president, i am from the space university, from the institute of space technology, harbin polytechnicity. you have already come to china many times, tell me, what do you like best about chinese food? i can also recommend you some of hailundyan’s dishes, i’m sure you can also recommend some russian dishes to us, thank you, it’s so good that the person who is engaged in space, thinks about food, and... maybe we have pushkin, pushkin said, you can be a efficient person and think about the beauty of your nails, this has something to do with this situation, but in general, to be honest. this is not an idle question, because the cuisine of any people, of any nation, is also part of its culture, part of the culture of this people, there are actually not so many such great world cuisines, chinese is certainly one of them, which i love most here and... we love guests, we love friends, we always meet them with pleasure and try make sure that they like everything, including what is offered to the table, a good question, very much, thank you, yes, please, let’s move to this sector, and good after

a bit like science fiction, like harnessing the power of the oceans, or capturing solar energy in space. at the california institute of technology, the space solar power project is pursuing the bold plan of collecting solar energy directly up where the earth atmosphere doesn't get in the way from there. it could then be beam to relay stations on earth. from the we're demonstrating here today a couple of small scale, very small scale prototypes of the photo voltaic cells being designed for the space solar power project. the space or power project is aimed at building the components of an ultra light, very large scale solar power generation system in space. so every satellite in space nowadays uses solar panels to power satellite operations typically, satellites are relatively compact structures. they're a few 100 kilograms at most, but what we're aiming to do with the space or power project is develop scalable fabrication methods for building very large scale power systems that could go to the megawatt and you know, hundreds of megawatt scale in space. and which would allow us to wirelessly transmit the power back to the earth an

technologies that were unavailable to the prc at that time. today, harbin polytechnic institute, the intellectual basis of chinese high technologies, chips, robots, technology, aviation, including combat aviation, spacethese walls, and this same space for cooperation, russia and china have plans for joint exploration of the moon. our country has already begun the development of a nuclear installation for the russian-chinese lunar station. the president was shown the latest developments, including a robotic arm designed to work in space together with a person. putin shook hands with the chinese robot. you can try shaking hands. yours. but the main thing is still live communication in connection with the arrival of the russian president at harbin university. excitement. questions pour in one after another about putin’s hobbies, sports, music and even his favorite chinese dishes. everyone knows peking duck, in russia it’s absolutely 100%, for example, yesterday my friend and the chairman of the people’s republic of china treated me to this peking duck, i’ll tell you honestly, there are two pieces of it there, i think i’ll only eat one piece, well you see, that's it. but i couldn’t resist, i ate the seco

enthusiasm, the creation of rocket technology would have been impossible in our country, everything was not entirely smooth at the rocket institute, the beginning of the spaceith the arms race, in general a term that appeared , well, some believe that it all started, the race began with the launch of the first satellite by the soviet union, but... i remember that in 1947, that is, exactly 10 years before the actual launch of the first satellite at the future kapustin yar cosmodrome in was forty-seventh launched, r1 yes, already 10 years before the launch of the satellite, keldysh calculated all the parameters. occupation zone, which was engaged in collecting and studying all the developments on missiles, and there was scattered technical documentation, fragments somewhere, we didn’t get a single whole fa2 missile, in august of 1945 , a special firing group was created to organize test launches of missiles, sergei korolev, who had previously worked in sharashka, at the sharashka aircraft engine plant in kazan, was at the head of it for the first time, he was brought to germany, he began to understand there, even while he was a prisoner. uh, and there , korol

technologies. and comfort of future residents, rooms with an improved layout, children's playgrounds in the courtyards, parking spaces for cars, walking distance accessibility of children's, medical and social institutionstely came to see their apartments. there is a special atmosphere in russian cities these days; we are preparing to celebrate may 9th. the whole country is joining the immortal regiment campaign. this year it will be held without the traditional procession in other formats. schoolchildren of omsk. crimea is preparing to celebrate victory day with trepidation. this year, on may 9, they also celebrate 80 years since the liberation of sevastopol from the nazi invaders, and on may 12, when the crimean operation ended, peninsula. an exhibition dedicated to the significant date was opened at the khersonezovricheskiy reserve museum. the exhibit is called names carved in stone. visitors will be able to learn new and study little-known facts about the liberation of sevastopol. presented. archival documents, personal belongings, photographs of those years. the museum workers also accomplished a real feat. during the war, he found himself on the front line and survived the evacuation, but the empl

institutions. i would like to point out a gap that mr. nasir has mentioned in the discussion now virtual space has come and it is a series, that is, if the ministry of communications and information technology had decided to establish this council, many of them would have done it before. in fact , the current conditions governing the publication of newspapers through papers and these issues were given permission by the ministry of culture and islamic guidance. discussion subjet. now don't tell me the name of the platform here is farsi, finally, the work of the platforms that i would like to tell you that the licenses of the ministry of communications in other places , they are also required to comply with this law in their own titles and give permission with silence for that, in compliance with all the provisions of the implementation of this law. now, i want the above article from this in terms of its effect , if we can act, how effective it is in article 11 of the same regulation that you have now become accustomed to , and you are in fact, the islamic republic of iran is obliged to create an appropriate unit in its current organization while laying the groundwork for the implementation o

space where their challenges can be solved. raise their concerns and make demands from related institutions so that their challenges are resolved so that we can see the development of e-commerce, digital economy and modern technologiesour country that will help a voice. look at the economic development of our country, when we say digital space, in fact, digital economy has many positive aspects with digital space, some of which you mentioned, especially in the field of economy, but it also has some dark aspects, especially in this field of digital economy, such as fraud matters like this you are paying these, which means that it has a warning aspect . you can see clearly that there was a period when people were without knowledge and understanding. going towards digital widths , now seeing a series that could make an income in this way and without the media actually helping them to become aware or to actually seek advice from knowledgeable people, entering this field and losing a lot, well, one one of the missions of the media is to inform these people, and in fact , the barcode program also tries to address these issues, the frauds that occur in this field and the cases that have caused many losses. and bring up tho

space program without the name keldysh, there is no way to get by, but i'll go back to germany a little, the fact is that the first institutes that were involved in the development of rocket technologyd in bleichord, which was in the soviet occupation zone, which was engaged in collecting and studying all the developments on rockets, and there the scattered technical documentation, fragments somewhere, we didn’t get a single intact fa2 rocket. in august 1945, to organize test launches of missiles, a special shot group was created, and for the first time it was headed by sergei korolev stood up, who had previously worked in sharashka, sharashka of the aircraft engine... year in kazan, he was brought to germany, he began to understand there, even while he was a prisoner, and korolev came there for one test of missiles that the germans carried out, but so that he would not be identified, so that he was an overly competent technical person, he came there under the guise of a driver, interesting, that is, they tried to deceive the americans a little, and so, when it became clear that we would not find the entire fao-2, they began to restore, they restored, minister weapons of the ussr, d

space is critical. to do that, you do not need to know everything about the technology but you need to know what i like to call the policy relevant characteristics of a.i. my institute has created some educational materials. we have largely use them at the state level for state legislators. a time of the action is happening. congress moves slower and has a lot of competing our interest. we are making bows and roads with congress as well. they are also being talked about by people from industry and from adequacy groups -- advocacy groups. each with their own political angle. we do think it is important to get principled educational materials that will help make the right decisions around how to regulate in the space. >> eric is in california, antioch, california, hello. >> good morning, everyone. i was just wondering how -- it looks like the election will come down to five or six dates. could a i possibly tell you what individuals you have to concentrate on and be able to tell by algorithms how to influence those individuals as to make them vote the way you want? >> it is a great question. political strategists have for decades at this point been selling tools that c

about the space program, we can’t do without the name keldysh, but i’ll go back to germany a little, the fact is that the first institutes that were involved in the development... of rocket technologymany, in bleichord , the rabe institute was organized, which was in the soviet zone of occupation, which was engaged in collecting and studying all the developments on missiles, and there was scattered technical documentation, fragments somewhere, we didn’t get a single whole fa2 missile. in august of forty-fifth year for to organize test launches of missiles , a special shot group was created, and for the first time it was headed by sergei korolev, who had previously worked in sharashka, in sharashka. plant in kazan, he was brought to germany, he began to figure it out there, even while he was a prisoner, and korolev came there for one missile test conducted by the germans, but so that he would not be identified, so that he was too competent a technical person, he disguised himself as a driver there i arrived, it’s interesting, that is, they tried the americans a little to deceive, and so, when it became clear that we would not find the entire fa 2, we began to restore it, the ministe

space is critical. to do that, you don't need to know everything about the technology, but you need to know what i call the policy relevant characteristics of ai. my institute has created some educational materials. we have use them for state legislators where a ton of the legislative action is happening. congress moves slower. it has a lot of competing interests. we are making inroads in congress as well. they are also being talked to a lot by people from industry and from advocacy groups who are trying to bring congress up to speed on this stuff. each with their own political angle. we do think that it's important to get principled educational materials that will help make the right decisions around how to regulate in this space, absolutely. host: eric in antioch, california. caller: good morning, everyone. i was wondering, it looks like the election is going to come down to five or six states. out of those states, could ai possibly tell you what individuals you have to concentrate on and be able to tell by algorithms how to influence those individuals to make them vote the way you want? guest: it is a great question. political strategists have for decade

space station. scientists suggest that they also mutated from microorganisms that astronauts brought to the iss throughout its existence. the head of the laboratory of genomic engineering at the moscow institute of physics and technologyo have express diagnostics in order to understand what exactly we are suffering from right now, that is, what are our main bacterial components that cause a pathogenic course, what speed do you want to achieve, we already know how to do many things in a day, moreover, there are some things we can even do in hours, in seconds we are still poorly able to do it, but this will allow us a... even quickly in fact, in some cases, it allows you to quickly detect which specific bacteria bacteria dominates in our country and causes that same discomfort or some kind of severe course of a disease or infectious bacterial disease, and we could, in fact , not all of our intestinal microflora exactly directly specific species directly specifically this strain is not even a species. bacteria, this particular strain, there is actually another direction, these are the so-called bacteriophages, each bacteria has its own viruses, which it does not like, which it fights, but in many large institutes that st