general director of the state corporation roscosmos, yuri borisov and cosmonauts elena sirova and anton shkaplerov peresilt. master classes, quizzes and autograph sessions. but we talked with governor dmitry azarov about the development of the samara region, its economic and industrial potential. let's listen. hello, hello, at the base of the samara region’s stand at the russia exhibition is a composition reminiscent of a rook, why was this particular design chosen and what can visitors see in it? of course , it had to be a spaceship, because samara, the space capital of our country, all manned rocket launches into space are carried out on rockets produced in the samara region, but still we chose the boat as a connection between generations, a connection between history. a connection between times, since the boat, of course, is one of the important symbols for our samara region, and the boat symbolizes the connection, we are trying here at the exhibition, a wonderful exhibition in russia, listen, wonderful idea of ​​the president, and you see how it was brought to life, how many people, all region

an end, with you were the people's artist of russia, evgeny mironov, and the cosmonaut pilot anton shkaplerov a guy who knows you completely , a guy you meet, a smile, without a doubt, will suddenly touch your eyes, and god will not leave you in a good mood. more than you, if you and your beloved suddenly quarrel by chance, often the one who loves quarrels in vain , you look into each other’s eyes better, better than any words, sometimes glances speak, a smile, no doubt, will suddenly touch your eyes, and a good mood , will not leave again, if someone else was abandoned in misfortune, this act penetrated your heart, remember how many people there are. hey good ones, we have many more of them, remember them, a smile, without a doubt, will suddenly touch your eyes, and a good mood will not leave you anymore, and a good mood. will not leave you again, hello, dear friends, good mood to you, today on the podcast melodies of my life, my guest is the people 's artist of russia, the legendary jazz guitarist, kuznetsov, hello, uncle lyosha, it’s very nice to see you, kind, kind, kind day, i have great

flight to the stars, maybe there is a little more responsibility, because on the last flight anton shkaplerov lowered them, now it turns out that full-fledged training is already underway as part of the crew, this will be a take-off, and work in orbit and, accordingly, will descend, that is, in this regard, of course, there is a little more responsibility, but i want to say that the work is more interesting , the belarusians still have practical training to survive in difficult weather conditions, in case the descent module lands in a dense forest, they will have to search for it. .. a few days, the historic flight of the first belarusian female cosmonaut for our country is planned for march 2024 . daria belausovrovskaya, alexander lyubitelev, tv agency, star city russia. ceasefire in the sector gas supply will begin tomorrow at 10:00 local time. an official representative stated this. hamas: the day before, the israeli government voted to declare a temporary truce. according to the agreements, the cessation of bloodshed will occur in two stages: in the first, during a four-day pause, hamas w

hello, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a space history podcast, today my guest is alexandera, hello, hello anton , i know that you didn’t start your coaching career at the cosmonaut training center, how did you even come to us, yes, that’s right, i started my coaching career with children, like... when anna entered to the detachment, and anna is anna kikina, your wife, yes, yes, yes, my wife, we collected her documents together, for that moment, she joined the squadron, and i came to the center to work as a specialist, a physical training teacher, tell me, how is selection for the cosmonaut squadron carried out, specifically from the point of view of physical training? from the point of view of physical training, selection for the cosmonaut corps takes place, as probably all selections, for some specialized professions, where physical training plays an important role. you need to naturally select the most dexterous, the strongest, by the way, you are quite dexterous, and you didn’t try together with, well then with anya should submit documents, but then no, uh, in fact, then

my guest was the cosmonaut pilot, test pilot, hero of russia, valery ivanovich tokarev, i’m anton shkaplerovnal affairs, but remembering klyuchevsky, who said that russia lagged behind the west precisely due to serfdom, that is, like klyuchevsky, i don’t know how, he calculated by 2 from 2 centuries, the topic is of course, directly related to the west, because everything in general in our relations with the west depended on this lag, so of course we need to talk about this too. and when russia got rid of serfdom, she actually began to move closer to the west, switching to capitalist rails, and they actually wrote about this then, that russia had finally gotten rid of slavery, while serfdom was called slavery, even in official documents. certainly. hello, this is a historical podcast: russia and the west on the swing of history. pyotr romanov is with you. and sergei solovyov, today we will deal with serfdom and its abolition. the impetus for which was also given from the west as a result of the crimean war. where does serfdom actually begin in russia? here the most interesting thing is that

hello, i'm pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a podcast about space stories. soviet spaceship buran. launches from baikanur on energia launch vehicles. the flight lasted 205 minutes and was fully automatic. this would be a real triumph of soviet cosmonautics. today my guest is a test pilot, a pilot. cosmonaut hero of russia, valery ivanovichokev. valery ivanovich, hello, hello, let 's first tell our tv viewers what this project was and why it was created in general. of course, this project was not only scientific or technological program. one of the main tasks - this was a response to our potential enemy at that time, a response to star wars, by this time, the united states of america, a shuttle, a ship, yes, the united states of america had already successfully operated a space program for several years , which was called the space shuttle, and when they actually reported to dmitry fedorovich ustinov, who was the chief of defense. it was decided to create a similar project, although we had the groundwork in the soviet union, they were working on spaceships th

filmed in orbit in space, klim shipenko and yulia peresirtoy, the two of them flew together with anton shkaplerov was shot in space, a feature film, well, yes, yes, and there are no corpses, no crime, everything is very good there, and there is humor, and you can laugh and cry, i’ll watch it , i'll take a look just look, and you know, i watch similar films, and i understand that we have a future, it’s interesting, your point of view is very dear, yes, this is the man who buried russian cinema, at that time, exactly there 20 years ago . just, i think, well, that’s it, we won’t get to this level, but i remember that there were times when hollywood was jealous of us, hollywood learned to do special effects on us, it’s amazing to realize this now, this is a podcast 20 years later and we continue conversation with my father, people's artist of the russian socialist republic alexander mikhailov. what is your favorite soviet film? i recently looked at it. 9 days of one year, i’m shocked, how many years have passed since this picture already , i’m not even talking about the amazing cast there: kentya mik

i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a space stories podcast.d was fully automatic. this was a real triumph for soviet cosmonautics. today my guest is a test pilot, cosmonaut, hero. russia, valery ivanovichokev. valery ivanovich, hello, hello, let ’s first tell our tv viewers what this project was and why it was created in general. of course, this project was not only a scientific or technological program, one of the main tasks - it was a response to our potential opponents at that time, a response to star wars, by this time, the united states of america, a shuttle, a ship, yes , the united states of america has already successfully operated a space program for several years, which was called the space shuttle, when in fact, they reported to dmitry fodorovich ustinov, who was the minister of defense . a decision was made to create a similar project, although we had some groundwork in the soviet union, namely spaceships, of which there are many aircraft. were worked on at the mikayan design bureau, and then others grew from this spiral, there, in

hello, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a space stories podcast, today my guest is daryaan 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 didn’t want to connect my life with astronautics and aviation, i didn’t think about it, i’ll explain why i didn’t want to say, because my dad has worked in the aviation field all his life, and my grandfather mine, he was a pilot, so i can say that i can probably say that i come from such an aviation dynasty and naturally, when i graduated from school, the first thing my parents did was ask if i wanted to try to enroll in mine, but something i was, moscow aviation institute, moscow aviation institute, yes, but there was something in me, apparently different, it seemed to me that i was a more humanitarian person, that i was a more creative person, and i decided to go to the faculty of journalism of the russian state university for the humanities university, which i graduated from, probably about eight years after i graduated fro

serdyuk, senior trainer-teacher for physical training at the cosmonaut training center, i'm anton shkaplerovt the post office of the servants whom i met, a geologist, and looking at the map on the white wall, he grinned at me, he told me how a tale cries, without a man, she’s lonely, she’s not at the post office, they have a cheek, which means we’re on our way there. it means there is a road there, the possessions hid in the sky, the drunken stars look close, where in a fairy tale they fall, black fairy tales, big trees sing for us at night, black fairy tales about pink snow, pink snow, even in a dream, and at night it walks through the forest satan, and collects fresh souls, winter has turned out to be new blood, and you, she will get you, she will get you, but the clouds did not care, the stars. the dirty ones look down, and they serve up the fabulous taiga. from the lahs they were not afraid, the stars were pleasant they look up into the sky, they fall from the heavens of a fairy tale, and from the heavens of a fairy tale, they fall, i am blessed! fabulous taiga in the podcast 20 years la

there may be a little more responsibility, because on the last flight anton shkaplerov brought the filmat full-fledged training is already underway as part of the crew, this will be abduction, and work in orbit. and accordingly the descent, that is, in in this regard, there is, of course, a little more responsibility, but i want to say that the work is more interesting. the belarusians still have practical training to survive in difficult weather conditions ahead, in case the descent module lands in a deep forest, it will take several days to find it. and the historic flight for our country of the first belarusian female cosmonaut is planned for march 2024. daria belausovrovskaya, alexander lyubitelev, tv agency, star cities. russia, the ceasefire in the gas sector will begin tomorrow at 10:00 local time, this was stated by a hamas official. recently, the israeli government voted to declare a temporary truce. according to the agreements, the cessation of bloodshed will occur in two stages: in the first, during a four-day pause, hamas will release 50 hostages, most of whom are foreigners

personal courage, and the crew, our guys, because yes, the responsibility that was on anton nikolaevich shkaplerovt and events, that happened, they were very exciting, well, generally speaking, everything could easily go wrong, this is still real life, there are probably a lot of events and emergency situations, but meeting these people, i visited baikanur twice, i met big, serious scientists, with masters, with workers who know, you come up... to her , she is a small rocket, small, well, on television it all looks grandiose, in comparison with what we see, we see, when you see , she really seems small, and the person is even smaller, suddenly it becomes quite tiny, and the space of space is endless, this is the connection when you see the preparation and hear the sound of the launch. crack, space, when the rocket takes off, you were at the launch, i hope that the whole world, the whole country was at the launch, because we watched live how it happened, and these experiences that were, that’s what you feel when you are present at the start, there are people inside whom you know well, in general, i

i talked to test cosmonaut, hero of russia, anton shkaplerov. aut landed the shuttle, but here everything was done automatically, although i i know for sure that the cosmonauts, already experienced testers, are the first crews that were there, guys, they wrote a letter asking that manual control be included in the control circuit, why, isn’t this what humanity strives for, man does nothing, that’s all it works on its own, it was... i think it was made so that in the event of an emergency situation, that is, a failure of the automatic control system during landing, the crew could themselves intervene in the control and land such an expensive ship, in which they naturally find themselves people, that is, it will not work out so that there are always just robots, and people do nothing, we want this, but i think, like any technology, including space technology, it has the right to refuse, the first, unfortunately, only flight of buran lasted 205 minutes is a lot, that's two. around the earth, this is enough to carry out the necessary test work during

anton shkaplerov , this is a space history podcast, a creative industry podcast on channel one, withfore - 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, s