hello, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a space stories podcast, today my guest is alexanderiner, and i came to the center to work as a specialist, a physical training teacher. tell me how the selection for the cosmonaut corps takes place, precisely from the point of view physical training. from the point of view of physical training, selection for the cosmonaut corps occurs like probably all selections for some specialized professions, where physical training plays an important role. naturally, you need to select the most dexterous, the strongest, you are quite dexterous, and you didn’t try to submit documents together with anya? then no, in fact, then everything was a little even fabulous and i just couldn’t even believe it. attention was focused on submitting anya’s documents and her admission organize, and this happened, this is very , well, tell me, these are the requirements, what exercises the future needs, a candidate for the cosmonaut corps, a candidate for cosmonaut needs to be able to run, jump, swim, how far to run, you need to be able to run, shuttle running, 10

it was a podcast of space stories and me, anton shkaplerov.its main feature. some said that the text was too short and uninformative, others , on the contrary, that it was too long, but they were all wrong. the main feature was that this text was not written by a person, but by a computer program. hello, today we are gathering our thoughts about artificial intelligence. harutyun oshkhanovich avitesyan, academician of the russian academy of sciences , director of the institute of system programming , protereus, pavel velikanov, associate professor of the moscow theological academy, i am vladimir ligoida, you know, as a pre-question, just like a warm-up, i want to ask you this, what would you call today the main horror story about artificial intelligence, which has nothing to do with reality, but what is it really causing you anxiety? there are a lot of firmwares, but globally , my opinion is that it is very important that our society and we understand that we are still dealing with advanced it technologies, and not artificial intelligence in th

hello, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a hint for space stories.space nutrition specialist. anna, you have been working at the cosmonaut training center for a long time, you are an experienced employee. tell me, what are you doing there? well, for the last 3 years i have been training cosmonauts and astronauts in life support systems for the russian segment of the iss. actually, my laboratory is preparing these systems. these systems include oxygen supply systems and cleaning systems. spheres, sintering systems, as well as food supply systems, among others. actually, we train cosmonauts and astronauts on how to use these systems on board the russian segment and how to properly maintain them. how did you get into the space industry in the first place ? was it a childhood dream or did it somehow happen by accident? i don't think i had choice, because i was already born in star city, when there was a military unit, my dad, being a lieutenant, came to star city. i ended up at the cosmonaut training center, that is, from school i was already prepared to

hello, i'm pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, and this is a space stories podcast.ht to the iss and after returning to earth. this developer is my guest. experiments, elena fomina, elena is the head of a very interesting department, i 'm afraid i'll get the name wrong.

cosmonaut, hero of russia, oleg artemyev, was visiting me, it was a space history podcast and i, anton shkaplerovrces yes yes well done, well here’s victor petrovich, and we came to you in vladivostok, okay, we got you at home, you can’t catch morik at home in vladivostok, and don’t even say, today there is singapore, tomorrow the philippines and in general the laperouse, after all, she is waiting for her sons , salted by these ocean ones winds, we are reasoning correctly, they said it was lucky to find me here, but i lost out of the conversation. the little one is still swaying and the song about it is the most interesting what is it called and the deck is swaying i also wanted to know who you serve on the ship i’m a mechanic do you have a profession that is really important, are you just in the hold or are you somewhere in the middle in the middle everywhere, or in a pub or with the cook next to you more often , and with the cook on the ship you need to be friends away from the authorities, closer to the galley, well, in general , you have diesel oil there this is all. in general, well, we don’

hello, i'm pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a podcast.st artificial earth satellite, the first man in space, the first woman in space, the first spacewalk, the first dockings, finally, the first feature film shot in space, this is russia. today my friend, cosmonaut pilot, hero of russia, oleg artemyev, is visiting me. completed his first flight 10 years ago, oleg, hello, hello, hello, why did you choose the space industry, there are many other interesting professions , maybe there is an element of chance, since i wanted to get the best education, well , in my youth i thought that astronauts had the best education, i went through all the autobiographies of astronauts, there were military pilots, there were engineers who graduated from mine. mstu named after baumman and i followed this path, got an education, but before i got it, i had a very good meeting, so significant for me, i met vladimirov aleksevich at a lecture solovyov, who is now the general designer of the energia rocket and space corporation, and he is also the flight director a

scientific work to the director of the memorial museum of cosmonautics vyacheslav klimenko and i anton shkaplerovways reign in our hearts without ... no, without worries, never know the day, somewhere a pitiful woman is crying, forgive me for love, i can’t do otherwise, i’m not afraid of insults to my friend, insult the end, there is such space in the sky of love, my heart. they are a stone, you will get sick, i will come, i will spread the pain with my hands, i can do everything, i can do everything, my heart is not a stone, i can do everything, i can handle everything, my heart is not a stone. i’ll fly, you tell me, the fire will pass through the storm, i won’t forgive the cold lie, my heart is empty. if you get sick, i’ll come, i’ll take away the pain with my hands, i can do everything, i’ll lubricate everything, there’s nothing in my heart, i can do everything, i’ll smooth it all out, there’s no place in my heart. you see the star lit up in the night, whispers a precious fairy tale, only lack of spirit destroys us, love and affection heal, i will melt the pieces of ice, with my heart of grief

hello, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a podcast of space stories, on march 9, yuri alekseevich did what seemed impossible, with his first bold step he literally burst into outer space, my guest today is my old friend, my real teacher, major general, first deputy head of the zhukovsky air force engineering academy, professor, candidate of technical sciences, vyacheslav konstantinovich markov. hello, today we want to remember what gagarin was like, talk about his... flight and, of course, understand why his name is forever inscribed in the history of all mankind. i know that you started your studies at the academy together with sagarin, september 1 1961. by that time he had already become famous, he had completed his space flight. please tell us about your first meeting and what it was like? yes, indeed, you are right that september 1, 1961 was surya. it was more difficult than for us, ordinary listeners, well , they are in plain sight, they were ashamed to come there unprepared, to receive an unsatisfactory test, i understand them perfectly well, i watched them with 100 eyes, th

hello, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a space history podcast.ld step, he literally burst into outer space. my old friend, my real one, is visiting me today. teacher, major general, first deputy head of the zhukovsky air force engineering academy, professor, candidate of technical sciences, vyacheslav konstantinovich markov. hello, vyacheslav konstantinovich, today we want to remember what gagarin was like, talk about his heroic flight, and of course, understand why his name is forever inscribed in the history of all mankind. i know that you began your studies at the academy together with switch gagarin, on september 1st. 1961, by which time he had already become famous, he completed his space flight. please tell us about your first meeting and what it was like? yes, indeed, you are right that on september 1, 1961, yuri alekseevich and i stood in the same formation. september 1 - this is the general formation of the entire personnel of the academy, in the foreground there were two cosmonaut: yuri alesevich garirin and... and german stepanovich te

assistant to the director of the memorial museum of cosmonautics vyacheslav klimenko, and i'm anton shkaplerovo people, peter and catherine, about peter, you and i have already talked, today catherine, of course, both figures are very contradictory and there is enough criticism of him. the manager of the west, yes, vasily iosipovich klyuchevsky, our great historian, wrote that catherine was the last accident. on the russian throne after the era of palace coups, that means the last coup, the last accident, that’s how it happened, how catherine became great, let’s try to figure it out today. hello, this is a history podcast. there were statements about the reign of catherine that peter was just the dawn, that catherine brought light to russia, there was a statement of this kind that peter created people in russia, it was catherine who put her soul into them, well, a little pompous, so to speak , pretentious, but in principle , the pre-revolutionary russian encyclopedic dictionary is still the same, but speaks in a more so... calm language, but the essence remains the same: her reign is one of th

hello, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a space history podcast, today my guest is darya

the window, the landscape there is better than from yours basement hello, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkapleroved 90 years old. he did what seemed impossible; with his first bold step, he literally burst into outer space. my old friend, my real one, is visiting me today. 1961, by which time he had already become famous, he completed his space flight. please tell us about your first meeting and what it was like? yes, indeed, you are right that on september 1, 1961, yuri alekseevich and i stood in the same formation. 1 september - this is the general structure of the entire personnel of the academy, in the foreground were two cosmonauts: yuri alesirovich gagarin and... to be honest, they wanted to enter the gagarin academy, like all pilots, well , of course, like all pilots, this is natural, but sergei pavlovich insisted that they enter the zhukovsky academy, and here i would especially like to note that the cosmonauts, of course, were exceptional people, because, you know, they were recruited from several thousand people and first 32 were selected, then even fewer it became very studied conscien

hello, i'm pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a podcast about space stories.into outer space. my guest today is my old friend, my real teacher, major general, first deputy head of the zhukovsky air force engineering academy, professor, candidate of technical sciences, vyacheslav konstantinovich markov. hello, vyacheslav konstantinovich, today we want to remember what gagarin was like, talk about his heroic flight and... the formation of september 1 - this is the general construction of everything among the academy personnel , two cosmonauts stood in the foreground: garin and german stepanovich. wanted to enter the gagarin academy like all pilots, well, of course, like all pilots, this is natural, but sergei pavlovich insisted that they enter the zhukovsky academy, and here i would like to especially note that as far as cosmonauts are concerned, of course they were exceptional people, you know them, were recruited from several thousand people and at first 32 were selected, then even fewer became, they studied very conscientiously, they had to learn it’s more di

senior trainer-teacher, was my guest. for physical training, cosmonaut training center, i'm anton shkaplerovhe great among. on the russian throne is such an autocrat, a manager of the west. yes, vasily iosipovich klyuchevsky, our great historian, wrote that catherine was the last accident on the russian throne after the era of palace coups, the last coup, the last accident, that’s how it happened, how catherine became great, let’s try to figure it out today. hello, this is a history podcast. speaks in a calm language, but the essence remains the same: her reign is one of the most remarkable in russian history, its dark and bright sides had a tremendous influence on the subsequent... catherine’s father, or rather, then sophia, augustus and friederike, anhaltserbskaya, christian augustus, served in the prussian service, rose to the rank of general field marshal, although he received general field marshal under the patronage of catherine ii. in 1742, he inherited this principality of anglzerbst after the termination of the senior line of the dynasty, and his mother was catherine. catherine is n

assistant to the director of the memorial museum of cosmonautics, vyacheslav klimenko, and i'm anton shkaplerovatyana gevorkyan, it’s spring outside the window, there’s a holiday in the soul, and we have guests in our studio who literally personify beauty, both external and internal, elena krygina and alla sigalova. hello alla, hello lena, today we have such a spring, festive issue, we will talk about beauty, about beauty, naturally, not only externally, but internally, and i am very glad that you came, because you... for you personify me, well, probably not only female beauty, but human beauty in general, by which we today break the stereotype that you can be either smart or beautiful, because in our time it seems to me strange to choose one thing, and if you haven't become smart beautiful, it means something is wrong with you, because there are all the possibilities for this, beauty is not only about appearance, but for you, what is beauty, talent? first of all, i don’t mean a person in general, i mean those moments of beauty that are associated with unique people, for example, for me beauty

assistant to the director of the memorial museum of cosmonautics , vyacheslav klimi. and i'm anton shkaplerovies podcast. hello, you! completely engulfed in flames, they remain inside before the release begins, indicating that the roof is almost people. this evening one of the domestic rock bands was supposed to perform at the crocus. having burst into the stalls, the attackers opened fire, then threw a grenade or incendiary bomb. people in the hall lay down on the floor, and after 15-20 minutes they began to get out in polish. law enforcement officers are already working in crocus, riya novosti is adding their information. the capital's riot police and the cathedral were raised on alarm, and firefighters were called. the governor of the moscow region, andrei vorobyov, went to the site. an operational headquarters has been created. during the release we will return to the events in crocus city hall. so far, the ministry of defense has data on the damage that, in response to shelling of russian territory, attempts to break through our border, was inflicted on the infrastructure working for the

i'm pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a space history podcast. he literally burst into outer space. my guest today is my old friend, my real teacher, major general, first deputy head of the zhukovsky air force engineering academy, professor, candidate of technical sciences. sciences vyacheslav konstantinovich markov. hello. vyacheslav konstantinovich, today we want to remember what gagarin was like, talk about his heroic flight. and, of course, understand why his name is forever inscribed in the history of all mankind. i know that you began your studies at the academy together with yuriemsevich gagarin, on september 1 , 1961. by that time he had already become famous, he had completed his space flight. please tell german stepanovich titov, it means that at first everything was mixed, but after a month and a half or two, i now definitely don’t... that gagarin after the flight was somewhere abroad every month, otherwise he was traveling all the time, he glorified the soviet union and glorified the soviet man, he himself was a very soviet man in spi

anton shkaplerov from space , on board the iss, watched how his native sevastopol and the entire islandchanging, it is clearly visible, no matter in winter or summer, at night or during the day, so i always fly over crimea, if possible, i will definitely i’ll look, on the night side of the earth, when it’s night in crimea, it’s very clearly visible that... 10 years ago it continues now, when the northern military district is underway, the crimeans, together with the whole country, are working for victory. today everyone has only one toast - this is for our victory, which is for achieving the goal of a special military operation. today i am sure that any crimean or russian has no other tasks than for the guys to return with victory, having fulfilled them accordingly. lunach after the new series of films, transfer her through the maidan of the release of the great game. today the church honors the memory of st. luke of crimea. the russian saint of the last century enters lent. in the cathedral of christ the savior , the canon of repentance was read by patriarch kirill of moscow in serus.

scientific assistant to the director of the memorial museum of cosmonautics vyacheslav klimenko and i anton shkaplerove played pirates, dashing people, brave tramps, sailors, everyone was forgotten. and the trouble was lost in the distant expanse, and we never believed it. what ends, what ends, what ends the blue sea, you were the ringleader us, the devil of the sea, in a faded vest, you drove your father's longboat across... the rustling waves fearlessly, throwing your school bag away, you sat astride the fence and shouted to the binoculars, clinging to the binoculars, it doesn't end, it doesn't end, it doesn't end. blue sea, but one day a steamship sailed for you uninvited, unexpectedly, and some sinbat marekhon suddenly took you to distant lands, you said goodbye as always. screamed, see you soon, because we never end, never end, never end, the blue sea, forget, we you swore, we... did not forgive you for betrayal, but it shot up into an alarming height, the cry of someone else's steamship siren, and then a letter arrived, like an undisguised grief, there was a revelation in it, but here it ends, h

was darya chudnaya, deputy general director... of a russian space company, a journalist, i'm anton shkaplerovlo, you're welcome. here is a unique person for you, i have never drank alcohol, but only he will make the final decision, i came here today to turn your life into a performance, he beat you, put his hand on you... access, today on the internet alone i know many other stories, today all girls teach other girls how to take revenge on their ex, for me the big question is what happened to them then. apparently , nothing terrible happened, i also have a son, my friends have sons, and i want to tell you that this is all very harmless, because i saw real victims, a girl who left her family, went after a guy, and no one kept her there, she liked it all, when something began to happen there, closed doors, she stopped liking it, i don’t know what happened there , she doesn’t tell me, and maybe he... got tired of it, he broke some vase, accidentally injured himself, she called an ambulance, he was discharged later, so you know , let’s not fall into delusion while the red light comes on for me, i

russian history, hello, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a podcast of space stories, onvich ugagarin would have turned 90 years old, he did what seemed impossible to your own. with his first bold step, he literally burst into outer space. my guest today is my old friend, my real teacher, major general, first deputy head of the zhukovsky air force engineering academy, professor, candidate of technical sciences, vyacheslav konstantinovich markov. hello. vyacheslav konstantinovich, today we want to remember what gagarin was like, talk about his heroic flight, and , of course, understand why his... name is forever inscribed in the history of everything humanity. i know that you began your studies at the academy together with switch gagarin on september 1, 1961. by that time he had already become famous, he had completed his space flight. please tell us about your first meeting and what it was like? yes, indeed, you are right that on september 1, 1961, yuri alekseevich and i stood in the same formation. september 1. this is the general formation of the entire personnel of the

scientific work of the director of the memorial museum of cosmonautics vyacheslav klimenko and i anton shkaplerova batnikova, on the eve of international women’s day, march 8, arina hollina, a blogger, and i will discuss the famous novel by margaret mitchell, gone with the wind and the heroine scarly tuhara, so beloved by many, who has become a symbol of female independence, a style icon , and of course, a paradoxical character, which we will discuss today with arina, hello, hello, i’m glad to see you, and... there’s something going on with her, i’ve already forgotten, something happened, she broke everything in herself, so she couldn’t work as a reporter, but in general, at that time, being a female reporter one way or another, well, it’s not like an ordinary housewife, she was an extreme person, of course, but she had no ambitions for the idea of ​​a writer, or a writer, so she writes this novel, her only work in her life, she wrote it for 10 years, it was published in 1936, it immediately becomes a bestseller and is based on it hollywood movie, right? with the stars, and it seems to me this is

hero of russia, who completed four space flights, anton shkaplerov remembered the referendum on the returnf crimea, where he was born, compared those events ten years ago with the current presidential campaign, as this has never happened before, i know my native crimea, yes, when i stood with them. it increases many times over, because, of course, people are waiting for results, waiting for the implementation of what we are talking about, and what is designated as priorities in our plans. and those who lost their business, and just ordinary citizens who lost their housing, well, for many others, i won’t list everything, there is something to do work, and we will do everything, everything that depends on us, of course, the primary task is to ensure safety, there are different ways. they are not easy, but we will do it. during the campaign, the election headquarters collected about 80 thousand appeals from russian citizens, 40 percent were words of support, the rest were specific ideas in various areas of life. vladimir putin called on the proxies to summarize these proposals and submit them

scientific work to the director of the memorial museum of cosmonautics vyacheslav klimenko and i anton shkaplerovf space stories, hello! dear tv viewers, you are watching the triggers podcast, we are with you, its hosts, psychologist tatyana krasnovskaya, psychologist, psychotherapist sergei nasebyan, are visiting us: i am talking about a man, i could turn around, go in the other direction, at 17 years - more like fate, i started working in a shoe store, and it focused more on men, and on purpose, yes, on purpose, so i accordingly found contact with men like this at work, and it became a little easier, and then i it’s as if i’ve lived my whole life with the conviction that men don’t communicate with me, aren’t friends, or rather, and of course, don’t love me anymore. at the age of 22, at work, i became friends with a colleague, with my friend, with a man, when at some point he introduced me, he said that this is my friend, i have at that moment there was a childish glee inside, such , lord, she’s friends with me, really, but with the fact that they can love me and men can like me as a woman, ever

hello, i'm pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a podcast about space stories.ky air force engineering academy, professor, candidate of technical sciences, vyacheslav konstantinovich markov. hello. today we want to remember what gagarin was like, talk about his heroic flight, and, of course, understand why his name is forever inscribed in the history of the whole person. i know that you began your studies at the academy together with sagarin on september 1 , 1961, by that time he had already become famous, he had completed his space flight. please tell us about your first meeting and what it was like? yes, indeed, you are right that on september 1, 1961, yuri alekseevich and i stood in the same formation. september 1 is the general formation of all personnel . academy, in the foreground stood two cosmonauts, yuri alesevich gagarin and german stepanovich titov. this means that at first everything was mixed, but after a month and a half or two, i don’t remember exactly now, they began to not always attend classes, they were allocated to a separate group, but i mus

the hero of russia, who completed four space flights , anton shkaplerov, even compared the referendumturn of crimea, where he was born, with the current presidential campaign. this has never happened before. i know my native crimea, yes, when they had the choice to become part of russia, of course, everyone stood up and went, there’s a whole country here, the largest in our entire land, plus , of course, this is the percentage of trust in our president, the chief executive of the international news agency of russia today recalled under what conditions the residents of novorussia and the border regions followed the call of their hearts and fulfilled their civic duty. the way we are raised by the great russian history, the great russian... we will do everything we can, we will do everything to support people, both those who have lost their business, and just ordinary citizens who have lost their homes, well, for many i won't be different list everything, there is something to work on, and we will do everything, everything that depends on us, the president focused on ensuring the securit

i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov and this is a space stories podcast.oday we will talk about space experiments that are carried out on astronauts at the stage of preparation for space flight, during their flight to the iss and after returning to earth. my guest is the developer of these experiments, elena fomina. elena is the head of a very interesting department, i'm afraid i'll make a mistake in the name. to say it yourself, as correctly, yes, this, this is a very beautiful name, it’s called the physiology of human gravitational stability. you work at the institute of medical biological problems of wounds, yes, we are trying to prepare for long-distance flights, to understand how to withstand weightlessness, and accordingly, why is it called human gravitational stability, because, for example, in our department there are three laboratories, one deals with weightlessness, this is just laboratories, where i work, and in addition, there is a laboratory that deals with artificial gravity, that is, there are laboratories that deal with what happens on eart

hello, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov. this is a space stories podcast. uest is darya chudnaya, deputy general director of a private russian space company. journalist. dasha, hello. hello, anton nikolaevich. you graduated from the faculty of journalism. and, as far as i understand, it had nothing to do 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 have never i planned and didn’t want to connect my life with the astronaut, with 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, 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 school, first of all my parents asked if i wanted to try to enroll in mine, but something in me was the moscow aviation institute, the moscow aviation institute, yes, but something in me was apparently diffe