hello, i'm cosmonaut pilot anton shkaplerov, this is a podcast about space stories. 9, yuri alekseevich gagarin would have turned 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. major general, first deputy head of the zhukovsky air force engineering academy, professor, candidate of technical sciences vyacheslav konstantinovich markov. hello. today let us 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 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 was it like? yes, indeed, you are right. that on september 1, 1961, yuri alekseevich and i stood in the same formation. on september 1 - this is the general formation of the entire personnel of the academy , two cosmonauts stood in the foregr

in this room who studied it not on a globe, on a real globe, astronauts real hero of russia, anton shkaplerov she will stop a galloping horse, it’s not the actress who will play hot potato with pleasure, but darling ekaterina porubel, and of course, we need fuel to fly to the stars, without them we won’t be able to do this, our fans, great, we are starting the first competition with what? the homeland begins, let's go where we start. this is blitz, dear friends, the question is, which of you presses the button first, he answers, answer correctly, earn points, answer incorrectly, you give your opponent a chance to earn this point, let's go, for more than 35 years, he led the state, academic small theater of russia, yes, blue, yuri mifovich solomin, absolutely right, yes, a good start, how many points? question, which is called with a hint: the chamber orchestra, created in 1979 by the virtuoso violinist vladimir spivakov, is called virtuosos of moscow, virtuosos of moscow, the reds give the correct answer, answer early, during the question name the archipelago, which is located 250 km east of

darya chudnaya, deputy general director of a private russian space company, journalist, i'm anton shkaplerov now i ’ll tell you the secret of how tomorrow morning you can become a millionaire without having to work another day, very good, and that i go to sea, it turns out it ’s simple, how did you find out that she was sleeping with your husband and came to me a friend with a child, and we were getting ready for a holiday, and at that time the child was poking at the computer and a file came out saying that they were corresponding on social networks, i read it and realized that this was correspondence of an intimate nature and decided to write from his page: to her, come to me, oleska is leaving now. she replied: i’m at home, i think it’s great, she’s at home, we need to go figure it out. i grabbed her hair. this is such a life hack, you know, i took it right under the root and screwed her up, that’s it, she’s not going anywhere, i pulled out all the hairs, and my husband didn’t stand up for her? no, it was probably more funny to him, or something, all this. and in the end i realized that i

thank you very much, anton shkaplerov, hero of russia, cosmonaut pilot. the st. petersburg election campaign vladimir putin's headquarters, his confidant, a veteran of a special military operation and social coordinator. as we understand, the fund is the defenders of the fatherland, and the fund has been working for well over a year this year, soon and soon we will be one year old, soon we will be one year old, soon we will be one year old, and what else needs to be done, there are 6 years ahead of vladimir putin’s presidency, now on the threshold, on the eve yes, taking office is probably the most important thing, maybe you can ask and suggest making some additions, firstly, many thanks to him, thanks to him the defenders of the fatherland fund was created, state fund for defenders of the fatherland, this is unprecedented. in our history, there is an organization to support the guys, i myself, and a serviceman who was seriously wounded, am an employee of the foundation, and we help our guys, this is very necessary, this is very important, happy holiday t

visiting me this holiday morning pilot cosmonaut, hero of russia, anton shkaplerov. f my hometown of sevastopol from fascist invaders, so today is a double holiday in the city, today is not just victory day, today is liberation day. city ​​hero of sevastopol, what are your favorite places in sevastopol, well, most importantly, this is mine my favorite balaclava, this is the very south of sevastopol, the small bay in which i was born and grew up, you came with a photograph of your heroic grandfather, tell us about him, yes, this is shkaplerov ivan stefanovich, who at the beginning fought in the finnish war, this is still 39-40, then he returned home when the war began and volunteered for the great patriotic war. after the end of the war, his part was transferred to the east to fight the japanese militarists and returned home only in 1946, that is, he went through the military path, was awarded several orders, medals, when he returned, he worked as a forester in his homeland in belarus, you were lucky enough to spend enough time with him, a lot of time, yes, of course,

i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a space stories podcast, today my guest is darya chudnayaof a private russian space company, journalist. dasha, hello, hello, anton nikolaevich, you graduated from the faculty of journalism and, as far as i understand, you had nothing to do with astronautics, but somehow miraculously you began working in the space industry, tell us about your first contact with... it seems to me that the key word here is miraculously, because i never planned and did not want to connect my life with astronautism, with aviation, i did not think about this, i’ll explain why i’m talking about this. i didn’t want to, 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 i was finishing school, the first thing my parents asked was if i wanted to try to enroll in mine, but there was something in me about the aviation institute, the moscow aviation institute, yes, but there was something about me, apparently different, it