some of those new space stations will interact with the international space station. completely on their own. so the goal is that, by 2030, when the international space station has reached its end of life, there will be one, two or multiple commercial destinations in space that can fill all the wonderful niches that the international space station has filled. what happens to the iss after it's left by the last human? it's coming home. yeah. so they will detach... it's not going to be parked anywhere, is it? the plan right now is to have it burn up and target it so that it goes into a very specific location in the indian ocean known as point nemo. so if you have your own personal deep submersible, you can go visit the international space station — or what's left of it — at the bottom of point nemo in 2032 or 2031. james cameron, if you're watching, it's one for you. michael, thank you so much for your time. appreciate it. thank you very much. lara: time for a look at this week's tech news. microsoft rolled back a network change which had left tens of thousands of users

space station. star city is a sort of international hub for space flight.tronauts go for training. and it really is the place that brings us all together. this would still be happening. so astronauts and cosmonauts in training haven't been recalled despite the war. russia's soyuz rocket is a reliable workhorse of the space age. it was a taxi service that took astronauts to the iss when safety concerns grounded america's shuttle. but the russian technology is old and now is of less use to its former international partners. so once a space station is decommissioned, could russia the first nation into space, be the first one out? if the russians haven't figured out an alternative by then, and obviously we know that especially european and american space agencies are looking towards the potential of commercial space stations, if russia doesn't partner up with another nation or field its own space station, which, given the current circumstances and sanctions, is quite unlikely, it might not have any crewed space flight. and there's no shortage of others to fill

the rescue operation of three russian and american astronauts in the international space station by launchingpaceship. the russian key was launched from baigan base in kazakhstan, and the new ms 23 spaceship is supposed to connect to the international space station tomorrow sunday, and the astronauts will move to the new spaceship. the spacecraft will connect to the international space station after two days tomorrow, sunday, february 26 we launch this the spacecraft is to ensure the safe return of the astronauts. the duration of the stay of these astronauts reaches 370 days, and this was a new record for the russian space agency since the 24th of december this year, when the russian space agency showed a message from the astronauts of the international space station . from the publication of the nose adjustment system, the problem of internal temperature increase was encountered, and two russian astronauts and an american astronaut were caught in a much higher temperature than usual. they immediately got to work and launched a new ship to save this astronaut 's journey. my bag is vital in th

including gold, jewels, and precious stones, but russia saved the three astronauts from international space station, spaceship launch kurdistan political space ms23 was sent from the launch pad in kazakhstan to the international space station. with the launch of this spacecraft, the three russian and american astronauts who were captured in the cooling system of the international space station will be returned to earth, officials say , probably. a small space-sized meteorite has collided and seriously damaged it, according to reliable sources in the russian space agency

according to afp , the ship was sent from a space station in kazakhstan to the international space station . this ship carries two and a half tons of fuel, water and other materials. to the international space station the international space station is located at a distance of about 400 kilometers from the earth, and several countries are involved in the construction of this station. as in the short and audible news, north korea last night displayed the largest number of long-range and nuclear missiles in a military parade. with the answer of dr. fethullah kalantari, a senior expert on international issues, hello, i would like to ask you what is the reason for holding shabana energy. they say that this course is on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the establishment of the army of this country, or are there other factors involved in this matter? courtesy of khabar and chihl network and congratulations on the fourth anniversary of the glorious victory of the islamic revolution and service to the revolutionary nation of the world, and the fifth exercise, in fact, they will test the bay

connected to the international station tomorrow sunday and the astronauts will move to the new ship after two days tomorrow, sunday 26 february will be connected to the international space station. our main goal of launching this spacecraft is to ensure the safe return of the astronauts. the duration of the stay of these astronauts will reach 370 days, and this is a new record for the russian space agency since the 24th of december this year, when the russian space agency sent a message. from the astronauts of the international space station darya showed that the ms-22 size ship faced the problem of increasing internal temperature after the nose adjustment system leaked, and two russian astronauts and an american astronaut were caught in a much higher temperature than usual . skyrock, who believed that the rocket to the spaceship was the cause of this problem , immediately began to work, and a new ship to save these three astronauts was launched into space. astronauts and new equipment with self-carrying ensuring the composition of the gas replacement equipment for the systems of the russian sector station off-road equipment maintenance and repair crew support preventin

a cargo ship docked at the international space station last october and delivered more than 2.5 tons of cargo there a week ago . progress, the corporation said that the cause could be a meteorite hit or space debris on board the station; these threats did not create temperature conditions; the pressure was normal. this is the second incident in the last month. in mid-december, it became known for the depressurization of the cooling system of a manned spacecraft, soyuz-ms-22 later managed to establish that a roscosmos micrometeorite had hit the radiator, then published photographs of the pierced skin of the ship. now about the work of our military in the zone of the special operation, the command posts of the column enemy equipment was destroyed by artillerymen with the help of multiple launch rocket systems tornado city. the unit receives the coordinates and in a matter of minutes, they strike. and the ministry of defense showed footage of how our paratroopers disable the aircraft of nationalists who are trying to collect information from our front line to plant a bird with the help o

russia is still involved in high profile operations involving other countries, notably the international space station. russian cosmonaut remain on board the craft and work closely with american astronauts. ah, virtually nothing has changed on a day to day level on the international space station. the crew still meets on weekends to eat together at unity. the u. s. liaison node or the astronauts work primarily in the us segment, located at the front of the i ss in the direction of flight. the cosmonaut meanwhile, are responsible for the russian segment behind them. the space station is built in such a way that everyone involved has to work together manner because of the division of labor. they depend on each other. researched is carried out in the 3 liberal trees in the us segment. masses, giant solar wings power the entire station including the russian modules. in addition, nasa provide the data to keep the station on course as well as communications round the clock. russia provides and controls all the thrusters for the i assess. they come into play when the space station has the dodge space, debris

soyuz ms-23 successfully docked to the international space station two hours ago , the movement from the iss took place according to a two-day pattern, the launch took place on friday night . dmitry petelin and astronaut francisco rubio. in addition, he delivered almost half a ton of cargo equipment and food to orbit. new powerful blows were inflicted by the gunners of the southern military district on the positions of the neo-nazis, the calculation of self-propelled guns by them 100-es, liquidated the militants who took refuge in an abandoned building. with several volleys, it was possible to hit a group of radicals, along with their equipment and weapons msta, created on the basis of the t-80 tank video fire with 152 mm caliber shells per minute. it fires up to eight shots and destroys enemy controls and pillboxes. this is a maneuverable complex, which after the hall rapidly avoids retaliation for professional work, as well as courage and valor, almost all fighters in this calculation were awarded state awards. we were awarded medals of zhukov suvorov with medals for courage . the

space station space walks had to be cancelled as a result. but all of the space travers aboard the i assess are getting along well. here's a look inside the international space station. ah, virtually nothing has changed on a day to day level on the international space station. the crew still meets on weekends to eat together at unity. the u. s. liaison note it's a ritual that's been gradually cultivated because most of the time the crew members are separated into 2 different sections on the space station or the astronauts work primarily in the u. s. segment. located at the front of the i assess each other. researched is carried out in the 3 liberal trees in the us segment. masses giant, so le wings power the entire station, including the russian modules. in addition, nasa provide the data to keep the station on course, as well as communications round the clock. russia provides and controls all the thrusters for the i assess, they come into play when the space station has the dodge space, debris and during course corrections every day, the i ss fools bye up to a 100 meters. the station is then always brought back up to the right altitude, with proportio

[000:00:00;00] but russia launched a spaceship to save three astronauts from the international space station . political space ms23 was sent from the launch pad in kazakhstan to the international space station. an international spacecraft was caught and returned to earth. officials say that a small space-sized asteroid probably hit it and seriously damaged it, and reliable sources in the russian space agency and nasa said that the spacecraft was launched without any problems and placed in the earth's orbit. and from me thank you for your attention. have a good morning. good morning, dear viewers . i invite you to continue with us in this section . we will review international news and with mrs. moazzami . hello, good morning. welcome. hello, good morning. hello, dear viewers. hello. i would like to inform you that this ceremony commemorating the veterans and honoring the veterans of the ministry of foreign affairs will start at 9:30 today with the presence of the minister of foreign affairs and these loved ones, as well as the affairs of the officials of the ministry, shahid yadullah foundat

how we will bring to food and medicine and supplies and sleeping with ah, the international space station or the i s s is the only space station that's currently fully operational, the us, russia, japan, europe, and canada collaborate on the i assess. and currently russia owns about a quarter of the i us us and is responsible for navigation and control of the spacecraft. but it had announced that it would end cooperation with the eyes us after 2024 and instead build his own space station due to sanctions imposed by the west. this is a heavy blow, as it is not yet clear, the space station can remain operational without russia. instead, russia space agency unveiled a model of its own space station dubbed ross, suggesting that moscow is serious about going at it alone. china was denied access to the i s s. program and is currently building it's owns a station called can go translated as celestial palace, which should be fully operational by the end of 2022. once it becomes operational, china is expected to be the only country to operate its own space station. now to further break it down, le

space race after the break. that right when we come back, countries are racing to launch their own base station instead of collaborating together in the international space station. but at what cost don't go away. ah ah, ah ah, ah, ah, a ah, with the international space station or the i assess is the only base station that's currently fully operational, the us, russia, japan, europe, and canada collaborate on the i assess. and currently russia owns about a quarter of the i assess and is responsible for navigation and control of the spacecraft. but it had announced that it would end cooperation with the ice us after 2024 and instead build is own space station due to sanctions imposed by the west. this is a heavy blow, as it is not yet clear, the space station can remain operational without russia. instead, russia space agency unveiled a model of its own space station dubbed ross, suggesting that mosque out is serious about going at it alone. china was denied access to the i s s program and is currently opperation. all china is expected to be the only country to operate its own space station. now to further break it down, let's bring back in hunger h

still playing a key role in high profile operations involving other countries. notably the international space station russian cosmonaut remain on board the croft and are working closely with american astronauts. ah, virtually nothing has changed on a day to day level on the international space station. the crew still meets on weekends to eat together at unity. the u. s. liaison note it's a ritual that's been gradually cultivated because most of the time the crew members are separated into 2 different sections on the space station or the astronauts work primarily in the us segment. located at the front of the i ss in the direction of flight. the cosmonaut, meanwhile, are responsible for the russian segment behind them. the space station is built in such a way that everyone involved has to work together manner because of the division of labor. they depend on each other. researched is carried out in the 3 liberal trees in the us segment. masses giant, so le wings power the entire station, including the russian modules. in addition, nasa provides the data to keep the station on course, as well as communi

the crew 16 will dock with the international space station roughly 24 hours after they launched at theng, fox news countdown one at this time are often the live picture from florida countdown was delayed 2.5 minutes and so we are just about a minute off, maybe 30 seconds from liftoff here out of cape canaveral, florida against spacex on track here to launch the crew. six. astronaut mission , the crew dragon. the vehicle actually carrying the four astronauts will detach from the rocket soon after launch, and then spend about one day or so maneuvering through orbit before linking up with the international space station crew member that is the first astronaut from the u. a e to fly a long duration mission in space , and this mission is going to mark this seventh astronaut flight that space spacex has carried out on nasa's behalf since 2020 expected to spend up to about six months on board the orbiting laboratory carrying out a number of different science experiments, christina and maintaining what is a two decade old station now it's really exciting to have this transfer of cruise. we hav

unfortunately, we now have a rather tense situation with the fact that, well, the international space stationo do certain waters quite often. in general, it is clear in the worst way. we will not change the surrounding space, it is littered and will be even more and more behind me. now we need to think over some new constructive elements. which would we not only on transport install cargo ships. well, for a long time flying vehicles, and not only manned, but also automatically, because in general, well, in general, episodically, fixed on automatic vehicles, too, certain impacts, which, in general, say that the surrounding space is too by design, there is a feeling that it is getting crowded in space and something needs to be done now in order to reduce the risk of further meteorites hit , there will be some elements of size and it is necessary. now we have rocket the space energy corporation, which is very energetic in this, is now necessarily finalizing a number of elements, like the soyuz spacecraft in the first place. the function of a lifeguard, but this is especially important in terms o

sent a cargo ship into space, according to the afp report, the ship from a space station in kazakhstan became the international space station. this ship carries two and a half tons of fuel, water and other materials. this ship is carrying satellites for size within two days. your regular to the station the international space station is located about 400 kilometers from the earth, and several countries are involved in the construction of this station. as you heard in the short news , north korea last night displayed the largest number of long-range and nuclear missiles in a military parade. let me talk about the game of dr. fethullah kalantari, a senior expert in international issues. hello, i am at your service. the reason for holding the parade at night is that they themselves say this parade is on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the establishment of the army of this country, or are there other factors involved in this matter and our country. revolutionary the world has changed, mr. doctor, the test is actually the night military of north korea, they have worked with other of these actions, which wer

so i think the international space station, or the us, is a phenomenal example of multilateral cooperation. and how things can get done when you know the most advanced space, the economies of the world collaborate and do a mission together. it's served as human kinds, outpost in space for decades now, and is really fundamental, inspiring the future, you know, thinkers, students, young professionals in the space industry. i think it's a super important project because it enables us to task technologies in outer space, which is not an environment we generally have access to here on earth. i think it serves as a testing as a, as a graph, as a station for experiments, whether those, the scientists, scientific experiments within various different deals. so there have been projects on diocese that have involved, you know, agriculture medicine as well as jakes and biology. all of which have have shown results that were not possible on earth. so i think it adds a lot of value with that. and then i think the facet served as and outpost to astronauts to go to space and then you know, look back at ea

and you are technology spacex and nasa were forced to launch a spacecraft to the international space stationents before the launch was canceled due to a technical fault. the reason for the cancellation of the spacecraft launch has been announced. this spacecraft was supposed to carry astronauts from the united states, russia and the uae to the international space station. from the launch, the engineers noticed a technical defect in the rocket engine, and the scientists improved their efficiency by innovating in the materials used in solar panels. according to the researchers, new compounds have better performance in the flow of energy from sunlight and can replace silicon in panels according to the report of resalat site, scientists hope that this development will lead to a better production of electricity from sunlight in the future, by combining materials with a metal layer instead of glass, the efficiency of the panels will be two and a half times solar from sunlight photons to stimulate it uses electrons and creating electric current. thank you for your attention and cooperation. have a

the international space station was slow moments before the launch. the reason for the launch of the spacecraft was a technical fault. the spacecraft was supposed to carry astronauts from the united states, russia and the uae to the international space station. minutes after the launch, engineers noticed technical problems with the rocket engine. nadadeh, due to failure of the doctors' efforts in ten months due to kidney failure, unfortunately it ended last thursday . it didn't come and on the eve of the one-year anniversary of the lost may of this year, nowruz was born with two other layers by cesarean section in the asiatic cheetah reproduction center in turan national park, which was the first two days of the party and peroz was the only survivor of this group. dear and respected children, thank you for your attention i invite you to continue the review of the budget bill 1402 in the islamic council, pay attention to the law on the coordination system of payment of the government, which has been implemented , which includes the academic boards of j

the crew 16 will talk with the international space station roughly 24 hours after they launched againe weather is looking good. and nasa is giving this a go for launch at this point at the kennedy space center. phil keating fox news. betty retirement account balances and four oh one k plans lost nearly one quarter of their value last year, according to fidelity investments. 41 k balances ended last year down 23% from a year earlier to an average of $103,000. however according to fidelity, the majority of customers do continue to contribute, which is offsetting some of those losses. the average contribution rate is at 13.7% a slight decline in mortgage rates led to the highest sales jump of new homes in 10 months. the commerce department reports sales increase for the fourth straight month, the 7.2% economists say levels are still lower than a year ago, but the market may be settling into a new norm. 439,000 new homes were for sale by the end of january, the lowest since may. while mortgage rates have fallen since it peaked in 7.8% back in november , mortgage lender freddie mac shows r

spacex and nasa were forced to launch a spacecraft to the international space station. moments before slow launch, technical fault, the reason for canceling the launch of this spacecraft. the spacecraft was supposed to transport astronauts from the united states, russia and the emirates to the international space station. minutes before the launch, engineers noticed a technical fault in the engines of a plastic factory and the dock of hatay province, turkey, caught fire. the port of iskandron in hatay province has been distorted since last night due to the fire of flammable raw materials, the efforts of the turkish fire brigade to extinguish the fire continue. with 59 feet in the last day and night, this country has the highest number of patients for about 14 years, japan and america are in the next ranks with 52 and 53. in the last day and night , a total of 483 people in the world have been infected with 75,000 people infected with corona have also been infected with this virus. omer pirouz, an iranian cheetah puppy, did not grow up to one year old. yesterday, at ten months of age,

/russian relations at their worst in 30 years. >> translator: life on the international space station, the live of people, of humans in space is the best example of how people should be living back on earth >> reporter: 250 miles above the earth, russian and american lives depend on each other. >> the crew of four will stay on the station for six months, while the crew that launched last october should come back within a week the protocol on the station seems to be, don't talk politics or ukraine. kate >> all right tom costello, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, why the popular comic strip "dillbert" is being removed from hundreds of newspapers. >>> also, families going into debt to feed their kids school lunch. >>> we're back with the controversy surrounding the creator of the popular comic street "dilbert." it's now being dropped from hundreds of newspapers across the country after that creator made racist remarks on a youtube show emilie ikeda has the story. >> reporter: splashed across newspapers for decades, "dilbert" the syndicated comic strip has long poked fun at workplace c

soyuz ms23 launched from the launch pad in kazakhstan to the international space station. launch will bring back three russian and american astronauts trapped on the international space station after a leak in the coolant system, officials say, probably a rock. a small spacecraft collided with the soyuz space capsule and seriously damaged it, and according to informed sources in the russian space agency and nasa , this spacecraft was launched without any problems and placed in the earth's orbit . are and in the meantime, its arabs and its africans are the main victims of this racism. the owners of residential places to rent their apartments and properties insist to housing companies that they must implement its priorities. they say that we have all the necessary documents to rent housing, but in the end the reason for the background color in the north is according to the report of the organization defending the rights of citizens , renting housing, which is one of the most basic needs of families , has always faced major problems, especially discrimination, in housing renta

the russian auxiliary spacecraft docked at the international space station this morning to bring back three russian and american astronauts whose spacecraft was damaged. entering the site of the international space station currently has 4 passengers there are others who arrived with the spacex spacecraft, the head of the russian space agency, referring to the 370-day stay of these astronauts, said that this is a new record for the russian space agency, producing light from a plastic bottle of water and bleaching the houses of residents of halabi abad in south africa. these bottles, which are filled with water and bleach, actually reflect the sunlight inside, and the intensity of the light is the same as a 50-watt lamp . he says that each solar bottle , in addition to the low cost, reduces the emission of 17 kilogram of carbon dioxide per year kills at least 30 migrants in the waters of southern italy. reuters, citing italian officials, reported that at least 30 people died in the sinking of a ship in the waters of southern italy . however, the final figure is it has not been announced

the russian segment of the international space station has a large margin of safety and will be ableor at least another 5 years , vladimir solovyov, general designer of the energy corporation, said today and, according to him, in recent years. our cosmonauts carried out a large amount of repair work at the orbital complex and installed new equipment there. well, ground services developed a whole program that will extend the life of port systems. we came to the conclusion that yes. the operation of the international space station until the age of 28 can be continued, which, of course, requires certain investments of financial resources, this is certainly true, but nevertheless, the flight can be continued until the age of 28. previously, we had such permission until the twenty-fourth year inclusive, the issue of increasing the service life of our segment of the iss will be discussed in the near future by the scientific and technical council. well right now time to discuss the main news from the world of sports i pass the floor to my colleagues from match tv choose your favorite club i

>> nicole man is currently aboard the international space station. anne makovec is not. is in the newsroom to tell us what they talked about. >> reporter: she is the first native american woman to launch into space. she has been at the international space station since october, and she was beamed back to earth from 250 miles above the planet. >> it is incredible to see the planet below us. just a couple hours ago we passed over california. we were coming in across the water. i looked out the window and a recognized point reyes and the bay area right away. >> isn't that cool? she told students about her path to space, including being a marine and fighter pilot. she told students how strange things can be up there, like water. >> as i squirt the water out, you can see that it just forms a sphere. kind of like this blob in space. as i move my hand around, you can see the water move. if i move my hand fast, the water will separate. it will go away and form a blob. you can just drink that water. >> she and the crew are also responsible for science experiments and keeping the i

happening right now so far, so good for tonight's launch of a space x rocket up to the international space station. the falcon 9 rocket, as you can see here in this live image is set to lift off from cape canaveral, florida at 10:45pm. our time the dragon endeavor space capsule. we'll be carrying 4 astronauts. 2 americans are russian and the first astronaut ever from the u a e the dragon will dock with the space station about 24 hours after launch. nasa says the weather in florida has mostly clear right now. there is a 95% chance for launch tonight in about 20 minutes so that somebody for safe travels. white, a collaboration spacex and its like see it right there right before it's going to. >> if all right. that's all time we have for for yeah, but stay tuned. sports night live with jason aaron. coming up next. >> that. >> you're watching kron 4 hoopsession. >> and i'm used to get back. i'm like a kid in the candy store. welcome to the season premiere kron four's hoopsession from now until the warriors play their final game of the season. we'll be live every sunday night at 10, 30 all things golde

first native american to walk on the international space station after the break. >> say hello to a nasa astronaut nicole mann here who is a petaluma native. and this morning she spent 7 hours floating in space, preparing the space station for solar array upgrades. see incredible. and while she was doing that, our kron four's camila barco spoke to an old friend of hers. >> cheering her on from earth in the north bay. >> the ground just asked nicole mann if she's ready to move on to her next step. is not the limit for nasa. astronaut nicole mann. >> who went on her second spacewalk thursday morning, literally out of this world goals. matt transue is not surprised to see his childhood friend make history as the first native american woman to go to space. my wife got really emotional. >> because, you know, it's like that's your good friend, right? oh, my not that she was scared for, but use like, oh, my god, there's my friend going into space man and both graduated from rancho cotati high school in rohnert and then joined the u.s. marine corps. >> became a naval pilots and deployed twice to

this crew will entail an example six-month mission aboard the international space station.e, they'll be doing around 200, or maybe a little over 200 scientific investigations, maintenance work, repair work of anything that goes wrong. and it's going to be especially exciting for three of them, because this is their first flight. >> yeah, exactly. i'm going to come back to that actually too. as someone who has actually done this, give us a sense of what the launch is physically and emotionally, for that matter, like. what do you go through in those moments? >> sure. well, it's different every time. the most exciting is probably your first time because you don't know what to expect even though you've spent automatic these hours in the simulator going through it. launch day suddenly it's for real. so you get into the vehicle a few hours before launch. and you're kind of going through all the checks, although on the spacex vehicle, it's about the same. about two hours, two and a half hours. so you've got a lot of time there to wait for things to happen, and basically, you're go

thank you for inviting me it's really nice to be with you how many questions ah from the international space station you don't mind if i ask you uh i really hope i know that you had experience flying an f-16 and every a ukrainian already knows what it is to destroy an f17, because western countries are considering the option of providing ukraine with exactly these combat planes in order to increase our ability to repel russian attacks. how much do you think it takes for ukrainian pilots to learn how to fly such a fighter? i think the question is wrong uh, so if ukraine receives such fighters this year or next year or in 5 years, i hope that it will be faster uh . last year in february, i wrote to my world that we already need to train ukrainian pilots. we have all seen how capable they are there are ukrainian fighters and i am sure that pilots are not excluded, of course, the fastest and easiest solution is to integrate those e -e and weapons that we have to integrate it into ukrainian myths. for technical specialists, they also have to undergo training in order to keep such equipment in proper cond

that the rocket will blastoff taking three astronauts and one russian cosmonaut up to the international space stationunchpad 39a you can say falcon 9 and on top of that is the dragon capsule where the astronauts and cosmonauts will write up to the space station the new crew will replace four others living aboard the station for about six months they have been training for this for more than a year at johnson space center in houston they will do science research as well as maintenance of the orbiting habitat nasa astronaut stephen bowen and warren woody holberg russian cosmonaut andre in the first arab astronaut from the united arab emirates. this is the six time spacex has launched astronaut nasa which replaces space shuttles that retired a decade ago. the first timer is hyped. >> the idea of waking up every morning and having access to a window i think it's literally out of this world you can see and scan the whole world and nine or ten minutes which is amazing. >> the crew 16 will doctor the international space station about 24 to five hours after they launch the weather looks great no issues at al

going to talk a little about space and a lot about planes, i congratulate you, thank you, you were also invited, in fact, international joined with the international space station you don’t mind if i ask you, uh , i really hope, i know that you had experience flying an f-16 and every ukrainian already knows what it is to destroy an f-17 because the countries of the west are considering the option of providing ukraine with exactly these combat planes in order to increase our ability to repel russian attacks . how much do you think ukrainian pilots need to learn to fly such a fighter jet? i think that the question is wrong. so if ukraine will get one this year or next year or in 5 years, i hope that it will be faster. last year in february, i wrote in my world that we already need to train ukrainian pilots. we have all seen it how capable are the ukrainian fighters and i am sure that the pilots are not excluded, of course the fastest and easiest solution is to integrate those e-e and weapons that we have to integrate it on the ukrainian miguel also we are talking about training not only for the pilot but also for the brigade that works on land for mechanics for t

for example , the international space station, probably, the operation of the international space stationhis did not particularly affect. this affected the engine of our enochir program, because, as you understand, we are forced to refer to the soyuz-23 crew version and our program are shifted by almost half a year and the cosmonauts, who should have already descended to earth in march, will continue their mission until at least september. here happens only in this the scientific program itself is preserved will perform. it is those cosmonauts who are now there, and as for the emergency situation, but cosmos once again confirmed that this is an aggressive environment, that everything is possible, as long as we have drawn unambiguous conclusions. what exactly is the union on the progress of these situations associated with external influence of external influence, and nature - this is external influence. we still have to figure out that it was a meteorite, space debris. well, this makes me think a lot. so it's already becoming real. so we need to find ways protection from such regular situ

the international space station. as according to the head of the russian space, agency runs cosmos and explain losses of pressure were 1st reported. 2 days ago, engineers at russian mission rushes mission control net. moscow identified the de pressurization on temporary closed. the hatches connecting the spacecraft to the station despite the malfunction, there was no immediate threat to the crew which will continue their mission according to plan progress. m, as 21 is scheduled to disembark from the international space station on february. 18th. what's all the latest on these stories and plenty more. you can check our website r t dot com. we'll be back with a a ah, with ah, no one, no, no, no, admiral, who are job? no, no. well, dog more real than what they should end up unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program. that the world had every now and real no to production i

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the work of the international space station is not particularly affected.ine of our manned program, because, as you understand, we are forced to e, the essence of the soyuz-23 crew version and our program is shifted by almost half a year and the cosmonauts who should have already descended to earth in the month of march to continue their mission until at least september. that's too much going on, only the scientific program itself will be carried out by those cosmonauts who are now there, while we have drawn unambiguous conclusions. what exactly is the union in progress, these are the situations associated with external brazil, and nature is an external influence. we still have to figure out that it was a space debris meteorite. now the message that at this moment comes through the news feeds agencies. uh, russian president vladimir putin held a working meeting with the head of the federation council, valentina matvienko, we told reporters about this, the press secretary of the head of state. dmitry peskov e. at the meeting , the main provisions of the anno

the orbit from the heating of the progress cargo ship, which completed the mission to the international space station in moscow and krasnoyarsk, identified terrorist cells, a member who was recruited by militants to be sent to syria , this was reported in the fsb public relations center four people were detained the operation was carried out by fsb operatives together with the ministry of internal affairs , as reported during the arrest propaganda materials were found funds were seized communications and bank cards, the attackers not only recruited supporters, but also financed syrian terrorists. now the operational-search activities are ongoing , a criminal case has been initiated. among the dead during the earthquake in turkey, there is one russian, tass reports, citing sources in operational services. in total , more than 3,400 people became victims of the disaster. according to the latest data, more than 20.5 thousand people were affected, all the latest details will be learned by our correspondent elizaveta khramtsova. she went out for a direct connection. hey, elizabeth again. hello and is it k

and right now a bay area native is on the international space station making a space walk past this parthistoric mission for astronaut nicole mann, who is the first native american woman in space. and it's fantastic. she is bay area ties. proffers camila barco live in the newsroom to explain high camila and good morning. so yeah, and she was born in the north bay, the nasa nash, the nasa astronaut. >> is actually from petaluma. now she's made her wait outside the space station. >> alongside another astronaut this morning, the 2 have been completing project that they started on january 20th. and this morning that space walk started about 3 hours ago and they're going to continue for about another 3 hours. take a look. nicole mann the one wearing the suit with the red stripes. the spacewalk is the second for both man and the other astronaut. they're going to continue to install hardware for future power system upgrades manned launch to international space station as commander of nasa's space x crew. 5 in october. it's currently like i said in space. you're taking a look right there. man is

see if that happens. >> it's 7.34, and happening right now, a bay area native is on the international space station making a space will have part of historic mission for astronaut nicole mann, who is the first native american woman in space. and for more on this, let's go up to the newsroom. a kron four's camila barco is keeping an eye on how the mission's going so far. camila. >> nicole mann, the nasa astronaut, she was born in the north bay, specifically petaluma. now she's made her way outside the space station alongside another astronaut this morning. the 2 they have been completing a project that they started back on january 20th and the space walk today. it started about 2 hours ago and are going to continue for about another 4 hours. take a look. a little hard to tell right now. but nicole mann is the one wearing the suit with the red stripes. this space walk is the second for both man and the other astronaut. they're continuing to install some hardware for a future power system upgrades and man launched to the international space station as commander of nasa space x crew, 5 in october. this

uh, violations of the outer skin of the unions, 22 work in the international space station - this did not affect much. this affected the thrust of our manned program, because as you understand, we are forced to send the entire soyuz-23 crew version and our program is shifted by almost half a year and the cosmonauts who should have already descended to earth in march continue their mission until at least september here, which happens only in in this case , the scientific program itself is preserved ; it will be carried out by precisely those astronauts who are now there, while we have drawn unambiguous conclusions. what exactly is the union in progress , these are situations related to external influence, and nature is an external influence. we still have to figure out that it was a space debris meteorite. lev said that the fuel reserves of the soyuz ms-23 spacecraft, which will go to the iss in unmanned mode , allow several docking attempts to be made, that is, manual docking. it will not be scheduled for the morning of february 26. the scientific and technical councils of the state c