"wow, the international space station "is a submarine in space." ..moon bots and moon dust. the surface is fine and powdery. i can pick it up loosely with my toe. you know, i think i've seen that chap somewhere before. jfk: we choose to go - to the moon in this decade and do the other things, i not because they are easy, but because they are hard. neil armstrong: it's one small step for man... - ..one giant leap for mankind. 52 years ago, we laid our last footprint on the moon. as the crew of apollo 17 left the surface, they didn't know that gene cernan would be the last person to walk on another world for quite a while. we're on our way, houston. but now, in this decade, finally... ..we're going back. and liftoff of artemis 1. nasa's artemis programme will, in the next year or two, return us to our neighbour. part of its mission — to land the first woman and the first person of colour on the moon. another part — to use what we learn here to send the first astronauts to mars. this is where it all began, florida's kennedy space center, named after the president who made the o

marina vasilevskaya arrived at the international space station. with marina vasilevskaya , the commander, a native of belarus, oleg novitsky, arrived from a scientific mission to the international space station. nasa tracy dyson. this week there was a touch docking of the spacecraft to the hub module of the berth of the russian segment of the station. the process took place in several stages. the team has already conducted a communication session with the ground. marina vasilevskaya shared her first emotions after docking with the iss. she thanked her for the support and noted that she felt good. due to the postponement of the launch date , the soyuz ms-25 manned spacecraft flew to the international space station for more than two days. such a load marina vasilevska.

marina vasilevskaya arrived at the international space station. of belarus watched the historic flight. together with marina vasilevskaya , commander oleg navitsky, a native of belarus, arrived on a scientific mission to the international space station. and nasa astronaut tracy dyson. this week , the spacecraft touched down and docked at the berth hub of the russian segment of the station. process took place in several stages. the team has already conducted a communication session with the ground. marina vasilevskaya shared her first emotions after docking with the iss. she thanked her for the support and noted that she felt good. due to the postponement of the launch date , the soyuz ms-25 manned spacecraft flew to the international space station for more than two days. such a load. will take pictures of certain territories of belarus so that the national academy of sciences will stay for 12 days, conduct experiments with bacteria , compare them with pictures from earth sensing satellites, as well as airplanes drones. belarusian beauty game, the b

completely consist of everything new, yes, everything is new. everything that was tested on the international space stationication during these flights, because every flight, every day that passes, it gives... that there is some advantage to the equipment that we have working on the international space station and thanks to these buildings we make new equipment and equipment that will fly to russia. what are you and i doing for ross? we are preparing, we, first of all, we are participating in the project, the cosmonauts are directly involved, yes, yes, yes, it seems like there is a project, well, as i understood it, it’s general, yes, what does it mean like, it’s not, it exists, it’s all ready, it is already almost protected, with the astronauts, as it were we... get to know each other, because every cosmonaut in the cosmonaut corps is like an expert, an expert in space, we are sent the entire preliminary design that exists, and we read it, discuss it, consult, somewhere we argue with the designers, we come to some common opinion, and this, of course, we look at in the complex of problems, maybe something

in less than two days the ship will reach the international space station.ogether with the whole country , our colleagues watched the significant event, the launch from the beykanur cosmodrome, live. the special news release was held in an unusual format with the presenter broadcasting the launch. testing complex devices in zero gravity conditions. the space program was developed by the academy of sciences of belarus and roscosmos with the participation of the russian academy of sciences. duration of crew work on the russian segment of the iss will be 12 days. the belarusian side made the right bet that a representative of the fair sex would take part in the first space flight. this opinion was expressed to our tv channel by russian astronomer, associate professor of the faculty of physics at moscow state university, vladimir surdin. according to the expert, female astronauts have... it is the woman who is more precisely adapted to such work, there is a lot of work for women in the daily workload on the iss, it must be precise, accurate and at the same time

if we take the international space station, today it is the only object to which cosmonauts fly, different astronauts. yes, the chinese have their own program, they have their own space station rotating in a different orbit, and any expedition to the iss is important, because again the list of experiments that will be carried out at this time, and again the same ones -that studying the parameters there, again the behavior of the body, that is, from a medical point of view, this flight is important, because medical parameters will be studied, experiments that, well, probably with plants, maybe with some alloys, maybe there will be some 3d technologies be studied where some materials are produced. all this will then be used on earth, we use mobile phones, we use navigation there and so on, this is still an achievement of astronautics, because no mobile phone, no modern television and the internet are impossible without space technologies. the main event in the global nuclear industry, the international forum atomexpo 2024 has ended, sochi, these days was the center of attraction for experts,

s. 25 manned spacecraft launch phone biking a cause which led him to the international space station has been cancelled. if times to be the 1st sort his vehicle heading to the i assess the full human space flight of the year and on both the spacecraft is mission come on to russian personal. oh, like novit ski, as is a flight experience, but the just being is, would it be his full trip into space? and he spends the course of $530.00 days in space altogether. and joining him in these seconds christmas, i think we mount the marina varsity of sky at representative from valerie sea wall, especially select 1022 inch due to participate, and today's load previously working as a flight attendant of a national line. so i'm sure she'll be very disappointed about the cancellation. finally, slide engineer and nasa astronaut the laurel o hara was also is also on board and was due to take part in the launch deli with us, with the always taking you on top of all the very latest this is on the international with back of the top of the i was more see you then the the .

so they made it to the international space station. one piece they're going to spend about six months up there conducting scientific experiments, whatnot and kate, i'll leave you with this. there's also a russian cosmonaut onboard that crew. and he'll be joining three other russian cosmonauts up there as well. so just reminder that the space station continues to function despite all the conflict happening here on earth. in regards to ukraine >> it's amazing you guys are still giggling about that. i should have been you can, we can learn from space so many level, it's so beautiful. okay >> you don't run jump and leave still recovering exactly how we are normally that that was just totally normal everyday activities is why john wants to colorado he ran away. now and she wanted none of this time never done. but thank you for joining us. >> this is cnn news >> central newsroom with jim acosta up next i was like a headliner las vegas. >> that's what i want to do. >> vegas, the story of sin city next sunday at ten on cnn. >> this is a futura

you can't take cosmetics with you to an abortion on the international space station, but... for our people everyone will be very pleased and interested to see how life goes on on the international space station, i have a question for anastasia, and it will be like this, there are examples, there are cases when the backup crew becomes the main one, or well someone, you have a great example. did ivan wagner tell you, did he share with you how you set yourself up, did you dream about space, maybe already? yes, i dream about space from time to time, and ivan talked about his space experience, and i, of course, i want to fly, but first of all i will also be happy for the main crew, since it would seem that the flight is short in duration, but this is really a very big step for our country, belarus, russia, the usa, they say here: space of foreign policy, well, at least it’s neither in training nor it is not customary to discuss it at a press conference or on the iss. two questions were brought up for public discussion: what children's toy will oleg navitsky take to test the weightlessness indic

but they are expected to depart from the international space station tomorrow and will be back on earthcredible work. >> what if you got up to the international space station and you are not getting along with someone? that's west of there, got to make it work. lexi really have to work it out, can't walk away from that one. we have got almost like summer in the future. the near future. >> right now, storm radar showing you the rain on approach, this is going to be a pretty quick moving system that brings evening to the first half of the night rain tomorrow morning. by tomorrow morning, those showers will be moving out, and we will have similar timing to the neck system coming monday evening into tuesday. as terry was talking about, as high pressure builds in, mid-to- upper 70s and reach. once they get here thursday and friday, we will likely stay with those warm temperatures all the way through next weekend, so outdoor plans next weekend look great and it looks like that high is going to stick around for a while, so if you like those 70s, once we get there, the wind backs off, it is goi

crew eight being joyfully welcomed aboard the international space station... ng one involving growing artificial replicas of human organs in the low gravity environment of space. justin rowlatt, bbc news. now, when the actor colin firth emerged from a lake wearing a wet white shirt in the bbc�*s adaptation of pride and prejudice back in 1995, it caused quite a stir. well, today that famous shirt is up for auction, and its expected to raise up to £10,000 for charity. noor nanji has more details. it was the image that set pulses racing — colin firth as mr darcy, emerging from a lake in a wet shirt... mr darcy! ..in the 1995 bbc adaptation of pride and prejudice. now that very shirt could be yours. it's one of more than 60 costumes to be auctioned in london, with all the proceeds going to charity. it's just a simple linen shirt, but it's going under the hammer with an estimate of £7000 to £10,000. i think it's going to be interesting to see what their next life is, yeah. and who buys them and for what purpose. the collection here is incredible. it includes this vi

it will be very nice and interesting to see how life goes on the international space station. will be like this, there are examples, there are cases when the backup crew becomes the main one, or someone, you have a wonderful example, did ivan vagner tell you, did he share with you how you set up have you ever dreamed about space, maybe already? yes, do you dream about space from time to time? and ivan, he was talking about his space experience, of course, i want to fly, but first of all i will also be happy for the main crew, since it would seem that the flight is short in duration, but this is really a very big step for our country, in our development in the space sector, so i will also share the joy, like all belarusians. both crews: international, belarus, russia, usa, here they speak space of foreign policy. well, at least it is not customary to discuss it either during training, or at a press conference, or on the iss. two questions were brought up for public discussion: what kind of children’s toy will oleg novitsky take to check the weightlessness indication, and what m

the capsule of the astronauts of the 8th mission was connected to the international space station and the astronauts entered the station . these astronauts are supposed to perform more than 200 scientific experiments in this station during their 6-month stay. various medical and technological events take place. according to nasa , the krohoff mission astronauts will return to earth from the international space station in the next few days. morteza yaqoubi azizi, sed and broadcasting news agency. the head of the national center for virtual space said that only half of the 12 institutions responsible for completing the strategic document have cooperated well with this center. we thank god for 39 soldiers who are in the year. the strategic document was expected to be compiled by 6 institutions, each of which had a number of documents. they are in the review process for approval, unfortunately, some of the devices had a weaker performance, which we are following up on. and we will give our report to the supreme council, god willing. according to this document , major actions of all instit

together with her , a commander native of our country, oleg, arrived at the international space station on a scientific mission novitsky nasa astronaut tracy dyson. by this time, the hatches between the soyuz ms-25 spacecraft and the russian segment of the station had already been opened on the iss. after checking the tightness of the docking and equalizing the pressure between the ship and the station, the mission control center at 20:26 minsk time allowed the cosmonauts to open the transfer hatch from the stations to the ship. then the crew moved to the iss. the arriving team was met by oleg. ok, long flight behind us. before opening the hatches, the crew changed into specially prepared overalls, the team conducted the first communication session with the ground. such a traditional mini-press conference with roscosmos. the duration of the crew's stay on the russian segment of the iss will be 12 days. the flight took about 50 hours. it took place on a two-day schedule. the ship made approximately 34 orbits around the earth. this is the traditional scheme. and it is precisely for its im

commander oleg novitsky, a native of our country, and nasa astronaut tracy dyson went to the international space stationic mission. by the way, the kazbek crew, tens of thousands of people watched the live broadcast of the space event, the countdown was also introduced on the air of the belarus 1 tv channel, preliminary! it will take two days to get to the iss rendezvous scheme, will spend 12 days at the station, belarus, in turn, once again confirmed its status as a space power. there is a shutdown of the third stage engine, there is a separation. number 756 is over, so carefully and tensely in the last minutes before the launch, then as the spacecraft takes off from the ground, they watched in the mission control center, specialists monitored every stage of the ms-25 soyuz exit from the atmosphere and the first reaction after the separation of the launch vehicle: sigh relief and applause. the crew is currently in orbit and feels fine. let us remind you that the team has 34 orbits around the earth ahead of them, instead of two, and in less than two days the ship will reach the international space stati

belarus, oleg novitsky, and nasa astronaut tracy dyson, went on a scientific mission to the international space stationthousands of people watched the live broadcast of the space event. the countdown was introduced on the belarus 24 tv channel. preliminary, the main thing. what we saw is now exactly what we saw we will never forget, just as the whole world will never forget our marinochka, i repeat , we are waiting for her at home with impatience and love, belarusians are in space, and this is this, well, how, and how else, this launch exceeded all expectations , fantastic, just a fantastic sight, our marina, she really is already a star for us, now she is there historically on a national scale, in our history, this... took place on march 23, and already on the 25th the spacecraft was docked with the hub module berth of the russian segment stations. marina vasilevskaya will stay on the iss for 12 days, conduct experiments with bacteria, take pictures of certain territories of belarus, so that the national academy of sciences will compare them with pictures from an earth sounding satellite, as well as d

understand they... dock to the hub module, this is one of the newest modules that we have on our international space stationa big ball, it’s quite beautiful there, and there’s space turn around to all the crew members who will meet them, and what happens, the pressure equalizes, we agree that we open the hatches on this side on that side, because we have two hatches, one... the hatch is the hatch of the ship, the second hatch is the station hatch, that is, we need to open both of these hatches, and as i already said, they are already ready on the other side, and we knock there that we are ready, open it so that this picture is beautiful , we fly in one by one, they say that well, according to tradition, the crew commander is the first to fly in, but here it’s up to the decision of the crew commander, as oleg decides, so it will be. the process of approaching the docking of the soyuz ms-25 spacecraft with the iss was monitored by the roscosmos flight control center, there are now specialists who were involved in the preparation and calculations of the flight, as ballistician rafael murtazinlya noted for mari

countries keep or from time to time launch their astronauts, that is, this is truly an international space stationmembers of the international astronomical club , that is, he is engaged in astronomy , there is a wonderful planetarium in minsk, there are very great specialists there, they are discovering new asteroids, i know this very well, i was recently in minsk from my lecture, and naturally, belarus is interested in space research, then there is a human flight into orbit, this is normal, this is for any large country, a high-tech country. today, space is not just an exploration of the universe, it is an opportunity to present your technologies to everyone to the world. for belarus, for any country, this is a natural way to show that we are in space, which means we have technical potential. take a look at the other products we offer around the world. look how well we make satellites. that means other modern cars, well , i’m not talking about large trucks, in belarus they always knew how to make them and sell them, this is the task of space research today, not only science, but also demonstratio

ready to represent our country, the republic of belarus, with honor and dignity on the international space stationch was hidden from television cameras, weightless training for performing normal and emergency situations on the soyuz simulator , it was on it that they went to the stars. and this is training footage of an extreme return to land when in the ocean or sea. our unit prepares astronauts for events, the likelihood of which we strive to reduce to zero. however if this probability exists, according to existing standards, in some cases the crew can be evacuated from the landing site within two days or even three days after landing. every workout requires the maximum. composure, besides, this is also a test of endurance, for example, in winter, knee-deep in snow, and no matter what the minus, you are like a true keeper of the hearth, everything here is based on real events, in 1965, astronauts had to survive in the forest already had to, it was a couple of belyaev-leons, leons were the first in world went into outer space, and they were the first to make such an emergency landing together. th

entertainment at three us astronauts and one russian cosmonaut are now on their wayt& to the international space stationll spend the next six months in space for more humans are in low earth sporbit after an overnight launh that lit up the night sky over florida's space coast. >> engines full power and liftoff of nasa crew eight. go,& falcon! go! spacex and go! nasa perched atop a spacex falcon nine rocket, a dragon space capsule named endeavor carried three nasa astronauts and one russian cosmonaut into space. >> they'll spend the next six months aboard the international space station conducting experiments, including studies on the effects of long duration space travel. on the human body. one of the astronauts, michael barratt, is also a medical doctor for between this last flight and this flight, i actually put out the second edition of a space medicine textbook, and we're actually in the process of doing a third edition of that space medicine textbook. >> and each time i do that, i try to figure out how how right we are. and then i fly. i've done that twice, and i figure out how are, because we keep

the entire country flew to the international space station for two days; together with our cosmonautmander oleg navitsky, a native of belarus , and nasa astronaut tracy dyson arrived on the iss on a scientific mission. we observed a new cosmic event the night before. docking, opening of hatches and the crew of the soyuz ms-25 spacecraft are already on the iss. approximately at at 18:03 minsk time , the spacecraft touched down at the hub module of the russian segment berth. the process took place in several stages, first the ship's approach, then the radio system was turned on for search, the spacecraft docking with the orbital station, then the iss flyby, hovering and mooring, waiting for contact. touching the indicators, it is accepted that the transition to the iss also takes about 2-3 hours, you need to equalize the pressure on the station and the transport ship, check the tightness of the docking and carry out a number of other important procedures. after this, the opening of the transition hatches begins. the crew changed into specially prepared overalls before opening the hatch

due to the postponement of the launch, the soyuz ms-25 manned spacecraft flew to the international space stationnstead of two orbits around the earth , it made 34, that is, the crew got to the iss more than 2 days. naturally, the soyuz ship is adapted for such a flight, although it is less comfortable for the crew, since it is quite cramped inside. for our marina vasilevskaya, as...

but i tried with mine sides to absorb all the knowledge in order to... do it all on the international space stationip, of course, and about the hardest thing, yes, there were 6,000 photographs signed here at baikanur, only 12 days in orbit and more than a year of preparation, novitsky is flying for the fifth time, she knows all the stages, vasilevskaya and her backup started from the very beginning, first of all they passed the selection in the republic from more than 3,000 applicants, the best of the best were determined by the scientific community of belarus and the president personally, we talked thoroughly, they selected it, well, in all respects, you know that this is the first cosmonaut, this is the face of belarus, but so that the person should be externally, well, i’m not hiding it, well, such an attractive person, and preparation, and desire and aspiration, and responsibility. well , everything, in many respects, in many qualities. participation of a belarusian cosmonaut in the russian flight program, one of the joint projects of the two states on space exploration. during preparation, the

popularization of manned cosmonautics, amateur radio communications will be carried out with the international space station, we continue to work at baikanur and all we will immediately transmit operational information to minsk, of course we are waiting and supporting, literally for a few days... the team was interested in health and readiness before the start. according to alexander lukashenko, who spoke with the president, the cosmonauts said they have a very fighting spirit, including thanks to the colossal support. without exaggeration , a historical event took 20 years to launch the process of selection and preparation for the flight of the first cosmonaut in sovereign belarus. in 2001, when it was only about launching a joint belarusian-russian satellite, our president said: the cosmonaut from belarus , so that the three of us will already fly, nastya, marina and you, you don’t mind, yes, we will complete any task, okay, then when i meet with the russian president, i’ll just quietly drop these questions, maybe i would also drop the question so that there would somehow be an opportunity for belarusians

for me, a responsible and incredibly interesting mission, representing my country on the international space stationpossible to complete all the work, all assigned. tasks that are entrusted to me, thank you very much for, sorry for interrupting you in these important moments, well , at least i distracted you a little from this colossus that we observed yesterday, the day before yesterday we took you to the start, some kind of unloading is also necessary, you should know that you are our people, we will be waiting for you here in belarus, already fixed in the chairs , the crew traditionally listens to music before the start, helping the field relax. due to the transfer, the iss will take a little longer than planned, however, this will become another element of research work, although forced, but so important. fedor mikhailovich dostoevsky, it was as if he foresaw that in the 21st century a layer of people would appear who are called foreigners and whom he described in the person of his hero pavel smerdyakov. friday is the birthday of the foreigner, these same people, there is nothing to respect them

the crew is headed for a six-month stay at the international space station. for more, download the cbs news >>> it's monday, march 4th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." monster storm. a blizzard buries the sierra-nevada, now a new storm is moving in. >>> decision day. all eyes on the supreme court poised to issue a ruling before super tuesday fueling speculation it could be donald trump's colorado ballot case. >>> the vice president's call for a cease-fire. the biden administration's harshest comments yet calling on israel for not doing enough to ease the humanitarian crisis in gaza. >>> and history on the hardwood. a record-breaking day for iowa's caitlin clark. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. no rest for storm-weary california as folks try to dig out from a powerful blizzard. another storm is bearing down on the state. this second weaker storm is expected to bring up to an additional two feet of snow in the sierra-nevada. the weekend blizzard brought whiteout conditions, hurricane-force winds, and dumped more than seven fe

space greetings from the first female cosmonaut of belarus marina vasilevskaya from the international space stationill talk with bsu students today. the radio communication session is scheduled for 17:50 minsk time. at this moment, the iss will fly over belarus. within 10 minutes , the guys will greet their compatriot and will also be able to communicate with the astronauts of the crew. the conversation will take place during the onboard experiment about gagarin from space, which is included in the scientific program of the belarusian flight. president of russia, 2024 has been declared the year of the family, i have my own large family with many children and my own large personal garden, do you have your own personal garden in your homeland in belarus? yes, sure. i have my own garden , and what i’m proud of, and i really like it, is growing my own vegetables, berries, and it’s so wonderful when you can pick your own fresh vegetable or berry, tempt, i also have a nephew who also loves his fruits and vegetables and i i’m very glad that you also have your own garden, all the seats on the balcony in th

behind the historic flight to the international space station took the entire country for two days. together with our cosmonaut, with the scientist. and immediately the first communication session with the ground, a traditional mini-press conference from roscosmos. our marina vasilevskaya shared her first emotions after docking with the iss, thanked for the support and noted that she felt good. i'm happy that belarus. i arrived safely and safely at scs. it took us two days to get there, but i was just in an amazing mood, i’m very happy, that it happened this way because i really liked everything, especially the twist. and indeed, we will be happy through the foam stars, we feel great, we love you very much, we hug you, thank you for supporting us, we are very pleased. the whole country, including young people, watched the docking of the spacecraft to the iss; cadets of the belarusian state aviation academy watched the live broadcast and worried about our belarusian people. we followed all the processes of preparation and take-off, it was very exciting and we are incredibly grateful

jacqueline, thanks for the update, john, are happening now, a new nasa space x crew is on his way to the international base station, but there was concern over a small crack minutes before launch >> and just full power and lift knaflic crew aid, go falcon, go to space acting, go naphtha going acid despite the crack that was in a seal on the capsule side hatch. but engineers decided it would not be an issue for the mission. now the three three nasa astronauts and one russian cosmonaut are expected to dock at the space station early tomorrow morning. cnn's tom foreman is with us now. small crack doesn't seem to be the type of thing you want to see before liftoff. they're small, talk >> and they were giving it a very, very close look. >> i'll tell you those. it was so small, john, that they debated for a while whether not was actually hair, not a crack, they determined that even if it was a crack, that it would be tightened by re-entry, by the heat and that it did not pose a real threat. so they were confident enough to go ahead with launcher. that was right down to take off. take off really beautiful picture. perfec

the crew eight team is heading to the international space station for a six month tour of duty, whilestudies of motion sickness and human movement in microgravity. the launch was moved to tonight after unfavorable weather scrubbed last night's attempt. it will take the falcon nine rocket about eight minutes to get to its orbit. this is the fifth time the capsule carrying the crew will launch. we're now just a couple of seconds away. actually you can see on the timer there, we're all ready. we're already getting there. we're going to lift on in for the countdown. stick with us. we have jonathan serrie on the ground. we're going to speak to him as soon as this rocket takes off. listen in. over. just shortly. and you can hear it even better now. something else you might see here in a few moments is water being poured onto the pad. because rockets are super loud, the sound can impart loads back on the rocket itself so that water helps absorb and prevent the sound from hitting the structure and reverberating back on to the rocket. coming up on one minute until launch, controlling dragon is

the belarusian marina vasilevskaya on board today the soyuz spacecraft will dock with the international space station. and again an unfriendly statement from our western neighbor in the person of the minister of defense. the presence of the polish military on the eastern border will be strengthened, and those who guard the country's food security will attend a patriotic festival for the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus in vitebsk. belarus is open to cooperation in all areas, without exception minsk and omsk. discussed economic plans for the near future. a delegation from the russian region is at the palace of independence today. the omsk region is one of the most developed territories of siberia, a powerful industrial center, we intend to develop economic potential together with our belarusian partners, especially since we have a lot in common, the president is sure, such as developed industry, the agricultural sector, forestry, and science. last year, belarus took fourth place among the foreign trade partners of the russian region, but it intends to oust the leaders, and for this t

scientists currently on their way to the international space station. th >> through a 3rd to >> more crew members are heading to the international space station. they went up in a spacex rocket last night. 3 americans and one russian are in the dragon capsule and expected to catch up with the space station late they will be joining for others who are already aboard the lab orbiting for several months of experiments. >> andrew donovan has more on the mission. among jeanette epps. first words in space, a special shout-out, a nap and want to give in that incident. keep is important. you through everything and >> i am in a new york state of mind right now. it is amazing. thank you for everything decades of work to find by a few seconds. >> at t -0. the dragon endeavor and falcon rocket blasted off from the kennedy space center. final picture. perfect weather after days of delays in some ways the scrubs are symbolic. >> jeannette's journey wasn't always easy, but she persisted. the finicky forecast fueled anxiety as launched a traditions continued. crew depar

, and those experiments that are now, is to test the experiments before they get to the international space stationa confined space, and how this can be worked out, this is all within the framework of the sirius experiment, yes, this is all within the framework of the sirius experiment, that is and i, when i was on my experiments, those experiments that i i was working then, i later met them on board the international space station, it was many times easier for me to work than for my partners, that is, i already knew these experiments, knew the people who came up with these experiments, supervised them, this is prevention, this all sorts of biological experiments related to human physiology, those related to which we work with blood, all of this was first worked out in isolation experiments, for a reason, we took it and sent it.

this life-size russian segment of the international space station. e. it’s called feel like you’re in space orbit, only here i have the earth under my feet, and there in real space, only in the window. and you just appreciate the scale. this. perhaps larger than a football field. each part of the iss is a separate module; they are connecting, laboratory, survey, test, and so on. and this is a residential module, here the expedition members... practice everyday skills, because even simple cooking there in space is not so simple, nor is it easy to wash your face or even go to the toilet. also, the tasks relate to working out some abnormal or emergency situations in order to see the coherence of the crew’s actions and the order of decision-making. all these processes are observed by many people, members of the examination committee, instructors and of course journalists. belarusian media representatives watch with particular trepidation their ... dozens of buttons, only after that we can say, let's go, here's how to get out of spaceship - this is already

this is the russian segment of the international space station in life size, this is where one of theonly space. and just appreciate the scale; it’s probably larger than a football field. each part of the iss is a separate module; they are connecting, laboratory, survey, test, and so on. and this is a residential module. here the expedition members practice everyday skills, because even simple cooking in space is not so simple. it’s also not easy to wash your face or even go to the toilet. the assignments also concern handling any abnormal or emergency situations. in order to see the coherence of the crew’s actions and the order of decision making. all these processes are observed by many people, members of the examination commission, instructors and, of course, journalists. belarusian representatives. the media follow their belarusians vasilevskaya and her understudy anastasia lenkova with special trepidation. these are the beautiful faces of the belarusian space. on such a ship , astronauts practice launch and landing. so let's try it. wow, and i'm not there yet space suit. we sit d

a russian customer not aboard the international space station heavy express to be a pass no condolences to the victims of the tragedy in moscow. i am sure that what has happened will further united our people in the face of external threats. we personally condemn this in human terrorist attack on behalf of the entire crew of the international space station. i expressed my words of support and condolences to all those wounded and all those who died. we share your pain and grief together with the entirety of russia, and that's as a forward he is a covered a $157.00 bodies on the side to friday's terrorist attack at the crowd at moscow concert hall 3 of the deceased children as others. caleb, the destruction is clear to see here in this aerial footage of whitfield, the building comes home to that's how that's become home to the crow cause a city concept full has been completely destroyed. you can see where the roof had collapsed, revealing the burnout remains inside. are these might not close out of a 5 this report from the top right above. under any other circumstances, this would be a ve

. >>> the international space station is saying goodbye to four of its astronauts. on a mission six months ago. the goal, to conduct experiments and technology demonstrations, things like filtering wastewater, growing food on the iss and studying spaceflight and immune function. today, the crew spoke ahead of their departure. >> crew seven, we have got a little bit more work to do to get back home, so let's end it strong. >> they left lake in september. they missed a lot. they are expected to depart from international space station tomorrow, it will be back on earth tuesday morning. >> you have heard of schools canceling classes because of bad weather days or poor air quality, but in new jersey, one district is giving kids a solar eclipse day. melissa in colorado, she used to work here, explains why the school made the change ahead of the eclipse next month. >> yeah, it's going to be really cool to watch, it is going to be a total eclipse. >> reporter: while some see you next month solar eclipse as a jaw-dropping celestial experience, the livingston school district

this is the first step, the first step towards creating fermented milk products on... the international space stationsing them in the nutrition of people who have been in conditions for a long time microgravity. thanks to an experiment in orbit, scientists will be able to obtain data on how comfortable strains of probiotics feel in conditions of weightlessness. research will also make it possible to establish the characteristics of fermented milk products obtained during space flight. our products are widely presented at the exhibition in uzbekistan. today she finishes. almost four hundred companies came to tashken for work, representing 26 countries of the world. our correspondent yaroslav danilenko knows what attracts the belarusian food industry. opportunity to find new partners in a large market, the usfood exhibition opens up prospects for belarusian enterprises in uzbekistan. more than 370 companies from 26 countries came to the forum in tashkend this year. belarus is top five among foreign exhibitors. for comparison, this is the top five leader. in terms of the number of companies represented

three nasa astronauts and one russian cosmonaut if are traveling to the international space station wherewill spend the next six months performing about 250 experiments including studies on how long-term space travel affects their bodies. >> between this last flight and this flight, i actually put out the second edition of a space medicine textbook. and we're actually in the process of doing a third edition of that space medicine textbook. and each time i do that, i try to figure out how right we are, and then the i fly. i've done that twice, and i figure out how wrong we are because we keep discover ising new things. >> reporter: and this research that they're doing in low earth orbit is actually setting the stage for extended astronaut missions to the lunar south pole. and nasa's increasingly relying on private sector space craft such as intuitivetive machines' moon lander which which landed on the moon earlier this month if to survey potential landing sites. the idea is to increase exploration for less money. an inflation-adjusted analysis by the planetary society shows the cost of sen

here, the launch time, the flight, docking, and the location at that very moment of the international space station, rather in total it will be about two days, but the main thing is that marina is now in a great mood, connected with her. and her loved ones and relatives, we managed to talk with the general director of the national airline belavia, marina has worked as a flight attendant since 2017, this is what they told us: the night before the night, in the morning we talked with marina yesterday before the start, we were on the wire, we were practically standing in front of the bus, and marina saw us, said goodbye to us - on the bus, well, if anyone noticed, she was just shouting to belava. well done, stable psyche, of course , affirmation of what borisov said last night, about her pulse, when all this happened, and well done, now we are in contact, we support her, we support her, we correspond, each individually, all together, everything, that maybe, it’s possible, we are somehow trying to support her in the mood of the entire crew, the parents remained, a large support group remained. the char

now, we indeed have had astronauts for a year on the international space station. a lot of what that lady suggested that she mrs. is the same thing that they ms when they're longtime on the space station, although they can see the earth below them and so we compensate that, we compensate visually for example, on the treadmill or on the elliptical, they can be running virtually down a country lane you can compensate for what she mrs. yeah. >> i think it's incredible to think about it. >> last question. there is going to be a once in a lifetime total solar eclipse is taking place april the eighth, and there won't be another one until 21, 44 so what is special about it and why is niagara falls the best place to be as the earth revolves and there is this total blackout of the sun during the daylight hours that shadow then moves across the earth part of it, for example, is just to the south in cleveland, ohio. but when you get too great falls, there will be that total blackout and so daylight suddenly becomes dark. and then it becomes daylight again. as the two bodies ar

commander oleg novitsky, a native of our country , and nasa astronaut tracy dyson went to the international space stationn a scientific mission. by the way, the crew's call sign is kazbek. tens of thousands of people watched the live broadcast of the space event. a countdown was also introduced on the belarus 1. preliminary tv channel. a large delegation of countrymen supported marina at baikonur, young people, including scientists, belarusian athletes, olympic champions, people who know the start, it’s a delicate matter, what we saw, we now know for sure we will never forget, just as the whole world will never forget our marinochka, i repeat, we are waiting for her at home with impatience and love, belarusians in space. this is this, but how, how else? this start exceeded all expectations, fantastic, simply a fantastic sight, our marina, we really already have her. historically on a national scale, in our history, this is the most important moment. the crew is currently in orbit and feels fine. let us remind you that the team has 34 orbits around the earth ahead of them, instead of two. in a day the shi

thus, minsk has become its own international space station and is located in 36 countries near the artekabratany, germany, japan, and america. created. hello everyone, in exactly a minute a hero will come out to us who will answer all your questions, are you ready to meet our guest, each of them has a question for an adult, the questions are honest and they really ask what interests them, what do you do you expect from?

s 25 manned spacecraft known from by can no cause midway to the international space station has been cancelled as nasa saying a 2nd that's having to take place on saturday. while the official reason for the lowest consolation house on the scene announced, we know it was supposed to be the 1st suite as vehicle heading to the international space station this year. emission come on, that is russian cosmonaut. i would like novit sky, his experiences impressive with $530.00 days and space they should have been as full trip. joining him as the sections crew member is marina vast and the sky, a representative from deliveries who previously what today's twice. it's just as a national airline and finally and nasa astronaut laurel o hara was on board to service the flight engineer. a top you claim the, the official was waste. if you, i rouse off to insulting chinese specials, representative league way on at, by deliberately mispronouncing his name using a crude cause, was the schools in the was the most vehicle, was the boss. and it's as easy as a boy simple, we sound. so let me my assemblies

eight a astronauts ready to make their way to the international space station tonight a little past 11serrie, our space expert, is there at the kennedy space center. jonathan. >> reporter: thank you for that, neil in. forecasters say there's a 40% chance that the weather will cooperate with tonight's scheduled 11:16 eastern time launch. the concern is not just conditions here at the launch site, but out in the atlantic, potentially emergency landing sites if something were to go wrong. a spacex dragon capsule named endeavor will be carrying three nasa astronauts and one russian cosmonaut to the international space station where they will spend about six months performing roughly 250 experiments including studies on how long-term space travel affects their bodies. research in lower earth orbit is setting the stage for more distant missions. nasa is increasingly relying on private sector spacecraft such as intuitive machines' o disus moon if lander to survey potential astronaut the missions to the -- sites to the lunar south bowl. >> now we leverage the few little -- that we have by gett

commander oleg novitsky, and nasa astronaut tracy dyson went on a scientific mission to the international space stationthe crew's call sign is kazbek. tens of thousands of people watched the live broadcast of the space event. a large delegation of countrymen supported nabaikon, youth, including scientific, belarusian athletes. champions, the crew is currently in orbit and feels fine, the team has 34 orbits around the earth ahead of them, instead of two, in a day the ship will fly to the iss, it is expected that it will dock with the universal node module of the berth of the russian segment of the station tomorrow at 18:10 p.m. our time. in space , the truly legendary belarusian marina vasilevskaya will have to work on research in biomedicine, experiments in growing plants, as well as testing complex instruments in zero gravity. the space program was developed by the academy of sciences of belarus and roscosmos with the participation of the russian academy of sciences. the duration of crew work on the russian segment of the iss will be 12 days. the return of oleg novitsky and marina vasilevskaya is sche

is the first step, the first step towards creating fermented milk products on board the international space station and using them in the nutrition of people who are in microgravity conditions for a long time. to conduct these experiments , the bioecology and probiovid scientific apparatuses were delivered aboard the iss and prepared for flight into space. institute staff meat and dairy industry, the work itself was carried out at the institute of medical and biological problems of the russian academy of sciences. thanks to an experiment in orbit, scientists plan to obtain data on how much... the square recorded a video rotation in tiktok to the president, the answer was received on the same day, the house will be rented out on the original terms, over 300 apartments in the house are intended for large families and families raising disabled children. 1 2 3, the new house is open, welcome, on the same day we recorded a video message to our president, with me we contacted them and said that everything would be resolved in our favor without additional payments, and the house would be delivered on time