good morning work is waiting for the iss, the merit of the soviets.ussian engineers and inventors, the american side took part in the construction of the iss exclusively financially. and this is our space kitchen. this is where we eat. we were the first to develop space stations, and with them a system for a long stay of a person in space, what is there, where to take water, how to breathe on the iss, the russian electron vem system was installed, with the help of which performs the so-called electrolysis, water enters a special container, and an electric current is passed through it, as a result of which the liquid decomposes into hydrogen and oxygen with this oxygen and breathes at the station. the star module is the main base module of the russian segment; the service module contains the control systems of the russian segment; there are systems , life support, such as the air conditioning system, the system to purify water, the system for the production of oxygen from water are also available with water supplies and fuel, the water supply of the st

for example, how to wash your hair on the iss is a question that worries many. a few large drops of water squeezed out through a special reservoir on the hair and a special reservoir, then a small amount of shampoo after washing with a moistened waffle or terry towel , the shampoo is removed by a complex process, unusual yulia peresild i had to do this every day and not only wash, but curl my hair. when the hair is a little curly in girls in women, they lie beautifully in weightlessness, so i had 20 rubber bands and every evening after shampooing. i put my hair on these rubber bands, so they stood magically like that. otherwise, they would just stand like this on the internet, the actress was even called the kosmavenka yulia by association with the brownie kuzey from the famous soviet cartoon, but everyone appreciated the fact that the cosmos transplant is clearly to the face, since there is no gravity, the blood is distributed evenly and most people have a face. in general, it becomes somewhat wider than on earth, when gravity pulls this blood away to the groun

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on the iss , astronauts spend a lot of time and, of course, holidays. anton shkaplerov and pyotr dubrov celebrate the new year 2022. they met together in orbit and cooked herring under a fur coat. we have onions , potatoes, beets, mayonnaise, in general, everything you need. to prepare a salad , preparing even such a simple dish as a salad in space is not so easy; the complexity begins with the fact that we do not have plates in the usual sense. and for this we had to build our own plate from improvised materials. during the film expedition in orbit, there was also a reason to set the table. on october 12, 2021, oleg novitsky turned 50 years old. printing is very interesting, we have a wonderful working day today. in general, a warm company helps out, so today we will still get together with our partners, most likely, in our segment, if the schedule allows , we will remarkably celebrate my anniversary, in honor of the anniversary, the crew members decorated the russian segment. the iss was called balloons in the morning by five people and decorated our

the laboratory science preparation module in manual mode, then andrey fedyaev controlled it from the iss the help of a manipulator. well, here is the check and connection. well, before that, a film show, in orbit, which has been so long. the astronauts were waiting in the film for the challenge filmed from their colleagues. well, here on earth, the picture has already been viewed by more than 3 million people and now plus seven in space, reportage. christine left. now the crew of the 69th expedition to the international space station has accepted the challenge, perhaps nowhere else have they been waiting for the premiere of the first film shot in space as on the iss, and now sergey prokopiev, dmitry petelin and andrey fedyaev, having settled down as comfortably as possible in weightlessness, watched the challenge film. i really liked the realistic footage. eh, really good work, as a director and ideological inspirers were very happy see in the movie. ah, familiar faces. e workers. e. rocket and space industry specifically astronaut training center film. we really liked it and we hope tha

hearts, uh in the desire to fly into space, u do astronautics, by the way, i sent a picture to the issth english subtitles together with our cosmonauts, colleagues from nasa and an astronaut from the united arab emirates watched the film. they accepted very warmly the project itself, the challenge of not only a feature film, but also the documentaries several episodes that were filmed. of course, they are of great importance for space manned astronautics. the world's first space cinema crew is known firsthand. what is it like to eat and sleep in weightless conditions, fly in narrow modules, and even how a space cinema works. they hover comfortably, that is, weightlessness. they look so hard. well, the kitchen is nearby, that is, to make it convenient to watch a movie and eat something, there is some kind of completeness in this. probably really. started it shoot in space astronauts are the first space space viewers. finally, the cosmos has become so close that almost simultaneously with the premiere on earth. well, after some time there are examples in space. imagine how great, astrona

, the russian crew, now carrying out its mission to the iss, got in touch on may 9 and conveyed theirations on victory day to dear friends from the bottom of their hearts. we congratulate you on victory day for all of us. this is the most the main holiday celebrated in every home. in every family on this day, we honor the memory of those who gave all their strength for the sake of the great victory , health and the most valuable thing in their lives, our sacred duty to preserve and increase the memory of the participants in the great patriotic war, tells our children about their feat on holiday friends. happy victory day while working on the iss, astronauts conduct scientific research study biological physical and chemical processes in conditions of low gravity, vacuum and cosmic radiation first of all, the iss is a scientific laboratory that makes it possible to conduct research in completely different fields of science in the unique conditions of space flight. this is cutting-edge research , unique research that cannot be done anywhere else on earth, this and the new material of thi

by 70 m iss russian segment flight director vladimir solovyov gave the command for manual docking.ed that there would be no communication and the fate of the crew was in the hands of the commander of the hero of russia anton shklev. 63 so they missed urgently enable root disable pipes. it was anton's wife and his daughters who were sitting and they were very worried, but i reassured them. i was sure it would. we somehow, in my opinion, stoically withstood it and began to work. well, of course, anton did the main work and anton in general, of course, it's just masterful made a schedule. it could have been much worse, after 2 minutes the connection with the earth was lost, but anton was given permission to do everything without the control of the earth. that is, he is blind. we entered the teltel, the connection was interrupted. and the connection began. he was well, to put it mildly, exciting lvovich now it wasn’t just that it seems to me that it’s such a pleasure to listen to voices that are already enumerating purely technological sequences. happiness the whole process was somewhe

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the age of 35 in the seventh after a long training in october 2012, he made his first flight to the iss lasted 143 days and 16 hours, the second flight for almost 197 days happened from november 16 to june of the seventeenth year. well, the third passed from april to october of the twenty-first year about the flights of oleg novitsky, the younger generation of belarusians, knows a lot, because he actively leads. the social network publishes photos of the earth from the ship on instagram and writes a lot far from home about longing for our country, and in the foreseeable future, the first cosmonaut in the history of sovereign belarus will fly to the iss and this will be the girl of the application. 3,000 applicants were submitted for selection. after the interview , six of the most deserving ones were chosen to fly alone. at the moment when the belarusian flies to orbit , she will no longer be inexperienced now with everyone coaches and scientific chickens work closely as contenders. during the main selection , the girls were tested for endurance and physical strength. that is, according

you can’t fly out of the iss at any time or at any time what time minimally from the moment when theem arose to how you can be evacuated, and i think abruptly. it's about an hour, that is, an hour. you can fly from there. yes , it turns out even faster, but if something happens at the station and it’s irreversible, yes, we train it’s a fire once, if it’s irreversible, we fly in our ship, close it and seal it. eh, the hatch is all, we are ready for unpacking. for headaches, there is askofen p at an affordable price and askofen ultra with a reinforced composition to combat headaches and migraines. askofen when your head hurts at a bargain price, delicious, period. where are you going to ball? i'm leaving, i'm tired of the same thing and also eat for breakfast. yes, you haven’t tried our new product, natural cottage cheese with strawberries, only natural cottage cheese and ripe berries. here's a tasty, hearty new and natural flavor for the whole family. pentalgin extragel. it has the highest dosage of a substance from more inflammation against pain and inflammation in muscles and joints

first, we can connect the antennas of our iss antenna.e can battery . we don't know the way out before leaving. maybe there in a month, two or three, it will recharge everything and start it up just before the exit, and then everything will be fine. right here there is an advantage of the iss well, and also visibility , of course it's nice to see artemyev and the lockers there, who are all students of the main you to find contact with you, and then it won't turn out so much. now we have e people who are people involved. in general, everyone knows each other, so it's not a problem, seryozha, let 's dream up. this is how you see a man in space in 50 years. well, yes, 50 years old, beautiful food, because a satellite was launched on the centenary of tsiolkovsky and led this team, which would say today korolev, who was 50 years old. this is how it is the universe loves these 50. and now , i guess, i think that hmm in space, well, on the moon we should definitely be not only because there are minerals, it takes 3 days to fly there, and everyth

uh, on board the iss that tom coolly agreed to take two places to buy for himself for his assistant, and i don’t know if there is some kind of regular mission impossible, or just a movie in space, he will shoot there . the only thing is that when i found out the news, and it seemed to me that this is more real and since i will be at the station i will be the coman. stations will be cool if dom cruz is like an actor for me who played in top ghana . he was a real hero like this, a deck pilot of this one, how do they live there? like everything else was. cool, of course, that is, you're the golden cruz and then julia crosses. yes, here is our level at the beginning. i thought they would say and forget about it. but, when they showed me the paper with which they went, uh-huh, the producers of the film to the first person of the state, and he did not write with his hand to provide. as soon as i saw it, this was the church, i see, i immediately realized that it would be 100% it was an elevator. and it wasn’t shown on purpose, so that i wouldn’t have any illusions that i would fly with some

we have the iss and they have very complex automation on them, that if you take off the left of themn sequence and put them on in certain sequences, on the contrary, otherwise, there may be a fire, so this was the main task, and she lay down on me, as you say. i flew, and why didn't we suffocate with me? like, uh, don quixote had uh, sancho pants co he flew me, valera polyakov he is a doctor, he immediately says, i will be with musabaev, i will fan him, we found a fan, and he worked around me for a fan for a fan worked around me like this waving so that i don’t exhale this consciousness, yes, in space, if there is no ventilation, such a bag is smoothly formed, through and you fall asleep with carbon dioxide and do not get up to work. so, he mahal and mahal to the point that we still found six seven eight. i have these blocks, which means, firstly, they are not cooler. they had already corroded there before, which, uh, means that their it was no longer possible to unscrew it, he had to attach it to hang. it’s good that i was physically, then a healthy person, the master of sports of t

now the iss has gas analyzers that constantly check the composition of the air.magine the station has not been ventilated for over 20 years. it's like a reserved seat car, in which the windows open for me and which rushes all this time without stopping, but the freshness air is not the main problem is unpleasant, but you can live. but what is really dangerous is the toxic substances that the equipment inevitably releases. this is probably a small chemical enterprise. it's small in size, but in essence. this is a huge chemical plant, where everything is being monitored, there are gases that are harmful to humans. uh, there are analyzers for signaling, each analyzer is tuned to its own specific gas, to its own specific proportions. how does excess occur? either people are given a command to turn it on, or there, in some emergency modes, the machines themselves turn on and begin to clean this air on september 9, 2021. this is exactly what cosmonauts oleg novitsky and pyotr dubrov did after the alarm went off, turning on the equipment and cleaning the air. but in 199

on the second day, various situations were simulated on the iss.on my fingers as a keepsake today, not only our cosmonaut centers from all the sheets, which are both the mission control center and energy from the red army. uh, in order to just look at the whole crew. warmed up not systems, but ship layout designs the union and the stations of the russian segment are provided so that tourists or participants in a space flight can independently , let's say, serve themselves in space. it is important for us not to spoil, at least not to spoil, gentlemen. and the clicker director for a month and a half we had a huge amount of training, both at the station and on the ship, the guys showed themselves from the best side. they have a complete required set of knowledge that corresponds to their e, functions to perform a specific task in space flight. they are still in the middle of the road, because there will be imagine the preparation at baikonur and there they realize even more clearly. how difficult it is to do the work in space. the most difficult exam

iss no sauna.n in the beginning it was not only saunas, it was also a shower, which is lacking in space. indeed, it is not enough, but in practice it is very difficult to do, but our science is soviet. then, even later, russian reached the point that we had a real washing station, and this is not only just wash, yes, and this is a psychological relaxation and physical, so, uh, i flew with me on the first flight. eh doctor. e, polyakov valery vladimirovich who made the longest flight of 438 days. so, he came up with the idea that they sent us brooms, oak birch, on a truck. well, that is a real bath. we with these brooms, so we flew into this sauna. the so-called one of the stainless steel was made and steamed on in the truest sense of the word, at the height of space, that is. no, you see, there, uh, there was a lot of things that i was on mts i flew i did not find. they flew out, just at the end of the life cycle of the mir station, which was launched for 5 years, flew by 15. i know that these emer

they took out the garbage and reinstalled the airlock the russian iss crew spent 7 hours in outer space. while the houses are life-threatening, they said that they received an order to clean up everyone who left the combat areas . usa for tests and even on clothes new formats of the immortal regiment how is the preparation going? russians sergei prokopiev and dmitry petilin spent more than 7 hours in outer space on the outer side of the iss. the equipment was mounted the crew completed a difficult task moved the lock chamber from the raszvet module to the science module, the operation was carried out using a cargo manipulator. it was controlled from the onboard station by the third expedition member andrey fedyaev during the work, the astronauts encountered difficulties with the camera not being attached the first time due to the deformation of the planes of the docking units, but in the end everything went well, and the astronauts also conducted their series immortal regiment on a space scale. on one of the boxes you can see a photo of a veteran and a small copy of the banner of victor

they just made it inside the iss. so what comes next for them? they get to work, they have got about eight days at the international space station to perform a number of experiments from testing out a new communication system to taking a look at the effects of microgravity in the production of stem cells. as you said, boris, seven astronauts that are already on the international space station welcomed the four-member crew earlier today after they lifted off from kennedy space center here on sunday. peggy whitson, she is the commander of this space mission and she was the first one to make it from the dragon capsule onto the iss. we heard from a few of the astronauts shortly after they made it onto the international space station. one of them was the mission pilot, john shaufner who talked about what it's like to be on the iss. here's what he said. >> it's an honor to be here and make new friends in space. the first time i've done that for sure. so i've been dreaming or working toward this since i was 8 in a young astronauts club watching gemini p

the international space station a few minutes ago when we saw all four of them make their way on to iss whitson, the u.s. commander was the first to be welcomed on, and she is a former nassau astronaut, and she knows a couple of the astronauts already there, and she herself was a commander at the iss. she is no stranger to any of this having spent 665 days in space. john shoffner, he is the mission pilot, and the second person who made it on to the iss, and then following him were the two saudis who are on this ally alqarni who is the mission specialist, and then also a mission specialist on the trip is rayyanah barnawi, and she made history herself being the first saudi woman in space, and so right now, all four crew members are aboard the international space station, and as you noted, they will be there for eight days doing a number of experiments from cancer research to taking a look at the effects of gravity on the production of stem cells. they will be looking at the new communication systems and some technology that axiom says is going to improve the lives of future space traveler

it is unique after watching a movie on the iss to go into outer space.ew allegations of an attack on the kremlin and the russian president were decided in the united states and ukraine acted as the executor, and all their attempts to deny involvement do not stand up to scrutiny. the world knows who supplies the regimes of zelensky weapons, they see who is now silent and understands. why is gregory silent? yemelyanov deployed opposition to the administration of the head of state of our ministry of foreign affairs and international reaction. probably everyone who followed the conflict in ukraine understood this one way or another, including those who are now justifying themselves by saying that washington has nothing to do with the attack on the kremlin residence of vladimir putin , this is the position of the kremlin because, as emphasized by the press secretary of the russian president. everyone knows perfectly well that it is because of the oceans that ukrainian militants are being dictated where to strike where attempts to disown this. kiev and washing

and it'd iss-a— she's part of the show. and it'd iss-a snans— she's part of the show. that arise as part of any future investigation. it remains to be seen whether she really will be on that this morning sofa on monday morning . brilliant right. monday morning. brilliant right. thank you very much for that. inai-s— thank you very much for that. inai-s iiys— thank you very much for that. that's live from _ thank you very much for that. that's live from television ssniss. — that's live from television centre. it's— that's live from television centre. it's a— that's live from television centre. it's a it's- that's live from television centre. 2 2 centre. it's a it's a story that just won't go away. and in politics, alastair campbell, who used to be tony blair's pugnacious but aggressive rottweiler in charge of communications , said if a story communications, said if a story if a minister was on the front page 6 or 7 days, that go because and this has been a front page story now for ten days, ten days at least, isn't it now? yeah, no, absolutely. ana— it now? yeah, no, abs

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police week takes off as part of our showing appreciation for law-enforcement iss showing howemotionallylingjob can be . ray joins us now . so nice to meet you . i think. no beinga cop , that you do. full snow being is our job physically dangerous but it also takes abs toll on your soul a does it not? >> absolutely,statements . his bocascading bothphysical and mental matter . in first responders cost as wellnn where all notorious for compartmentalizing these traumas need a the overtime after suppressing always different emotions is you so that's what this campaign is all about and trying to spread awareness and movemental health as it relates to the first responder community . >>it police officers tremendous amount of power in our society so we needac women and men of the highest caliber and character . how do we persuade to pursue that line of work when number one, the job issome tough at every level and pay is so slight ? >> i think there's got to be this l utilization of the first responder again as long as we make it a profession will look forward to doing and change the perception a

on the outside of the iss, they mounted equipment . the crew completed a difficult task. the airlock from the dawn module to the science module, the operation was carried out using a cargo manipulator, it was controlled from the board from the station by the third member of the expedition andrey fedyaev during the work, the cosmonauts encountered difficulties, the camera was not attached the first time due to deformation of the planes of the docking units, but in the end was successful, and the astronauts also led a kind of immortal regiment on a cosmic scale. on one of the boxes you can see a photo of a veteran and a small copy of the famous one. well outside of work activities during a spacewalk. the expedition members at the same time took out the garbage in a waste bag and pushed it away from the station so that their trajectories would not intersect in the near future. the drive will burn up in the dense layers of the atmosphere, the current exit was the sixty-seventh. the russian iss program, and for sergei prokopiev , this is al

the atmosphere really spreads very, very far and, uh, if at the altitude of the iss flight - i'm not opinion, 400-odd kilometers. uh , if there was no atmosphere, then the iss would not have to periodically adjust the orbit to adjust its ford brown burner, uh, the founder of the rude speaking of this whole german program. he really made both cruise missiles and ballistic missiles, that is, the fao-1 v-2 and gave london it did not reach and cut the areas. as they say, blows were dealt. that is, this is a brilliant scientist, no doubt, if the brown foundation was wrong, the americans would have flown into space, and even more so to the moon, because he personally built their space program, but korolev, uh, and. uh, all our rocket scientists they built their own system, because if you look, for example, there at the rocket saturn and fau. roughly speaking, there is the same layout there, if you put an r1 rocket next to it but our union, yes, and on a different layout, further flight space yes indeed, there are legends not a legend, but that brown also set himself the goal of flying into

the russian space crew left the iss for the second time this year.ed from the dawn module to the laboratory module science airlock. the two of them were engaged in the preparation of equipment and its docking and, a, the third cosmonaut. andrey fedyaev was responsible for the most movement controlled by the manipulator. era with board. the iss operation began on thursday night and took more than seven hours. and in a week, the crew is waiting for another mission overboard the international station. i propose to go then along the same route, they began an investigation that could become a trump card for jubaiden's opponents during the senator's election campaign. chuck grasley , congressman james conor, said that according to their information, the fbi has a certain document with accusations against the current us president. and this document, contrary to the law, was ignored. it is alleged that during his tenure as vice president under obama biden , some foreigners took part in a corruption money scheme in exchange for lobbying for political decision

sergey prokopyev, dmitry petelin and andrey fedyaev, is to depart from the baikonur cosmodrome to the iss today the launch is scheduled for 15:56 moscow time, the journey to the station is expected to take about 3.5 hours to the iss , in total, almost 2.5 tons of cargo will be delivered to the soyuz launch vehicle that will put the progress module into a near-earth orbit. memorable dates that are celebrated this year are the tercentenary and the 60th anniversary of the flights of valentina tereshkov, the first women in space. the eurasian economic forum opens in moscow, which this year dedicated to integration in a multipolar world, the event will be held as part of the two-day summit of the eurasian economic union , which, in addition to russia, includes armenia , belarus, kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan. the key events of the economic forum will be a plenary session with the participation of vladimir putin, which will take place today. a total of 35 business networks are planned. more than 2,700 representatives of the authorities of the business community, international organizations and the

in these minutes, the iss is boiling overboard work in outer space, the russians sergey prokopyev andy petelin went out, and right now they have a very difficult task to transfer the airlock from the flourishing module to the science module. this is necessary for carrying out new experiments, the installation operations are carried out with the help of a cargo manipulator and it is controlled with the on-board station by the third member of the expedition, the cosmonaut. andrey fedyaev takes six and a half hours for the whole operation. the current exit has already become the sixty- seventh russian iss program, and for sergei prokofiev, this is already the fifth working shift on the outer side of the orbital complex. residents of the tula region will be able to receive all types of highly qualified oncological care without leaving the region. all this will be available in a modern cancer center. in tula, its construction is now being completed , this was announced by governor alexei dyumin today he checked how the work is going, the clinic is already ready for 2/3. it is being built a

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ah, to catch a man, well, it’s unrealistic sergey ryazansky flew to the iss twice in total, he livednd worked. there 10 months. he had four spacewalks, one of which sergey remembers in particular is the glove in which i carried the olympic torch in the thirteenth in the year when the whole country was preparing for the olympics, in the event the crew and i took part in the olympic torch relay , the olympic torch flew into space, and oleg kotod and i, then my commander, carried the olympic torch into outer space, lower it and so on. yulia, klimushipenko’s overpowers, were not allowed to go out into outer space , it was too risky, it was a difficult 12 days, both for the climate, yulia, who had to not only get used to weightlessness, but also start filming literally after the starter rocket, and for us astronauts, we had to teach the text to shoot the same scene several times in duplicates, and shooting. passed not only during the allotted working hours. well, our personal result of this titanic work was a huge amount of filmed video material. the experiment was not just a choice, but

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preparations are also underway, uh belarusian cosmonauts yes, who will be researchers on board the issw they are in the republic of belarus and work with our specialists under the program of scientific research, including in the development of space technology and applied problems , and there are a lot of developments that are now being carried out both on an initiative basis and within the framework of certain programs. all the space programs that are being made within the framework of the union state are they eh? not just but new unique they rely on what was achieved in previous stages, such as, let's say, have now moved on to the space program. and within the framework of it, it will be enough to develop a lot in scientific, scientific and applied, including, uh. this will probably be the second program that will be jointly created by belarusian-russian specialists to create small spacecraft for propulsion tasks. ah, the atmosphere. uh, zone layer and space weather observations. the decision of our presidents is quite a very serious stage - the creation of a russian belarusian ultra

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progress delivered more than 2.5 tons of cargo to the iss.luding a workplace for open space and baumansky on the satellite, this launch was dedicated to the 300th anniversary of the anniversary, the capital of the perm territory, the soyuz launch vehicle itself was marked with symbols, perm 300, to watch the launch at baikonur, a delegation from perm came along with the governor of the region. dmitry makhonin was visited by schoolchildren who study at the children's technopark and the quantorium and air engineering school. the pain may be different, it doesn't matter. what caused the pain, if there is pentalgin universal remedies for different types of pain pentalgin will do without pain , you must admit that we are unique, only we measure time without losing. at the same time, not a minute of rest after rest. i will find you a place to stay. first we also have the second drug in stock and the third one is in the dosage of 3 and 10 mg, how can you find out such confidence in the application of the honest mark, which pharmacy has the necessary

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farewell, iss. make us proud. ♪♪ man 6: zero gravity robotics, iss finals. middle schools form around the county. woman: i want to congratulate everybody around the world. i am so proud of all of the work that you've done. you have written code to control satellites on the international space station. so, everybody across the country, give yourselves a round of applause right now. and best of luck. so let's get this competition started. if we win here, then we go here against... we're versus someone and versus someone, and then if we win, we gotta... i hope we can at least win the conference b. maybe not the whole thing, but at least conference b. -anybody need a bracket? -i need one. i need the schedule for the teams. (overlapping chatter) and, everybody, make lots of noise for the space station on the center screen. (cheering and applause) woman: station imp for two, fisch. we are onboard with you and you are looking marvelous. how you doing, cady? i am great, but i will tell you that i've got some folks here and around country. there are hundreds of kids,

the training of belarusian cosmonauts is also underway, yes , who will be researchers on board the iss. now they are in the republic of belarus and are working with our specialists in the program of scientific research, including in the development of space technology and applied problems, and there are a lot of developments and which now behave both on an initiative basis and within the framework, when certain programs, all space programs that are being made within the framework of the union state, they are not just, but new, unique, they are based on what was achieved by e at previous stages, such as, for example, is now transferred, but to the space program. within the framework of it , it will be enough to develop a lot in scientific, scientific and applied, including, uh. probably this will be the second program, which will, uh, jointly by belarusian-russian specialists , create small spacecraft for propulsion tasks. ah, the atmosphere. uh, zone layer and space weather observations. the decision of our presidents for the second e, quite a very serious stage, is the creation russia

well, i understand that the russians will now use all possible means to intimidate the members of the iss, and we can already see this from all the decisions that are made there in moscow. the latest is about more than 60,000 crimes committed by russian troops on the territory of ukraine, and these crimes are obviously those that fall under the jurisdiction of the international criminal court, but so far , for some reason , the matter has not progressed beyond these two characters, and this is very it's sad because i have to translate now. in this regard, the conversation is also about the performers of those who press the buttons of the bombers who drop five-hundred meter kg bombs on civilian objects and so on and so on that is , including, by the way, the same lukashenka and his publicists who, well, it is possible that they do not participate in these crimes, but contribute to all crimes, so i think that, in our legal, so to speak, part of our front , in the person of the ministry of justice and other structures, we need to somehow work more actively with our colleagues at the iss, it

burn out in dense layers of the atmosphere, the current exit was the sixty -seventh in the russian issd for sergei prokopiev this is already the fifth work shift overboard the orbital complex. now the word of my colleagues valery gavrilovsky host of the emergency program lira what will we tell today about peace at the cemetery in naberezhnye chelny for which they fought for too long, the relatives of the deceased announced the verdicts to the one for whom the funeral was too loud with scandals and fights, and sometimes it was all canceled, such a tone at work was set by the director. what he was accused of and who spoke in court against him, see our exotics course. welcome to a world where everything is just for you. so it was possible, of course , to pay for all this easily with a world card. if you have an application, pay for purchases in any way that is familiar to you from a world card or the mirpay application, habitually non-cash, by the way, who do you listen to, everything that we love grows in gardens with donya quality, putting aside seeds to juice from an idea. give them im

we tune in to work, drink tea even on the iss cosmonaut oleg skripochka spent a total of 536 days inays that drinking tea with something tasty helps when you miss earth. even if instead of your favorite cup. it's a tricky package. we cut the package carefully along this line, cutting to the end so that small pieces do not fly around the volume of the station here we open the valve on the iss there is an apparatus that supplies water under pressure with it, not only tea, but also coffee, soups, milk, juices are prepared . here is a non-return valve, that is, here it lets out back, it doesn’t let out, then the tea is infused, as we usually do it on earth. then we cut the bag on the other side, carefully unfold the tube and gradually twisting the package. thus. we squeeze out the contents of the package. uh, for the intended purpose, each astronaut has his own set of nutrition, it contains both black and green tea. it was interesting in our first flight, my commander alexander was a career, he liked black tea more, and i mostly green, so we had such a barter. i waited for black, my tea

recently obtained during experiments on iss and are already moving into practical use.w making implants with such a complex internal cell structure, and it is very important that this coating is not only on the outside of the side of the implant, but extends to the entire internal cell structure, so we are now working on a project that should implement the technology when the entire surface of the implant and even the inside was covered with these very, but bioactive materials, which will provide just such an even faster integration. all data first the future implant is calculated on a computer using russian software based on the data that the bioengineer receives from the patient's ct mri doctor , for example, a three-dimensional model is created for the replacement of bone tissue in maxillofacial surgery, then the program is loaded into the tomograph printer and the printer actually works one at a time principle, only the tomograph makes sections in layers analyzing the biocanine, and the printer prints the necessary layers in layers already from metal. on each of the

that crew should be docking at the iss in just a few hours from now around 9:30 a.m.e iss before heading back home to earth there are so many different ways, different types of people that are now getting sent up and it feels like there's a great momentum happening as far as heading up to space. >> always great when you have those firsts and as long as we keep those firsts coming, we're literally on the right track. >>> mexico is keeping a close eye as volcanic activity in the center of the country sounds alarm bells. the volcano just 45 miles from mexico city erupted over the weekend. after the eruption an uptick in tremors, officials issued a yellow alert level but have not yet required evacuations the activity temporarily shut down two of the country's biggest airports and canceled in-person classes for the surrounding schools. we've done this before and every now and then it will get active and spew all of this and when they have to shut down the airports it's not because of just the vision but because that ash can be abrasive and can be detrimental to the fuselag