oleg novitsky was born in 1971 in the small town of cherven. looked up to gagarin, but nowitzki became one of the few who was really able to connect his life with space. achieving his dream oleg novitsky decided to get a special education and entered the higher military aviation school named after chkalovo, located in the voronezh region. after some time, the future cosmonaut continued his studies in yeisk and volgograd. having received the specialty of pilot engineer, novitsky continued to improve his skills and knowledge. before he was enlisted in the cosmonaut corps, he managed to hold various positions, starting with a pilot and ending with it. commander of the aviation squadron of the assault aviation regiment. in 2004 , novitsky decided to enter the air force academy named after yuri gagarin, his childhood idol. having successfully completed the training and received diploma of a graduate of the command faculty, oleg navitsky headed the military formation of the russian air force. in 2006, navitsky successfully passed a special and rather

we continue our space stories podcast and with me today are the heroes of russia, cosmonauts olek novitskys differently, that is, they will already be filming a film, that’s it, we set up cameras somehow, and you they flew in one at a time, there were practically no people there, and i was probably somewhere in the fgb already, a sick cosmonaut was waiting for you, in short, they explained it to you incorrectly, but everything was wrong then we hadn’t shot the film yet, because we wanted to get together, as if you were flying in there everyone hugs in this module, you know? there it’s cold up to your shoulder, they send you a little further, they meet the next person, but here it didn’t work out like that, a little bit like confusion, well, a little bit of miscommunication, but apparently it happened, because we were really filming, but this moment is like, well, you remember , we then filmed it after a new one, we filmed it again, well, okay, this is us, this is us already on the first day, but let’s go back to the beginning of all this, this idea, when you first learned about what’s goin

i'm a stomach, and he was also in novitsky's group, he claims that before participating in studies ofl complain. did she tell vidsky something? no, he's not there, that's why i came to you. should i come see you today? of course, can we have it at lunchtime today? no, sorry, this dance is already taken over by dinners, wow, is this really progress? yes, we are close to victory, well , i’ll drop by after lunch, come on! what if patient number seven, bile pancreatitis, does that explain the higher transaminate levels, doesn't explain the cough , the difficulty breathing? yes, pneumonia does not explain transaminase, there are other options. why isn't he married? two children have been together for 15 years, they love each other, because the stamp in the passport is not the main thing. i don’t really want to get married. i was already married at your age, maybe i’m aloof, that’s it, we finished, we can return to the patient, general blood test to determine the condition of the liver, pancreas, direct, indirect belerubin, lipase, amylase, i will do a ct scan of the respiratory organs, pea

castlab space stories are two russian cosmonaut heroes, oleg novitsky and anton shkaplerov.h, the second anniversary of our space flight, the start of filming the film challenge. that’s why we have gathered here today to talk, discuss, remember how it all happened, how it all began. anton, we launched from baikanur on october 5, and our crew, me, yulia and you, we launched on a soyuz rocket. and at this time already. were oleg and pyotr dubrov on the iss? yes, that's what happened. tell me, we ordinary cosmonauts are seated in a rocket in 2 hours. you were, we have special people, people in our crew, well, they budgeted 2.5 hours, do you remember what you did for 2.5 hours, i think this was due to the fact that i, as i found out, was later the tallest participant in the space flight who flew on the union ships, they just wanted me to suffer longer, due to the fact that it was extremely uncomfortable for me to be there because of my height, i think it was due to this, that they just wanted me to experience this discomfort longer, so to speak, and what were you thinking at tha

alleged documentary film from canada in 1983, it's called harvest of sorrow, its author is svyatoslav novitskynian origin, of course. food was used as a weapon against peoples who caused trouble for moscow. the famine was deliberately provoked in the northern caucasus, in the volga basin in ukraine. soviet secret police sealed off ukraine's borders to prevent anyone from leaving the country or bringing in food, and the country the size of france was suffocating from hunger. in less than 2 years , 10 million people died, 7 million of them in ukraine, including 3 million children. this is, of course, a real fantasy; if we are talking about registered mortality, then this is in the limit is somewhere around 2-3 million, but if we add here the unregistered mortality in other regions, then we get a minimum, this is at least 5 million, but the maximum is really up to 7 million, but this is not in ukraine, of course, that’s all districts of the soviet union. in ukraine we are talking about the fact that at most, well, two, well, three - this is generally a stretch, but no more than that, thank you ve

open, here they are our heroes, the first to evacuate the ship’s commander, the hero of russia oleg novitskymic speeds could break the spirit and sense of humor of the astronauts, it’s like a roller coaster, said klin shipenko about the descent from orbit. in general, do you remember, after the blow, everything calmed down, let it go device, what are your first thoughts? oh, listen, i would be incredibly glad that the knees are in place, everything, everything, really worked out, the blow , by the way, was not what i... i thought it would be, because no matter how they scared us with this blow, they said there from the second floor to the back, i think, from the second floor it somehow hurts the back, it’s generally hard, yes, yes, yes, but in the end no, it turned out that somehow we really you you, you planted it softly, and then this feeling, when the earth’s gravity began to squeeze you, i remember that moving into your middle seat was, well, very difficult, that is, it was as if i had already become accustomed to being weightless, i had lifted some incredible weight, although... that is

unfortunately, time flies, at cosmic speed, cosmic, it was a space stories podcast, with me today were oleg novitskyak and i'm a literate here podcast called let them not talk, let them read. we talk about different topics, about different writers, about classics or about those who are close to us. but today we are talking about an author who, on the one hand, has passed away quite a long time ago, on the other hand , he is with us, he is nearby, this is sergei sanovich yesenin, a very popular poet, many say that he is a national poet, his anniversary was celebrated not this year, but earlier, and this year we just remember aisenin with a special feeling every time at the beginning of autumn, when he was born, today our guest is the general director of the museum of the reserve sergei sanovich yesenin, boris igorevich, joganson, hello, hello, and today our guest is also andrei veshkurtsev, an actor of the moscow art academic theater named after maxim gurkov. hello, andrey, andrey, performer of the role of sergei senin in the sensational play called “yeseninan’s woman”. we will talk about yeseninen f

go against the statistics, so you wait, don’t get angry, we need to figure it out, let’s wait for novitsky? igor, look, in your report on satanal’s research, you don’t have all the data on the barrel. during the follow-up examination of the patients , it turned out that not only petrov, but many others had complaints that were not recorded anywhere. yeah, checkup, right? let me ask you what kind of chickens they have our brothers have the right to examine patients. we'll deal with this later, could you please explain to me why this data was hidden? because it was andrei’s order, mine, and yes, at that time you were the head of the department, andrei wanted to hide the data, yes, he initiated a study of the drug in you, and when there was a side effect, he asked me not to display it in the reports, what the hell , this is impossible, well, andrey, if you don’t remember this, it doesn’t mean it didn’t happen, you’re interested in a new drug, asked me to meet with my wife, i arranged this for you, you persuaded her to have satan tested in your department, you can ask about this, irina, let 's

krasnov decides to conduct a secret investigation into the drug that novitsky is promoting, again exposing to attack. i didn’t believe it when i realized that professor krasnov was faking research on a toxic drug. more than 3,000 reposts. i hope such popularity will not interest the prosecutor's office. the intrigue is becoming more acute, and the danger is getting closer. will doctor krasnov be able to remember everything? to know. the truth about your loved ones, the continuation of the medical drama is already tonight on our channel, the series is also available on the media platform. ekaterina frolova and tatyana popova, vesti. today’s traditional lesson from a series of conversations about important things is dedicated to teacher’s day, with the guys we will discuss the role of teachers and mentors in the life of every person, we will also talk about what part of the functions of a teacher can be taken on by artificial intelligence, why is it important to study well? please start studying in all subjects from the very beginning so as not to repeat my mistake, when you missed it, it al

conversation about the filming of the first film in space, with director klim shipenko, cosmonaut oleg novitsky toilet, here's the toilet, here's the hose, well figure out for yourself what is happening here and how to use it, we were trained, practiced, still nothing worked, it’s still like the first time, everything, and we fly to the set, here it is, you can already see it. here is the frame that we will shoot, here you can let go of the phone like this, and it will hang and turn, here so i’m going to shoot it myself, oleg flew in, he’s already filmed it, we’re now ready to shoot our final scene, dbc, number 16, 14 16 daily conference, and i’m waiting for everyone at... pho, i call it an intersection where you can install a traffic light when there are a lot of people, that’s why, here’s my module, i lived here, spent 12 days here, between these two big spacesuits, here i slept, that’s it, here’s my module, that’s how i personally fly, that’s it . it's such a truck, in general, in fact, they throw garbage there, in general, i lived next to the garbage, but it didn’t smell, the main thing is

interfere, absolutely, absolutely, meocorditis, most likely myotic, this is the same patient of novitsky

continue to talk about filming. the first film in space with director klim shipenko, cosmonaut oleg novitsky to the set, here it is, here’s the frame that we’ll shoot, here you can also let go of the phone, and it will hang, rotate, just like that, shoot by yourself, here oleg flew, he has already been filmed, yes, we are also now ready to shoot our final scene, number 16 14 16 this is the daily conference, and i’m waiting for everyone at the intersection, this pho, what ’s called pho, i call it the intersection, where you can install a traffic light when there are a lot of people, that’s why, this is my module, i lived here, spent 12 days here, between these two large spacesuits, this is where i slept, so this is mine. so he's such a mess there, in general, basically they throw garbage there, in general, i... he lived with the garbage, but he didn't it smelled, the main thing is that it didn’t smell. listen, i, i remember everything very well, uh, every detail, i remember, because i was also involved in organizing each module for filming, so i tried to control every detail in the frame so t

life on the iss is dozens rules, for example, to put all things away and fasten them in place, oleg novitsky for two to three seconds and accidentally hit it with my elbow, it seemed like there was nowhere to go. this volume, but then they searched for her for 2 weeks. thousands of people around the world watch life on the orbital station every day, everyone is interested in how to wash, just wash your face, and how to get to the gym? and here you have to turn 90, here is our gym with the best view of the earth that can be, and... a spacewalk for every astronaut, and today is a big event. the feeling, of course, is very strong, especially on the first exit, because you don’t understand how you will feel when this hatch opens, when you come out, and the whole planet is under you, yes, space beckons us, earthlings, and becoming an astronaut today is realistic , the roscosmos state corporation has started a new recruitment of volunteers, which means space is very close, you just have to want it. elizaveta nikishova, stepan erofi. ksenia moklyak, channel one. well, dear friends, we are moving on

unknown how the case will end, but this case won’t end in anything, doc, you’re in no danger, it’s novitskynk you, doc, it’s the same now definitely bring back the nurse, doc, andrei nikolaevich, not everything is lost. hello, hello, what are you reading, an introduction to pharmacology, i want to remember something i never knew, but it’s commendable, i’m interested, listen, what are you going to do after discharge? i don’t know how to live, since i’m not dead, maybe i’ll go to study, i think i can, only thanks to you, so after discharge i ’ll take you to my place, you’ll live with me for a little while, and you don’t even have to argue, i don’t understand why you want , this is temporary until we deal with your creditors, listen, kira, you’re not you can hide in the hospital all your life and run from them, we can handle it, healthy work, healthy spirit, i am glad to welcome all participants in the charity... race and ask you to greet our heroes with stormy and endless applause, andrei nikolavich, well, thank god, hello, katyusha , anna sergeevna came as a youth, i’m glad to see you, i tri

[000:00:00;00] absolutely, myoccorditis, most likely medicated, this is the same patient of novitsky, yeah, how strange, navisky behaved with him today, yes, i also noticed, as if he was hiding something, yes, you can look at the charts of other patients, participants satanal's research, but this will take a long time, something, i just even have a vein, do you want coffee , i want it , tomorrow, i'll tell you how it all started for us, your department is becoming, more precisely temporarily, changing its specialization, i can help, we are wasting time , do not allow andry nikolaevch it is simply extremely unwise to act as a doctor. so what now? doctor krasnov, continuation, we'll watch it tomorrow. at 21:20. i welcome you, dear friends, to our next episode of the besagon tv author’s program. it will be called milparon under the blanket. milparon in french, a thousand apologies. i think you will understand why we named our program that way. but as usual. first i want to report to you that our previous program, which was called the reflection of the occupier, was also broadcast on the