oleg blinov oleg blinov is a research cosmonaut working with me at the cosmonaut training center. cosmonaut shawl center. and in general, how did you come to astronautics. now i am developing integrated simulators for promising ships. this is such an interesting topic, uh, which suggests that we will have new ships in the near future. well, and, accordingly, under these new ships it is necessary to create drainage facilities for astronauts. and here we are now under a promising transport ship. the eagle is now called e, we are developing a comprehensive simulator that will allow you to work out on the ground. all stages of flight from the moment of launch to the moment of landing. but, and the second question is how i came to astronautics. i previously served in the air force assignment missile forces. uh, i flew on a mi 8 helicopter and then fate turned so that the ministry of defense. it became that our part should be retrained. and uh, the relocation turned out to be that i ended up in the center of the astronauts' flights and i was identified by the unit that deals with uh, th

we continue the conversation with oleg blinov, and the trip to the moon was in this experiment to wait. it so happened that it seems now time has already passed, a year has already passed, and these are the effects. a negative factor that just adapts to some condition. i don't know whether it's psychologists on purpose, or that's how it turned out, or whether it's a transformation within the team. she constantly stuck the most painful thing and every day she presented you with something so not very convenient. and that was probably the hardest part. e, each time to adapt to new conditions somehow and at some point for me, er, there were days of stay in these conditions. uh, comparable as after all, for three, that is, the day lasted incredibly. although, uh, they were scheduled, but how would the methods be from morning to evening. we almost had breakfast and yes. dinner we include culture. yes, including exercise. well, plus more about physical education. hey, that was an interesting approach. in order to simulate the changes that occur in space, and space is more so. weightlessness i

we continue our conversation with oleg blinov about a trip to the moon.most difficult thing was to wait for the end of this experiment. it so happened that it seems that now time has already passed, almost a year has already passed, and these are the effects of a negative factor that you are just adjusting to some condition. i don't know if it's psychologists on purpose, either this is how it turned out, or it is a transformation within the team. she constantly got stuck in the most painful thing and every day something happened to you that is not very convenient. and that was probably the hardest part. e, each time to adapt to new conditions somehow and at some point for me, e, the days of stay in these conditions were comparable, as after all three, that is, the day lasted incredibly. although uh, they were painted. well , as if the techniques were in the morning. evening almost had breakfast and yes, dinner with us promises exercise. yes, including physical education, but plus more about physical education. uh, an interesting approach was to simulate t