i am cosmonauts from space oleg novitsky and i'm petr dubrov, now this is the international space stationt soon there will be a film studio in zero gravity for the entire time of its operation. didn't set foot here, radio actress or director. well, now they won’t set foot, because below, they rather fly. they are walking, what else is unusual and waiting in orbit to apply makeup, and why in space is it impossible to cry in the frame? turn on. on october 5, 2021, actresses yulia peresild and director klim shipenko are going to the iss to build a good working mood for the flight. i'm ready before it's not professionals never worked in space. yes, it was such that the so-called space tourists flew to the iss, but for them it was pure entertainment. now they fly to orbit to work to shoot a movie. in this module , filming will take place about what awaits a person who arrives at the iss how they live where earth's gravity ends and weightlessness begins. okay, how's work? when in one and a half and a half and of course about how life is organized on the iss in orbit, as well as on earth, a five

and white uh, i am grateful to our incredibly cool commander oleg novitsky and anton shkaplerov petr dubrovwas delayed for another six months because of us. i am grateful to all those who prepared us. we have some truly incredible space professionals that we can be proud of. i am grateful to my mom, dad and my children, who just got through it all. and, of course, i'm grateful. to my now space brother klimashepenko, who made the first film in space about a man. and most importantly for a person and most importantly, with what i returned. from there it is with the realization that that our planet is very fragile. she really is and we are very fragile. i don't know what challenges await me. i don't know tomorrow. but today , as a woman, i want to love to forgive and help, so today, with pride and joy, i transfer the material part of this award to the children of my galchonok foundation, because they really need them. thanks by the decree of the president of the russian federation, the state prize of the russian federation for outstanding achievements in the field of humanitarian activity in 2

eating teams i am grateful to our incredibly cool commander oleg novitsky and anton shkaplerov petr dubrovo delayed another six months because of us. i am grateful to all those who prepared us. we have some truly incredible space professionals that we can be proud of. i am grateful to my mom, dad and my children, who just got through it all. and, of course, i'm grateful. to my now space brother shipenko, who made the first film in space about a man. and most importantly for a person and most importantly, with what i returned. that's where it comes from with the realization that our planet is very fragile. she really is and we are very fragile. i don't know what challenges await me. i don't know tomorrow. but today i want to love like a woman. forgive and help. therefore, today, with pride and joy, i transfer the material part of this award to the children of my galchonok foundation. because they really need them. thanks by the decree of the president of the russian federation, the state prize of the russian federation for outstanding achievements in the field of humanitarian activity in 20

the business trip is designed for 191 days with petr dubrov and the american astronaut.g forward to a year. it seems to me that we are now, uh, at the start of a new vitok, we have come to a certain milestone, and the main indicator of this is the emergence of successful private companies, the technology is practically no longer secret. they lie on the surface. it remains only to correctly reproduce them, find a means and astronautics really is now on the verge of a very serious breakthrough. you know that once upon a time it was good on mars. on mars there were flows, reiki was an ocean. i'm sure there was life there. although it hasn't been proven yet. and where it is and for what reason it is very important. for us, the climate of the earth is also changing every second. our planet loses about 3 kg of hydrogen. hydrogen is water and i would like to know why mars on mars this happened quickly, and the earth still holds the conditions for our life and generally preserves them if something happens similar to what happened on mars , conditions on earth can change very qui

anton shkaplerov and petr durov anton shlyaplerov spent 176 days in orbit pyotr dubrov became a recordace flight under the iss program was 355 days. yulia klimshepenko's settlers came to star city to meet the cosmonauts. well, what, she was open on her side, is she all right? it's all right, yes, and a parachute, right? state commission crew iss 66 peter will be hard, of course, it will be very hard for peter, because after all, a year in orbit is a very long period of time, a big stage. i hope, that peter will endure it, after all, a guy, he is a worthy strong guy for six months. yes, it's hard too. but i hope that after all, 2-3 days will pass, maybe a week, and we guys will see already at the training center. they will already come on their own and meet with us to say hello, and we will congratulate them on their return to earth. vision well , everything was fine, they were surrounded by journalists, we did not know how to get through. stop done. the wind was 15-20 m. and we have a restriction on the route 150 rehabilitation. i am now waiting for astronauts who, having landed automa