mistakes, therefore, the next person wants to make the best rocket in the world, kvetkin alexander rccroduced, my name is alexander kvetkin, head of the sector in the head design department for launch vehicle progress. now there is a trend in the world to launch spacecraft using reusable launch vehicles. and we are also working on developing such a rocket. it's called cupid. will use. natural gas and liquid oxygen, launches will take place from the vostochny cosmodrome, being participants in this project, i would like to note that it is connected with the need to introduce new technologies , test the landing of the first stage, as well as create a reusable engine for the first stage, we understand that our satellite constellation is currently actively developing, which means that we already need a lot. the amur launch vehicle, however, the sequestration of the federal space program is slowing down the pace of development, tell me, is there an opportunity to help promote a reusable launch vehicle? thank you, yuri ivanovich, you talked it into it, yes, it’s clear, that means, but this is

the rcc foundation will offer robotics classes during the school day and more advanced robotics clubsents to compete in competitions across the country. principal jose cortez says this is a beneficial opportunity for these dual immersion students. >> this is an opportunity for kids to discover some talents that they may not know that they had because a lot of times the students in this area don't have the opportunities for enrichment activities such as this. >> the goal is that this program builds self confidence for students so they can end up in the field of stem one day, maybe even google. all to ensure the future of ai will feature south bay students. >> if you think about all of us that are in the current workforce, if we had started doing ai and touching robots when we were seven and eight years old, that would be us innovating now. and i'm just so excited to see the future with these adelante students in it in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> that's exciting. that's good for them. it really is. >> now students who participate in the robotics club on campus will use t