in general, in principle, we played out the name of the tsub , the shift flight director, yes, the srpight director, we have vladimir solovyov, who is the flight director of the entire russian segment of the iss, and there is a whole group of shift flight directors, who each there are four people on shift, two for the station, one of them is the main one and two for the ships , and here are four srps every day, yes, that is, they are the ones who directly control the flight every day, that's when the americans trained, when they passed exams, before they went out on... shift to control the real station, they had to pass an exam, so at the exam we also played out our segment, we had meetings, scripts, such as when those who provide tinting or sat in a circle exam, and we were there too, they told us, like what, what could break down, we told them, let's say today our electron system breaks down, which provides oxygen at the station, makes oxygen out of water, yes, yes , by electrolysis, yes, it produces oxygen and hydrogen, which is ejected into space from the station, so we came up wit

that slide in tech stocks pressuring the s&p srp and the nasdaq. what nvidia reports later on in the week. it is the bellwether for tech and a.i. and analysts said a disappointing read could hit market sentiment. the nasdaq is up by 50 points. looking at what is happening with oil as well, nwti posted the biggest daily gain in two weeks in monday trade amid continued fears of conflict in the middle east and the shutdown of key libyan oil fields as well. prices are pulling back today as investors reassess the outlook for oil markets with goldman sachs actually reducing its price range by $5 a barrel, now sitting between $70 and $85, citing upside surprises to inventories. right now brent at 81.21 a barrel, down by .22%. wti down by .43 as well. the energy firm said lower production costs help to off side the impact of weaker prices. woodside announcing down 80 cents per share in previous years. the ceo meg o'neil told cnbc she was satisfied with performance in the underlying buses. >> what pleases me is the strength of the base business. very strong

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