area of ​​responsibility was the world’s first female cosmonaut, hero of the soviet union, valentina tereshkova is proud she remembers how the entire corps of cosmonauts of the ussr passed through her magical hands, since i was in the star, she survived in the star, they all passed through my hands in the star and were not sick. the written curator of the belarusian vanga was the amazing scientist viktor mikhailovich inyushin. professor of biophysics emeritus. the inventor is a real wizard from the world of exact sciences. his discovery, confirming that water has memory, once shocked the entire scientific community. not only must one invent, one must also prove the effectiveness of this invention. and this is the most difficult process. our fedora danilovna helped him prove the unobvious. he was the first to document that the hands of a healer emit radiation that ordinary people do not have. for example, they take blood. this is how they infect pigs, my pigs are no longer sick, medicine makes its own medicines, but their pigs die, they don’t get better, but they get me well, now professor innyu

song dedicated to valentina tereshkova. irina, uh, dancing in 800 songs.he people were laughing, because at the royal the king played ready. that's it. right. lyudmila senchina. eh, dancing in songs for a thousand. one, two, put on your shoes, shame on you for sleeping. ledkaenko. absolutely right. nice, sweet, funny enka invites us to dance, dances in 400 songs, i put on boots and a tie-lace, i lock my door with a padlock, it’s terrible heat outside, but i’ll dance, oh, maybe rock, no, but i will dance boogie-woogie until the morning, the legendary song by mike naumenko, dancing to the song. harmony's voice sings calls and invites us and you who have come from the war girls dancing waltz is true alexander gallich's song from the film taimyr calls you that in chapter 600, the author of the soviet commentary on evgeny anegin, nikolai brodsky , assured readers that by wearing this headdress, onegin expressed support for the revolutionary. what we have on chapter 800, this russian football coach invariably wears a cockerel hat in cold weather, this is yuri pa

valentina tereshkova then inspired.ountries as the role of barbie. i believe that one of the excellent examples with which you can show the younger generation children about our profession. say about space, the stay in orbit of prokopyev and pitelin turned out to be the third longest in the history of cosmonautics, although initially it was not planned to be 371 days, half as long in the union in which the cosmonauts were going to return, a malfunction was discovered, the thermal control system depressurized, the russians were delayed at work the cosmonauts considered different options for returning, but in the end they stayed and worked some more, making six spacewalks. that's quite a lot. this exactly, this is a fact, six exits, especially for the first flight, each exit is hard work, indeed, but six exits is, that is, multiplied by six, now the russian cosmonauts have begun to prepare for the next expeditions, there are months of training and tests ahead and strength tests, all in order to again experience weightless

valentina tereshkova was an inspiration then.the great examples is using. which can be shown to the younger generation of children about our profession, talk about space, the stay in orbit of prokopyev and pitelin turned out to be the third longest in the history of astronautics, although initially they planned not 371 days, half as long in the union in which the cosmonauts were going to return, a malfunction was discovered , the thermoregulation system has depressurized. russian cosmonauts who were late at work were considering different options for returning. that's pretty a lot, that’s for sure, it’s a fact, six exits, especially for the first flight, each exit is hard work, indeed, but six exits is, that is, multiplied by six, now the russian cosmonauts have begun to prepare for the next expeditions, there are months ahead training, tests and strength tests, all in order to once again experience weightlessness and contribute to the development of space science. anton talpa, irina lemkina and vladimir davlal from tomorrow in m

recently there was just this lecture dedicated to the anniversary of the flight by valentina vladimirovna tereshkova this lecture i tell you that there is a common myth that space is something harsh, very technical and it is not for women, and i try to show it using the examples of our women cosmonauts and those who flew into space, to show that space is a woman’s business , since i have encountered this in my life, a lot of specialists in roscosmos work for women, a lot of girls, as it turns out, in fact, the lectures flew in space from our country. and here you just need to understand, well, you can compare it with , for example, western cosmonautics, again, the usa , more people flew there, but it turns out that we rank second in the number of women who flew into space, this is really very cool, well, in general , probably the main message of the lecture is to dispel the myth that this is not a woman’s business, space, it’s just a business that you do, it doesn’t matter who is a man or a woman, if you love it, why can’t you do it, tell us more about the project we believe into space, and this is

duty, he just met all the important guests who flew into the city of hanoi, and one day valentina vladimirovna tereshkova this, i naturally really wanted to meet her, but i don’t remember my first feeling from our meeting, but i remember something else, i remember that she then took a postcard and signed it for me , my dad gave me this postcard, i looked and it was written there, and i give you all the best, and i remember , then it gave me such an incredible wave of warmth, because a lot of people came, they left a lot of autographs, everyone wrote very kindly . literally there in a month before that, another very famous person came, who wrote to me: dasha , listen to dad, mine is always the dishes, and i was upset, but here there was some very warm, some very human attitude, this was my first contact with space, then you and i very quickly move to 2014, when i was invited to the position of head of the press service at the moscow museum of cosmonautics, if you... then in the fourteenth year a new director came to the museum and they recruited a new team together with this new team i i also came to the