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Cutting of launches of the Proton series launch vehicles to classical music.

Professor Alexander Vitalievich Chechkin and Olympic champion Vlada Chigireva talk about artificial intelligence and the possibilities of its application not only in science, but also in everyday life, for example, in sports.

"I don't believe in fate, but it happens that everything works out in a certain direction." Portrait of cosmonaut Ivan Wagner.

Topics: Space | Heroes of Space | Biography

"I'm probably like a stagnant horse: it's been kept in a stable for 11 years, it's been prepared, the bars are raised, they teach something, and space is next to the fence, and they don't let it out there yet.

Of course, I want to break out into the open and at least bring benefits." Portrait of cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev.

Topics: Space | Heroes of Space | Biography

The plot is an interview with Tatiana Rogozin in connection with the dismissal of Dmitry Rogozin from the post of Director General of the state corporation Roscosmos.

Employees of Roscosmos divisions, friends and colleagues thank Dmitry Rogozin for his leadership, support, friendship and understanding.

The plot starred Maxim Ovchinnikov, Alexander Bloshenko, Dmitry Shishkin, Dmitry Stupakov, Vladimir Matveychuk, Pavel Bugrov, Marat Gainutdinov, Elena Efremova, Roman Cherepov, Roman Bubelov, Vladimir Huseynov, Dmitry Strugovets, Andrey Pankratov, Dmitry Belkin, Vlad Mironov, Mikhail Kotov, Nikolai Marchenko, Konstantin Shadrin, Igor Khodakovsky, Maria Poddubnaya, Alexey Molochnikov, Vladimir Ustimenko, Ekaterina Petrenko, Yulia Dobrodeeva, Konstantin Nemirovsky, Margarita Tarasevich, Anton Kuzminov, Alexander Baulin.

The marine cosmodrome has many advantages: the efficiency of launching vehicles due to their location on the equator, relatively low cost of operation, compactness, mobility and much more.

What prevents them from being implemented?

Work on the creation of the "Sea Launch" has been underway since the 1990s.

To date, the cosmodrome is under the management of the company "S7 Space", but the current owner has frozen the project.

The General Director of Roscosmos, Dmitry Rogozin, proposed to transfer the floating cosmodrome to the state for further restoration.

Active "yesterday" and problematic "today".

What will happen tomorrow?

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Yuri Nikolaevich Koptev has been included in the US sanctions lists.

He was the initiator of the international projects Mir-Shuttle, ISS and many others.

How will the Russian cosmos respond to such "gratitude" from the partners?

Experts recall how the ISS project began and why this cooperation was beneficial primarily to the American side.

The guests of the program discuss potential projects that will replace the ISS, in particular, the ROSS national orbital station, analyze the history of American sanctions that were applied to Russian cosmonautics at different times, and ways to overcome them, predict the further development of the Russian rocket and space industry under sanctions.

Journalist Igor Marinin and historian Natalia Selyukina, who directs scientific, educational and public programs of the Historical Memory Foundation, are visiting the presenter Nikolay Marchenko.

On July 3, 2022, the Sirius-21 space experiment was completed at the Institute of Biomedical Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Oleg Blinov, Victoria Kirichenko, William Brown, Ashley Kowalski and Saleh Omar Al Ameri spent 240 days in conditions simulating a lunar mission: flight, docking with the orbital station, lunar landing, work on the surface of a natural satellite and return to Earth.

This issue discusses the prospects and results of the project, medical safety during interplanetary missions, preparation for flights, the answer to the question why humanity should conquer deep space, and much more.

Visiting the program is Professor Elena Fomina, Executive Director of the SIRIUS International Isolation Project Sergey Ponomarev, futurologist Evgeny Kuznetsov; the commander of the Sirius-21 crew Oleg Blinov is in direct communication.

Healthy competition takes on a different meaning today, especially in space.

It remains to be understood according to which scenario the world cosmonautics will develop, whether there is a place for cooperation in orbit or a direct confrontation is approaching, space will become another battlefield or a platform for the implementation of joint projects.

Will the Cold War happen again?

Will Russia be able to ensure parity and dominance in the current situation?

Invited experts answer difficult questions and discuss them with the moderator.

Cosmonaut Elena Serova, journalist Igor Marinin, radio host Dmitry Konanykhin are visiting Nikolay Marchenko.

Are we alone in the universe?

Do alien civilizations exist, and if they do exist, why haven't they come into contact with us yet?

The presenter discusses these ever-topical issues with the guests of the program - scientists Nathan Eismont and Vitaly Melnikov and journalist Igor Prokopenko.

The search for extraterrestrial civilizations is not complete without earthly intrigues.

The participants of the discussion talk about SETI (Search for extraterrestrial intelligence) projects to search for extraterrestrial civilizations, Relict-1 (the first ever experiment to study relic radiation from the Soviet satellite Prognoz-9 in 1983-1984), modern projects Radioastron, Millimetron, Venus-D, about lunar programs, while affecting the opinions of famous world scientists.

Questions are also being raised about what science and pseudoscience are, how science helps us today in the search for other forms of life and another mind, what the lag in technology leads to when it comes to international cooperation or confrontation, what periods of existence are allowed for a highly developed civilization and whether there are ways to solve the energy crisis.

Additionally, myths about the so-called "clean" energy are debunked and a Chinese project for the construction and placement of power stations in outer space for the use of solar energy is being discussed.