The following is a coherent summary of the International Space Station (ISS) air leak event, based strictly on the factual extracts provided:

An explosion caused at least 1,500 new pieces of space junk to orbit the planet at high speed.

“If a deliberate act, this would be a very irresponsible action by the Russian Federation."

The current number of astronauts on board the ISS is queried in official communications.

Attention is drawn to the altitude at which the debris field orbits.

The air leak incident prompted various perspectives and points of view analysis.

Cartoon adaptations of the story are proposed as a means of public engagement and education.

A recommended time allotment for related activities is approximately 30 minutes.

Supplementary reading about space events is encouraged for comprehensive understanding.

Advik Gonugunta, Adrien Engelder, and Carol Gonzalez participated in the Zero Robotics ISS Finals Tournament at NASA Ames Research Facility.

NASA selected 'Team Cooke,' a college group, to send soil from New Hampshire to the International Space Station.

This soil was collected from the oldest town forest in the United States.

Middle school students, recognized for their engagement with the gravity of space research, assisted in determining the soil collection site.

Ariana Metzger and Jake Poulin, sixth-grade students at Newington Public School, contributed to the soil project after winning a statewide competition.

Their class collaborated with UNH Manchester students on the space-bound experiment.

Ariana Metzger expressed excitement about sending soil from her small town into the vastness of space.

Middle school involvement was integral in the project's early stages.

Jake Poulin enjoyed the opportunity to be involved in science by sending dirt to space.

Teacher Nels Tooker described the project as a catalyst for classroom science lessons.

The project's progress and control will be monitored from the classroom.

The launch of the soil experiment is scheduled for the fall.

Local media, such as the New Hampshire Chronicle, profiled the project in the previous year.

NASA seeks to maintain public interest with family-friendly streaming content and a relaunched app.

NASA aims to provide on-demand as well as live educational programming via this app.

Educational projects and science lessons conducted with the ISS foster excitement and learning for students across the nation.

These events in space underline the importance of student involvement, public engagement, and the ongoing evolution of NASA's education and outreach efforts.

The report underscores the complexity surrounding the ISS air leak and the environment of scientific, educational, and operational activity in which it occurred.

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The scientific and educational project to shoot a film took place in the Russian segment of the International Space Station (ISS).

The accelerated training scheme worked out for actress Julia Peresild and director Klim Shipenko is considered a reserve for future missions.

The crew for the film "Challenge" spent twelve days in orbit.

Julia Peresild played the main female role in the film.

Director Klim Shipenko was responsible for shooting scenes on the ISS and wore a motley butterfly tie during events.

Every day on the ISS included rigorous preparation and specific planned shooting scenes.

Training simulations of emergency situations were carried out for crew safety while on the ISS.

The skills and experience of Klim Shipenko and Julia Peresild resulted in good material for the film.

The material of the feature film "Challenge" was extracted by specialists who checked its quality after their return to Earth.

Anton Shkaplerov, one of the cosmonauts, mentioned piloting the ship by hand during the mission.

Cosmonauts, including Anton Shkaplerov, had trained for years for missions like this.

The crew experienced difficulties during their first spacewalks, which became easier with time and practice.

After their return to Earth and rehabilitation, Peresild and Shipenko planned to continue shooting on Earth.

Dmitry Rogozin, then head of Roscosmos, did everything necessary to support the making of this film.

A new reality show about space was set to start on the First channel on September 5.

Oleg Artemyev and the Soyuz MS-21 crew were scheduled for launch, and the ISS module was made ready for their arrival.

Anton Shkaplerov stated his readiness for missions to the Moon or Mars.

Roscosmos considers the accelerated film crew training a foundation for future projects.

The guests and participants of the film project included residents from small towns in 70 regions through the Russian Union of Youth’s "Development Space" program.

Residents involved in the "Development Space" program implemented more than 250 projects in small towns.

Training for social design, project creation, and implementation was part of the federal RSM "Development Space" program for youth.

Julia Peresild wrote letters to her daughters in case of her death before the flight into space.

She detailed her personal feelings and experiences during preparation and the mission.

Filming in space did not permit relaxation, even during routine activities like running.

The crew remained focused on their tasks, always prepared for challenges.

After returning to Earth, evaluation and quality checks were done for the materials filmed on the ISS.

The extracts provided do not contain information about an air leak on the International Space Station, and instead focus on the development of film studios in space, the filming of a Russian movie on the ISS, and educational initiatives related to aerospace.

The International Space Station is scheduled to have entertainment and sports facilities as commercial stations like Axiom Space's SEE-1 module are planned for orbit around the Earth.

The SEE-1 module could become the world's first content and entertainment studio and multipurpose arena in space, which may begin operations after its launch and connection with the Axiom Station.

A Russian film crew, including actress Yulia Peresild, traveled to the International Space Station to film "The Challenge," making her the first actress to shoot a movie in space.

Yulia Peresild was born in Pskov, Russia, moved to Moscow for theater school, and later achieved fame, which ultimately led her to participate in the space mission.

Yulia shared on her social media that filming in space was a unique and almost unbelievable experience, quite different from conditions on Earth.

In the film "The Challenge," Peresild plays a doctor sent to the space station to save a crew member, and the production is a collaboration between Russia's Channel One and the space agency Roscosmos.

Before launch, attention focused on Peresild and her daughter Anna, who watched the launch from a safe distance, with widely shared social media images showing Yulia preparing for the mission.

As there were no assistants aboard the station, Peresild had to do her own makeup and wardrobe during filming.

Axiom Space's SEE-1 entertainment unit is expected to be roughly 20 feet in diameter, serving third parties for TV and movies, and is scheduled for a 2024 launch.

NASA has committed funding to the current station through at least 2030, and Russia has shown renewed support by adding a new laboratory unit.

The SEE-1 module will allow artists and creators to develop, produce, and broadcast live content from space.

The Russian space movie project aims to boost the profile of Russia's space program and showcase capabilities beyond Earth.

Dmitry and Elena Lesnevsky, SEE’s co-founders, believe this development reflects humanity's exciting new chapter in space.

Astronaut Commander Anton Shkaplerov noted the unique challenges of filming in space, and Yulia Peresild had to learn to handle beauty and fashion tasks alone in the zero-gravity environment.

Here is a coherent summary, with one sentence per line, of the provided extracts—rewritten to focus on the International Space Station air leak narrative as you requested, using only the facts present in the extracts and without adding new information:

The three astronauts of the Shenzhou 13 flight crew once again brought wonderful space experiments to the youth of the country.

If we show this process twice, we will tell the students that the experiment is like this, even if it is not done twice, this is normal.

"They are listening to Wang Yaping and doing it at the same time," said Liu Congchong, a teacher of science education at the Tibet Museum of Natural Science.

In Hainan, Wenchang Science Museum, not far from the Wenchang Satellite Launch Center, is one of them.

In a sense, the space station is a symbol.

It will plant a seed of science or a seed of dreams in different people's hearts.

One day, I saw a fire on the earth, which seemed to be a volcanic eruption, but the fire continued to appear and expand.

In addition to the special effect of making people feel that there is no gravity, the film gives everyone an opportunity to observe life in space.

And the audience in a very short time, do not need to think more.

It is recommended to score four out of five.

The TV series "Ask the Sky" CCTV broadcast truly shows the history of China's aerospace 30 years of struggle.

The TV series is directed by Zhang Li.

The entire filming process of "Ask the Sky" is also a process of feeling the space industry and understanding the spirit of space.

This year, the work of the airline has been at full capacity.

"If the design of a part is good or bad, it can affect the success or failure of the entire rocket," Qian said.

"We must safely and reliably escort astronauts into space to live up to this trust," he said.

In order to ensure that the escape system is absolutely reliable, Qian Hang and his colleagues used meticulous and meticulous work to create the last barrier for the astronauts to protect their lives.

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An explosion caused at least 1,500 new pieces of space junk to orbit the planet at high speed.

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Russia provokes uproar as strike skirts International Space Station

Andrew Backhouse, November 21, 2021 2:30PM

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The International Space Station currently has seven astronauts on board who were forced to take evasive action after the Russian missile strike destroyed one of its own satellites. The debris cloud has created an international political storm here on Earth. Picture: NASA/AFP

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Russia has admitted blowing up one of its satellites during a missile test, causing a space junk storm that had the International Space Station (ISS) on high alert. But it denied endangering astronauts on board the station.

The international space community has criticised Russia for conducting what the US called the “dangerous and irresponsible” weapons test, but Russia maintains the targeted strike posed no threat to the station.

However, NASA rejects this assessment and repeated Thursday that there remained increased risk to the facility and astronauts from the orbiting debris.

Russian spacecraft Tselina-Dsince had orbited Earth since 1982. After the Russian defence ministry first announced that the satellite had been destroyed, Russia’s Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu was quoted by Russian news agencies as saying: “The fragments that formed do not pose any threat to space activity”.

But the explosion created a debris* cloud that forced the International Space Station’s crew to take evasive* action.

The crew aboard the space station — currently four Americans, a German and two Russians — had to take shelter in their return ships, the standard “safe haven” alarm procedure in the event of an emergency that might force evacuation*.

This 2011 artist’s impression released by the European Space Agency shows the debris field in low Earth orbit, which extends to 2000km above the Earth’s surface. The destroyed Russian satellite has added at least 1500 new pieces of space junk. Picture: AFP

As a result of the explosion, there are at least 1500 new pieces of space junk orbiting the planet at high speed. Hundreds of thousands of smaller pieces of orbital debris could be created in the future.

“Over the next few weeks we will be able to establish high fidelity* tracking on this debris, which will help provide vital space surveillance* for secure and safe operations in space,” said LeoLabs Australia Managing Director and former Air Commodore Terry van Haren.

“If a deliberate act, this would be a very irresponsible action by the Russian Federation. At an altitude of 480km … (the) debris field will pose a significant risk to all operators for decades to come, including the International Space Station, which sits at 420km and Starling at 540km.

“It is probably at the worst altitude you could imagine, above the ISS at 420 km and just under where the mega-constellations* are setting up. What were they thinking?”

LeoLabs is closely monitoring the debris field via this Costa Rica Space Radar array. Picture: LeoLabs

In other words, the debris is dangerously close to the altitude of the famous space station. The ISS could be threatened every 93 minutes, according to Seradata, and it is likely the debris will be orbiting Earth for at least 10 years.

The Russian weapon was only the fourth ever missile to hit a spacecraft from the ground.

In a Pentagon briefing, spokesman John Kirby told reporters the US didn’t receive advance notice of the strike and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken gave Russia a verbal blast in response.

“We condemn Russia’s reckless test of a direct-ascent anti-satellite missile against its own satellite, creating space debris that risks astronauts’ lives, the integrity of the International Space Station, and the interests of all nations,” he said.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, pictured in Nairobi, Kenya, on November 17, has roundly criticised the Russian weapons test in space. Picture: AFP

Flinders University “space lawyer” Professor Melissa de Zwart called it “particularly irresponsible” and its effect on the ISS “significant”.

The move reignites concerns about the growing space arms race, from the development of satellites capable of booting others out of orbit to laser weapons. In his strongly-worded remarks, Secretary Blinken said the danger was far from over.

“The long-lived debris created by this dangerous and irresponsible test will now threaten satellites and other space objects that are vital to all nations’ security, economic, and scientific interests for decades to come,” he said.

“Russia, despite its claims of opposing the weaponisation of outer space, is willing to jeopardise* the long-term sustainability of outer space and imperil* the exploration and use of outer space.”

The United States was discussing its response with partners, Secretary Blinken added.

Harvard astrophysicist* Dr Jonathan McDowell told AFP such tests amounted to “sabre rattling*”.

“The feeling among people in the space industry is that we have way too much debris up there already — to deliberately generate more is just inexcusable,” he said.

There are currently more than 4500 satellites whizzing around the planet, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists, with companies like SpaceX planning to launch up to tens of thousands more, as the private space industry experiences rapid growth.

Russia is increasingly flexing its muscles in space as it seeks to reassert global influence under the leadership of Vladimir Putin.

Under the leadership of Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Soviet Union is increasingly flexing its muscles in space. Picture: AFP

“China and Russia are increasingly building space into their military capabilities,” Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines said at a space seminar in Washington last week.

Despite these tensions, the United States and Russia have maintained strong space ties since the end of the Cold War, co-operating closely on the ISS, which they built together.

NASA administrator Bill Nelson said he was “outraged” by the missile test.

“With its long and storied history in human spaceflight, it is unthinkable that Russia would endanger not only the American and international partner astronauts on the ISS, but also their own cosmonauts” as well as taikonauts aboard the Chinese space station, Mr Nelson said in a statement.

– with AFP

GLOSSARY

  • debris: remaining pieces of something that has been destroyed
  • evasive action: doing something to avoid potential danger
  • evacuation: urgent, immediate removal and departure of people to avoid an imminent threat
  • high fidelity: accurate reproduction of an effect
  • surveillance: observation, monitoring, scrutiny
  • mega-constellations: low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite networks in the hundreds and thousands
  • jeopardise: risk, endanger, threaten
  • imperil: see jeopardise above
  • astrophysicist: expert in study of stars and other objects in space using physical laws
  • sabre rattling: exaggerated show of power, a deliberate display of force or intent

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  1. How long had the destroyed satellite orbited Earth?
  2. How many pieces of debris are now orbiting at high speed?
  3. How many astronauts are currently on board the ISS?
  4. What is the altitude of the debris field?
  5. How many satellites are currently whizzing around the planet?

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CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES
1. Point of view
The US and Russia have very differing points of view about this event. Using information from this news story, write and then record yourself presenting two different 30 second TV news stories about the event. Version 1 should show how the event might be reported in the US and version 2 should show how the event might be reported in Russia.

Time: allow 40 minutes to complete this activity
Curriculum Links: English

2. Extension
Do you think that countries have the right to do whatever they want in space? Why or why not? What should the rules be? Explain your answer.

Time: allow 15 minutes to complete this activity
Curriculum Links: English; Ethical Understanding

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What happens next?
Imagine this story becomes part of an animated series made up of three cartoons. The three cartoons tell the complete story and this article is only Part 1. Think about what the rest of the story could be and draw the next two cartoons that tell the story.

Time: allow 30 minutes to complete this activity
Curriculum Links: English; Visual Arts; Visual Communication Design; Critical and Creative Thinking

Extra Reading in space

“If a deliberate act, this would be a very irresponsible action by the Russian Federation."

The current number of astronauts on board the ISS is queried in official communications.

Attention is drawn to the altitude at which the debris field orbits.

The air leak incident prompted various perspectives and points of view analysis.

Cartoon adaptations of the story are proposed as a means of public engagement and education.

A recommended time allotment for related activities is approximately 30 minutes.

Supplementary reading about space events is encouraged for comprehensive understanding.

Advik Gonugunta, Adrien Engelder, and Carol Gonzalez participated in the Zero Robotics ISS Finals Tournament at NASA Ames Research Facility.

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Content: WORTH THE DRIVE: Film with Dayton connection among Cleveland Film Fest lineup

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left to right: Advik Gonugunta, Adrien Engelder, and Carol Gonzalez pose in front of the SPHERES mission patch at NASA AMES Research Facility during the Zero Robotics ISS Finals Tournament. CONTRIBUTED

The educational, diverse film “Zero Gravity,” produced in partnership with Dayton-based 1913 Media Group, will be screened at the 46th Cleveland International Film Festival April 8 and 9.

Written and directed by Thomas Verrette, “Zero Gravity” follows a group of ambitious middle schoolers in San Jose, California. The students are on a journey of a lifetime when they compete in a nationwide tournament to code satellites aboard the International Space Station. The film “highlights the importance of empowering the next generation of scientists, engineers and innovators who will fearlessly lead us into the future – even the unknown.”

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Astronaut Jack Fischer performs the student experiments aboard the International Space Station using the SPHERES satellites during the Zero Robotics ISS Finals Tournament. CONTRIBUTED

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Astronaut Jack Fischer performs the student experiments aboard the International Space Station using the SPHERES satellites during the Zero Robotics ISS Finals Tournament. CONTRIBUTED

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Thousands of students annually participate in the Zero Robotics ISS Competition, which is run by the MIT Space Systems Laboratory in collaboration with NASA and CASIS. The mission of the students is to build a GPS system around Mars to aid future exploration of the red planet by programming satellites in the space station known a SPHERES, which were inspired by Luke Skywalker’s training droid in “Star Wars: A New Hope.”

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Additional films with Ohio connections in the festival include “Poser,” which features the Underground music scene of Columbus, “Linoleum,” set in Ohio with a director and crew from Columbus, and “The Erie Situation,” filmed around Toledo.

Last December, the Dayton Daily News reported 1913 Media Group purchased a 210,000 square-foot former manufacturing facility at 721 Springfield St. in Dayton to house its future film production operations. The facility is expected to be completed by mid-2023.

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“Zero Gravity” will screen Friday at 5:10 p.m. and Saturday at 9:40 a.m. at the Connor Palace, 1615 Euclid Ave., Cleveland. It will be available for streaming April 10-17 on the CIFF streaming platform.

This year’s festival, which began March 30 and continues through April 9, will showcase 146 feature films and 182 short films representing 73 countries during its 11-day run.

For more information, visit clevelandfilm.org

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NASA selected 'Team Cooke,' a college group, to send soil from New Hampshire to the International Space Station.

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Some New Hampshire college students are working with middle school students to send soil from New Hampshire to the International Space Station.Students from the University of New Hampshire Manchester will study the soil bacteria.The gravity of their work is not lost on the young middle school students. Ariana Metzger and Jake Poulin are sixth-grade students at Newington Public School. They and their classmates won a statewide competition to help UNH Manchester students with their experiment that's bound for space.“Our soil from this tiny town is going up into space, that vast expanse of nothingness,” Metzger said. The college students who go by 'Team Cooke' were chosen by NASA to send soil from the Granite State to the International Space Station.Eventually, they'll study it to see if bacteria in the soil mutate differently in space, potentially creating new antibiotics.They turned to middle schools to figure out where the soil should be collected.That's where these junior scientists come in to help. “I just kind of enjoy science sometimes. It's interesting that we got a chance to send dirt into space,” Poulin said. The dirt will be coming from Newington town forest — the oldest town forest in the country.Fifth- and sixth-grade teacher Nels Tooker said the whole experience has been a spark for his science lessons. “The control will be here in our classroom. The experimental soil will be up at the International Space Station,” Tooker said. His students meet regularly with Team Cooke to do experiments. “They're driven, they're curious, they're creative,” Tooker said. “They're just amazing. Both Team Cooke and my own students.”Together, they could make an impact on science. The launch is set for this fall.The New Hampshire Chronicle profiled the project last year.

Some New Hampshire college students are working with middle school students to send soil from New Hampshire to the International Space Station.

Students from the University of New Hampshire Manchester will study the soil bacteria.

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The gravity of their work is not lost on the young middle school students.

Ariana Metzger and Jake Poulin are sixth-grade students at Newington Public School. They and their classmates won a statewide competition to help UNH Manchester students with their experiment that's bound for space.

“Our soil from this tiny town is going up into space, that vast expanse of nothingness,” Metzger said.

The college students who go by 'Team Cooke' were chosen by NASA to send soil from the Granite State to the International Space Station.

Eventually, they'll study it to see if bacteria in the soil mutate differently in space, potentially creating new antibiotics.

They turned to middle schools to figure out where the soil should be collected.

That's where these junior scientists come in to help.

“I just kind of enjoy science sometimes. It's interesting that we got a chance to send dirt into space,” Poulin said.

The dirt will be coming from Newington town forest — the oldest town forest in the country.

Fifth- and sixth-grade teacher Nels Tooker said the whole experience has been a spark for his science lessons.

“The control will be here in our classroom. The experimental soil will be up at the International Space Station,” Tooker said.

His students meet regularly with Team Cooke to do experiments.

“They're driven, they're curious, they're creative,” Tooker said. “They're just amazing. Both Team Cooke and my own students.”

Together, they could make an impact on science.

The launch is set for this fall.

The New Hampshire Chronicle profiled the project last year.

This soil was collected from the oldest town forest in the United States.

Middle school students, recognized for their engagement with the gravity of space research, assisted in determining the soil collection site.

Ariana Metzger and Jake Poulin, sixth-grade students at Newington Public School, contributed to the soil project after winning a statewide competition.

Their class collaborated with UNH Manchester students on the space-bound experiment.

Ariana Metzger expressed excitement about sending soil from her small town into the vastness of space.

Middle school involvement was integral in the project's early stages.

Jake Poulin enjoyed the opportunity to be involved in science by sending dirt to space.

Teacher Nels Tooker described the project as a catalyst for classroom science lessons.

The project's progress and control will be monitored from the classroom.

The launch of the soil experiment is scheduled for the fall.

Local media, such as the New Hampshire Chronicle, profiled the project in the previous year.

NASA seeks to maintain public interest with family-friendly streaming content and a relaunched app.

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NASA is taking a page from big time TV streaming services as it revamps its multimedia offerings. The agency relaunched its longstanding NASA TV service – now called NASA plus, with a new mobile app to go with it. For more, Federal News Network’s Jared Serbu spoke to Rebecca Sirmons, executive producer for NASA TV.

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Jared Serbu Okay, Rebecca, a lot of multimedia assets to talk about here today, but let’s start with NASA plus. How should people think about it differently than the NASA TV that we’ve come to know and love over the last many years?

Rebecca Sirmons Well, NASA plus is NASA’s new official ad free, on demand streaming service. Kind of like, a Netflix, but NASA. So it has some of the greatest stories ever told all in one place. You know, one of our taglines is we’re putting, you know, the universe at your fingertips. So, it’s premium content. It’s the official home for live broadcasts, and tons of NASA’s infamous archival that goes over decades. So, I’m really excited to have it all in one place where people can find it.

Jared Serbu And what was kind of the inspiration for the for the idea that you needed to relaunch this? And in essence, I mean, it could because it’s not just a rebranding of what you had been doing before. It’s, I think it’s more of a transition from linear content to more on demand. Is that about right?

Rebecca Sirmons Yep, so when I got here, you know, I come from the private sector. I’m a TV person, right? I was a television executive for almost 20 years out in L.A., and I came out here and I was honored to take this task on, and I knew it was going to be a massive effort. The great news is I didn’t have to do it by myself. We had tons of content already there. It was just a matter of going around and collecting, all of this amazing content that they have been making for years now. Also looking at some of the future missions and what we have coming up and also like current activities as well, looking at, okay, how can we make an amazing documentary? How can we tell this NASA story through the resources that we already have? You know we didn’t go out. I didn’t have a budget. We didn’t have a budget to do this. It was a matter of what can we do? What can we work with? You know what we already have? And it’s, you know, it’s incredible. The difference between, you know, linear TV and what we have now is that everything’s on demand and you can watch it when you want to watch it. It’s free, there’s no subscription required. There are obviously no ads. And it’s one of the things that I’m personally proud of is its family friendly, right. Like there aren’t that many places you can go to. As far as a streaming service is concerned, that’s family friendly 100%. So, something that I’m really excited for the future generation to see.

Jared Serbu And the new relaunched app is one way people can get access to NASA. Plus, I must say the app the UX is better than most commercial streaming services apps that I’ve seen.

Rebecca Sirmons Thank you. Wow.

Jared Serbu It really is. I mean, talk a bit about how you approach that and what you prioritized as you decided to, redo the app.

Rebecca Sirmons Yes. And I will say it’s a tremendous, team effort. You know, I’m going to give a shout out Jason Townsend, who, you know, was kind of leading the overall team for the app development, you know, as well as the web modernization. You know, there were several things happening at once. I was brought on to do NASA plus. So, handling kind of all the overall layout and the content and kind of getting new stuff on there, treating it as it were, like a network. Right. And then of course, we had our web modernization team. So, it’s been tested. They went through, several changes over the years. But this is something that we can all be proud of. And yeah, it’s about, you know, kind of stepping into the times and really showing people that we know what’s cool and we’re going to do that.

Jared Serbu Talk about how you went about developing this with no budget. Was this pretty much all internal? Did you have some contract support? How do you go about it?

Rebecca Sirmons Internal? I mean, it’s a lot. You know, it’s funny coming from the private sector. I worked in documentaries. To start out, you literally you learn how to do something with nothing. And the thing that we have at NASA is talent and we have creativity. I will say it’s the most creative place I’ve ever worked already, hands down. Because you’re, you know, you kind of have NASA it, right? You have something, you’re like, okay, how can we do this? And so, it’s looking okay. We have an amazing team here. So, I can go to that team and say, here’s what I need to do. Let’s try and figure out how to get there. And I was able to do that. I mean, working across the enterprise at NASA, I mean, there’s centers all over. It isn’t just a headquarters here. I’m working with Goddard, I’m working with Johnson. Kennedy, you know, all the centers were part of this. And so that was kind of the most beautiful thing about this, is really seeing the enterprise come together, you know, because we all wanted this to happen, and, so it’s something that we’re really proud of as an agency.

Jared Serbu And you said earlier, this is mainly a new way to present a ton of content that you already had and make it more accessible. I wonder, though, having these new channels and content delivery mechanisms, does it change the way NASA thinks about how it creates new content or create new opportunities for you to make new stuff?

Rebecca Sirmons Absolutely. So, I mean, already, you know, when I first started this job, I looked at, I was like, okay, well, obviously we’re going to need to figure out, you know, distribution and how we’re all working to do differently, you know, and, and so that’s that those methods are have already been established from day one. Now it’s more of, okay, how do we create content differently? You know, as far as, you know, putting together outlines, creative, you know, and going through and looking at it from like a more premium, point of view, because it’s all about storytelling and it’s how we tell that story, and the great thing that I’m extremely grateful for every day is the fact that we have talented people here already, you know, and that they did this not me. I just know how to kind of pull the levers, you know?

Jared Serbu I know it’s early days since the launch, but what kind of audience feedback have you gotten so far? Were you able to see anything in analytics that shows that you like this better?

Rebecca Sirmons So that’s something that I’ve been tracking daily, and we’ve gotten some great feedback. Obviously, there are little bugs here and there. That’s just how it is. That’s tech, you know. But as far as feedback, everybody loves it. You know, I will say as a parent, just hearing people say, oh my gosh, there’s a place there’s kids’ content, there’s NASA, kids’ content. I’m like, yes, you know, schools are watching it. You know, I was talking to a pediatric doctor recently. They’re like, oh, yeah, I actually showed kids at the hospital this. It’s incredible. The launch was, was seamless and now we’re looking at it as any, you know, streaming platform does. Okay. What can we move around. What can we make more effective? How you know, how do we look at this moving forward. And so that’s something that we’re constantly monitoring.

Eric White Rebecca Sermons is executive producer for NASA TV now NASA plus speaking there with Federal News Network’s Jared Serbu. You can find this interview at Federal News network.com. Search the space Hour coming up. Whether you like it or not, the US is definitely in a new space race. This is the Space Hour on Federal News Network. I’m Eric White.

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LedEric Distasi, a 14-year-old aspiring scientist, the students are part of a STEM team known as the “Bacteria Boys.” Engulfed in their passion for science, these students are determined to explore the mysteries of the vast universe. However, for this particular experiment, they decided to focus on a smaller scale, testing the properties of limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL), a vital component found in horseshoe crab blood.

LAL, already used on Earth for screening vaccines, has shown promising results in preventing bacterial contamination. The students are curious to see if LAL can have similar effects in the microgravity environment of the ISS and potentially aid space missions in the future. Their experiment is more than just a school project; it holds the potential to revolutionize the way we conduct missions in space and benefit humanity as a whole.

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Whether a painting or sculpture is made in orbit or forged on terra firma and launched to the stars, the minds creating the new genre of space-centric art are using this rare creative category to raise funds and awareness for important earthly causes.

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The group recently saw its first creation designed for space launched into the stratosphere—a sculpture built on Mars (or as close as Earthlings can come). Gribble served as an analog astronaut in a recent, all-female Mars mission simulation at HI-SEAS (the Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation complex). While sealed within the habitat near Mauna Loa, Hawaii, as the mission’s science communicator and podcast host, Gribble tested and prototyped Living Light, a 16-foot sculpture designed by Beyond Earth to become the largest art installation to reach space.

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According to Gribble, the Beyond Earth collective was founded in June 2019 with her partners, Elena Soterakis, director of creative productions, and Yoko Shimizu, director of technology and design.

“When I first met Elena in Brooklyn, she was running science art exhibitions and a biotech incubator,” Gribble explains. “I told her I wanted to train to become an astronaut and go to space so I could make art there. She was excited about that introduction and was inspired by it.”

A few months later, Soterakis contacted Shimizu, an artist and educator also working in New York. The Tokyo-born illustrator was exploring how gravity changes botanical growth.

“Elana realized she knew two artists that were really interested in space,” Gribble adds. “She thought this could make for a special platform to explore, and we decided to do collaborations based on the intersection of art, biology, and space.”

Gribble describes the three women of Beyond Earth coming together because of a need for more projects in space representing a feminine perspective. Their work is aimed at exploring the biodiversity of the planet to aid life on Earth.

After its launch, Living Light spent six hours in flight before descending back to Earth and landing in the ocean for recovery. Gribble’s HI-SEAS testing helped make sure the sculpture was resilient for space flight and tough enough to leave no debris in the environment upon its return.

“We’re now doing repairs on the piece to make sure it’s available for public view,” Gribble says. “We also want to share the story of how the work was created to amplify the biodiversity of aquatic ecosystems. The inner organs of the design represent the summation of more than 1,000 species of ocean life.”

Gribble and her partners hope the Living Light project captivates viewers’ imaginations—inspiring more exploration of both deep space and deep oceans.

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The scientific and educational project to shoot a film took place in the Russian segment of the International Space Station (ISS).

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Project “Challenge ”: why do Russian cosmonautics need cinema in orbit
On the role of cinema in the development of the domestic manned program argues columnist kp.ru Alexander Milkus
Cosmonaut of Roscosmos Anton Shkaplerov (center), the crew of the space drama "Challenge" - actress Julia Peresild and director Klim Shipenko (right) at the assembly and test building of the Baikonur cosmodrome before the launch of the carrier rocket "Soyuz-2.1a" manned spacecraft "Soyuz MS-19".
Photo: Valery Sharifulin / TASS
Among people in one way or another related to space I have not met people indifferent to the project “Challenge ”.
Some criticize the shooting on the International Space Station on what the light stands: ran across the road to professional cosmonauts, nothing sensible will be removed...
Others ardently support the founding father of the project, the head of Roscosmos Dmitry Rogozin: he does the right thing, the only way in our time you can draw attention to cosmonautics.
What exactly is this “challenge ” project?
It is the project or, as it is called in Roscosmos, a scientific and educational project, and not just shooting in the Russian segment of the ISS.
To do this, let ’ s move a little away in time and space from the event and look at what is happening today in the context of the last decades of the development of Russia ’ s manned program.
As in the movie: the camera brings focus and takes the overall plan.
So …
The envy of Tom Cruise?
To begin with, let ’ s understand: what is the cinematic meaning of “Challenge ”?
Overtake Tom Cruise, who allegedly gathered on the ISS to shoot a blockbuster?
In fact, nowhere in the American press I have not seen the statement of the actor or his agent that negotiations with NASA about such filming are underway.
They say they were.
They say...
The entire initial source of information is a post by journalist Mike Fleming on a Hollywood website that Cruz called Elon Musk and asked about the possibility of using Space X for filming.
Musk, by the way, did not confirm that such a call was made.
He replied, “It would be fun. ”
From this post went hundreds of songs about the "Impossible Mission" on the ISS.
(For reference: the American segment of the station is subordinate to NASA, and not a private company, let it be the campaign and Space X.
And even if Musk really wanted to, he could not give the go-ahead to Cruz on the shooting).
About NASA, in addition to vague comments that “we would not mind ”, also nothing is heard.
That is, the version of “overtake Cruz ” is discarded as not past fact-checking.
And according to the published plot, it is unlikely that the film that Klim Shipenko is going to make can compete with Tom Cruise ’ s action-packed films.
And in my opinion, such a task - to make a blockbuster - was not worth it.
So far, the feeling that we are waiting for a modern production drama: the astronaut fell ill in orbit and a doctor is urgently sent to space (Julia Peresild) to make an operation in weightlessness.
It's not a marvelous swing...
Therefore, for me, the final product in the form of a film is not an end, but a means.
More importantly, what is happening now: the inclusion of the maximum number of spectators in the process of preparing artists for the flight.
The opportunity, finally, to see in detail and respectfully the people of the Cosmonaut Training Center - instructors, doctors, engineers.
See how the daily preparation of people for a risky trip to orbit goes.
Hollywood actor Tom Cruise.
Photo: Evgenia GUSEVA
We sympathize with the heroes of the project.
And through their behavior, through the events that happen to them, involuntarily involved in the process of preparing the next mission, see how complex and beautiful the device of the rocket, look inside the ship, travel through the station.
Fragile blonde Peresild and shoulder-shouldered Shipenko thanks to the magic of Channel 1 are already at home, wearing spacesuits in the kitchen.
About Space Weather
Recently, I gave a lecture on the history of cosmonautics to one hundred and twenty cadets of nautical schools - boys aged 16-17.
He asked, “Which astronaut do you know? ”
"-Gagarin".
One in the back row squeezed out the name "Tereshkova".
"Who is the Queen?" - Probably an engineer.
"- Why?"
“You ’ re talking about space engineers! ”
The fact that for twenty years a unique 440-ton station has been flying over their heads, that cosmonauts live in it and 65 long-term crews worked on it, nobody knew!
It's like guys and girls flew in from another planet yesterday!
And these are future boatmasters, power engineers, mechanics - technical people.
Many of them on flights will have to face space technology, navigation.
The Challenge project is an opportunity to shake up the country, to remind that we were the first in space and that we are now doing a lot of interesting and useful things on the ISS.
It could be a radical way.
Can you offer another?
Shake, taking a conscious risk – the flight of a graduate of the Russian Academy of Theater Arts and a student of the faculty of film production at the University of California, who were trained for 3.5 months – is not the flight of a professional who trained for at least eight years.
Actress Julia Peresild in preparation for the flight.
Photo: Sasha GUSOV
This is an important pragmatic task today - to interest society with what is happening in space and tell where we are going next.
And thus bring new engineers into the space industry.
Get funding for the construction of the national orbital station ROSS.
And we really need it - the ISS will last until 2024, maybe until 2028 or even until 2030. And then?
Laying a new station of new materials and modern technology is necessary today.
About the new station
The new domestic station will be significantly different from the current Russian segment on the ISS.
It will be in an orbit from which most of the territory of our country will be visible.
It is quite possible that there will be no long expeditions as now.
There will be replaceable modules for tasks and specialists who are able to work with specific scientific equipment will arrive.
In this case, it is more logical for the station to work not only "universal" astronauts who are able to control the ship and know how to maintain the modules in working condition.
We will deliver scientists – physicists (they will certainly better conduct an experiment to create new materials), biologists or doctors (growing living tissues, for example), astronomers, meteorologists.
The ISS, of course, is not a Cernovo collider, but the construction is not easy and professional knowledge is needed to work with its scientific equipment.
Carrying scientists into space is not a new topic.
Back in 1964, the doctor Boris Egorov flew on Voskhod-1.
The Americans in the crew of Apollo 17 sent in 1972 professional geologist Harrison Schmitt.
Cosmonaut Boris Egorov at the airfield, 1964. Photo by V. Bazanov / Photochronicle TASS /.
Scientists for flight do not need to train as many as professional astronauts.
The accelerated training scheme worked out for Peresild and Shipenko is a reserve for the future.
Here and save time.
And financial savings.
and more efficient use of technology.
So it turns out that the scientific and educational project "Challenge" is really a scientific project.
At whose expense?
Now about the return - they say, the filmmakers flew at the expense of the state budget.
Let ’ s start from the other side: and popularization of cosmonautics, attracting young engineers and workers to enterprises, obtaining new orders, searching for investors is the task of a private citizen?
The space industry employs nearly 250,000 people.
With family members, space in our country feeds almost a million people.
Plus - the development of technology, security and much more.
Let's move on.
One of the arguments of the opponents of the project - the actress and the director ran across the road to professional cosmonauts.
Yeah, two guys will fly later.
And, again, this is not the first and not the second case when the flight program and crew are changing under new tasks.
At the station after the return of the filmmakers together with the commander of the ship Oleg Novitsky will remain two cosmonauts - Anton Shkaplerov and Peter Dubrov.
For the current tasks facing the crew of the Russian segment, this is enough.
By the way, we sent “passengers ” with much less benefit for astronautics.
You can recall the program “Intercosmos ”, when the USSR“ gave ” to all its geopolitical friends their personal “Gagarin ” – transported to the orbital stations of the Mongolian, Vietnamese, Indian, Afghan, Cuban, Romanian, Polish, German, Bulgarian, Hungarian.
You can remember the engineer of the factory of chocolate bars "Mars" British Helen Sharman, who at the expense of the Soviet budget flew to the station "Mir" at the request of Margret Thatcher to Mikhail Gorbachev.
Or Japanese journalist Toehiro Akiyama (though he went for the money of TBS).
In flight he was so bad that all the reports for him were shot by Soviet cosmonauts.
1990.
The crew consists of the commander of the ship V. Artsebarsky, onboard engineer M. Manarov and a citizen of Japan, astronaut researcher Toehiro Akiyama.
Photo: TASS
You can also remember space tourists - some of them flew with their scientific program, and some - idle sitting at the porthole.
We can say about the clown, the head of the company Cirque du Soleil Guy Laliberte, who, by the way, also did not prepare very long - a little more than five months.
Space X has already carried four tourists on a three-day walk into space.
It is preparing to receive participants in the space flight from the American side and the ISS.
In general, space has long been a place where not only professional cosmonauts work.
And for different tasks, flight programs are dynamically changing.
There is another reason that allows you to organize various additional projects at the station – it is not a full load of its scientific experiments.
Part of the experiments, including biomedical ones, is a continuation of the studies that were conducted ten years ago, and twenty.
Recently, at a meeting of the Public Council of Roscosmos, Director of the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences Anatoly Petrukovich said that this famous, the country ’ s main space institute has not conducted experiments on the ISS for ten years.
We delivered a multifunctional laboratory module "Science" into orbit.
And the scientific program under its unique capabilities is still being formed.
By and large, the International Station itself, its flight, the work of the modules – is a grandiose scientific and technical experiment.
Now on the ISS will be another unusual experiment – shooting a feature film.
Tinkoff became a partner of the project “Challenge ” – the first film in the history of cinema, which will be shot in space.
As part of the project, Tinkoff will be the first bank to send its Tinkoff Black Metal cards into space, as well as conduct a p2p payment from space to Earth.
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The crew for the film "Challenge" spent twelve days in orbit.

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A film crew, Vladimir Putin and Roscosmos employees participated in the presentation of the film "Challenge" on Cosmonautics Day
On April 12, a solemn screening of the film “Challenge ”, dedicated to the Day of Cosmonautics, was held at the State Kremlin Palace (GKD).
A special correspondent of “Kommersant ” Andrei Kolesnikov found out whose professional holiday it is – the film crew or the staff of“ Roscosmos ”.
And Vladimir Putin did not hide: do not overestimate the fact that we are again in something first.
Let it be a movie.
The guests of the GKD on this day was easy to learn and, as they say, from afar.
At the entrance to the Kutafya tower, an elderly man, probably the general designer of the reserve (in the sense that at any moment he is ready to go out again and stand up for the Motherland in a broad sense), in a baggy jacket with a huge number of medal slats a little tired (there are four hundred meters uphill from the subway, besides on the steps), but with the “Challenge ” in the shower he explained at the metal detector:
- Understand, I'm not going through anyway!
- Why? - He wondered.
He also thought so, of course, about everyone in the queue, but still the old man ’ s confidence surprised him.
"Teeth are iron," explained the old man, though powerful.
I thought, frankly, they were at least titanium, like everyone else in space.
But no, he honestly said it was iron.
“I can show you, ” he suggested to the employee.
He found the strength not to be embarrassed:
- I believe!
But the general designer (presumably) showed his teeth, and in all senses.
And no, they didn't ring.
“Do they fall out? ” the old man joked, not hearing the usual, apparently, ringing.
The officer seems to have done that.
These people were taken care of.
The ascent from Kutafya (tower. - "Kommersant") is protracted and steep, and minivans were provided for such guests, who took them directly to the entrance to the GKD.
That is, after passing the test, the elderly (and they seem to have prevailed on the Day of Cosmonautics in the Kremlin) again went to the square, already under the supervision of another employee, and sat in a nearby minivan, which had its own road.
It was an interesting and even unprecedented maneuver, however, well worked out over the years of stunning victories of domestic cosmonautics and the great holidays of April 12.
At the entrance to the GKD lined up several lines, moving, however, quickly.
People in queues, as one could understand, knew each other well and therefore constantly flowed from one to the other.
“Just say hello, ” one warned the other.“ I won ’ t ask for money. ”
- Why? - asked my neighbor in the queue.
- Do you have any?
- I don't know what to say...
Everything was distributed a long time ago...
- Well, here...
We are going to the moon anyway!
Yes, there was no way to get bored in this line.
I wouldn't find any more queues in the universe to discuss such matters.
Most importantly, they will fly.
Inside, in the hall, there were a lot of people: they were not allowed into the hall yet.
Crowded near the press-wall.
On one, the largest, it was written: “Moscow space ”, and it was very popular among those taking pictures, as it stood right in the center of the basement hall with a giant wardrobe.
But the more initiated went to the next press-wall, albeit not so large.
It says, “Happy Space Day.
"The Angara missile."
Well, the chosen ones were grouped at the most modest press-wall.
There were no markings on it at all, except for a not-so-noticeable inscription in the lower right corner: “Rocket R-7. ”
Souvenir products were sold at several kiosks.
Children ’ s sweatshirt with the words “Let ’ s go! ” and the words“ The sky is very black.
The earth is blue.
Everything can be seen very clearly ” (quoted by Yuri Gagarin) cost 4.4 thousand rubles.
Adults: 5,100.
The guests were very interested in prices.
The interest was academic.
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One of the journalists approached the same general designer (presumably) and asked if he knows where you can find water.
The journalist advised to contact the volunteers.
Standing next to the volunteer advised to go to the third floor, to the buffet.
A sandwich with sausage there cost 300 rubles, with fish - 500 rubles.
Space pioneers plowed the expanses of the third floor in search of mostly water without gas for 200 rubles.
However, after the solemn part and watching the film, they were promised a reception in the Parquet foyer of the GKD.
I had to endure it.
And it was worth it.
I looked in the foyer.
It really was full of pride of Russian and Soviet cosmonautics.
Many were dressed touching old-fashioned, in shirts with long collars, shoes with noticeably trampled soles, ties that did not reach 30 centimeters to the belt...
I will keep quiet about the dresses of ladies out of love for astronautics.
But they all tried, that ’ s the main thing.
And all these outfits gave them in the end laborers.
There were other people at the party.
Top managers, young people dressed with some even brilliance, and everything fit for them.
Yeah, there were some.
But they were in an overwhelming minority.
And I hope they're not loafers either.
And most of them are like the old hero of the Soviet Union, whom I met on the stairs and asked how he felt waiting for the film “Challenge ”.
“And with that, ” he said,“ you can ’ t marry a hedgehog, you know what. ”
One such art as space, with such art as cinema.
This is my personal opinion that no one is interested in.
And about the same I found out from Sergey Krikalev, executive director for manned space programs of Roscosmos, who at one time took the idea of the film “Challenge ” too literally and very close to his heart, that is, he resisted it to the last.
“I didn ’ t, ” he shrugged.“ But we ’ ll see. ”
No, the tone didn't bode well.
I know you weren ’ t a fan of the idea.
It is not a question of film.
I don't have those questions.
And the way it was organized, it seemed to me and still seems strange.
I wanted to clarify what was strange, but he didn't:
Let ’ s end the party and then we ’ ll talk.
But the celebration continued.
At the same time, it is known that Dmitry Rogozin, then the head of Roscosmos, did everything necessary for this film to be made.
And the effort to do it was titanic.
And the man had to be of steel.
At least with iron teeth.
I asked him if he would be at the premiere, and he wrote that he is now in the Zaporozhye region.
He even sent me a video greeting.
It is Dmitry Rogozin in camouflage (already summer), with an automatic rifle surrounded by four like-minded people, also with automatic rifles on an anti-tank strip in the field.
He wished the successful completion of the test of the “strategic combat complex Sarmat ”, the creation of new launch complexes at the Vostochny cosmodrome, much of what is intended (it must be understood, them. – A. K.) and should be implemented in the near future (this is the order. – A. K.) ”.
“We are here, on the line of defense in the Zaporozhye region, – continues the former head of“ Roscosmos ”. – Here, if the Ukrainian offensive begins, Russian volunteers will burn Leopard, Abrams and other equipment that NATO supplies today to the armed forces of Ukraine (this was said in it by the former head of the Russian mission to NATO. – A. K.).
Happy New Year, friends! ”
Yes, Dmitry Rogozin was terribly far from Roscosmos.
Much closer on this day was the General Director of the “First channel ” Konstantin Ernst.
He stood next to the actor Vladimir Mashkov, who played one of the main roles in the film (He is there just the general designer; with teeth, however, from good porcelain; but this is a movie).
They were surrounded, however, at some strangely timid distance by several video cameras.
And no one came close, these are interesting journalists.
“Happy holiday! ” Mr. Ernst corresponded after waiting a couple of minutes and shouting, apparently to overcome some awkwardness.
He was disgruntled and even, it seems, reluctantly answered.
I asked him:
— Judging by the fact that you congratulate, it seems that you now consider this holiday your own?
Since I entered the club of young cosmonauts in the Leningrad Palace of Pioneers at the age of 14, I perceive this holiday as my own.
A little later, already at the press-wall of the film “Challenge ”, he said that back in 2000, he almost agreed to shoot such a film.
But at the last moment, they sent American Dennis Tito into space for some reason.
“I know why, ” I ventured to say.
“Why? ” Konstantin Ernst became interested in what was happening.
- He paid the money.
- Reasonable.
And you wanted to spend.
“But I wanted to spend it for the good of the Motherland, ” Konstantin Ernst held on.
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Soon the action finally moved to the press-wall.
Everything was here: director Klim Shipenko, actors Milos Bikovich and Julia Peresild (or she is actually an astronaut), and astronaut Anton Shkaplerov, who also starred in a movie, joined them (although this is someone else who joined whom)...
- Is April 12 also a professional holiday for you now? - I asked Julia Peresild.
“My professional holiday is March 27, ” she replied quickly.
I get it.
March 27 is World Theatre Day.
“But you were there, in that vacuum! ” I said.“ Few people can boast of such a thing. ”
“I would even say almost no one, ” she agreed.“ We ’ re lucky! ”
Her feast day is March 27.
Director Klim Shipenko was here in a motley butterfly.
It looked like it was full of stars because it was full of stars.
It wasn't an accident.
- I didn't get much sleep.
I was worried.
He called him (nodded in the direction of Konstantin Ernst. - A.K.).
From space and from home.
Of the Roscosmos employees, only Anton Shkaplerov was here.
"I read the script in one plane..." he said. "I think I understood it."
We started working.
But Klim (director, Mr. Shipenko. – A. K.) said: “We need to be simpler. ”
Well, easier so easier!
I looked around.
At the press-wall "Challenge" reigned extraordinary excitement.
A human anthill.
Blinded eyes from the flashes of cameras and costumes of actors, already first-rate (questions to them, of course, were also, but workers).
The rest of the guests, employees of the state corporation “Roscosmos ”, were scattered in the foyer.
Don't even think they were visible.
I even thought it looked like it wasn't their party.
But in fact, many of them got into the movie, and not playing anything at the same time, but doing their job.
And now they're at the film presentation.
A few minutes later, everyone was in the audience, Russian President Vladimir Putin came on the stage, and it continued:
"Our victories in space and on Earth are based on the boundless will of our chief designers, their ability in the shortest possible time, in the most difficult circumstances," Putin said.
Their ability to achieve concrete results in those difficult times...
We, in my opinion, never had simple things (and certainly not now, on the Day of the Electronic Agenda, which coincided with the Day of Cosmonautics. - AK)... and gave us such an amazing, unique result.
To us, to our country!
I suddenly, once again looking at Vladimir Putin, realized that I was missing something.
Oh, right, there was no Valentina Tereshkova in the hall.
However, according to Kommersant, Valentina Tereshkova on this day was in Kaluga with Igor Ugolnikov.
“We were the first, because the people who worked at enterprises, in the design bureau, in scientific institutions, subordinated their lives to the interests of the Motherland, to the service of their people, ” the president continued.
It was a hint.
“Space conquerors, ” he added more directly,“ are an example for us today in solving the problems of strengthening technological sovereignty.
We need to continue their glorious deeds and traditions, to achieve the same bright, historical successes that we could all be proud of.
He called for “creating more powerful satellite groups, expanding the launch of autonomous spacecraft to explore our Arctic region, … creating sovereign space systems and component base of a new generation, to design the Russian orbital station, which is designed to become an outpost of our country, to serve the study and exploration of space, first of all distant, and about the country should not be forgotten: experts know that the new station will be aimed including, and maybe first of all., to meet the challenges facing our country in the broadest sense of the word."
And this was another hint, however, transparent: without a doubt, decisive.
First of all, we are talking about the early resumption of our lunar program.
There was an approving roar in the hall.
Everyone in this room wanted to once again prove who is who in deep and near space.
They are also in a hurry to the moon.
But on our side, as always, the effect of surprise.
Once and for three days on the moon.
“I will say more: overcoming technological barriers when storming the Universe, ” Vladimir Putin finally switched to the usual terms,“ has a special inspiring force, helps schoolchildren and students to become pioneers in the industries of the future!
We need to help our young people conquer new heights!
They should give it up first.
The film “Challenge ” Vladimir Putin called“ a unique event for world cinema ”.
Now it is not even very important that the world cinema appreciated it in the same way.
We were the first to make a feature film in orbit aboard a spacecraft.
Here, too, were the first! — Vladimir Putin and himself to the creators of the film.
Well, what, in the end, he at one time accepted Dmitry Rogozin and Konstantin Ernst with this idea and decided the question in their favor.
And for him, the topic of world priority turned out to be, without a doubt, decisive.
“I heard the lunar project is in force? ” Konstantin Ernst asked from the stage.“ The guys are ready! ”
Guys, you have to ask.
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Julia Peresild played the main female role in the film.

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Content: September 5 on the First channel starts a new reality show about space
You can already see the teaser of the project.
September 5 at 22.00 on the First channel will show the premiere of the reality “Challenge.
The first in space. ”
Viewers will see all the stages of preparation for the filming of the film “Challenge ” the first tape in history, which will be shot in orbit of the International Space Station.
This is part of the joint scientific and educational project of the First Channel and the state corporation Roscosmos.
In the first series, reality will show how the casting for the main female role in the picture took place.
Among the applicants were famous actresses, a ballerina, a fitness coach and even a civil aviation pilot.
In total, about 3 thousand applications were submitted for the competition.
Candidates were selected at the Cosmonaut Training Center in Star City, a medical examination, a test of the vestibular apparatus on a rotating chair and a unique psychological testing developed by Russian scientists.
As a result, the main female role was received by Julia Peresild.
“In the theater, sometimes I ’ m turned upside down, too.
I'm curious.
It is difficult to predict something, you never know how the body will react to this or that test.
But fear is meaningless, ” commented the actress.
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Director Klim Shipenko was responsible for shooting scenes on the ISS and wore a motley butterfly tie during events.

Every day on the ISS included rigorous preparation and specific planned shooting scenes.

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Training simulations of emergency situations were carried out for crew safety while on the ISS.

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At that time, training simulations of the emergency situation were carried out.
Among NASA employees, there are often people known as simulator supervisors, or "simulants", who are treated with caution.
These people are responsible for creating and conducting complex and responsible flight simulations.
During these simulations, mission control engineers and astronauts get into simulation scenarios related to breakdowns and emergency situations, testing their resilience and readiness for real in-flight crisis situations.
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According to NPR, on June 12, space enthusiasts listening through the NASA website to the air-to-ground connection between Houston and the International Space Station (ISS) were stunned by the data.
They heard a disturbing report that one of the astronauts was experiencing DCS, or decompression sickness.
The ISS is a serious danger on the ISS, where the internal atmosphere is maintained at a pressure of 1.033513 kilograms per square centimeter at sea level to protect astronauts from external vacuum.
The station has many seams and fittings, any of which can leak and pose a threat to the safety of the crew.
Since 2019, NASA and Roscosmos, the Russian space agency, have been tracking a slow leak in the Russian Zvezda module.
Although this leak is not life-threatening, attempts to eliminate it have so far failed.
The DCS emergency announcement made NASA listeners remember the Star leak, but ISS officials quickly said it was all right, announcing to X that the call was just the work of simsup, dispatchers and crew of astronauts undergoing training at SpaceX headquarters in Hawthorne, California, who conducted a simulation and accidentally crossed their transmissions with an air-to-ground line.
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The skills and experience of Klim Shipenko and Julia Peresild resulted in good material for the film.

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Content: Filmed in space film with Julia Peresild will soon be released
Filmed in space, the film “Challenge ” will be released on April 20, reported in the group“ Polite People | Special Operation Z ”.
The main roles in the film were performed by Julia Peresild, Vladimir Mashkov, Milos Bikovich, Alexander Baluev and others.
According to the plot of the film, the thoracic surgeon Zhenya for a month was preparing for a flight to the ISS to save the life of an astronaut.
“The Challenge ” was the first film shot in space.
Filming took place on board the ISS 400 km from Earth.
In addition, in the film will appear pilot-cosmonaut, Hero of Russia Oleg Novitsky.
He admitted that the members of the film crew helped him get used to the role.
“On board the ISS, we worked harmoniously.
Thanks to the skill and experience of Klim and Julia, we got a good material.
Of course, we are not professional actors, but astronauts.
Therefore, it was problematic for us to professionally express our feelings in the frame.
But the experience of Klim and Julia helped us, ” said Novitsky.
Also in the shooting took part the test cosmonaut, Hero of Russia Pyotr Dubrov.
He said that the work on the film did not interfere with the scientific activities of the ISS.
“At first, we were wary of shooting on the ISS, because the station is primarily a scientific laboratory, it is not designed for filming feature films.
As a result, the work at the station was organized so that the shooting did not interfere with our main activities, ” the astronaut shared.
Note that Julia Peresild will play Elizabeth I in the film “Empresses ”.
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The material of the feature film "Challenge" was extracted by specialists who checked its quality after their return to Earth.

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Content: The material of the feature film “Challenge ”, which was shot on the International Space Station (ISS), was extracted by specialists who also checked its quality.
This was announced on October 20 by the general director of the state corporation Roscosmos Dmitry Rogozin in his Telegram channel.
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To his message, the general director of Roscosmos attached a video that shows how RSC Energia specialists extract flash cards from the Soyuz MS-18s spacecraft, delivered to Korolev near Moscow, with the results of filming on the ISS Klima Shipenko and Yulia Peresild.
“We immediately checked the quality of the footage.
It ’ s great, ” Rogozin said.
As reported by IA REGNUM, cosmonaut Oleg Novitsky, actress Julia Peresild and director Klim Shipenko at 07: 35 Moscow time on October 17 returned to Earth on the lander of the spacecraft "Yu. A. Gagarin" ("Soyuz MS-18"), which landed on the territory of Kazakhstan.

Anton Shkaplerov, one of the cosmonauts, mentioned piloting the ship by hand during the mission.

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Content: Anton Shkaplerov: "Ready at least for the moon, even for Mars!"
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Anton Shkaplerov: "Ready at least for the moon, even for Mars!"
Celebrating a birthday in orbit to Anton Shkaplerov, the commander of the crew currently working on the International Space Station, is no stranger.
He received congratulations during each of his flights, and taking into account the current number of them already four.
Despite the heavy workload - scientific experiments, station maintenance, mandatory physical education (even on weekends), - Anton Nikolaevich found time to talk with Svetlana Nosenkova and talk about participation in the scientific and educational project "Challenge", spacewalks, communication with Japanese space tourists, about how the holidays are held in weightlessness.
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In open space
— On January 19, you and Peter Dubrovov made the first spacewalk this year.
Did everything go as planned?
- Unfortunately, no.
Although all the actions were worked out in the hydrolaboratory of the Cosmonaut Training Center (CPC) and discussed the details already here, in orbit, but in the course of the work there were nuances regarding the design of the node module.
Neither we nor the specialists who prepared us for extra-ship activities (EVA) knew about them.
Therefore, some, at first glance, light work was delayed, for which not much time was laid.
But we understood that the main thing was to integrate the berth module into the Russian segment of the station and prepare it for docking.
We put antennas on it, targets on it, redocked the cables.
Specialists on Earth then checked and said that all the circuits are powered correctly, everything works.
So the module is ready to receive the Soyuz MS-21 ship with the crew of Oleg Artemyev, the launch of which is scheduled for March 18.
And what we did not have time to do were additional tasks that can be done in the following outputs.
If you compare the spacewalk that took place on January 19 with your previous ones, which one was the most difficult?
— I didn ’ t have many spacewalks — only three, so I remember everything well (smiles).
The most difficult was the first exit, which took place ten years ago – in February 2012, after all, the work on the outer board was new and unusual for me.
Of course, in the CPC there is a hydrolaboratory, and the simulator “Exit-2 ”, but this can not be compared with a real open space.
Therefore, for the first time it was harder: to get used to, to learn to move in weightlessness, to work in a spacesuit "Orlan".
The next ones were a little easier.
The Challenge is Accepted
- You talk so calmly about dangerous work in outer space, where, except for you and your partner, there is no one, as if it is a normal thing.
In the same calm voice you were reporting during the manual docking of your ship "Soyuz MS-19" with the station.
This is also a rather rare case.
- Yes, in five years it was the first manual docking, which indicates the high level of our space technology.
But sometimes there are failures.
That ’ s what we ’ ve been training for years.
I've been preparing for this for almost 15 years.
It was not for nothing (smiling).
The situation was complicated by the fact that you were flying with two non-professional participants in space flight.
Did actress Julia Peresild and director Klim Shipenko help you?
— When the emergency situation occurred, I had to visually control the position of the docking node and targets.
At the same time, it was necessary to manually control the ship and monitor the on-board documentation, that is, at certain moments to issue the necessary commands, not only on my display, which was in front of me, but also on the display on the left, with which the flight engineer usually works.
I had to use a pointer to reach out.
Klim was filming in the lander when the sound alarm went off and a red flashing light on the central console caught fire.
And he stopped shooting, so as not to distract from work.
And I asked Julia to open the flight documentation (she had it on her tablet) on the page on manual control and docking of the ship with the station and to see if I missed this or that command.
She read and checked with what I was doing.
And she also helped by holding a pointer to which I periodically issued commands on the flight engineer ’ s display so that it did not fly away somewhere in weightlessness.
I was piloting the ship by hand.
Everything went the way it was taught in the CCP – we have excellent simulators and instructors.
And thank you to the head of the flights Vladimir Alekseevich Solovyov for the fact that he previously allowed to switch to manual control in case there is a break in communication with the Earth during the failure of the second set of the system "Course".
In general, quite gently docked and continued our mission.
— In the first issue of your video blog, you noted that 12 days of filming on the project “Challenge ” were hard.
Astronauts are very familiar people.
Was it hard to be an actor?
“I had to unload my ship because I brought a lot of science equipment and things for filming.
Plus, of course, the shooting itself.
Even after dinner, we did a few hours of filming.
We got acquainted with the script itself in Star City.
Some scenes even tried to rehearse on the simulators of the ship and the station in the Cosmonaut Training Center.
So it was already clearer, at least to Klim, how to expose the cameras, the light.
It helped a lot.
And at Baikonur, we read roles.
It really wasn't easy.
I had to learn the text, and get used to the role.
Although I play myself from the film, but the situation there is unusual and I had to play as the director sees it.
Therefore, it was not easy to master acting skills and me, and Oleg, and Peter.
Although, on the other hand, it is quite interesting to feel like a real actor on the set of a feature film.
Are you looking forward to what happened in the end?
- Of course.
But at the station shot a small part of the future film.
After Peter and I return to Earth and undergo rehabilitation, we will continue shooting on Earth.
Judging by the script, the film should be interesting for the audience and unusual, because it is shot in real space.
— At the end of December, the CPC held a working meeting on the implementation of the scientific and educational project “Challenge ”, where it was said, in particular, that some of the premises of the Center will be renovated specifically for filming the“ earth part ” of the film.
Did you have to change anything in the interior of the station?
— The shooting schedule was drawn up on Earth by day and by hour.
We knew that today we were going to shoot – what scene, who is involved in it, where it will take place.
Naturally, they prepared the location of the shooting.
Removed all the excess from the modules, added the props that they brought with them, then removed everything back.
This process took place every day.
Shooting was conducted not only in the service module "Star", but also in the modules "Search", "Science", a little in the ship.
When the guys left, Peter and I for a long time carried everything to their places according to our database (each thing at the station has its number and place according to the inventory system. – Ed.).
With a Japanese accent
— In December, the ISS was visited by Japanese tourists together with the commander of the Soyuz MS-20 spacecraft, Alexander Misurkin.
And in your third flight (2017 – 2018), the crew was JAXA astronaut Norishige Kanai.
Did your experience with the Japanese help you?
Have you participated in the flight program of Yusaku Maezawa and Yozo Hirano?
The experience with Norishige helped, of course.
Thanks to him, I learned more about the culture and traditions of the Japanese.
And when the tourists arrived, they already had an idea of how they would behave.
Norishige taught me a few simple words in Japanese – “hello ”,“ goodbye ”, etc.
But mostly communicated in English.
In coordination with Roscosmos, I participated in their work, helped, but more as a cinematographer - I shot something with their participation, and somewhere I got into the frame (smiles).
Are there any positive emotions from this crew?
- New people, change of scenery - it is always a joy at the station.
Yusaku Maezawa had a very large program: many unusual experiments, and with the simplest earthly things, even with toys.
It was interesting to see how certain objects behave in weightlessness.
- Alexander Misurkin and Yusaku Maezawa also staged a badminton tournament in orbit.
— Sasha Misurkin and Mark Vande Hay have already played badminton in the last flight in 2018.
It was the first time we had such a tournament.
However, in the end, the monitor of one of the computers was broken.
This time we have taken a closer look at the matter.
Prepared the Japanese module JEM, closed all devices, computers that could suffer from a blow to the shuttlecock.
So it was safe.
It was a good psychological breakdown.
Playing terrestrial sports games on the ISS is always interesting, since in weightlessness the same volanchik behaves quite differently.
I played football at the station.
- On the frames on the Internet and the crew of the project "Challenge", and Japanese tourists looked great immediately after arriving at the station.
In your opinion, is it possible to say that the CPC has developed an optimal training program for non-professional participants in space flight?
I think we should start with selection.
First, the verdict of the medical commission was made on readiness for training, and then for flight.
And then they were trained.
Yes, it is a really good experience.
Well done doctors and all the specialists of the Center.
I did not doubt the crew of the project “Challenge ”, as I was preparing with them for the start.
And I was sure that just as carefully selected in the CPC tourists who do not have much time to prepare for the flight, and to do, as always, a lot.
Space holidays
This is the fourth time you have spent the New Year in orbit.
In this flight, you and Peter Dubrovov even prepared your favorite salad “herring under a fur coat ”.
How does it taste?
Does it look like Earth?
Have you treated your American colleagues to a space dish?
- We tried to make it earthly, but, unfortunately, the ingredients were not quite the same as at home.
Even the most important component of this salad - herring - we had canned and not so salty.
Everything else was picked up from a few different products.
In principle, the taste of “herring under a fur coat ” was.
We made a rather large salad - this cake turned out.
Realizing that we do not have a refrigerator in the Russian segment and it will not last long, we did not wait for the New Year, but invited our colleagues in the same evening.
And the whole crew ate the salad pretty quickly.
Everyone really liked it.
What New Year ’ s gift did you enjoy the most?
Most of all, of course, I was pleased with the video congratulations that my family, relatives and friends sent me.
A very large video was sent from my school, where I studied, from the ensemble, where I once danced in school.
A lot of congratulations from different people.
Of course, it is nice that people do not forget you when you leave the Earth, but say good words of wishes, give good farewell for the future.
On February 20, you will celebrate your fourth birthday in orbit.
Are there any traditions associated with this celebration?
— In the MCC, of course, an extraordinary connection with the Earth, with relatives and friends is planned.
Usually congratulations from the team of cosmonauts, the leadership of Roscosmos, especially when the anniversary.
Naturally, we will all come together in the Russian segment.
I'll get the packages that say "Open February 20th."
There are gifts that my family and the support group from the MCC have prepared.
I saved some products from the bonus containers that we will open on this day.
Do you plan to treat the crew to another meal?
Like the Olivier you did on the last flight?
- I haven't thought about it yet.
To decorate the table, maybe I will (smile).
Please share your nearest plans.
Perhaps you want to fly on a foreign spacecraft or participate in a lunar mission?
- The first is to successfully complete work on board the station, return home in time, recover from the flight, relax with your family - just the summer will be.
Then finish the film, which began in space, and return to work.
If by this time it will be possible to fly on Dragon, Starliner — yes, on any new ship, of course, I agree.
Ready to go to the moon, even to Mars!
But not at one end, of course (laughs).
It would be interesting to test new space technology.
- Fifty years: for something it's early, and for something, maybe it's too late.
What do you think?
Definitely early to summarize.
Half is done.
I am full of strength, health, energy.
And although I have been receiving a military pension for eight years, I do not consider myself a pensioner (laughs).
So I want to keep working.
And it is probably too late to change the character and life principles.
What are your life principles?
Do not be afraid to set global, big tasks, never deceive people, bring any business to the end, no matter what.
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The crew experienced difficulties during their first spacewalks, which became easier with time and practice.

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Content: September 5 on the First channel starts a new reality show about space
You can already see the teaser of the project.
September 5 at 22.00 on the First channel will show the premiere of the reality “Challenge.
The first in space. ”
Viewers will see all the stages of preparation for the filming of the film “Challenge ” the first tape in history, which will be shot in orbit of the International Space Station.
This is part of the joint scientific and educational project of the First Channel and the state corporation Roscosmos.
In the first series, reality will show how the casting for the main female role in the picture took place.
Among the applicants were famous actresses, a ballerina, a fitness coach and even a civil aviation pilot.
In total, about 3 thousand applications were submitted for the competition.
Candidates were selected at the Cosmonaut Training Center in Star City, a medical examination, a test of the vestibular apparatus on a rotating chair and a unique psychological testing developed by Russian scientists.
As a result, the main female role was received by Julia Peresild.
“In the theater, sometimes I ’ m turned upside down, too.
I'm curious.
It is difficult to predict something, you never know how the body will react to this or that test.
But fear is meaningless, ” commented the actress.
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After their return to Earth and rehabilitation, Peresild and Shipenko planned to continue shooting on Earth.

Dmitry Rogozin, then head of Roscosmos, did everything necessary to support the making of this film.

A new reality show about space was set to start on the First channel on September 5.

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Content: September 5 on the First channel starts a new reality show about space
You can already see the teaser of the project.
September 5 at 22.00 on the First channel will show the premiere of the reality “Challenge.
The first in space. ”
Viewers will see all the stages of preparation for the filming of the film “Challenge ” the first tape in history, which will be shot in orbit of the International Space Station.
This is part of the joint scientific and educational project of the First Channel and the state corporation Roscosmos.
In the first series, reality will show how the casting for the main female role in the picture took place.
Among the applicants were famous actresses, a ballerina, a fitness coach and even a civil aviation pilot.
In total, about 3 thousand applications were submitted for the competition.
Candidates were selected at the Cosmonaut Training Center in Star City, a medical examination, a test of the vestibular apparatus on a rotating chair and a unique psychological testing developed by Russian scientists.
As a result, the main female role was received by Julia Peresild.
“In the theater, sometimes I ’ m turned upside down, too.
I'm curious.
It is difficult to predict something, you never know how the body will react to this or that test.
But fear is meaningless, ” commented the actress.
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Oleg Artemyev and the Soyuz MS-21 crew were scheduled for launch, and the ISS module was made ready for their arrival.

Anton Shkaplerov stated his readiness for missions to the Moon or Mars.

Roscosmos considers the accelerated film crew training a foundation for future projects.

The guests and participants of the film project included residents from small towns in 70 regions through the Russian Union of Youth’s "Development Space" program.

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Participants of the "Development Space" program implemented more than 250 projects in small towns
Beneficiaries of the project of the Russian Union of Youth were residents of small towns in 70 regions of Russia
TASS, November 8.
270 thousand residents of small towns and settlements of 70 regions of Russia became beneficiaries of the projects of the participants of the program "Development Space" of the Russian Union of Youth.
During the implementation of the program, project teams have developed more than 250 social initiatives.
Within the framework of the federal program for the involvement of young people in the social development of the territories of small towns and settlements "Development Space", more than 250 project teams learned the basics of social design, creation and implementation of their own projects.
The most popular topics for them were: improvement of climatic and environmental conditions, improvement of territories, work with the socially unprotected category of citizens, popularization of a healthy lifestyle and much more.
In the city of Aleksandrovsk, Murmansk region, to solve the problem of social inclusion, the project team of Julia Ushakova created an accessible photo studio for children with disabilities, where they learned the art of photography along with their peers.
Within the framework of the project, the participants passed master classes on portrait photography, photo processing, took part in competitions and photo shoots.
“The project solves at least three problems: social inclusion, the formation of a tolerant attitude to children with disabilities, vocational guidance.
We are sure that the photo studio united these children, revealed their potential, and even gave someone a ticket to a future profession.
Life changed dramatically after participating in the Development Space project.
They take the team seriously and listen to our opinions.
There is hope that we will be able to implement many more useful initiatives for the benefit of the city, ” said Yulia Ushakova.
This year, the initiative group of Julia Ushakova presented a new project "Theater Studio" Zazerkalye "at the grant competition of Rosmolodezh, which was held within the framework of the final forum" Development Space ".
The team won funding in the amount of 280 thousand rubles.
Theater Studio "Zazerkalye" is a project to create an inclusive theater studio for disabled children and healthy children as volunteers.
In small groups, under the guidance of experienced specialists, classes will be held for children, where they will work on speech, acquire role-playing skills, learn how to perform story tasks.
The team of Alexei Timchenko from the Amur region since 2019 is implementing the project "Engineering and Space Club" Heirs of Tsiolkovsky ".
The project is aimed at creating conditions for the development of scientific and creative potential of schoolchildren.
Within the framework of the initiative, classes on modeling rockets and interplanetary stations have been created.
Here, young residents of Tsiolkovsky are engaged in rocket modeling, develop design skills, conduct experiments in physics, mechanics, astronomy and chemistry.
Experts of leading universities and colleges, specialists of design bureaus and enterprises of engineering-space, aviation profile were involved in the training.
This year, the team of Alexey Timchenko won a grant in one of the areas of the state program of the Amur region "Development of education of the Amur region".
For financing, which amounted to more than 345 thousand rubles, toolkits, materials and equipment for rocket modeling and much more will be purchased.
In addition, during the implementation of the project, the initiative group opened an NGO.
The project of the team of Olga Andreeva from the Novgorod region "Good Bunny" started in 2019.
Initially, the initiative was the development and release of a methodological guide for conducting an inclusive educational event for children with disabilities in small settlements with the aim of additional socialization of minors.
Educational activities of the project were held in the format of a fairy tale with puppet characters, with tasks individually selected for each child, based on game methods of pedagogy.
Over the course of two years, the project developed into an Inclusive City course to train salespeople, dentists, hairdressers to communicate with people who have health features.
In 2020, the President of the Russian Federation supported the initiative “Inclusive city ”.
A year later, the governor of the Novgorod region became the ambassador of the project.
Within the framework of the federal program of the RSM "Development Space", the participants were trained in the basics of social design, creation and implementation of their own projects.
The goal of the program is to create youth public associations, including NGOs, on the territory of small towns and settlements in Russia.
The Development Space program has twice received a grant from the President of the Russian Federation for the development of civil society, in 2017 and a three-year grant for 2019-2021.
In 2021, the Development Space: Cultural Track program won a grant from the Presidential Foundation for Cultural Initiatives for 2022.
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The project of the Russian Youth Union "Development Space" is a project for young people from small towns and settlements of the Russian Federation "Development Space", which has been implemented since 2017.
The project is aimed at involving young people in the socio-economic development of the territories of small towns and settlements of Russia through the organization of a network of youth project teams in municipalities with the prospect of creating youth communities and non-profit organizations (hereinafter - NPOs).
The participants of the project are young people from 18 to 35 years old living in settlements, the number of which does not exceed 50 thousand people.
The project is based on educational technology for the creation and implementation of socially significant projects.
The project "Development Space" invites teams of 4 people, with a project initiative, are trained in the following topics: the basics of social design, project management, finding and attracting partners and sponsors, working with the team, working with the media.
Young people implement their project and the most successful teams establish a youth association.
Since 2020, a mechanism for implementing the project at the regional level has been developed.
Any regional organization of the RSM can apply and implement the "Development Space" in their region.
This provides additional opportunities for young people in the regions not to compete with teams from all over the country.
It also allows you to increase the scope of the project and remove the scope of the city in which the young man lives.
The project is supported by the Presidential Grants Fund of the Russian Federation until 2021 and the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs.
All-Russian public organization "Russian Union of Youth" (RSM) is one of the most popular, non-governmental, non-profit, non-political youth associations in Russia.
Every year, about 4 million young people participate in RSM programs and projects.
RSM is represented in 72 constituent entities of the Russian Federation.
RSM implements 16 federal programs and projects in various areas.

Residents involved in the "Development Space" program implemented more than 250 projects in small towns.

Training for social design, project creation, and implementation was part of the federal RSM "Development Space" program for youth.

Julia Peresild wrote letters to her daughters in case of her death before the flight into space.

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What Julia Peresild wrote in case of her death in letters to her daughters before the flight into space
“Komsomolka ” shares the brightest moments from the book by Julia Peresild“ This is space, baby! ”
Actress Julia Peresild at the Chkalovsky airfield after arriving from Kazakhstan.
On October 17, 2021, the crew returned from the ISS, where the shooting of the feature film “The Challenge ” took place.
Photo: Sergey Bobylev / TASS
“Challenge ” was released on April 20, but now it still takes the second place in the collection in the weekly rankings of the highest grossing films.
Very useful in the publishing house AST published a book by Julia Peresild “This is space, baby! ”, in which she enthusiastically paints all the details of the shooting on 300 pages - from the moment she learned about the project to the moment when the lander touched the Earth and she“ saw the purple face of Konstantin Ernst in the porthole ”.
We selected 15 unexpected facts from the book and illustrated them with quotes.
1.
Julia started smoking because of the performance, and was very worried about her smoking before she was tested for suitability for space flight.
“Damn, I ’ m thirty-six.
I have two children.
Health?
Fuck knows him.
I never checked him out.
All my doctors are obstetrician-gynecologists.
I do not practice HLS, I do not sleep enough, I work like a horse, I smoke.
Is that why I started smoking?
At thirty-three years old, when releasing the play “Grozagroza ”, I lit a cigarette on the stage.
Katherine burned me inside.
I remember when I left the run, bought a pack of cigarettes and, while walking to the Belorusskaya, smoked it whole.
Okay, I started smoking.
Before that, the smell of cigarettes gave me a gag reflex.
I was patient when they smoked nearby, but I could not even imagine that I would take it on myself.
It's funny.
Okay, we have to stop. ”
2.
Her acquaintance with Klim Shipenko began with an insult.
“In March [2021, even before the start of the health check. – Ed.] we had a very unpleasant telephone conversation with him about my meeting with the crew of Novitsky.
After our communication, I felt insulted both as a woman and as an actress for a very long time.
I struggled with pride and desire to be in this project, and for many days in a row in this fight won pride. (...) It was necessary to choose what I really want - to show my character or connect with a person who for the next months and, in general, for the rest of my life will be very close to me.
I should have loved him...
3.
And her acquaintance with the astronauts, too.
When she came to meet them at the Astronaut Training Center, came to the rest room, brought treats, thought that she would be welcomed with open arms, but nothing like that.
“Why do we need this project at all?
We:
It ’ s an experiment, it ’ s always interesting.
No one has done this before, it ’ s great!
To us in response:
- We do not understand what is cool here, and at all not the fact that all this will happen.
I finally realized that communication will not work out when we started talking about Russian cinema.
One of them said,
I don ’ t like Russian cinema very much.
I say:
“Well, I should understand that this is a stone in my garden, right? ”
He shrugs his shoulders in response.
It ’ s like saying, “We don ’ t know who you are or what you ’ re doing here. ”
To understand this, words were not needed.
(...)
They say to me:
We have been preparing for the flight for 10 years.
— It is clear that artists also study for a long time, and good artists learn all their lives.
To me in return, with a grin:
- Artists...
What do you study there?
That was really hurtful. ”
Fragment of the poster of the film "Challenge".
4.
For the flight, she had to choose clothes from a special catalog for astronauts.
“The fact is that you can ’ t take your personal belongings to the ISS.
Every material from which clothes are made is tested for fire resistance, for whether it emits chemicals that can poison a person.
For example, the buttons cannot be made of plastic.
That's why you need to pick up some clothes from the astronaut catalog.
You can choose the color of your clothes, ask them to put your initials on it.
But it is standard for everyone.
They began to choose underwear.
But it ’ s still the clothes in which I will appear in the frame – I thought that Klim will probably want to shoot my heroine changing clothes, and as a result we really had such a scene.
I look at the catalog of panties: seventy percent of them are in flowers.
I go to Klim: “And what to do with the cowards? ”
It's funny, but we didn't have an option to take our underwear.
(...)
In space, things are not washed: after the clothes get dirty, they are disposed of.
We flew for twelve days, and I had five shirts with me.
We started choosing underwear, socks.
“How many socks are there? ” –“ Five pairs. ”
They chose t-shirts: separately - for filming, which I will wear only in the frame, separately - for everyday life.
It is desirable that the latter be at least two. (...)
But I was still allowed to take two additional T-shirts and two overalls instead of one.
In one I flew in, in the second I filmed.
I made an iron argument: “What if, I ’ m sorry, I throw up in flight?
What am I going to do next? ”
They agreed with me. […]
As a result, my kit included shorts, five T-shirts, socks, underpants, a spare overalls.
For twelve days.
But on the ISS, all these things ended very quickly.
There, in space, you sweat quite a lot: at the station it is stuffy, and in some places it is cold and dusty.
Fortunately, there was a stock of clothes left from those guys who flew away and did not use their own.
I wore someone ’ s t-shirts, someone ’ s sweatshirts, Oleg Novitsky shared socks with me. ”
5.
Before the flight, she wrote large letters to her two daughters in case of her death.
Here are some small fragments of one of them.
“Anya!
My favorite girl!
If you are reading this letter without me, then something has gone wrong.
It means you'll have to go without me now.
Am I sorry about something?
It's fate.
Everything happens the way it should have happened.
It's a test.
Especially for you and Masha.
My love for you is endless.
And wherever I am now, my protection, my love, will protect you from everything.
Julia Peresild and her children: Anna (left) and Maria (right).
Photo by Ivan Makeev
Don't be sad for me too long.
Everyone has their own way.
I feel good.
I am proud to have you.
I'm happy.
I've done so much in my life.
Every day we live in love and happiness!
You can be proud of me too!
I ’ m a crazy mother, in love with her incredible crumbs. ”
6.
There are snakes on Baikonur.
Yulia ran every day, having already arrived at the territory of the cosmodrome and once “met a worker of Baikonur, who carried a snake on a stick!
I've never looked under my feet!
It turned out that you can ’ t even relax on a run. ”
From the second part of the article (we will publish it tomorrow) you will learn how Julia managed to burn terribly on the ISS, what a little scandalous ritual of cosmonauts with difficulty performed before the flight and why she felt like Venus Botticelli on the ISS.
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She detailed her personal feelings and experiences during preparation and the mission.

Filming in space did not permit relaxation, even during routine activities like running.

The crew remained focused on their tasks, always prepared for challenges.

After returning to Earth, evaluation and quality checks were done for the materials filmed on the ISS.

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Content: The material of the feature film “Challenge ”, which was shot on the International Space Station (ISS), was extracted by specialists who also checked its quality.
This was announced on October 20 by the general director of the state corporation Roscosmos Dmitry Rogozin in his Telegram channel.
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To his message, the general director of Roscosmos attached a video that shows how RSC Energia specialists extract flash cards from the Soyuz MS-18s spacecraft, delivered to Korolev near Moscow, with the results of filming on the ISS Klima Shipenko and Yulia Peresild.
“We immediately checked the quality of the footage.
It ’ s great, ” Rogozin said.
As reported by IA REGNUM, cosmonaut Oleg Novitsky, actress Julia Peresild and director Klim Shipenko at 07: 35 Moscow time on October 17 returned to Earth on the lander of the spacecraft "Yu. A. Gagarin" ("Soyuz MS-18"), which landed on the territory of Kazakhstan.

The extracts provided do not contain information about an air leak on the International Space Station, and instead focus on the development of film studios in space, the filming of a Russian movie on the ISS, and educational initiatives related to aerospace.

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To shoot the first space film.
Two astronauts and two film specialists will head to the International Space Station early next month to shoot the first film in outer space.
A Russian crew of two cosmonauts and two film specialists is scheduled to fly to the International Space Station on Oct. 5 to shoot the first film in outer space aboard a Soyuz MS-19 spacecraft, the filmmakers said.
The launch of the crew to the International Space Station, which orbits the Earth at an altitude of about 354 kilometers, comes just weeks after the first full civilian crew was launched into space on a rocket and capsule developed by SpaceX, adding an element to the decades-long competition in spaceflight between Russia and the United States.
Actor and director Klim Shepenko told a news conference before the film's crew left for Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan: "This film is about the story of an ordinary person, a doctor who has nothing to do with space exploration and has never thought about it, who is offered to travel to the International Space Station and save the life of an astronaut."
Astronaut Commander Anton Shkaplerov said: “I ’ m not going to star in it but I still need to know how to make a film in an unusual place like outer space, and actress Yulia Perisild said she learned how to work as a beauty artist and fashion designer for herself.

The International Space Station is scheduled to have entertainment and sports facilities as commercial stations like Axiom Space's SEE-1 module are planned for orbit around the Earth.

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The International Space Station will soon have a movie studio and a sports arena.
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The International Space Station could have a new dedicated film studio and sports arena by the middle of the decade, as London-based Space Entertainment Enterprise (SEE) has unveiled plans for the station ’ s film, television, sports and entertainment broadcasting unit, which will be launched in 2024.
The unit is being built by Axiom Space, which is working on its own tourism and research unit for the station, and is also scheduled to be launched and attached to the station in 2024, and SEE already has a space entertainment organization, which claims to be producing a film, in partnership with Tom Cruise, that will be partially filmed at the station.
The new entertainment center will be connected to the Axiom unit, which will eventually separate from the International Space Station to form its dedicated space station.
No costs or budgets have been disclosed for the inflated spherical unit, but it is expected to be 20 feet in diameter and open to third parties for filmmaking and television.
NASA has committed to funding the station until 2030, and Russia has signaled a renewed commitment by launching a new laboratory unit.
After that, it is believed that there will be a set of commercial stations orbiting the Earth, including one of the Axiom Space, which will include the new SEE-1 module.
If launched, it would be the world ’ s first content and entertainment studios and a multi-purpose arena to run in space.
SEE says the module will allow artists, producers and creators to develop, produce, record and broadcast live content that maximizes the microgravity environment in the space station ’ s low orbit, including movies, television, music and events.
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The SEE-1 module could become the world's first content and entertainment studio and multipurpose arena in space, which may begin operations after its launch and connection with the Axiom Station.

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The International Space Station will soon have a movie studio and a sports arena.
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Thank you for reading about technology: The International Space Station will soon have a film studio and a sports arena.
Know the details and now with the details of the news
The International Space Station could have a new dedicated film studio and sports arena by the middle of the decade, as London-based Space Entertainment Enterprise (SEE) has unveiled plans for the station ’ s film, television, sports and entertainment broadcasting unit, which will be launched in 2024.
The unit is being built by Axiom Space, which is working on its own tourism and research unit for the station, and is also scheduled to be launched and attached to the station in 2024, and SEE already has a space entertainment organization, which claims to be producing a film, in partnership with Tom Cruise, that will be partially filmed at the station.
The new entertainment center will be connected to the Axiom unit, which will eventually separate from the International Space Station to form its dedicated space station.
No costs or budgets have been disclosed for the inflated spherical unit, but it is expected to be 20 feet in diameter and open to third parties for filmmaking and television.
NASA has committed to funding the station until 2030, and Russia has signaled a renewed commitment by launching a new laboratory unit.
After that, it is believed that there will be a set of commercial stations orbiting the Earth, including one of the Axiom Space, which will include the new SEE-1 module.
If launched, it would be the world ’ s first content and entertainment studios and a multi-purpose arena to run in space.
SEE says the module will allow artists, producers and creators to develop, produce, record and broadcast live content that maximizes the microgravity environment in the space station ’ s low orbit, including movies, television, music and events.
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A Russian film crew, including actress Yulia Peresild, traveled to the International Space Station to film "The Challenge," making her the first actress to shoot a movie in space.

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Content: Russian Yulia Beresild is the first actress in history to depict a movie in space (Video)
Yulia Beresild became the first actress in history to depict a film in outer space, surpassing Hollywood stars led by Tom Cruise.
On Oct. 5, Yulia, 37, and 38-year-old filmmaker Klim Shepenko set off for the International Space Station to begin a 12-day adventure to shoot the Russian-language film Challenge.
To reach the space launch stage, Yulia and Klim underwent months of training, including centrifuge and zero gravity tests.
The heroine went into space on a Soyuz rocket, the first time the rocket has been launched to the International Space Station with only Russian citizens on board.
This work adds to a series of challenges between the space poles of Russia and the United States of America.
More than 60 years after the Soviet Union defeated the United States by launching the first satellite in human history, Russian cinematographers are currently filming the first feature-length extraterrestrial film.
This comes as the US space agency (NASA) announced last year a planned cooperation with SpaceX to shoot a movie starring Tom Cruise on board its International Space Station, with a budget estimated at about 200 million US dollars, but the Russians have been ahead.
Social media activists of different nationalities shared the features of the Russian-American conflict by posting tweets bearing pictures of Yulia and Cruz together.
Tweeters also praised Yulia ’ s efforts to become the first female filmmaker on the mission of filming extraterrestrial fiction, in a mission that has many difficulties and challenges.
Currently one of the most sought-after actresses in Russian cinema, Yulia graduated in 2006 in the acting department of the Russian University of Dramatic Arts.
Yulia was born in Pskov, a small Russian city located in the northwest on the border with Estonia and Latvia, and due to the deteriorating security situation in this city left her for the capital Moscow and began the dream of acting to attend the school of theater.
According to press reports, Yulia ’ s family did not believe in her talent, nor did they expect their daughter, who had never visited the theater, to eventually attend drama school and go to fame and then to space.
A unique experience
Yulia celebrated her unique experience by posting all the preparations for filming the film on her social media accounts.
Her Instagram account was congested, from the training videos to her launch to Kazakhstan, the first stop on a long road to extraterrestrial life.
Kazakhstan hosts the Baikonur cosmodrome, the largest space launch facility in the world.
On the experience, Yulia said in press statements and social media posts that “things will not be on the same level as on the ground. ”
When she set foot on the International Space Station, she said: “I still imagine I ’ m dreaming.
It ’ s almost impossible to believe that all of this is true. ”
The Russian film The Challenge tells the story of a female doctor, Yulia Beresild, who is called to the space station to rescue a crew member.
It is reported that two astronauts, Oleg Novitsky and Piotr Dobrov, will participate in a part of the film.
The film is a joint production of the first Russian channel and the Russian space agency Roscosmos.
Exceptional Positions
According to the live broadcast on the site of the Russian Space Agency, the spacecraft carrying the task team encountered problems while automatically docking with the International Space Station, which made the commander of the spacecraft astronaut Anton Shkaplerov, who participated in three space missions, decide to docking manually.
The Soyuz docked at the International Space Station just over three hours later.
Before the launch, the lenses focused on Beresild and her 12-year-old daughter Anna, who watched her mother from a safe distance as the spacecraft took off into space.
She also took pictures of Yulia adjusting her shape in a mirror just before she went into space, one of which has been widely shared on social media.
As part of the extraordinary circumstances associated with the filming of the work, the director ’ s wife, actress Sofia Karbonina, said that Shibenko had to lose 15 kg of weight before starting his mission.
Yulia and Klim are expected to face restrictions during filming in space, due to the limited number of people on the set.
The current situation suggests that there will be no staff of assistants, so she will put on her own makeup and make her own clothes.
Shibenko will perform all technical tasks such as photography, lighting and sound adjustment, as well as his duties as a director.
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Yulia Peresild was born in Pskov, Russia, moved to Moscow for theater school, and later achieved fame, which ultimately led her to participate in the space mission.

Yulia shared on her social media that filming in space was a unique and almost unbelievable experience, quite different from conditions on Earth.

In the film "The Challenge," Peresild plays a doctor sent to the space station to save a crew member, and the production is a collaboration between Russia's Channel One and the space agency Roscosmos.

Before launch, attention focused on Peresild and her daughter Anna, who watched the launch from a safe distance, with widely shared social media images showing Yulia preparing for the mission.

As there were no assistants aboard the station, Peresild had to do her own makeup and wardrobe during filming.

Axiom Space's SEE-1 entertainment unit is expected to be roughly 20 feet in diameter, serving third parties for TV and movies, and is scheduled for a 2024 launch.

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A British company announced on Thursday that it plans to connect its first space film studio and sports arena to the International Space Station as early as 2024.
London-based Space Entertainment Enterprise (SEE) has unveiled plans for the International Space Station ’ s film, television, sports and entertainment broadcasting unit, to be launched in December 2024.
SEE ’ s entertainment unit is being built by Axiom Space, which is working on its own tourism and research unit for the station, and is also scheduled to launch and join the station in 2024.
SEE already owns an enterprise in space entertainment, and claims to be producing a film in partnership with Hollywood star Tom Cruise, which will be partly filmed on the space station.
The new entertainment center, called SEE-1, will be connected to the Axiom module, which will eventually separate from the International Space Station to form its own space station.
The company did not disclose any details on unit costs, budgets or measurements, but is expected to be 20 feet in diameter and be open to third parties making films and television.
This is part of a growing commercial shift for the iconic space facility, with the first fully private astronaut crew set to launch next month.
NASA has committed to funding the old station until 2030, and Russia has confirmed its renewed commitment by launching a new laboratory unit.
It is believed that there will be a range of commercial stations orbiting the Earth, including Axion Space, which will include SEE-1.
If launched, it would be the world ’ s first content and entertainment studios and a multi-purpose arena to operate in space.
SEE says the unit will allow artists, producers and creators to develop, produce, record and broadcast live content.
SEE co-founders Dmitry and Elena Lesnevsky noted, “It ’ s a great opportunity for humanity to move into a different world and start an exciting new chapter in space. ”
The SEE-1 module is scheduled to become operational from December 2024, at the Axiom station complex in orbit, while still connected to the International Space Station.
Once complete, the station will be ready for separation from the International Space Station in 2028.
Michael Soufridini, President and CEO of Axiom Space, said: “As the world ’ s first commercial space station, Axiom is designed to serve as the core infrastructure enabling a diversified economy of in-orbit activity.
Adding a dedicated entertainment space to Axiom ’ s commercial capabilities in the form of SEE-1 will expand the station ’ s service as a platform for a global user base and highlight the range of opportunities offered by the new space economy.
Axiom chief engineer Dr Michael Payne said: “SEE-1 will showcase the space environment benefitted from it in an unprecedented way. ”
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NASA has committed funding to the current station through at least 2030, and Russia has shown renewed support by adding a new laboratory unit.

The SEE-1 module will allow artists and creators to develop, produce, and broadcast live content from space.

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A British company announced on Thursday that it plans to connect its first space film studio and sports arena to the International Space Station as early as 2024.
London-based Space Entertainment Enterprise (SEE) has unveiled plans for the International Space Station ’ s film, television, sports and entertainment broadcasting unit, to be launched in December 2024.
SEE ’ s entertainment unit is being built by Axiom Space, which is working on its own tourism and research unit for the station, and is also scheduled to launch and join the station in 2024.
SEE already owns an enterprise in space entertainment, and claims to be producing a film in partnership with Hollywood star Tom Cruise, which will be partly filmed on the space station.
The new entertainment center, called SEE-1, will be connected to the Axiom module, which will eventually separate from the International Space Station to form its own space station.
The company did not disclose any details on unit costs, budgets or measurements, but is expected to be 20 feet in diameter and be open to third parties making films and television.
This is part of a growing commercial shift for the iconic space facility, with the first fully private astronaut crew set to launch next month.
NASA has committed to funding the old station until 2030, and Russia has confirmed its renewed commitment by launching a new laboratory unit.
It is believed that there will be a range of commercial stations orbiting the Earth, including Axion Space, which will include SEE-1.
If launched, it would be the world ’ s first content and entertainment studios and a multi-purpose arena to operate in space.
SEE says the unit will allow artists, producers and creators to develop, produce, record and broadcast live content.
SEE co-founders Dmitry and Elena Lesnevsky noted, “It ’ s a great opportunity for humanity to move into a different world and start an exciting new chapter in space. ”
The SEE-1 module is scheduled to become operational from December 2024, at the Axiom station complex in orbit, while still connected to the International Space Station.
Once complete, the station will be ready for separation from the International Space Station in 2028.
Michael Soufridini, President and CEO of Axiom Space, said: “As the world ’ s first commercial space station, Axiom is designed to serve as the core infrastructure enabling a diversified economy of in-orbit activity.
Adding a dedicated entertainment space to Axiom ’ s commercial capabilities in the form of SEE-1 will expand the station ’ s service as a platform for a global user base and highlight the range of opportunities offered by the new space economy.
Axiom chief engineer Dr Michael Payne said: “SEE-1 will showcase the space environment benefitted from it in an unprecedented way. ”
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The Russian space movie project aims to boost the profile of Russia's space program and showcase capabilities beyond Earth.

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Content: Russian Crew Goes to Space to Shoot First Space Film
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Russia is preparing to launch an actress and director into space to produce a feature film in orbit.
The project was hailed by the head of the country's space agency as an opportunity to raise the profile of Russia's space program.
Actress Yulia Beresild and director Klim Shepenko are set to fly Tuesday to the International Space Station aboard the Russian Soyuz spacecraft with veteran astronaut Anton Shkaplerov, who has participated in three space missions.
After 12 days in space, Beresild and Shibenko will return to Earth with another Russian astronaut.
The crew plans to film clips from a new film called “The Challenge, ” which tells the story of a surgeon called up to the space station to rescue a crew member suffering from a heart condition.
Speaking at a press conference at the Russian launch facility at Baikonur, Kazakhstan, Beresild acknowledged that training for the mission had been arduous.
He also described it as an opportunity not repeated in a lifetime.
The 37-year-old actress added: “It ’ s a miracle, an incredible opportunity.
We worked hard and we ’ re really tired, even though we keep up our good spirits and smile. ”
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Dmitry and Elena Lesnevsky, SEE’s co-founders, believe this development reflects humanity's exciting new chapter in space.

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A British company announced on Thursday that it plans to connect its first space film studio and sports arena to the International Space Station as early as 2024.
London-based Space Entertainment Enterprise (SEE) has unveiled plans for the International Space Station ’ s film, television, sports and entertainment broadcasting unit, to be launched in December 2024.
SEE ’ s entertainment unit is being built by Axiom Space, which is working on its own tourism and research unit for the station, and is also scheduled to launch and join the station in 2024.
SEE already owns an enterprise in space entertainment, and claims to be producing a film in partnership with Hollywood star Tom Cruise, which will be partly filmed on the space station.
The new entertainment center, called SEE-1, will be connected to the Axiom module, which will eventually separate from the International Space Station to form its own space station.
The company did not disclose any details on unit costs, budgets or measurements, but is expected to be 20 feet in diameter and be open to third parties making films and television.
This is part of a growing commercial shift for the iconic space facility, with the first fully private astronaut crew set to launch next month.
NASA has committed to funding the old station until 2030, and Russia has confirmed its renewed commitment by launching a new laboratory unit.
It is believed that there will be a range of commercial stations orbiting the Earth, including Axion Space, which will include SEE-1.
If launched, it would be the world ’ s first content and entertainment studios and a multi-purpose arena to operate in space.
SEE says the unit will allow artists, producers and creators to develop, produce, record and broadcast live content.
SEE co-founders Dmitry and Elena Lesnevsky noted, “It ’ s a great opportunity for humanity to move into a different world and start an exciting new chapter in space. ”
The SEE-1 module is scheduled to become operational from December 2024, at the Axiom station complex in orbit, while still connected to the International Space Station.
Once complete, the station will be ready for separation from the International Space Station in 2028.
Michael Soufridini, President and CEO of Axiom Space, said: “As the world ’ s first commercial space station, Axiom is designed to serve as the core infrastructure enabling a diversified economy of in-orbit activity.
Adding a dedicated entertainment space to Axiom ’ s commercial capabilities in the form of SEE-1 will expand the station ’ s service as a platform for a global user base and highlight the range of opportunities offered by the new space economy.
Axiom chief engineer Dr Michael Payne said: “SEE-1 will showcase the space environment benefitted from it in an unprecedented way. ”
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Astronaut Commander Anton Shkaplerov noted the unique challenges of filming in space, and Yulia Peresild had to learn to handle beauty and fashion tasks alone in the zero-gravity environment.

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To shoot the first space film.
Two astronauts and two film specialists will head to the International Space Station early next month to shoot the first film in outer space.
A Russian crew of two cosmonauts and two film specialists is scheduled to fly to the International Space Station on Oct. 5 to shoot the first film in outer space aboard a Soyuz MS-19 spacecraft, the filmmakers said.
The launch of the crew to the International Space Station, which orbits the Earth at an altitude of about 354 kilometers, comes just weeks after the first full civilian crew was launched into space on a rocket and capsule developed by SpaceX, adding an element to the decades-long competition in spaceflight between Russia and the United States.
Actor and director Klim Shepenko told a news conference before the film's crew left for Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan: "This film is about the story of an ordinary person, a doctor who has nothing to do with space exploration and has never thought about it, who is offered to travel to the International Space Station and save the life of an astronaut."
Astronaut Commander Anton Shkaplerov said: “I ’ m not going to star in it but I still need to know how to make a film in an unusual place like outer space, and actress Yulia Perisild said she learned how to work as a beauty artist and fashion designer for herself.

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The three astronauts of the Shenzhou 13 flight crew once again brought wonderful space experiments to the youth of the country.

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Focus interview: "Tiangong classroom" lit up the scientific dream
March 25, 2022 08: 14 | Source: CCTV
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CCTV News (Focus Interview): On the afternoon of March 23, the "Tiangong Classroom" was again opened.
The three astronauts of the Shenzhou 13 flight crew once again brought wonderful space experiments to the youth of the country.
From the first space teaching of China's Shenzhou 10 flight crew in June 2013, to the second time in December last year, and then to the third time yesterday, space teaching has become a reservation project after the long-term residence of China's space station.
How does space teaching attract many young people, and what kind of ideal seeds can this kind of science popularization plant in their hearts?
The second lesson of the "Tiangong Classroom" is still in the high-speed flight of the Chinese space station, or the familiar three astronaut teachers.
This time, what has changed is the experiments that the teachers show, and what has changed is to bring a refreshing experience to the students.
Behind the fun of the experiment is the real scientific principle.
Although the principle is simple, it is not easy to perfect the presentation.
In yesterday's class, the first project: water ball becomes ice hockey using the principle that sodium acetate solution will crystallize when it encounters particles after it is saturated.
The astronaut teacher originally wanted to squeeze the solution out of the water bag, wait for the water ball to be suspended in the air and then gently touch it to complete the experiment, but in the first two attempts, the water ball has not been squeezed out of the water bag mouth has crystallized into a hockey ball.
Wei Hongxiang, a member of the "Tiangong Classroom" teaching expert group and a researcher at the Institute of Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said: "We have encountered this situation many times in the laboratory. I think that if we show this process twice, we will tell the students that the experiment is like this, even if it is not done twice, this is normal."
Constant experimentation is an important part of the scientific spirit, and for students on the ground, it is impossible to understand the difference between the world and the world behind these experiments without practicing.
In order to give students a more intuitive feeling, the China Science and Technology Museum, as the science and technology experience base of China's space station, while taking on the task of the main venue, also carefully designed supporting ground synchronous experimental equipment.
"They are listening to Wang Yaping and doing it at the same time," said Liu Congchong, a teacher of science education at the Tibet Museum of Natural Science.
These students were able to get an experiment result by operation, and at the same time, they were able to draw a sharp contrast with the Tiangong experiment.
From the first space teaching in 2013, the astronauts and teachers have shown Chinese teenagers about 20 space experiments, from the Tiangong 1 spacecraft to the Chinese space station and the core cabin, the classroom has been upgraded, and the course content has been seeking breakthroughs.
Wei Hongxiang said: "Looking forward to the first lecture in 2013, at that time there is the same water ball experiment, which is the inverted image of the astronauts, last year we told the astronauts, we must add a bubble inside, add a bubble, and then stand back when you can see two images, one is inverted, one is upright, this phenomenon only in the space station, is not done on the ground."
This time on the basis of the ball began to study its crystallization, this can be seen, in fact, step by step, more and more in-depth. "
The effect of the teaching lived up to the original intention of these designers, and these experiments, which can only be done in space, caught the eyes of the children and stimulated their enthusiasm to participate.
They are not the first children to be drawn to space by astronauts.
Liu Shilin, a student of the Aerospace Academy of Harbin Institute of Technology, remembers his first experience of space teaching in his junior high school classroom in 2013.
Liu Shilin said: “I was a first-year child in 2013, when I remembered that the microgravity environment of space broke my cognition, and that water beads can form a perfect spherical shape through surface tension in microgravity, which made me very impressed. ”
So that for a while they even dreamed of becoming astronauts like them, but no physical fitness, so they chose another road, can join the ranks of assisting them, do the technology can also become their most reliable partner, and gradually guide me to the road of aerospace. "
Some of the first students to listen to space teaching, some have already gone to work, some are still studying, they may only choose space, but the heart of the dream of the universe has been looking for the right soil to take root.
Qiu Yiyun, a student at Tsinghua University, said: "After listening to Teacher Wang from junior high school, I silently planted a seed in my heart, hoping to expand my imagination and do some works combined with space."
In 2021, Qiu Yi-yun and like-minded students jointly designed a “cosmic sound box ” that can convert the collected data of outer space waveforms into the sound genes of the universe and generate the sound colors of the stars with spectra to achieve“ heaven and earth resonance ”.
Chen Zheng, an associate professor at Beijing Jiaotong University and a member of the "Tiangong Classroom" teaching expert group, said: "With such a landmark event, it will make everyone realize that the cultivation of young people is important, so that children really yearn for science.
In order to attract more people to explore the mysteries of the universe, the last two space lectures, many local ground classes are also the same as the main venue in Beijing, and are not located in schools, but with science and technology museums as the main support system.
The "Tiangong Classroom", the Chinese Science and Technology Museum through the modern science and technology museum system mobile science and technology museum and popular science caravan channels, a total of more than 2,000 sites, involving more than 2 million students.
In Hainan, Wenchang Science Museum, not far from the Wenchang Satellite Launch Center, is one of them.
In Tibet, the Tibet Museum of Natural Science, where the class is located, has also become a popular venue for many parents in Tibet to take their children to play.
In Xinjiang, when classes are divided into classes, the science and technology counselors from the Xinjiang Science and Technology Museum help students to do hands-on experiments, in addition to driving the science caravan into the school, to the students to do experiments, exhibitions, but also often drive to remote villages, for villagers to popularize China's space science knowledge.
Wei Hongxiang said: "In recent years, I think the atmosphere of popular science and science and education in the country has become stronger. We have been talking about love science, learning science and using science. In a sense, the space station is a symbol. It will plant a seed of science or a seed of dreams in different people's hearts.
Wang Yaping said that after the launch of the space station's "Ask Heaven" experimental module and "Dream Heaven" experimental module into orbit this year, we will have more powerful scientific research capabilities in orbit, and the "Tiangong Classroom" will also be more exciting.
Before each "Tiangong Classroom" begins, the manned space project will use this mailbox (cmse @ cmse.gov.cn) to open to the public for lectures, interactive questions and creative suggestions.
Flying dream never weightlessness, scientific dream tension unlimited!
Starting from the space station, starting from space teaching, so that more people, especially primary and secondary school students, can learn about science and love science, which is also an important goal of our development of space.
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If we show this process twice, we will tell the students that the experiment is like this, even if it is not done twice, this is normal.

"They are listening to Wang Yaping and doing it at the same time," said Liu Congchong, a teacher of science education at the Tibet Museum of Natural Science.

In Hainan, Wenchang Science Museum, not far from the Wenchang Satellite Launch Center, is one of them.

In a sense, the space station is a symbol.

It will plant a seed of science or a seed of dreams in different people's hearts.

One day, I saw a fire on the earth, which seemed to be a volcanic eruption, but the fire continued to appear and expand.

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Content: I.S.S.: American and Russian astronauts on the International Space Station turn from coworkers into enemies
Film lab reviews I.S.S.
【 KTSF Sean Au Coverage 】
It is common to see wars between nations on earth.
Unexpectedly, the International Space Station, which was originally a cooperative space without borders, also experienced an enemy crisis.
The International Space Station, known simply as I.S.S., came to two Americans on this day: the scientist Kira, and the astronaut Christian, who returned to the space station.
When it comes to the space station, there is also an American commander and three other Russian astronauts of the same rank.
The International Space Station is a borderless space that symbolizes international cooperation, where six people get along amicably.
Looking at the earth without borders in space, thinking that space is a place for people to evolve.
One day, I saw a fire on the earth, which seemed to be a volcanic eruption, but the fire continued to appear and expand.
The United States team received a message from Earth Intelligence asking the American astronauts to take control of the space station at all costs.
The American commander was carrying out repairs outside the space station, but was it a Russian cosmonaut? The two groups of the I.S.S. were suspicious of each other, triggering a crisis in space.
This is a video shot in a small space, easily creating a sense of secluded fear.
In addition to the special effect of making people feel that there is no gravity, the film gives everyone an opportunity to observe life in space.
However, the winning point of the film is still able to create enough suspicion, tension and excitement in a lean hour and a half.
This is also the success of the clip: let each person's eyes and actions have their own meaning that they can hide the killer.
A seemingly friendly stranger, once a crisis occurs, every decision can be the key to deciding life and death.
Who should be trusted should only consider the most obvious, such as nationality, boundaries.
And the audience in a very short time, do not need to think more.
Because of the tense atmosphere, has let everyone wander on the steel line.
“I.S.S. ” makes the most of the audience ’ s visit to the cinema to find entertainment every minute of every second. It is recommended to score four out of five.
The film is currently being shown in several theatres in the Bay Area.
Movie website: https: / / www.iss.movie /
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In addition to the special effect of making people feel that there is no gravity, the film gives everyone an opportunity to observe life in space.

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Content: I.S.S.: American and Russian astronauts on the International Space Station turn from coworkers into enemies
Film lab reviews I.S.S.
【 KTSF Sean Au Coverage 】
It is common to see wars between nations on earth.
Unexpectedly, the International Space Station, which was originally a cooperative space without borders, also experienced an enemy crisis.
The International Space Station, known simply as I.S.S., came to two Americans on this day: the scientist Kira, and the astronaut Christian, who returned to the space station.
When it comes to the space station, there is also an American commander and three other Russian astronauts of the same rank.
The International Space Station is a borderless space that symbolizes international cooperation, where six people get along amicably.
Looking at the earth without borders in space, thinking that space is a place for people to evolve.
One day, I saw a fire on the earth, which seemed to be a volcanic eruption, but the fire continued to appear and expand.
The United States team received a message from Earth Intelligence asking the American astronauts to take control of the space station at all costs.
The American commander was carrying out repairs outside the space station, but was it a Russian cosmonaut? The two groups of the I.S.S. were suspicious of each other, triggering a crisis in space.
This is a video shot in a small space, easily creating a sense of secluded fear.
In addition to the special effect of making people feel that there is no gravity, the film gives everyone an opportunity to observe life in space.
However, the winning point of the film is still able to create enough suspicion, tension and excitement in a lean hour and a half.
This is also the success of the clip: let each person's eyes and actions have their own meaning that they can hide the killer.
A seemingly friendly stranger, once a crisis occurs, every decision can be the key to deciding life and death.
Who should be trusted should only consider the most obvious, such as nationality, boundaries.
And the audience in a very short time, do not need to think more.
Because of the tense atmosphere, has let everyone wander on the steel line.
“I.S.S. ” makes the most of the audience ’ s visit to the cinema to find entertainment every minute of every second. It is recommended to score four out of five.
The film is currently being shown in several theatres in the Bay Area.
Movie website: https: / / www.iss.movie /
(Copyright 2024 KTSF.
All Rights Reserved.
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.)
Copyright. No reprint.
"I.S.S."
Review: Fighting for the control of the International Space Station
"Screening Room" reviews "I.S.S."
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Official movie website: https: / / www.iss.movie /
Now in theatres.
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And the audience in a very short time, do not need to think more.

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Content: I.S.S.: American and Russian astronauts on the International Space Station turn from coworkers into enemies
Film lab reviews I.S.S.
【 KTSF Sean Au Coverage 】
It is common to see wars between nations on earth.
Unexpectedly, the International Space Station, which was originally a cooperative space without borders, also experienced an enemy crisis.
The International Space Station, known simply as I.S.S., came to two Americans on this day: the scientist Kira, and the astronaut Christian, who returned to the space station.
When it comes to the space station, there is also an American commander and three other Russian astronauts of the same rank.
The International Space Station is a borderless space that symbolizes international cooperation, where six people get along amicably.
Looking at the earth without borders in space, thinking that space is a place for people to evolve.
One day, I saw a fire on the earth, which seemed to be a volcanic eruption, but the fire continued to appear and expand.
The United States team received a message from Earth Intelligence asking the American astronauts to take control of the space station at all costs.
The American commander was carrying out repairs outside the space station, but was it a Russian cosmonaut? The two groups of the I.S.S. were suspicious of each other, triggering a crisis in space.
This is a video shot in a small space, easily creating a sense of secluded fear.
In addition to the special effect of making people feel that there is no gravity, the film gives everyone an opportunity to observe life in space.
However, the winning point of the film is still able to create enough suspicion, tension and excitement in a lean hour and a half.
This is also the success of the clip: let each person's eyes and actions have their own meaning that they can hide the killer.
A seemingly friendly stranger, once a crisis occurs, every decision can be the key to deciding life and death.
Who should be trusted should only consider the most obvious, such as nationality, boundaries.
And the audience in a very short time, do not need to think more.
Because of the tense atmosphere, has let everyone wander on the steel line.
“I.S.S. ” makes the most of the audience ’ s visit to the cinema to find entertainment every minute of every second. It is recommended to score four out of five.
The film is currently being shown in several theatres in the Bay Area.
Movie website: https: / / www.iss.movie /
(Copyright 2024 KTSF.
All Rights Reserved.
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.)
Copyright. No reprint.
"I.S.S."
Review: Fighting for the control of the International Space Station
"Screening Room" reviews "I.S.S."
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Official movie website: https: / / www.iss.movie /
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It is recommended to score four out of five.

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Content: I.S.S.: American and Russian astronauts on the International Space Station turn from coworkers into enemies
Film lab reviews I.S.S.
【 KTSF Sean Au Coverage 】
It is common to see wars between nations on earth.
Unexpectedly, the International Space Station, which was originally a cooperative space without borders, also experienced an enemy crisis.
The International Space Station, known simply as I.S.S., came to two Americans on this day: the scientist Kira, and the astronaut Christian, who returned to the space station.
When it comes to the space station, there is also an American commander and three other Russian astronauts of the same rank.
The International Space Station is a borderless space that symbolizes international cooperation, where six people get along amicably.
Looking at the earth without borders in space, thinking that space is a place for people to evolve.
One day, I saw a fire on the earth, which seemed to be a volcanic eruption, but the fire continued to appear and expand.
The United States team received a message from Earth Intelligence asking the American astronauts to take control of the space station at all costs.
The American commander was carrying out repairs outside the space station, but was it a Russian cosmonaut? The two groups of the I.S.S. were suspicious of each other, triggering a crisis in space.
This is a video shot in a small space, easily creating a sense of secluded fear.
In addition to the special effect of making people feel that there is no gravity, the film gives everyone an opportunity to observe life in space.
However, the winning point of the film is still able to create enough suspicion, tension and excitement in a lean hour and a half.
This is also the success of the clip: let each person's eyes and actions have their own meaning that they can hide the killer.
A seemingly friendly stranger, once a crisis occurs, every decision can be the key to deciding life and death.
Who should be trusted should only consider the most obvious, such as nationality, boundaries.
And the audience in a very short time, do not need to think more.
Because of the tense atmosphere, has let everyone wander on the steel line.
“I.S.S. ” makes the most of the audience ’ s visit to the cinema to find entertainment every minute of every second. It is recommended to score four out of five.
The film is currently being shown in several theatres in the Bay Area.
Movie website: https: / / www.iss.movie /
(Copyright 2024 KTSF.
All Rights Reserved.
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.)
Copyright. No reprint.
"I.S.S."
Review: Fighting for the control of the International Space Station
"Screening Room" reviews "I.S.S."
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Official movie website: https: / / www.iss.movie /
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The TV series "Ask the Sky" CCTV broadcast truly shows the history of China's aerospace 30 years of struggle.

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TV series "Ask the Sky" CCTV broadcast truly shows the history of China's aerospace 30 years of struggle
December 20, 2021 09: 19 | Source: Zhejiang News Client
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On the evening of December 17, Zhejiang's key TV drama "Ask the Sky" will be broadcast in a set of prime time on CCTV, which is China's first new era space opera.
The TV series is directed by Zhang Li. It covers the period from the 1990s to 2020. It spans the three stages of contemporary, modern and future spaceflight. It stars Ling Xiaosu, He Yuqing, Geng Le, Wu Jian, Li Guangfu, Hou Changrong, Wang Jianxin, Shi Ke, Xu Baihui, Bloomberg, Lin Yuan, Liu Enshang, Wu Jiani, Yinxue and other young actors. The arduous struggle of new and old space scientists to break through difficulties and overcome difficulties shows the true picture of China's space industry from the road to the mountains and forests to the wind and rain.
The first trailer of the show opened the iceberg of several major events in China's space history, and laid out a moving picture of China's space development, which made the audience both nervous and enthusiastic.
In 1996, the first Long 3B rocket was launched and exploded, and nearly lost the orbit of the navigation satellite in international negotiations on satellite channel resources. A major achievement.
With the release of the trailer of the full lineup of posters, a rocket rose from the sky, a vivid image of the role of the three generations of Chinese astronauts they represent, supporting the vigorous development of the national aerospace industry in the past 30 years.
The eight big words of "sky and sky, moon and nine days" on the poster show the heroic feelings of spaceflight people, and it is also the spirit of spaceflight serving the country.
Under the leadership of the older generation of space experts, young scientific researchers have broken through obstacles, reshaped the self-confidence of astronauts, written the mission and choices of Chinese astronauts, and brought the Chinese dream of space into reality.
Indeed, along the way, behind China's aerospace stride forward, is the dedication and dedication of generations of astronauts day and night.
The entire filming process of "Ask the Sky" is also a process of feeling the space industry and understanding the spirit of space.
In order to show the astronauts' fighting spirit, they are able to fight hard, tackle difficult problems, and dedicate themselves, the crew of more than 600 people took pictures across most of China, from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in Gansu Province, to the Ejina Banner in Inner Mongolia, to the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan Province, to the Wenchang Satellite Launch Center in Hainan Province, and then to Ningbo, Hengdian in Zhejiang Province, and finally returned to Beijing. In the end, the difficult filming task was completed.
In the preview, with many scenes such as Gobi, Desert, Hu Yanglin, Ocean, and Space City, as well as failures, disputes, negotiations, dangers, and sacrifices, the story and character of the characters in the play are gradually revealed.
In order to solve the problem, the partners who fight side by side will erupt into fierce disputes; in order to win, it is necessary to remind each other to cooperate at the international negotiating table.
On the road ahead, there is a fierce collision between ideals and reality, and there is a game between justice and injustice.
Three generations of actors, old and young, loved to interpret the vivid group portrait story, depicting a warm and inspirational "Chinese spaceflight."
The TV series is directed by the China Manned Space Engineering Office, China Satellite Navigation System Management Office, China National Space Administration, China National Space Administration's Lunar Exploration and Space Engineering Center, the National Space Administration's Earth Observation and Data Center, the Propaganda Department of Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China and Zhejiang Provincial Radio and Television Bureau.
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The TV series is directed by Zhang Li.

The entire filming process of "Ask the Sky" is also a process of feeling the space industry and understanding the spirit of space.

This year, the work of the airline has been at full capacity.

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Rocket designer science leading geese (I am in science science)
Reporters of this report, Lou.
September 01, 2022 08: 14 | Source: People's Daily Overseas Edition
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Money flies at the rocket launch site.
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On June 5 this year, the Shenzhou-14 manned spacecraft was successfully launched.
Qian Hang, who witnessed this historic moment at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, wrote his own feelings.
Qian Hang is the model designer of the overall design department of the First Research Institute of China Aerospace Science and Technology Group.
As a rocket designer, he and his colleagues used careful work to create a safe and reliable "manned arrows"; as a popular science volunteer, he told the public the wonderful story of China's aerospace industry with 10 years of enthusiasm.
Protecting the safety of astronauts
This year, the work of the airline has been at full capacity.
"Last month, the test module successfully docked with the space station.
The space station will soon be fully completed, Qian said. "Every astronaut is working with passion at his post to make preparations for this moment."
In the history of China's manned spaceflight, the Long March II F-series carrier rockets have carried out all manned spaceflight missions to date, with a success rate of 100 percent.
This "Chinese Divine Arrow" of manned spaceflight came from the hands of Qian's team.
In order to ensure the safety of the astronauts, the Long 2F rocket has specially designed an escape system.
In the event of a major danger before the launch vehicle throws the fairing, the escape system is responsible for keeping the astronauts out of the danger zone and providing the necessary conditions for the astronauts to return to the landing.
"If the design of a part is good or bad, it can affect the success or failure of the entire rocket," Qian said. "If the astronauts enter the rocket you are developing, it is equivalent to entrusting their lives to you."
"We must safely and reliably escort astronauts into space to live up to this trust," he said.
In order to ensure that the escape system is absolutely reliable, Qian Hang and his colleagues used meticulous and meticulous work to create the last barrier for the astronauts to protect their lives. "We developed the escape rocket according to the highest standards and the strictest quality.
But it is the wish of every astronaut to never let this function be enabled, "he said.
Ten years of “veteran ” training.
During the Shenzhou-13 mission, the Chinese astronauts set up two "Tiangong Classrooms" in space.
In the course of teaching, astronauts Wang Yaping, Zhai Zhigang and Ye Guangfu were doing experiments in space, and Qian Hang, who was a science volunteer, was busy on the ground.
In fact, this is not the first time Qian Hang has participated in space teaching activities. In 2013, when the Chinese first spoke in space, Qian Hang, who was also a doctoral student at the National Space Science Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, interpreted the space experiment in a live broadcast and successfully performed the Heaven and Earth comparison experiment.
"It was the first time that so many people did science, and looking back, it was still very young." Qian Hang said, "Now I have become a 'veteran' of space science."
"Every weekend, I take the bus to the planetarium to explain to the children who come to visit." Qian Hang said, "Face to face" science popularization practice made him realize that to do science popularization should lower his body and communicate with the children as friends and teachers, "to let everyone feel that space is not high, but It is related to life. ”
To this day, Qian Hang still often helps the planetarium to review and correct knowledge, and is often invited to participate in live TV broadcasts, enter primary and secondary school students' classrooms, and publish popular science articles.
He also published more than a dozen books on science and technology, covering the fields of manned spaceflight, lunar exploration, Mars exploration and Beidou satellite.
Cody is a job and a responsibility.
Over the years, Qian Hang has been to primary and secondary schools in many provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities, leaving a footprint of space science popularization. "Some children in remote mountainous areas, although they do not have good teaching conditions, but they have a very strong yearning for space knowledge, and the children 's eager eyes have left me an unforgettable impression."
How to let more children know about space and space? In 2016, Qian Hang launched colleagues around him to form a volunteer team for "pilot science". "At present, there are more than 50 members of the team who often participate in science and technology activities, most of them are young space designers, academicians, rocket designers and so on. It works silently for space science.
Qian said that the strength of the team has further increased the depth of the content of space science popularization, and many new explorations have been made in the way.
“We organized several live events through the new media platform.
According to statistics, one of the live lectures covered 17 provinces and 62 counties, reaching 360,000 people. Qian Hang said that the popular science of new media has put forward higher requirements for science and technology workers, and it needs to use more interesting styles and languages to arouse everyone's resonance.
"Kopp is a part of my job and it is a duty.
In addition to undertaking major space missions, we should also become the leading geese in science popularization, Qian said. "Participating in science popularization is also a process of integrating scientific research, talent cultivation and giving back to society."
"I hope that more people will feel the charm of spaceflight, fall in love with the spacecraft flying into the depths of the universe, and like the shining starry sky overhead."
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"If the design of a part is good or bad, it can affect the success or failure of the entire rocket," Qian said.

"We must safely and reliably escort astronauts into space to live up to this trust," he said.

In order to ensure that the escape system is absolutely reliable, Qian Hang and his colleagues used meticulous and meticulous work to create the last barrier for the astronauts to protect their lives.

Ask the sky to explore.

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Ask the sky to explore.
On the occasion of the 8th "China Space Day"
Xinhua reporters
April 24, 2023 07: 10 | Source: People's Daily - People's Daily
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General Secretary Xi Jinping profoundly pointed out that exploring the vast universe, developing the space industry, and building a space power are the aerospace dream we are pursuing unremittingly.
Answer letters and phone calls to aerospace workers, and “talk to heaven and earth ” with astronauts who are carrying out missions in space … General Secretary Xi Jinping has always paid close attention to the development of China ’ s aerospace industry.
A record high of 64 space launch missions were carried out throughout the year; the Chinese space station was fully completed and the "Tiangong" was dreamt of; the new mineral "Chang'e stone" was discovered on the moon for the first time, and China added "space imprint".
In the past year, China Aerospace has led high-quality development with high-quality innovation, and the pace of Chinese exploration of space is taking a more stable and further step.
On the occasion of the eighth "China Space Day" on April 24, China's aerospace industry with a vigorous air, survey the sky and ask the sky, and forge ahead courageously toward the goal of building a space power.
Extraordinary achievements:
China ’ s space industry continues to rise.
"Such a beautiful place, I will come again, I must come again." In 2005, with the Shenzhou-6 manned spacecraft in space overlooking the earth's astronaut Fei Junlong, facing the sky made a wish.
Years later, in orbit more than 400 kilometers from the ground, the Chinese people's own "space home" - the Chinese space station has been fully completed, officially launched the long-term manned residence mode.
On April 15, the astronauts Fei Junlong and Zhang Lu, in close cooperation with the ground staff and the in-cabin astronaut Deng Qingming, completed the fourth extravehicular activity of the Shenzhou-15 astronauts, refreshing the record of the extravehicular activity of a single extravehicular group of Chinese astronauts.
While the astronauts were busy at the space station, the staff escorted the Long March 7 Yao-7 carrier rocket to Wenchang Cosmodrome.
Its "passenger" Tianzhou-6 cargo ship is waiting to join hands with Starman to write the legend of the Chinese space station.
From the blue planet to the vast starry sky, China's space industry is once again raising its sails.
On December 17, 2020, Chang'e 5 returned to Earth with 1,731 grams of lunar samples, and the study of the samples began.
With the approval of the National Space Administration, since the first batch of lunar scientific research samples was released on July 12, 2021, five batches of samples have been distributed to 98 scientific research teams, totaling 198 copies of 65.1 grams, and more than 60 results have been published in important academic journals at home and abroad.
"Every piece of lunar soil is very precious, and the research team is selecting one and calculating it." Huang Zhixin, a researcher in charge of the first batch of lunar samples at the Beijing Institute of Geology of Nuclear Industry of CNNC, said.
It is in the 140,000 lunar sample particles, Chinese scientists separated a square about 10 micron size of single crystal particles, and successfully decoded its crystal structure.
The first discovery of a new mineral on the moon has been named "Chang'e stone."
Our country has also become the third country in the world to discover new minerals on the moon.
In addition, by studying the pyrotechnic, olivine and feldspar minerals in the samples, the scientists analyzed the origin, content and state of the water in different minerals.
Chinese scientists found that there is a large amount of solar wind-forming water in the mineral surface of the Chang'e 5 landing area, confirming that the lunar surface minerals are an important "reservoir" of water, providing an important reference for the distribution of water in the middle latitudes of the lunar surface.
Water is the source of life. "Chang'e" found water on the moon, "Zhu Rong" also "looking for water" on Mars.
At the seventy-third International Astronautical Congress, held in Paris, France, Chinese scientists introduced that signs of water activity have been found in the relatively young Zhurong landing area in the geologic age, indicating that this area of Mars may contain a large amount of usable water in the form of water-bearing minerals.
By the sky, by the stars.
Since ancient times, the Chinese have had dreams of flying.
From the naming of spacecraft, people have read the Chinese romance of asking the sky for thousands of years.
"Shenzhou" round trip, "Tiangong" completed, "Chang'e" moon exploration, "Tianwen" fire exploration... a series of familiar names, not only show the long history of Chinese civilization and profound humanistic care, but also show the contemporary Chinese people to explore, enterprising, realistic scientific spirit and more firm cultural self-confidence.
On the new journey, the development of China's space industry has entered the fast lane, and the pace of exploring the universe is more sonorous.
Top of the sky:
Aerospace science and technology achievements accelerate transformation into high-quality development into new momentum
In April, Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, Gobi Beach was "Fengyun".
Not long ago, China's first low-inclination orbit precipitation measurement satellite - Fengyun III G satellite, took the Long March 4B carrier rocket in Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center directly to Xiaohan, the global precipitation measurement satellite family added "Made in China".
In space, each Chinese Ming "star" shines brightly - no matter where, "Beidou" to help you navigate; not out of the house, "Fengyun" for you to predict the sky; remote location, communication satellites to help you connect the world.
Not only the "top", but also the "ground".
Space technology is entering thousands of households, enabling thousands of industries.
According to statistics, the number of spacecraft operating in orbit in China exceeds 600, and more than 2,000 space technology achievements serve the national economy and people's livelihood, playing a key role in important areas such as land, mapping, environmental protection and emergency rescue.
"At present, China 's remote sensing satellite application has entered a new stage, agriculture, natural resources, ecological environment, water conservancy, forestry and grass and other key industries have been transferred from demonstration applications to main business services, remote sensing satellites have become an indispensable means to promote the modernization of national governance system and governance capabilities."
How can advanced achievements in the field of aerospace promote high-quality local development? The answer can be found in Hefei, Anhui Province, where the main event of China Aerospace Day is held in 2023.
Zhang Yawei, deputy director of the general office of the Anhui provincial government, introduced that the world's first quantum science experimental satellite "Mozi", the first domestic commercial SAR satellite "Haixi I", "Tianxian constellation" first star "Chaohu I" and other satellites, promoting the aerospace information industry in Anhui Province from scratch, from small to large.
Today, Anhui Province has formed an industrial cluster of more than 110 upstream and downstream enterprises and R & D institutions driven by Hefei and Wuhu, with aerospace macro map and science star map as the traction, highlighting the development trend of thick accumulation and strong momentum.
In this spring, the seeds of innovation will quickly take root and germinate once they are sown.
Not long ago, the 2023 Advanced Technology Achievement Trading Conference was held in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, and the Yangtze River Delta Transformation Center for Advanced Technology Achievements has been settled for more than a year, achieving 132 projects, injecting new momentum for high-quality development.
"We hope that all parties will work together to bring together advanced technologies, cultivate professional teams, respect market rules, use capital strength, and continue to explore and release the potential of advanced technology achievements, and make new contributions to accelerate the realization of high level scientific and technological self-reliance."
Dreaming of a horse:
Accelerating the construction of a space power
"Unlike the sky and the core module, the direction of sleep in the sky experiment module is vertical." "Tiangong Classroom", astronaut Liu Yang "flying" in the space station, while teaching children.
On the other side, in the classroom on the ground, the teachers and students exclaimed in amazement.
Immersive popular science experience, so that the dream is no longer far away.
The dream of flying sky is never weightless, and the tension of the scientific dream is infinite.
During the Spring Festival this year, the movie "Wandering Earth 2" was released enthusiastically, and many of the sci-fi scenes in the film were breathtaking.
The progress of major aerospace projects has planted a good soil and environment for the prosperity of space culture and art creation.
Only by lighting up the aerospace dream and doing a good job of scientific popularization can we continuously gather the magnificent power of building a space power.
"The brightest star in the night sky, can you hear clearly..." On April 21, at the Second Hospital of China Aerospace Science and Industry Group in the western suburbs of Beijing, accompanied by the melodious singing of the children's choir of Beijing Yuquan Primary School, academician representatives, large craftsmen, young astronauts, primary and secondary school teachers and students gathered together to celebrate the upcoming eighth "China Aerospace Day" "Series of books.
In recent years, the space cultural and artistic film and television works have been emerging, and the space cultural and tourism industry has developed and expanded, and a large number of space science books and space science courses have been popular.
During the space day this year, a series of science and technology activities are more important.
"We will hold a series of activities such as space open day, science education lecture hall, knowledge competition, related exchanges and seminars," said Lu Bo, deputy director of the Department of System Engineering of the National Space Administration.
They know the truth, and they know the truth.
A generation of space-faring people, a batch of reporters dream of horses.
Since ancient times, China has had the philosophy of "unity of nature and man", focusing on the fact that human beings, the universe and nature should be closely linked and harmonious.
Tsiolkovsky, the founder of modern astronautics and rocket theory, also said: "The earth is the cradle of mankind, but mankind cannot live in the cradle forever."
Looking to the future, humanity will one day step out of the lunar system and into the interplanetary space.
He said that China will adhere to the concept of "harmony" of peace and cooperation, and concentrate on starting a new journey.
Zhang Kejian said that China will continue to carry out the lunar exploration project, launch the "Chang'e 6" probe, complete the lunar polar region sampling return, launch the "Chang'e 7" probe, complete the lunar polar region high-precision landing and shadow pit leap detection, complete the "Chang'e 8" mission key technologies, and jointly carry out the construction of the international lunar scientific research station with relevant international organizations and international partners.
Exploring the vast universe, China's eyes are not limited to the moon -
Implementing planetary exploration projects, launching asteroid probes, completing near-Earth asteroid sampling and main-belt comet detection, completing key technologies such as Mars sampling return and wood galaxy detection, demonstrating implementation plans such as solar system marginal exploration … A major spaceflight project oriented to the forefront is moving forward in an orderly manner.
"Looking at the size of the universe, overlooking the prosperity of categories." The Chinese nation 's centuries-old dream of flying is a little realized in the continuous struggle of spaceflight people, and its accumulated space spirit, like bright stars, will inspire countless visitors to inquire about the sky and explore non-stop.
(Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, April 23, reporters Li Yabao, Hu Zhe, Song Chen, Xu Haitao, Wu Huijun)
People 's Daily (April 24, 2023 04 edition)
(Editor: Yang Guangyu, Niu Yong)
Public Number ： People 's Network Finance
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