An elderly man receives a Covid-19 vaccine while sitting next to a pot of wine in the remote mountain village of Ljevista in Montenegro, a small country in the Balkans with a population of just under 680,000. Photo: Reuters. A man is vaccinated with China’s Sinopharm vaccine at Biblioteka kod Milutina restaurant, Kragujevac city, Serbia. Anyone who gets vaccinated at this restaurant will receive a free meal. Photo: Reuters. JoJo Hamner, a stripper, is vaccinated against Covid-19 at the club where she works in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Local officials said they chose the strip club as the vaccination site because they wanted to attract curious people. Photo: AP. Elderly people wait for a Covid-19 vaccine at Salisbury Cathedral, England. At the same time, two artists, David Halls and John Challenger, also played music on the church’s own organ, to help people who come for injections feel more comfortable. Photo: New York Times. A worker is vaccinated right on the bus, on the way to the factory to work in Mexico. Photo: Reuters. The Paris La Défense stadium, north of the French capital Paris, was used as a vaccination site. Photo: AFP. People in New York City, USA are vaccinated against Covid-19 vaccine at the American Museum of Natural History. Photo: Reuters. A woman is vaccinated against Covid-19 right in her car, outside Pacaembu Stadium, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Photo: AFP.

The provincial leaders studied and thoroughly grasped the Resolution of the 13th Party Congress According to the direction of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee, propaganda activities must closely follow the leadership, political and ideological orientation of the Party Committee and functional agencies, ensuring practical effectiveness, associated with propaganda and implementation. carry out political tasks of localities, agencies and units. Propaganda must be carried out in diverse, attractive and lively forms, creating an atmosphere of excitement and patriotic emulation among people of all strata. Concentrate on fighting and refuting information and views that are wrong, hostile, and anti-Party and State; negative behaviors according to the motto: “take construction as the main”, “take the positive to repel the negative”. The propaganda period is divided into two phases: Phase 1 is in 2021, phase 2 is in 2022 and the following years. Thereby creating a unity of awareness, political thought and action in the Party and society, in order to successfully implement the Resolution of the 13th National Congress of the Party and the Resolution of the Party Congress. 20th province, term 2020 – 2021. At the same time, it contributes to strengthening the people’s confidence in the Party, arousing the desire to develop a prosperous and happy country; successfully realize the goals of rich people, strong country, democracy, justice and civilization…

Van Xuong fish. You probably never thought that an animal could live without a head, heart and bones. In fact, this species existed 500 million years ago and exists until today, in addition, they are also considered “cousins” of the ancestors of many vertebrates today. The family of vertebrates is extremely prosperous today, with more than 60,000 members, all of whom have different looks, habits and temperaments, but this “cousin” only has one child left. the only living species, they are named Amphioxus – Van Xuong fish, this species is also considered a living fossil. Although Van Xuong fish is called a fish and at first glance, it is very similar to a fish, but it is not actually a fish. On our planet today, most of the animals that exist are vertebrates, such as horses, cattle, sheep, chickens, ducks, dogs, cats, tigers, turtles.. Of course, there are us humans as well. What makes this particular “fish” so strange and unlike any other is that they are cephalopods, without a backbone, but still grouped with vertebrates, Chordates live and form the phylum Chordate. Biologists think that Van Xuong fish are animals in the transitional evolutionary stage from invertebrates to vertebrates, today they are considered to be ancestors of fish, but they are completely different. not fish. The skin of Van Xuong fish consists of two main layers: the epidermis (epidermis) on the outside and the dermis (dermis) on the inside. Unlike most vertebrates, their epidermis has only one layer of cells, while the dermis is underdeveloped, mainly composed of glue or elastic connective tissue. There are more than 66,000 animals in the order Phylum Chordata. The most special thing is that vertebrates account for the largest proportion, with more than 66,000 species, the main subphylum is the sea squid, and there are currently about 3,000 known species; and cephalopods, there are only two families of Van Xuong and Asymmetron fish – there are 30 species. In fact, the skeleton of this fish is the rope that runs along the body and back from the tail to the head. In the gill slit region, the skeleton is a network of many horizontal and vertical connecting rods. The fins and tentacles are also supported by the connecting rod. Their central nervous system is a neural tube running along the body, located above the spinal cord but not reaching the end of the spinal cord, wrapped in a protective glue membrane. Although Van Xuong fish looks like a fish, the biggest difference between it and vertebrates is that it does not have a real head, sense organs such as smell, sight and hearing, even a skull or a skull. teeth are also something too fictitious for them. This animal only has a tuft of elastic “legs” on the head that acts as support for the body. The most amazing thing is that it doesn’t even have a heart, instead it relies on the beating of a portion of blood vessels to transport blood. Their musculature is less differentiated and typically segmented. Therefore, the muscles can only guarantee simple bending movements, suitable for the lifestyle buried in the sand. The muscular system consists of many muscle segments (myomera), arranged from the anterior end to the posterior end of the body. The muscle segments are separated by septa of connective tissue (myosepta). The muscle segments on both sides of the body are arranged alternately with comb teeth. As a result, when swimming, the body bends in the horizontal plane. Amphioxus is widely distributed in the shallow waters of the ocean, Qingdao and Xiamen in China are their main habitats. In addition, there are the coasts of Southeast Asia and the coasts of California and Florida, Norway, the Mediterranean and Africa. Due to its rich nutrition and delicious taste, Van Xuong fish is considered a traditional delicacy in Southeast Asia. Van Xuong fish is 3 to 5cm long, very strange shape. The long, flattened body looks almost like a pole. The whole body is pinkish-pink, semi-transparent, the muscle fibers are clearly visible. They have no scales, no fins, no spine, their internal organs are just a rhythmically pulsating complex tube. There are no senses like eyes, nose, ears. There is no decomposition for the gastrointestinal tract. Apart from the mouth and pharynx, the only remaining part of the intestine is the intestine leading to the anus. Van Xuong fish often follow the tide to swim into the estuary where the seabed is shallow, almost defenseless but capable of penetrating the ground. Their lifespan is about 3-4 years, they often bury half of themselves in the sand, while the other half is exposed to receive plankton from the river. Their musculature is less differentiated, so they can only move in the water by simple bending movements. When not moving, they often bury themselves in the sand. The respiration of Van Xuong fish is also similar to other fishes. They vibrate the cilia (the tentacles in the mouth) to bring water from them to the gill slit. The wall of the gill slit has many blood vessels, where gas exchange occurs.

Mysterious sounds often occur from crescent-shaped sand dunes. They say they often emit mysterious sounds, ranging from soft hissing, melodious kite flutes, to roars, or terrifying explosions, that can be heard from miles away. As real as
how? Strange sound from sand dunes The first mysterious stories of strange phenomena in the desert are said to have come from the legendary explorer Marco Polo in the 12th century. He described these anomalous sounds as “sounds emanating from various types of music. instruments, drums, and the clash of arms”, and claimed that they were the “works” of evil spirits lurking in the desert. Up to the 19th century, these monstrous sounds still toyed with adventurers in the wilderness, even mentioned by Charles Darwin in his travel diary, but he could not explain this strange phenomenon. A remarkable documentary on strange sounds was produced by the British diplomat and explorer, Bertram Sidney Thomas. In 1930-1931, he became the first Westerner to cross the Rub ‘al Khali, or “Empty Quarter”, a vast expanse of desolate expanse of the Arabian desert. During this expedition, he noted the “loud sound of a musical note” emanating from a gentle sand slope. On another occasion, he even heard musical notes emanating from under his camel’s feet. The adventurer was also awakened by high-pitched sounds while sleeping in the tent. When he asked his local guide about the origin of these sounds, he was told that they came from spirits conversing with each other in another world. An explorer named John Philby who was also in the “Empty Quarter” at the same time as Thomas said of what he heard: “Suddenly in the large area began to emit sounds like a siren. or the sound of an aircraft engine, it sounds quite fun, rhythmic and has amazing depth. This “sand concert” lasted about four minutes, which was enough for me to record every detail after I recovered. Such strange sounds, commonly known as “singing sands” or “songs of the dunes”, have been reported for centuries, from places as far away as North and South America, Africa, and Europe. Asia, British Isles, Arabian Peninsula, Hawaiian Islands. The cultures in these regions all have their own legends and myths surrounding this phenomenon. For the Arabs, they were created by desert spirits called Jinn. Many other places for these strange sounds come from lost cities underground, or from ghosts, gods, demons, mythical animals, even demons. The cause has not been determined Explorers sometimes heard musical notes emanating from beneath the camel’s feet. Explorer Philby was one of the first to explain this phenomenon scientifically. He realized that the sounds he heard seemed to coincide with a rain of sand falling from where one of his guides was sitting. He then heard the sand make various noises, such as barks, groans, booming music, or the sound of a trombone or organ, when they were disturbed with different objects. . He thinks that sand itself has certain properties that help them make these sounds when subjected to friction. However, he was not sure about the exact mechanism of this phenomenon. The phenomenon of “singing sand” has many different forms. In the dunes, they often emit sounds such as rumbling, groaning, humming or explosion, thunder, low-flying planes, which can last 15 minutes and reach up to 105 decibels, often heard at a distance. The mysterious sound occurs almost exclusively from crescent-shaped sand dunes, known as barchan, accompanied by wind blowing, or someone walking along a mountain top. “Singing sand” can also be heard at some beaches in the form of hissing, singing, whistling or screaming. In both the dunes and on the beaches, the variety of sounds is very different, the frequency range in which they are emitted is also different. So far, no one has determined what causes these strange sounds, nor why they emit so many different forms with different intensities. It has been suggested that it is due to the friction between the large number of sand grains. The size, texture and uniformity of the particles determine the sound pattern and volume produced. One theory is that it is the result of sound waves bouncing back and forth between the surface of the dune and the surface of the wet layer. According to some scientists, the sound comes from the compression of air between sand grains, or from sand sliding, the movement of one layer of sand relative to another. However, there is no convincing hypothesis. It is worth noting that this phenomenon is quite rare in nature, with only 35 known locations of singing sands around the world. The “Song of the Sand Dunes” has been part of the myths and legends of many different cultures for thousands of years, but so far, despite great advances in science, natural phenomena This is still a mystery waiting to be solved.

EUSPA headquarters in Prague. (Source: insidegnss.com) The Vietnam News Agency correspondent in Prague quoted the Czech news agency (ČTK) as saying that the European Union’s space program agency ( EUSPA ) officially operated in Prague from May 12. The EUSPA will centralize the operational management of the EU’s space programmes, while remaining responsible for managing the Galileo navigation system and other space programmes. It is the only EU agency based in the Czech Republic. In the announcement, CEO Rodrigo da Costa said: “EUSPA will play an important role in the implementation of the space program and the realization of the EU’s ambitions. This will be achieved primarily by using maximize the synergy between the various components of the program, especially navigation, Earth observation and secure communications, to stimulate innovation across multiple sectors.” In addition, EUSPA will provide European satellite navigation services, and will operate in the commercial use of data and services from Galileo, EGNOS and Copernic. Another objective of this body is to prepare the coordination of the EU satellite communications program within the public administration ( GOVSATCOM ). EUSPA, formerly the European Global Positioning Satellite System Agency, also known as GSA, has been headquartered in Prague since 2012. According to a representative of this agency, GSA has paid the Czech Republic budget nearly 130 million euros in 2020. After the expansion, the financial contribution is forecast to increase. The number of employees will increase from the current 200 to 600 employees, so the Czech Republic is looking for a new space for the agency, replacing the current headquarters on Janovského street in Holešovice of Prague which will not be enough in the future. future./.

You probably never thought that an animal could live without a head, heart, or bones. In fact, this species existed 500 million years ago and exists to this day, in addition they are considered “cousins” of the ancestors of many species of vertebrates today. The vertebrate family of today is extremely prosperous, with more than 60,000 members, all of them with different looks, habits and temperament, but this “cousin” has only one child. Only alive, they are called Amphioxus – Van Xuong fish, this species is also considered living fossils. Although Van Xuong fish is called fish and at first glance it is very similar to fish, it is not actually fish. On our planet today, most animals that exist are vertebrates, such as horses, cattle, sheep, chickens, dogs, cats, tigers, ba … Of course, there are us as well. What makes this particular “fish” so exotic and unlike any fish is that they are vertebrates, have no vertebrates but are still grouped with vertebrates, cord animals and form the Chordate branch. Biologists believe that Van Xuong fish are animals during the transition from invertebrates to vertebrates, today they are considered to be the ancestors of fish, but they are completely not fish. The skin layer of Van Xuong fish has 2 main layers, the outer epidermis and the dermis on the inside. Unlike most vertebrates, their epidermis has only 1 cell layer, while the epidermis is underdeveloped, mainly composed of colloid or elastic connective tissue. There are more than 66,000 species of animals in the order Phylum Chordata. The most remarkable thing is that vertebrates make up the largest proportion, with more than 66,000 species, the main caudal subsector is the sea level, and there are currently about 3,000 known species; and head vertebrates, only two families of fish Van Xuong and fish Asymmetron – there are 30 species. In fact, the skeleton of this fish is the wire that runs along the body and back from the tail to the head. The gill region, the skeleton, is a network of horizontal and vertical interconnected rods. The fins and tentacles are also supported by the connecting rod. Their central nervous system is a neural tube running along the body, located above the spinal cord but not reaching the end of the spinal cord, wrapped in a protective glue film. Although the Van Xuong looks like a fish, the biggest difference between it and its vertebrates is that it does not have a real head, sensory organs such as smell, sight and hearing, even a skull. The teeth are also something too fictional for them. This animal has only a bunch of elastic “legs” on the head to play the role of supporting the body. The most amazing thing is that it doesn’t even have a heart; instead, it relies on the beat of part of the blood vessel to carry blood. Their musculoskeletal system is less dissociated and typical dissociated. Therefore, muscles can only ensure simple bending movements, consistent with the lifestyle of being buried in the sand. The muscular system consists of many muscles (myomera), arranged from the front end to the posterior end of the body. The muscle segments are intersected by septum by connective tissue (myosepta). The muscles on both sides of the body are arranged alternately with comb teeth together. As a result, when swimming, the Pangasius swim, its body bends along the horizontal plane. Amphioxus is widely distributed in the shallow waters of the ocean, and Qingdao and Xiamen in China are their primary habitats. In addition, there are coasts of Southeast Asia and coasts of California and Florida, Norway, the Mediterranean and Africa. Due to its rich nutrition and delicious taste, Van Xuong fish is considered a delicious traditional dish in Southeast Asia. Van Xuong fish is 3 to 5cm long, the morphology is very strange. The long and flattened body looks almost like a burden. The whole body color is pink, semi-transparent, the parallel longitudinal muscle fibers can be seen. They have no scales, no fins, no vertebrae, and their internal organs are just a rhythmic, rhythmic, complex. No senses like eyes, nose, or ears. There is no differentiation to the digestive tract. Apart from the mouth and throat, just a piece of intestine that leads straight to the anus. Van Xuong fish often follows tidal water to swim in estuaries where the seabed is shallow, almost unable to defend themselves but capable of penetrating into the ground. Their lifespan is about 3-4 years, they often bury half of themselves in the sand, while the other half is exposed to the plankton from the river. Their muscles are less differentiated, so they can only move in water by simple bending movements. When not moving they often bury themselves in the sand. The way of respiration of Van Xuong fish is similar to that of fish. They vibrate to inject capillaries (mouth tassels) to carry the stream of water from the gill slits. The wall of the gill slot has many blood vessels, where gas exchange occurs.

With dozens of Covid-19 positive cases being discovered every day, many solutions such as localization, tracing of suspected infected people, vaccination, community immunization, … have been deployed to limit the spread of the disease. However, unlike other pandemics, Covid-19 is showing that this is not just a common pandemic. With many variations and outbreaks, the prevention of Covid-19 is a long battle and requires the participation of the whole society. This fact shows that non-traditional anti-epidemic solutions are needed. Anti-epidemic technology is the most optimal choice today for the society to function normally. People harvest agricultural products in the epidemic heart in Hai Duong. Photo: Trong Dat To meet the urgent requirements of epidemic prevention and control, the Ministry of Information and Communications has issued the document “Instructions on the use of Covid-19 support solutions to prevent, combat and trace in the community”. Accordingly, in order to combat epidemics with technology, localities need to combine many different solutions. These solutions included the implementation of the installation of Bluezone (the application of warning for close contact with suspected Covid-19) and NCOVI (voluntary medical declaration management system). Localities also need to deploy the system to record people coming and going to public places through QR code scanning and epidemic prevention map system. For places with airports and border gates, these localities need to make electronic medical declaration for people entering. What is the effectiveness of anti-epidemic technology by technology? According to experts, technology solutions such as Bluezone applications can only achieve high efficiency if they are used by more than 60% of the population. Recognition of the developer shows that, as of March 2021, more than 30 million people used Bluezone applications. Considering the actual implementation efficiency, during the 2nd Covid-19 outbreak (July 25, 2020) in Hai Duong, with the proportion of people who installed Bluezone being 27%, 1,035 was identified in this locality. F1, F2. Many recommendations have been made by authorities about people should install Bluezone application to receive warnings in case of contact with suspected Covid-19. Photo: Trong Dat In the second outbreak on January 27, 2021 in Hai Duong, the rate of installing Bluezone applications was 43% of the total population of the province. As a result, the system has traced 1,993 F1 and F2 cases. It is noteworthy that by doing this, the health agency found 17 positive cases outside the list of traditional epidemiological investigations. With the successes and experiences gained in Hai Duong, Bluezone is considered as the most effective measure for effective zoning, helping to maintain the status of an isolated house, the whole society can still operate normally. With NCOVI application, as of February 3, 2021, the number of NCOVI applications installed was 7.8 million. The number of medical declaration records for the entire population is 18 million, the number of updated health monitoring records is 52.95 million, the number of scan records of QR code is 7.25 million. Medical declarations are basic input so that health agencies can keep informed about the health situation of each citizen. The large collection of medical manifest data also makes it possible for authorities to immediately detect a large-scale Covid-19 outbreak. Citizens are encouraged to make electronic medical declarations at least 1 time per day. Recently, Vietnam is using another solution, which is to check in to save epidemiological landmarks with QR codes. With this measure, people need to scan QR codes to check in every time they go to public places. In the event that a person is determined positive for Covid-19, the authorities will base on the history of scanning the QR code of the person to filter out the “epidemiological landmarks” that the patient has joined or went to. for a period of 3 days before onset of illness. Those who have arrived at the “epidemiological milestones” during the time the patient checked in will be listed for the investigator to trace, from which the F1s will be identified. Workers at the aluminum mine in Lam Dong perform check-in by QR code upon arrival at the workplace. According to the representative of Bkav – Bluezone application development unit, the measure of checking in public places helps to quickly track outbreak places such as restaurants and markets. In addition, the regular check-in by QR code on Bluezone also helps to increase the efficiency of contact recognition. Storing “epidemiological landmarks” by QR code, tracing suspected infected persons by Bluezone and medical declaration on NCOVI will form a set of tools to help early detection, effective localization and limit the spread of the epidemic. This is how Make in Vietnam digital technologies creep and solve problems in life.

Tsai Jui-hsueh (born in 1996, Taipei) is a famous hot girl on the Taiwanese social network (China) because of her beautiful appearance and sweet beauty. Possessing a beautiful number 11 belly, the beauty of Taiwan is considered as a “goddess”. It is known that Jui-hsueh is a girl with mixed blood between Tibetans and Uzbeks. Lovers often call her “angel” or “goddess of the north”. Currently, this beautiful girl has more than 618,000 followers on her Instagram profile and always has a very good amount of interaction. Not having an outstanding height of only 1m54, but Jui-hsueh always admires others because of her ability to mix “hack” with the top form. A supple body and a beautiful figure Jui-hsueh also thanks to her hard work. She is known as an actor and the famous Youtuber, receiving the love of many people, especially young people. Her gentle beauty many times makes people think she is a Korean hot girl, because her style is very similar to female idols in the land of kimchi. Hot girl born in 1996 used to live and work in Korea for a long time before. After that, she decided to return to Taiwan to find her own way and from here on her name rose quickly. The figure of “pepper”, but thanks to the diverse mix, she is always praised as “quality”. She has become a model for several fashion brands, appearing in youth magazines. Invite readers to watch the video: Hot 18-year-old Chinese girl makes people fall in love with her beauty as a goddess – Source: YAN News

After performing the above transactions, to check the results of the health insurance card renewal, the participants can search by themselves by the following methods: Access to the website of Vietnam Social Insurance at the address: https : //baohiemxahoi.gov.vn/tracuu/pages/tra-cuu-thoi-han-su-dung-the-bhyt.aspx; send SMS with the syntax: BH THE “ID card of health insurance card” to 8079; Call the customer care switchboard 1900.9068 of Vietnam Social Insurance for instructions.

National Emblem of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. The image of the National Emblem is specified in Clause 2, Article 13, Chapter I of the 2013 Constitution of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam: “The national emblem of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam is round, with a red background. five-pointed golden star, surrounded by rice flowers, underneath is half a cog wheel and the words: Socialist Republic of Vietnam “. If the headquarters of the representative office or affiliated office is a separate building, the National Emblem is hung at the front, above the main door of the building. If the headquarters of a representative office or affiliated office is partially located in an office building, the National Emblem is hung above the main entrance to the office of the agency. In case it is not possible for architectural reasons to hang the National Emblem above the main door, the National Emblem is hung in the lobby in the office, directly facing the main door. The national emblem is printed on the official letter, letter, invitation, envelope, business card, gift bag of the representative agency; documents with official title of representative agencies, passports, consular papers … The use of the National Emblem must comply with State regulations, solemnly. The national emblem printed on official papers must be red and yellow according to regulations. Some papers can print the National Emblem with gold emulsion (invitation for reception, note …), imprinted, embossed the Quoc emblem.

If the headquarters of the representative office, the affiliated office and the private house, the Head of the mission is a building with its own campus with its own gate, the signboard is attached next to the main gate. Pictured is the signboard of the Embassy of Vietnam in Thailand. (Source: VNA) Signboards with the national emblem of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam engraved, the National Emblem “Socialist Republic of Vietnam” and the name of the representative office, subsidiary office or private house are written in two languages. The Vietnamese language is written first and the official language of the host country or a foreign language commonly used in the host country, the international organization will write it later, the font size is the same and the font size is the same. Signboards should be hung at eye level. If the headquarters of the representative office, the affiliated office and the private house, the Head of the mission is a building with its own campus with its own gate, the signboard is attached next to the main gate. If the headquarters of a representative office or affiliated office is a part of the office building, the signboard is attached next to the main door of the representative office or affiliated office. If a private house, Head of the representative agency is an apartment located in an apartment building, depending on requirements, it can be hung or not. If there are signs, signs are mounted next to the main door of the apartment. Signboards are made of gold copper, red engraved inscriptions, around with red veins, about 1cm from the edge. The signboard is rectangular, the width is equal to 2/3 of the length and the size is designed in harmony with the size of the gate or door where the signboard is located.

All cases on April 15 are related to the community outbreak on February 20. The total number of cases from this outbreak has reached 4/938 cases.

Phnom Penh – currently under social exclusion – remains the city with the most cases with 232 cases, followed by Preah Sihanouk with 12 cases.

Two more new deaths were recorded over the past 24 hours, bringing the total to 38 deaths.

In which, there is State Minister of Information of Cambodia – Mr. Mao Ayuth (77 years old).

Mr. Mao Ayuth was admitted to the hospital on April 5, and died at 4 p.m. on April 15, after suffering organ failure caused by COVID-19.

He is a highly regarded filmmaker in the Cambodian art world, knowledgeable in many disciplines including film, video, music and poetry.

Thus, as of April 16, Cambodia had recorded a total of 5,480 cases of COVID-19, with 3,044 cases under treatment and 38 deaths.

These documents and images are selected from the archival and cultural institutions of the two countries: The National Russian Academy of Archives of Political and Social History, the National Archives Center III, the Bureau of Clerical and Archives. State of Vietnam, Vietnam News Agency, Ho Chi Minh Museum. In particular, some documents and documents provided by astronaut Pham Tuan …

In the book, there are a number of documents that have just been declassified, published for the first time, introduced to readers, providing valuable information and documents not only for researchers on scientific and technical achievements. the above meaning, in terms of the history of international relations, is for all those who are interested in the history of relations between the two countries Vietnam – the Russian Federation.

The book “Historical Astronaut” contains many classified documents

The book’s content is arranged into 3 parts.

Part 1 “Collaborative space research. The pre-flight preparation and training process in 1980 ”introduces documents and photos about the preparation process of the two countries Vietnam – Soviet Union / Russian Federation and the selection of pilots for the flight, as well as the process of exercising effort.

Part 2 “Departure and Activities” introduces some documents and photos of astronauts in the outer-Earth’s cabin.

Part 3 “Return to Earth”, contains pictures of the astronauts’ activities after the end of the flight, thereby highlighting the value and meaning of flight. It opens a new era, belief, hope, pride and determination in human life, production, study, as well as conquering nature and the universe.

Mr. Dang Thanh Tung, Director of the State Records and Archives Department emphasized: “The book is also a testament to the effective cooperation of the archival agencies and cultural agencies of the two countries to contribute to the At the same time, this is also an opportunity for the two Archives agencies of Vietnam and the Russian Federation to share and promote the value of archives currently preserved in the archive of the two countries “.

On July 23, 1980, pilot Pham Tuan with Soviet astronaut Gorbatko was launched into space from Baikonur space airport aboard Soyuz-37. During 8 days in space, hero Pham Tuan performed 142 orbits around the earth, conducted many scientific experiments, and photographed Vietnam from earth orbit.

Viktor Gorbatko (left) and Pham Tuan. Photo: AFP.

In a time sharing with the students of Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, hero Pham Tuan said that it only took him one year and three months to prepare, including studying engineering and physical training, for the flight. This time is shortened compared to pilots from other countries, because before that he was a pilot of a military fighter plane.

When the ship was just launched, people lost the attraction of the earth so the blood did not circulate normally, but put more head on the head. At that time, his face was swollen from the blood rushing to his head. Three days later, the face was pressed down so a layer of skin was removed. He lost sleep for several days, his mind was always in a state of tension.

Moving and working on a spaceship is very difficult. Eating and drinking is also miserable when they only have dry food prepared like toothpaste to eat and drink two liters of water a day.

Talking about the feeling of seeing the earth from outer space, hero Pham Tuan said it was a rare and unforgettable feeling.

“At that time, it was not Vietnam, the Soviet Union or any other country, but the earth was the home of the pilots. The happiest of pilots was that after working hours, there was a few minutes of rest and thinking. about the earth, family, relatives, “he said.