This time a full-length film about space will be shot in space. This is the first time. For that purpose, two famous actors and actresses from Russia and America are being sent into space. Two directors will also go with them. However, America and Russia will send actors, actresses and directors into space in separate missions.
The US space agency NASA and the Russian space agency Roscosmos gave this news. The country's most popular actress, Yulia Pereslid, will be sent to the International Space Station, which orbits the Earth 360 miles above the earth's surface, to shoot a full-length film, Roscosmos said. In early October. She will be accompanied by popular Russian film director Klim Shipenko.
According to NASA, Tom Cruise, the famous Hollywood actor, is being sent to shoot a full-length film. He will be accompanied by director Doug Lyman. In October. Elon Musk, the head of Space-X, is also assisting in the mission.
According to Roscosmos sources, October 5 is initially planned for the launch of the rocket with actress Pereslid and director Shipenko to go to the space station for shooting. However, the matter has not been finalized yet.
According to some scientists, who is in space before, this competition is going to start this time with the shooting of the film.
Hollywood actor Tom Cruise is 59 years old. Russian actress Pereslid is 36 years old. His traveling companion Shipenko is 36 years old.
Where there is almost zero gravity (microgravity), what are the main factors in selecting the actress and director to send to the space station?
According to Roscosmos sources, those who go will be between the ages of 25 and 40, and their body weight will be kept between 50 and 60 kilograms. Their chest should be at least 112 cm wide. In addition, astronauts must have the skills to run 1 km in 3 and a half minutes, swim 100 meters in freestyle in 20 minutes and jump into the water from a 3 meter high springboard.
Previously, all of the most popular films, such as 'Interstellar', 'Gravity', 'Moon', 'Star Trek', 'Star Wars', 'The Martian', 'Solaris', 'First Man', were made in Hollywood studios.
