Recruit the person in charge of the reporter station

Recently, the Russian Tass news agency reported that Sergei mikhailov, president of the Tass news agency, signed a memorandum of cooperation with the head of the Russian Space Agency (Roscosmos), announcing that the Tass news agency would open a reporter station on the International Space Station. It is understood that Russian "hero" astronaut Alexander Mi Sulghin will become the first Tass news agency reporter to go into space. According to the plan, Misujin will enter the International Space Station before 65438+February to complete some shooting and reporting work.

Sending reporters into space shows that Tass news agency is no longer satisfied with news reports on earth. Mikhailov said: "In the past, the coverage of Tass was limited to our planet: Tass staff worked in all Russian regions and more than 60 countries and regions, and this number will increase in the next few years. We are honored to work in the aerospace field. Members become colleagues, and we expect news and amazing shots from the space station. It is reported that the first space reporter of the Tass news agency was Russian "hero" astronaut Alexander Mi Sulghin. According to the plan, Mi sorkin will go to the International Space Station in 65438+February this year. There, he will complete the reporting and filming arranged by Tass news agency, including the report on the work and life of the space station.

Mikhailov said that as long as there is news, Tass wants to participate in the report. He said: "In the past, the coverage of the Tass news agency was limited to our planet: the staff of the Tass news agency worked in various parts of Russia and more than 60 countries and regions, and this number will increase in the next few years. We are honored to work with astronauts, and we look forward to the news and amazing shots from the space station. "

Rogozin said that the news station opened by TASS on the International Space Station will let more people know about Russian space technology. The ITAR-TASS news agency and the Russian Federal Space Agency will also carry out a special education project, mainly to popularize Russian space knowledge and let readers know more about astronauts' work in orbit, scientific experiments and space flight.

According to foreign media reports, the Russian Tass news agency opened a reporter station on the International Space Station, becoming the first media in the world to set up a permanent institution on the International Space Station. The first space reporter of Tass news agency was Russian astronaut Alexander Mi Sulghin. On February 8th, 65438, Mi Sulghin went into space with Japanese businessman Tomoko Maezawa and his assistant aboard the Russian Soyuz msc -20 spacecraft. Mi Sulghin will talk about his work and life in the space station. Readers can learn relevant news through TASS, and relevant photos and videos will also be posted on TASS's website and official social media accounts.