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welcome to the cotkey ride home for for Wednesday, October 26th, 2021.

I'm Jackson Bird.

Today, a Russian film crew have arrived on the International Space Station to shoot the first ever feature-length film in space.

A woman has received a brain implant that is successfully treating her depression

by painlessly zapping her hundreds of times a day. And the 17th century health trend that was

all the rage in Europe, corpse medicine. Here are some of the cool things from the news today.

To more people joined the International Space Station yesterday. Russian actress

Yulia Perslid and director Klim Schipenko, alongside experienced cosmonaut Anton Schlapperov,

docked at the ISS from the Soyuz MS-19 in the late afternoon.

And apologies as we go on for my horrible Russian surname pronunciations.

As Euro News pointed out, Russia was the first to successfully launch a satellite,

the first to put a man in space, the first to put a woman in space, they did the first

spacewalk, the first space station, and now we'll shoot the first feature-length movie in space.

Quoting NPR, the crew is traveling to the ISS to film portions of a movie called The Challenge.

The movie will reportedly tell the story of a Russian doctor

who rushes to save the life of a cosmonaut aboard the International Space Station, end quote.

Persolid and Schpenko will spend 12 days shooting the space scenes of the movie, and the other

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