1.08.2013 in penitentiary № 14 of Irkutsk region an incident has happened: convict run away from working place in taiga. Due to the incident prison officers «punished» others, but tried too hard — one was beaten to death.
According to convicts of this penitentiary: «Convict Rybakov escaped from our squad. We have been working in taiga. We moved on some distance. On August 2, 2013 at 10 am four officers arrived with sticks and started beating us. They beat convicts: Sharapov, Okrestin, Kholodov, Tarkov, Klimenkov and Tropin, the last one died from existing injuries.
Besides Tropin had HIV and they handed down a decision: death from meningitis. He was under medical expert testimony to Tayshet for 10 days and all the time he was in warm garage, outside it was hot days. Last names of prison officers who committed a crime are Demchenko, Vasiliev and Vinokurov.
Afterwards we were guided to the road where deputy Bykov, squad chief Denisov and doctor Pavel Nikolaevich were in there. They were drunk as well. Then a driver — Antipov and duty watch went down from penitentiary. We gave us a ride to colony, on the way they kept drinking.
So they put us in isolator on high security where we spent two days and nights. There Tropin began feeling not well and tried to knock on the door and called a doctor. The doctor gave him a pill and Tropin was moved out. Vitaly was moaning from pain and we asked duty watch what happened to him. He answered Tropin was okay and he was made an injection.
Next day officer got from us explanatory as if we just fell down because beatings were recorded. Later on we wrote to general committee how it was for real. Prosecutor questioned us without protocol.
Now we are in penal settlement. Here is worse that under high security in penitentiary. We ask why it’s like that. Chief says it’s experimental colony of intensive monitoring».
As we found out all convicts are kept on the colony territory under high security in closed rooms. No chance for communication. According to the law convicts are without security guards, but under control of administration, they can move freely within the colony territory, they are allowed to wear civilian clothes, to have money and values, to get packages, to have meetings without restrictions, Art. 129 of Correctional Code.
Whether criminal case initiated was, nobody knows. Somehow convicts sent us information and asked for assistance. We tried to get in touch with mother of dead convict, but she doesn’t answer.
We sent all information we have to Public Monitoring Committee and human rights defenders of Irkutsk region. Notably that this colony is referred to Federal Service for Execution of punishment of Krasnoyarsk region but located on Irkutsk region’s territory.
We will be monitoring the developments.
Human rights defenders.
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STORY WRITTEN FOR & USED WITH PERMISSIONPosted: January 14, 2005Initial pictures of Saturn’s moon Titan snapped by Europe’s Huygens probe during its historic atmospheric descent and touchdown today show an active world likely carved by the flow of cryogenic liquids that may still pool on its frigid surface, a leading planetary scientist says. This raw image was returned by the Descent Imager/Spectral Radiometer camera onboard the European Space Agency’s Huygens probe after the probe descended through the atmosphere of Titan. It shows the surface of Titan with ice blocks strewn around. The size and distance of the blocks will be determined when the image is properly processed. Credit: ESA/NASA/University of ArizonaLarger than Pluto and Mercury, Titan is the only moon in the solar system with a thick atmosphere and researchers expected Huygens to find a truly alien landscape under the smoggy haze. They got what they wanted.»Surprises are always the things that get you,» said Torrence Johnson, a member of NASA’s Cassini imaging team at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif. «We’d hoped for a strange surface, it’s always nice to see something like a science fiction movie or whatever, but this is exceeding our expectations.»I mean, this is not a landscape filled with impact craters and a few ridges and hills. It’s an active, living place that’s interacting with its atmosphere just like Earth and ancient Mars did. And yet it’s doing this in a completely different environment, where it’s not water and rain from clouds of water that are doing things. You’re dealing with what we would regard as cryogenic things here on the Earth, cold liquid gases, basically, and yet it’s producing a place that looks strangely familiar.»The European Space Agency released three images from Huygens’ camera late today, showing the looming surface from 10 miles up, from five miles and finally, from the surface itself. The first image shows what appear to be erosion-carved gullies snaking down through light-shaded terrain to what looks like a long shoreline bordering a dark, featureless plain. Or lake.Scientists speculated for years that ethane and methane should exist in liquid form on Titan’s surface because of the nature of its nitrogen-dominated atmosphere, low temperatures and other factors. But recent ground-based observations seemed to rule out the possibility of global oceans. Initial data from the Cassini orbiter that carried Huygens to Titan found no definitive evidence of smaller bodies of liquids.But the Huygens photo indicates liquids almost certainly flowed in the past, if not the present. They also show light-shaded areas seen in Cassini orbiter photos likely are slightly elevated and that darker areas are relatively flat, lower-lying features. The latter are candidates for past or present lakes or flood plains. This is one of the first raw images returned by the ESA Huygens probe during its successful descent. It was taken from an altitude of 16.2 kilometres with a resolution of approximately 40 metres per pixel. It apparently shows short, stubby drainage channels leading to a shoreline. Credit: ESA/NASA TV»This picture, many people have told me, that looks something like the Earth, sort of like Mars,» Johnson said. «The reason it has that impression to you is that is an eroded surface, you see things that look like channels and so forth. When you look at the moon, when you look at the uplands of Mars, you don’t see that, you see barren landscapes with impact craters on them. So this is telling us for sure, this is an active area.»It also implies very strongly that the light area is, in fact, slightly elevated because you don’t have stream channels that run up hill. They all run downhill, and it looks like a lot of that darker area is, in fact, smooth, dark area. Now, we don’t know whether that’s liquid now, but it certainly looks like liquid and in this case, water is not what we’re talking about. On Mars, when you’re talking liquid and liquid erosion, you’re talking water. On Titan, what you’re talking about with the temperatures at Titan’s surface, less than 300 degrees below zero Fahrenheit, the only thing that’s liquid is natural gas. And that’s coming out of the atmosphere, liquid ethane and methane.»So these channels have probably been cut in slightly elevated ice, which is playing the role of rock, and then producing tarry substances that run down hill and make these smooth areas,» Johnson said. «How long ago that occurred, whether there’s still liquid in some of those areas, we don’t know. But a picture like that can really start unlocking some of the mysteries we’ve been debating about looking at the data from the orbiter. And in turn, that means we can take the orbiter data and get a much better global perspective about what’s going on on Titan.» An artist’s concept shows Huygens parachuting to Titan after deployment from the Cassini orbiter. Credit: EADS AstriumThe picture Huygens snapped on the surface of Titan showed what looks like rocks strewn over a plain stretching away to a hazy horizon. The scene looked remarkably similar to pictures taken by the Mars rover, Spirit, in Gusev Crater. But Huygens didn’t spot silicon-based rocks like those on Earth.»It’s probably ice, water ice,» Johnson said. «Water ice is a really good rock at the temperatures at Titan’s surface. Again, to a geologist, that shouts erosion and you see the blocks are rounded like rocks in the bottom of a stream bed on Earth.»While no liquids are visible in the picture, «I think most of my geological colleagues would agree that what’s happened here, we’re probably looking at an area that’s flowed out from someplace that has been eroded by these ethane, methane liquids, it carried ice boulders of water ice with them, rounded them in the process and left them in sort of an outwash plain.»Johnson said the data seen today represents «the tip of the iceberg.»»These are just a few snippets out of the data set from the images alone,» he said. «We also have a vast array of chemical data about the atmosphere. … In the next few days, we’ll start getting detailed read outs about what’s in the atmosphere, what’s raining down on the surface and what that surface looks like in great detail.»Stay tuned!Video coverage for subscribers only:VIDEO:THE FIRST PICTURE FROM HUYGENS IS REVEALED VIDEO:HUYGENS POST-LANDING NEWS BRIEFING VIDEO:STATUS REPORT DURING DESCENT AUDIO:TODAY’S STATUS REPORT DURING DESCENT VIDEO:HUYGENS PRE-ARRIVAL NEWS BRIEFING AUDIO:HUYGENS PRE-ARRIVAL NEWS BRIEFING VIDEO:OVERVIEW OF HUYGENS PROBE’S SCIENCE OBJECTIVES VIDEO:JULY NEWS BRIEFING ON CASSINI’S PICTURES OF TITAN VIDEO:PICTURES SHOWING TITAN SURFACE FROM OCT. 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BRIEFING ON RADAR IMAGES OF TITAN SURFACE Ares 1-X PatchThe official embroidered patch for the Ares 1-X rocket test flight, is available for purchase.Apollo CollageThis beautiful one piece set features the Apollo program emblem surrounded by the individual mission logos.Expedition 21The official embroidered patch for the International Space Station Expedition 21 crew is now available from our stores.Hubble PatchThe official embroidered patch for mission STS-125, the space shuttle’s last planned service call to the Hubble Space Telescope, is available for purchase. | | | | 2014 Spaceflight Now Inc.Plasma noise burst welcomes Cassini at Saturn UNIVERSITY OF IOWA NEWS RELEASEPosted: June 29, 2004Although the Cassini spacecraft is scheduled to officially arrive at theplanet Saturn on June 30, scientists studying the planet’s magnetospherereceived an official welcome on June 27 when a burst of plasma wave noiseindicated that Cassini had crossed the planet’s bow shock — the regionwhere charged particles flowing outward from the sun collide with Saturn’smagnetic field or magnetosphere.University of Iowa Space Physicist Don Gurnett, head of the team that isanalyzing radio and plasma wave emissions, says, «This is exciting. Afternearly seven years, we finally got there! This marks the beginning of thescientific investigation for the people who will study the planet’smagnetosphere.»Bill Kurth, Cassini team member and UI senior research scientist, comparedthe bow shock to a sonic boom.»The bow shock is similar to a jet aircraft sonic boom that forms across thefront of the plane. The charged particles flowing from the sun, called thesolar wind, pass Saturn and the other planets at a speed of about onemillion miles an hour. We can compare the position of the bow shock with thepressure of the solar wind to learn something about the size of Saturn’smagnetosphere and how much its size is controlled by the solar wind,» hesays.The June 27 Cassini bow shock crossing occurred at a distance of 49.2 Saturnradii (2.97 million kilometers or 1.84 million miles) from Saturn and standsin contrast to first encounters by previous spacecraft, all of which tookplace much closer to the planet. The Pioneer spacecraft first crossedSaturn’s bow shock at 23.7 Saturn radii, while Voyager 1 and Voyager 2recorded crossings at 26.2 and 31.9 Saturn radii, respectively. Gurnett saysthe difference between Cassini and the other spacecraft is probably due todifferent flight trajectories.»Cassini has encountered the bow shock quite a bit further out because thespacecraft is coming in from the side of the planet. So our approach angleis different from those of the other craft, primarily because Cassini isgoing to be placed into orbit about Saturn, while the other spacecraft madefly-bys,» he says.The radio sounds of Saturn and other sounds of space can be heard byvisiting Gurnett’s Web site at: Cassini, carrying 12 scientific instruments, is on its way to the June 30,2004 planetary rendezvous, when it will become the first spacecraft to orbitSaturn and begin a four-year study of the planet, its rings and its 31 knownmoons. The spacecraft is part of the Cassini-Huygens Mission that includesthe Huygens probe, a six-instrument European Space Agency probe, scheduledto land on Titan, Saturn’s largest moon, in January 2005.The Cassini-Huygens mission is a cooperative project of NASA, the EuropeanSpace Agency and the Italian Space Agency. JPL, a division of the CaliforniaInstitute of Technology, Pasadena, Calif. manages the Cassini-Huygensmission for NASA’s Office of Space Science, Washington, D.C. 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