Translating Videos - What happens in Russia ?

I watched the entire video and here are comments:

- This video is a fragment of one of the installments of popular science program on Russian TV called "Black holes. White Spots". This particular program was broadcasted on 02/26/15 and showed footage of the CNF seminar in the Peoples' Friendship University of Moscow on 01/29/15
- Most of the things discussed there are a common knowledge for the participants of the LENR-FORUM, so I see no need for a complete translation, but I can highlight few moments:
1. TV crew of the Culture Channel (Телеканал Культура) was there for the filming of the seminar and they showed interviews with Parkhomov, Prosvirnov and Samsonenko - three well known proponents if the CNF/LENR among Russian scientific community. An interesting moment came out of the interview with Samsonenko, who said that sometimes ago he was offered a research topic and funding by academic Baraboshkin to disprove the CNF theory. After two years of experimentation (done still in the Soviet Union) he and his group came to conclusion that the CNF phenomenon is real. There was also footage of Filimonenko, probably the most prominent Russian scientist (deceased in 2013) in the CNF field where narrator explains the lack of success of Filimonenko in promoting this direction in Soviet science by potential disruption of the carbohydrate based economy, uselessness of this discovery for the nuclear weapons and also the fact that this was a very strange, inexplicable nuclear physics.
2. Another moment worth highlighting was that interest of Bill Gates and his foundation in the LENR research was also mentioned, however there they said that Bill Gates is betting on the LENR devices based on deuterium and palladium. However, program says that patent for the deuterium-palladium heat producing reactor is with Siberian scientist Vitaliy Kirkinskiy

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