Как живут и работают на атомном ледоколе?

What was life like on an icebreaker? What is a boatswain and what does he do? How many steps do sailors take a day while at sea? And what do they miss most? We spoke with Denis Blyudikov, boatswain on the icebreaker Yakutia, about everyday life, missing his family, and the romance of the Arctic. Our film crew spent several days in the Arctic and visited two nuclear-powered icebreakers. This episode is the first of three, filmed on the icebreaker Yakutia. Don't miss the release of two more films we shot on the icebreaker Yamal. Watch other "Storyboard" episodes about working on the water: 🎬 Everything you didn't know about seas and oceans    • Всё, что вы не знали о морях и океанах: ра...   🎬 A ship captain talks about storms, fishermen, and locks    • Капитан теплохода о штормах, рыбаках и шлюзах   🎬 I've been sailing since I was 7 – a sailing instructor talks about his work and the water    • Управляю яхтой с 7 лет – инструктор по пар...   Our films are available on Rutube, Zen, and VKontakte – choose your preferred viewing platform; all links are in the channel description. 00:00 Introduction 00:51 How I came to the profession 01:38 A Boatswain's Duties on an Icebreaker 02:45 Counting Your Steps Per Day 03:19 Inside an Icebreaker: Tiers, Cabins, Decks, and the Mess 04:14 Preview of the Next Episode 04:22 In the Galley 05:05 About Drinking Water on an Icebreaker 05:20 A Cabin—A Second Home 06:04 Work Schedule—Half a Life at Sea 07:36 Finding an Icebreaker on a Map 08:05 What Sailors Miss 08:52 Inside an Icebreaker: A Pool, Sauna, and a Gym 09:46 About Safety 10:36 In the Laundry 11:02 In the Wardroom 11:26 Why Furniture Has Side Rails? 11:47 Arctic Atmosphere 12:52 Preview of an Icebreaker Trilogy