of Mars and Space. This time, the documentary film "Space Inside" about the outstanding Soviet and Russian cosmonaut Alexei Leonov was shown. It was introduced by the cosmonaut's daughter, Oksana Leonova. It is based on the last interview of an outstanding pioneer, in which he talks about his amazing fate and that a person has the right to challenge the cosmos outside and inside himself. The 80-minute film uses footage from the Soviet history of space exploration, documentary chronicles. Extraordinary situations that a person may encounter are described, as Leonov encountered during his first spacewalk. The film also touches on the theme of the astronaut's artistic talent: he was called the best artist among astronauts and the best astronaut among artists. More than 50 scientists and cosmonauts came here: Chris Hadfield, social media-sensation; Charles Duke (Apollo 16), the youngest man to walk on the moon; James Bagian, a former astronaut of Armenian descent; Charles Bolden Jr., the former head of NASA; Tony Fadell, iPod creator; Brian Greene, physicist and science communicator. In addition, Starmus has featured a wide selection of Nobel Laureate scientists such as Kip Thorne, Emmanuelle Charpentier, Donna Strickland. Among the artists who performed at the festival in Yerevan were rock legends Brian May (he is the member of the Starmus Festival Board of Directors ), Rick Wakeman, Serj Tankian, Derek Sherinian with Sons of Apollo, opera singer Montserrat Martí, Andrey Makarevich, Tigran Hamasyan, Armenian National Philharmonic Orchestra, Jivan Gasparyan - junior, Children and Youth Choir of the Tavush diocese. Brian May, Jane Goodall, Diane Ackerman and the NASA Communications Unit announced as Winners of the Stephen Hawking Medal at Starmus VI Armenia at the official opening of the festival at the Karen Demirchyan Sports and Concerts Complex on September 5. The festival included several forms and directions. Among them were large-scale concerts and presentations: "Sonic Universe concert" with the participation of the Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan, prominent scientists and artists, as well as the "Another World" concert, where world music stars gathered, performing several hits by "Queen" together. Brian May played an electric guitar solo. So, on September 7, "Queen" guitarist Brian May teamed up with "System Of A Down" frontman Serj Tankian, "Sons Of Apollo" vocalist Jeff Scott Soto, Graham Gouldman and opera singer Montserrat Martí to perform the "Queen" classic "The Show Must Go On" with the Armenian National Orchestra. A school of