Protecting the ISS from Space Debris - Engineering Space - S01 EP04 - Space Documentary

[@rogerstalder7184]

Imagine what the world could achive if they would work together everywhere.

[@mikeking1948]

The ISS; where yesterday's coffee is today's coffee...

[@niel546]

39:09 why does iss have windshield?

[@robbedontuesday]

ISS starts around minute 25:00

[@ex0du551]

these guys cant stop reducing wheight

[@certuv]

Thanks again for downloading this film.

[@kiwidiesel]

Mmmm cant beat a warm cup of piss😂

[@SpiderRL]

What about protecting the astronauts from space debris during spacewalks? How does that work? Sure, as mentioned, the space station constantly gets hit by tiny particles, but if that's the case, I'm assuming the astronauts must also be getting hit by them when they're outside of the station. How are they protected from that? Can their spacesuit protect them from debris traveling at 30,000 km per hour? I find that hard to imagine.

[@party4keeps28]

You're finding this hard to imagine because your understanding is completely inaccurate.

[@SpiderRL]

@@party4keeps28 That's exactly why I'm placing a comment here lol Explain it to me einstein

[@party4keeps28]

@@SpiderRL It's very simple: The station and astronauts in Low Earth Orbit are not at risk of hitting particles with mass. If that was the case, the station would've been destroyed just like the astronauts. Why not spend some time researching this subject? You don't want to keep asking stupid questions based on incorrect information. That's embarrassing.

[@SpiderRL]

@party4keeps28 The only one embarrassing in this conversation is you. The reason people ask questions is to learn more about a subject. Either ignore what people ask or reply to questions without sounding like a total dickhead.

[@DonnieBrass]

@@party4keeps28 The question that @SpiderRL asked isn't nearly as stupid as your answer. Unlike your responses, at least their question was valid.

[@FlatEarth-ps8qm]

Still no video of the construction of the iSS

[@ahoxx5982]

Suksi vittuun, saatanan kusipää!

[@Dar1usz]

theres plenty, of course its all projection haha

[@OneOfThoseTypes]

LOOOL - the narrator said russians are "former" enemies.

[@michaelallen2501]

Yeah, they are. China is the current enemy. And Ukraine is not an ally. They're just another corrupt Eastern block nation.

[@larryfulkerson4505]

If you're launching and you know it clamp your shields.....

[@427max]

Moral of this story is….if you’re gonna be involved in war crimes and loose at war make sure it’s in a field the victors really need your help in

[@Showloveclothing]

Moral of the story is......the stolen nazis won the space race.

[@davehoward22]

The us is lucky the Russians didn't get to them 1st

[@sabre22b]

Accurate, witty, and erudite. Well played sir.

[@stupidhead9117]

*lose

[@OneOfThoseTypes]

​@@ShowloveclothingOops you meant to say that the US won. I'm sorry that your nation has no education programs.

[@anthonyalbillar-montez5946]

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[@joedizzelfoerizle]

Which app to you pirate these documentaries from?

They're a production and distribution company so they don't need to steal anything, they're distributing them. You could search that information yourself.

[@joedizzelfoerizle]

@DavidFerenczyRogozan thanks, this was faster, still doesn't explain the Mythbusters clips though 🙄

[@rickeybarnes6471]

Time for studies on rotating space stations! Microgravity has been fully studied for over 60 plus years! 😮

[@woody5109]

Humans can’t survive in a rotating environment, can’t walk, can’t orientate, can’t stop throwing up. Imagine living on a merry go round, nope.

[@danm3532]

🤣🤣🤣🤣Not the same thing. Stay on the merry go round. The adults will handle it. @@woody5109

[@party4keeps28]

​@@woody5109You're in a rotating environment right now.

[@von770]

To answer you’re question - rotating habitats don’t work until they get to around 1km in size (don’t quote me on the number). Anything smaller and your brain perceives the the difference in rotation between your head and feet, and it will make you nauseas.

[@rozzgrey801]

@@von770 Minimum size for 1g avoiding Coriolis effects is 200 metres diameter, rotating at 3 RPM.

[@aliasunknown7476]

The Germans were the most advanced society in the mid 1930's.

[@lauren_faulkner]

War breeds technological innovation

[@setonamosikidi7564]

😊

[@craig78]

And after 60 years of planning and deployment the biggest problem is; How do we take it down? It's huge and a threat to anyone in its path.

[@party4keeps28]

When that day comes they'll take it down over the ocean. Most of it will break up in the atmosphere, and the rest will just land in the ocean.

[@ann_onn]

Space is big. Really, really big. The chances of something hitting it are incredibly low. Also, NASA tracks where every satellite is, and every bit of debris down to the size of a tennis ball, and they can move the space station if there's even a remote chance of something hitting it. When it eventually gets decommissioned, it'll be de-orbited, and it'll burn up as it re-enters the atmosphere. But that's not going to happen until at _least_ 2031, and probably much further into the future. Personally, I doubt it'll be closed within the next 50 years. Right now, a company called Axiom want to convert it into a sort of space hotel, if NASA ever gives it up.

[@CrownOfGoldCompleatSacrifice_2]

33:42 #whitehouse

[@ภาคินเหล็กผา]

fcr1

[@bob7445]

I like how Russians are in big crisis just making space station possible wearing adidas track suits in space running bottle of vodka in their veins. Then they are like "davai" and americans join the party

[@OneOfThoseTypes]

I wonder why orcs are so desperate to cling onto the US?

[@98grand5point9]

News Flash: Move the space station to a much higher orbit so it is beyond most of the "space junk". Obviously there are very few"rocket scientists " left at NASA.

[@Ibthe4th]

Dunning, meet Kruger...

[@IronFist.]

If it was as easy as a professional KZbin commentator suggests then they probably would've done that by now

[@northfloridarails2136]

Radiation levels are to high and to expensive.

[@andrewdoesyt7787]

Stupid KZbin commenter here thinks he knows more than a space agency lmao

[@stupidhead9117]

@@Ibthe4th ha ha ha

[@michaelmalone6388]

Lol oh yeah right space debris LMFAO

[@rogerrinkavage]

Lol what?

[@businessclaud]

In the Chinese era, you will see wonders. We will call moon home.

[@OneOfThoseTypes]

Yes, 50 years after the US does it.

[@psycleen]

lies

[@OneOfThoseTypes]

The orcs need to be removed from the American space station.

[@830jps]

Another Conspiracy video. Looks okay, ill watch for a bit.

[@JohnM3665570]

How is it a conspiracy video?

[@bwest6275]

“Space” 😂

[@OneOfThoseTypes]

Now try to spell it yourself without asking your parents.

[@WSCLATER]

And what has this "space station" ever accomplished? Does it even exist, except in propaganda and imagination?

[@jasonroberts2049]

Cure for cancer..just to name 1.

[@haydenadams5631]

Exactly

[@woody5109]

Such a giant waste of money, doing experiments in free fall, to what end. Could have built a city on the moon in this time and at this cost

[@ann_onn]

We'll be able to build on the Moon *because* we've learned how to live in space, on the ISS.

[@GuardiansOfThe4Corners]

Lmao we cannot go to space EARTH IS A CLOSED SYSTEM WE CANNOT LEAVE THE EARTH SO THIS IS ACTUALLY REALLY FUNNY BECAUSE THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS ISS IN SPACE ONCE AGAIN NASA WITH THERE LIES 😂😂😂

[@Anthony_Gx]

Oh please you really believe all those thousands and thousands of people involved participate in this lie without ever telling the world? Even tourist can now leave earth and float into space

[@nortiousmaximus940]

and the world is flat ? only asking because my 3 year old son is not sure.

[@GuardiansOfThe4Corners]

@@nortiousmaximus940 yes that is correct we cannot go to space nor land on the moon The sun and moon are luminary objects that are non landable surfaces

[@nortiousmaximus940]

@@GuardiansOfThe4Corners l agree, the surface of the sun is not landable, as there's not yet anything that could cope with the heat, as for the moon, it's 238k miles away, and hopefully will be landed on again soon enough. while it lights up, it is illuminated, by the light of the of the sun, l'm sure a local 5 year old will confirm, and dumb it down enough so you might be able to understand them.

[@party4keeps28]

It's strange and funny for someone like me to encounter people like you. I'm one of the millions of people you'd consider to be part of the conspiracy, taking advantage of you little people.

[@SargonvonThule]

this is alot of prophaganda inside, the sowjets were not perfect they hat alot backlashes more then amerika but with one difference human lives didnt count and so many starts on sowet soil failed exploded until they found out the problem and fixed it, like musk does it atm but i still beleve the rocket system is the worst system cuz u need the most fuel to bring the fuel up, the sanger system is alot better and less fuel consuming, plus i personaly dont like the exploding cut releases wich ignite micrometeorits without end with every rocket part released...

[@glennchristie2316]

Huge Success but not once did any person in that project give GOD credit. In the Bible - in the Book of John - Chapter 15 - Verse 5 - it states: Without Me - You can do Nothing… Jesus said those words.. Every person ever born is going to stand before God at the Judgment Seat and answer for their life… Pride will send you to Hell…

[@kitchenerleslie6177]

Freedumb! America is lame.