ESA astronaut André Kuipers' tour of the International Space Station

[@1994ARobin]

OMG! The Flying Dutchman!

[@dutch-essjess1185]

Amazing to see a fellow Dutch in space and represents us in such a honorable way. Glad our tiny country is also contributing to this amazing purpose. Thank you for the tour Mr. Kuipers, even though I’m way late, I really enjoyed watching it. 👏🏻

[@DucklingGaming]

As a dutch man i love our English accent lol

[@smartlylever9908]

Dutchess. I totally agree. I am nearly a decade late to seeing this, and a year after your comment but better late than never. Andre made this truly enjoyable viewing. A lovely "host" and could easily see him being chosen for compatibility reasons as much as his high level of intelligence and aeronautical and engineering skills.

[@zakariaao]

Man onze engelse accenten zijn zo mooi 🤣🤣 // man our english accents are so funny🤣🤣

[@traveler142]

Your tiny Country is simply part of a Con by World Governments to siphon Billions from tax payers... this Space Station is actually a Studio on Earth. watch as this turd drops a screw... quick hint... man cannot leave Earths Atmosphere...

[@bunchamp85]

butt what aboot the laydeeeees?@@traveler142

[@kevinfuhrmann8849]

Thank you so much for this video, André Kuipers is really kind and it seems like he loves sharing his work and amazing living space :)

[@custosdelucerna]

Kevin FUHRMANN he is really kind! He called my grandfathers twin brother from the ISS station for his birthday! (Andre and my grandpa were friends before my grandpa died in 1997, so it's super sweet of him to remember his and his twin brothers birthday)

[@electrostaticionengines4579]

I've seen a number of ISS tours and this is a very good one because of the use of the split screen. great job!

[@danielaibanez8639]

U I k ii k ili k I oo o o oooool I 8 o0

[@David-cv1se]

It's a model

[@KamalasFakePolls]

​@@David-cv1se🙄

[@ZemplinTemplar]

I maintain that this is still possibly the best authentic space documentary ever. No-frills in presentation, yes, but it's all the better for it. Thank you, ESA, thank you Mr. Kuipers. :-)

[@ruthazbor]

ISS mockumentary, rather. "Low earth orbit" is not space. Nice piece of sci-fi, indeed. Peace.

[@jozefvandeven8643]

As mr Kuipers told me last Friday during one of his lectures I recently attended, everyting in orbit is called spaceflight. Going 'above' the atmosphere (100km) without orbit is technically not spaceflight, but aerospace. So in this case I would also refer to space. Not deep space, but space none the less.

[@afomrosemarlyse]

good evening dear André Kuiper. Thank you to show we around the international space.

[@afomrosemarlyse]

C'est curieux, je suis connectée plus souvent, et j'ai comme l'impression que tout le monde voit que je n'existe pas. Et ce que je vois c'est pour une autre personne. ça sent du clonage ici.

[@grantsinclair4278]

I just thought I was claustrophobic until I watched this. I have a sudden urge to go to the Grand Canyon. My hats off to this special breed of humans. Thanks for the tour

[@HackingDutchman]

Great video! Nice to see a fellow Dutchman in space taking us on a great tour.

[@GodEetFrikandel]

Nice to know how everything is going on in the ISS!

[@Nickel2010]

@@GodEetFrikandel Je gelooft in een sprookje.

[@wesleymccurtain166]

KUIPER???? What an appropriate name for an astronaut!!!!

[@merlenunneley1857]

I had the exact same thought!!

[@mathijsvanvegten669]

He is dutch so his full name is André Kuipers

[@progamingvanderflaes]

Im duchs

[@progamingvanderflaes]

Fist name is André 2name is kuipers

[@stefvanbussel2487]

its dutch :)

[@tutracrafty]

He reminds me of Scott Manley. KSP Fans unite!

[@Destructor111]

I saw you guys through my telescope last week! It was shockingly beautiful!

[@indyracingnut]

Easily the most thorough tour of the station I have seen. Well done, ESA!!

[@sac621]

THAT WAS AWESOME!! Thanks Andre for the tour, I have been curious for some time about what was in there.

[@threetwentytwos3661]

What ive learned from this video is that screws fall on the ground in zero gravity.

[@wearetheborg]

where that happes?

[@KamalasFakePolls]

Time stamp?

[@AlexZander688]

(Dutch Version) ...No fool! @36:10, you can still see the ring in the top right of the panel that the astronaut took off. And @35:45 to 35:47, I can still see the ring ...It is just a low resolution and lighting issue makes it difficult to see, combined with the Astronaut looking down to get ready to pull the bottom ring makes conspiratorial mindset fools think he dropped it. ..And the short edit flerf version I've seen is very dishonest, typical!!!

[@lisakn27]

I love this kind of thing. Love space!! Thanks to the tour guide.

[@Xezlec]

I love the look of that place, especially the robot control area with all the monitors, and the hardcore industrial feel that Russian technology always has. The fake "plants" dangling from the light in the PMM and the Eastern-style icon of Mary in the Russian part were also lovely little touches. And of course, the cupola that looks like something from the Millennium Falcon!

[@eddiestulak4313]

amazing tour of ISS! I'm so glad to see realistic visuals of space experience!

[@sackbeto]

The fastest 55 minutes of my life... but almost de greatest!!!

[@edwin5620]

Very nice video with André The Flying Dutchman.

[@strikeout1991]

Thank you for showing us the ISS in detail. Really interesting stuff up there.

[@ChHebert]

Wow. Thanks so much to everybody involved in making this video. Fascinating stuff. And Andre is a great tour guide!

[@freshofftheufo]

Absolutely amazing. Thank you for showing us your beautiful place!

[@costar155]

Andre is a great host, which makes it a very great video; in the sense that there is another video with a female Astronaut for about the same lenght of time, giving a tour of the ISS. Both videos are great, but what makes this video better is because it gives coordination of where you are, and where you are heading, and Andre is very detailed; but that cupula PRICELESS, the view you get seen our great planet is just marvelous🚀🇷🇺👍👏🏻🔥❤. Pura Vida

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

Thank you very much for watching, Herson!

[@jurandp23]

Thanks for the great journey and leting me inside ISS :D

[@001variation]

Seeing how well different countries are able to cooperate for a common goal, it's straight out of Star Trek. The ISS is amazing.

[@ZemplinTemplar]

Great tour, Andre. :-) Definitely the most complete one I've seen so far. Too bad that ESA doesn't have its own EVA spacesuit yet. Here's hoping it'll become a reality one day. ;-)

[@DJoppiesaus]

Why haven´t we got wifi in school, if they got it in space?

[@liandosant]

A lot of interesting things. The toilet's part video is just priceless.

[@peteshea155]

What are all the white star-like dots/points of light @44.00? you can see them thru kuiper's clothing and face/head.

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

Those are "dead" pixels caused by the burning of the camera sensor by cosmic radiation

[@peteshea155]

@@EuropeanSpaceAgency they seem to adhere to a pattern which reminds me of a stellar backdrop. do you think it is random or is it possible that there is a coherent and consistent emanation from outside (universal) sources expressing?

[@blackmambe]

Dream job! :) (doing electronics engineering atm, hopefully one day!

[@U5K0]

Saving the best for last. The Cupola never disappoints! Amazing part of the #ISS!

[@numi1337]

When I started the video I was like 'What 55 minutes, that's going to be so boring.' 55 mins later I was sad that it ended so soon ;-) That really was a great tour through the ISS!

[@gummipalle]

How is the view count so low...? Billions have access to this, but only 57000 watch.? No wonder funding and effort towards space exploration leaves so much to be desired... People are more willing to pay for music videos and makeup guides...

[@TheHalBaker]

Give people a break ! Not billions can spend 1 hour on KZbin

[@gummipalle]

hehe, thats true... I just find it mind-blowing how dis-interested the world seems... Compared to the view count on other videos:-) -Considering that esa is an international effort... ... ... They touch on this "public disintrest" in the movie apollo 13 as well... Its strange though... hundreds of millions had the time to watch the recent euro-vision BS... So i guess if they cared, they might have time/resources for this stuff too? Shows what peoples priorities are...

[@minemastergamez1884]

I certainly agree! It is very sad, that people just watch useless stuff instead of an amazing thing like this!

[@PvPigCreations]

Hal Baker XD! Actualy are now 67.000

[@wesleymccurtain166]

MineMaster Gamez agreed!

[@sp3qfe]

André and ESA thank you that you show us how the ISS (MKS) looks like now! Excellent job, especially for young people! I put this movie on the Polish ARISS page ;).

[@albert.2848]

4:07 I can see the second line of the letters. So I am eligible to be an astronaut. YAY!

[@Curixq]

With all those science fiction movies, it is quite strange to see people floating trough "low-tech" things that everyone uses like lap-tops and printers, electrical cables,... Thanks for showing us this!

[@arulsarulmurugan]

Amazing Video , had a great tour of the ISS. Thanks for having such a kind of tour that wouldn't possbile for us ( common man) .

[@yuriythebest]

I noticed that too, also how he casually mentioned the cameras that were now "old" and couldn't be used

[@robdedalus]

Thank you Andre! This is an amazing tour of ISS! I wish you can do more video like this when the astronaust are in activity or when they do some gym exercises! :)

[@m4ilm4n]

that strange moment when you read the video comments on youtube and in between all the others there's one from someone you know.

[@unseraugust5376]

It's kind of amusing to hear and see, how some of the MIR-spirit ;-) is preserved in the ISS. I like the word: Kosmonaut.

[@unicorn40]

That was awesome!!

[@mazz1985]

28:10 How did they zoomed out like that on the overwatch view? I figured there was really long antenna holding the camera, but i see none.

[@johnpinkerton1306]

Why did the cameraman not put the camera in every window he passed to show us the views?

[@JGunlimited]

+John Pinkerton Because its 45 minutes daylight and 45 minutes nightime in the ISS. So for 45 minutes of this tour it was black outside the window (nothing to see). However you will notice near the end that we see outside through the windows (see the Russia Service Module part and of course the Cupola). That's also why he saved the Cupola for last (if you listen carefully at some point in the video he mentions this).

[@JGunlimited]

***** If you want to make your world small go ahead.

[@johnpinkerton1306]

Nothing to see eh? When it is night and there are no clouds I see stars, lots of them, when you go up a high mountain to the observatories there's even more, yet when you leave the atmosphere altogether it's just black? A bit naive don't you think? I noticed a lot of things and listened carefully - did you see that there are at least 10 noticeable cuts? (at - 1:22, 8:04, 27:11, 30:56, 32:36, 34:00, 36:14, 39:22, 46:37, 55:00). Did you think this video was done in one take too? Do you think? Try it.

[@TheRealDogZee]

was thinking the same thing lots of cuts and that end part 54:28 looked like a little toy

[@mikedelhoo]

What is the significance of the cuts? Doesn't seem surprising for a video.

[@leon3525]

I have noticed some white dots in the video. is it dust on the lens or the camera sensor has been damaged by cosmic rays?

[@lewisnorth1188]

leon3525 most likely the sensor is damaged, probably nothing to do with space but maybe it was damaged during launch or something

[@xc6603]

weird,i't i've seen the same thing happen,it always occurs on the russian segment?

[@coolname3439]

damn, this guy is badass. He left earth TWICE! without going back the first time he left it.

[@David-cv1se]

Adjust your meds

[@xXChemikerXx]

I want to know how it looks like when an bird is in space ..

[@harryandruschak2843]

+Chemiker First, you need to put a diaper on the bird....

[@person6768]

What happened to Leo's comment?

[@boeingcontrole52]

Happy birthday ISS! What a special stuff and universe around there

[@captainhedgie10]

THAT WAS SO AWESOME!!

Gracias por el aporte. Creo que ha sido la forma más espectacular de ver la iss. Saludos.

[@KilyanAustin]

The floating dutchmen

[@VicariousReality7]

How do you measure the speed of a bird flying past you

[@KrishnaChandran]

Thanks a lot for showing us what is up there. Its awesome and Great work guys

[@tardedZnerfZgun]

I was all giddy when i saw how long this video is :3

[@mikehydropneumatic2583]

30:40 that is a lens and camera!

[@fabryz]

We need MORE of this!

[@julianmcculloch3235]

Thank you for the tour, much appreciated. I wonder what you guys go through when your working up there, stress, small areas, what is working in that environment like? :)

[@newzealandlol]

Fantastic work ESA keep it up :)

[@MrRafamart]

And my mom still complains of the mess in my room...

[@RobbieFPV]

This man is my hero.

[@VisserJoost]

pipodebeuker 👆🐐👇

[@innmenal]

THANKS for this, love it!

[@Erteify]

10:00: Not even in space you're save from Comic Sans...

[@kineticdeath]

best part of the station has to be the 28000km/h speed limiter signs lol. Whats the internet like up there, has anyone ever tried to connect to/play an online game from space, during thier off time?

[@lovecontemplation8607]

+kineticdeath I noticed that one too and chuckled like a child xD

[@ripdangerdolanunsubbedbutn8902]

Lol csgo in zero g mlg pro haahaa

[@ThelouwseFD]

they have internet but it's pretty slow !I saw a woman talk about that on another video !

[@katiepurry18]

is there another equipment that takes a photo of the iss? or is that from an astronaut? or is that from a satellite??

[@Hrurak]

Perhaps a noobish question, but why can there only be an ammonia leak over at the US side of the space-station?

[@ModMINI]

+Ben Ebb Only the US side uses ammonia for cooling.

[@Hrurak]

***** cheers!

[@priemde4746]

Why are there so old laptops in the International Space Station?

[@wearewatchingyou9930]

because windows XP is amazing!

[@priemde4746]

+Jacob Judd 😂😂😂

[@Formerlyi]

+Jacob Judd they left Windows in 2013 and now they use Linux. because they don't want bluescreens...

[@wearewatchingyou9930]

Anugerah Ardiansyah um ok......, I hope you weren't taking me seriously it was a joke.

[@sac621]

+We Are Watching You maybe cause water is more valuable to ship up there

[@barronrisling5354]

10:00 Rock Interface Unit. Why?

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

Rack!

[@barronrisling5354]

Oh! I was very confused about why a/an astro/Cosmo naught would need an interface for rocks. Thanks for clearing that up. :)

[@barronrisling5354]

@@WilbertLek yeah, I'm still disappointed in me too buddy

[@Nightlurk]

Lol I loved the part where he moved into the russian section, like walking two decades into the past :))

[@ModMINI]

+GoodGameHunter It's like going from a 2010 Volkswagen to a 1962 Trabant.

[@MrChrisRab]

@arleitiss Typically, automated transfer vehicle such as Progress, ATV, HTV and (soon to be) Cygnus stay docked for a couple of months. After that, they are jettisoned and burn in the atmosphere. In addition, there are two Soyuz spacecrafts which are permanently docked and used only in case of emergency evacuation. Whenever the crew is to change, another Soyuz docks. That same one is usually used to send the astronauts back down.

[@Setirock]

Hey ESA, I have a question, how do you handle that noise on ISS, It's kinda constant and its affects your state of mind

[@kristinnmoller2185]

Ey ESA could i get invited up there i am ready for training i just want this

[@zuperxtreme]

I would LOVE some subtitles on this. Very good video.

[@PopescuSorin]

so many cables!!

[@VisserJoost]

One of the harder ones to debunk, they only will get better from now; better wake up fast ! 💚🌼

[@lewisnorth1188]

Joost the third you have two choices, you can admit that this video cannot be be faked, and admit that you're wrong, or you can ignore it and claim that the fakery is just getting better while ignoring anything that might contratict your beliefs. Confirmation bias at its finest, I genuinely feel sorry for you.

[@homepcmacbook5996]

Hint.... andres Screw drop !

[@venomsplat]

@@homepcmacbook5996 they got rid of the drop they must have edited it

[@homepcmacbook5996]

@@venomsplat maybe but its still on yt

[@menkedejong9968]

Agree, if astronauts do not exist, why would they go through such effort, with all the equipment etc? It baffles me! :)

[@MrChrisRab]

@Andrea Marcovati, yes and no. Experiments done in space may require microgravity. If that is the case, then these experiments could be placed on the axis of the toroidal station, where there wouldn't be any acceleration. For medium distance travel, such a station would be excellent: it could be possible to easily simulate small ecological environment to easily grow crops for example.

[@Carlos.Asurmendi]

Thanks for sharing it!! It's a great video... (and much more powerful than a boring speech) ;)

[@MrVinney96]

A Dutch guy talking English. It's always funny to hear certain things that are supposed to be said a bit different from a native English speaker.

[@ReneAltena]

Such as?

[@mikehydropneumatic2583]

A toilet is always a good idea! In space or above.

[@shotgunmcshotgun1142]

So how long would you spend up thee before coming down?

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

The Expedition crews typically spend up to 6 months on the ISS. Starting next year two crew members are scheduled to spend a whole year on board.

[@shotgunmcshotgun1142]

Viggo Stokholm if you say so...

[@パウリ-g5z]

I am proud of these guys and gals, true pioneers of humanity. Now let's start saving some cash for a centrifugal ring module. :D

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

One of André's crewmates, maybe Don Pettit..

[@ou812huh]

👀 what Don? Really?

[@machinespirit6340]

The video camera seems to have a lot of dead pixels. Is that due to the radiation up there?

[@liveli3862]

What is this? chaos, visible cables, pillows, pieces flying everywhere? a head in space must be as clean and spacious as possible, isn't it.. it's a mess..

[@ann_onn]

Have you ever been in a lab? It's "chaos", but it's still clean and organized.

[@angry_flan6972]

7:20 water, H2O heeft een realitieve massa van 18 (2*H + 1*O - massa H:1 massa O:16 ) zuurstof heeft de bruto formule O2 ( 2*O bruto massa: 32 ) Nou kan ik verder de berekening wel afmaken wat natuurlijk het interessantst is. Atmosfeer heeft een gehalte zuurstof van 15-20% en water heeft waterstof bruggen waardoor de concentratie zuurstof beter geconcentreerd is dan standaard zuurstof. Maar zonder zuurstof is waterstof geen branstof. Branden = oxideren en oxideren is reageren met zuurstof. De berekening is eigenlijk heel makkelijk; 16/18 *100% = 89% zuurstof in water. dichtheid water ~1 gram per ml, 89% zuurstof. 890mg zuurstof per ml water

[@henryjohnfacey8213]

Fantastic. I would like to contact the European space station. G1 YFR. Thank you for the tour.

[@deraffeaufyoutube]

So sad that the ISS will be deorbited pretty soon. But these videos will at least always remind us of what collaboration helped us achieve!

[@wjong121]

Andre is een leugenaar!

[@TheRealPlato]

Andre Kuipers European Space Agency, ESA Hi thanks for the tour :) Who was the cameraman?

[@edwin5620]

I think its Don Pettit (NASA). Don, André and Oleg Kononenko (Roskosmos) where from the same ISS-Expedition 30/31. Oleg can't be the cameraman, because he was seen in the shot 36:00 . It could be some one from or ISS-Expedition 31/32 (Jo, Gennady Sergej, like André called them 37:00)

[@ReneAltena]

Edwin Don was on the bicycle in the beginning of the video.

[@teodytrinidad9497]

Why they refuse to Know what they have? Disposition

[@PradyumnaGarnayak-vx8zl]

Fifth class speech about how human development

[@stevegirault8729]

Did the screw drop sequence fly away to the Moon ?

[@KamalasFakePolls]

Time stamp, please.

[@AlexZander688]

@@KamalasFakePolls (Dutch Version) I don't think anything fell. ...@36:10, you can still see the ring in the top right of the panel that the astronaut took off. And @35:45 to 35:47, I can still see the ring ...It is just a low resolution and lighting issue makes it difficult to see, combined with the Astronaut looking down to get ready to pull the bottom ring makes conspiratorial mindset fools think he dropped it. ..And the short edit flerf version I've seen is very dishonest, typical!!!

[@equinoxshadow7190]

@@KamalasFakePolls Doesn't seem to be in this version. ...find the Dutch language version.

[@mikehydropneumatic2583]

André Kuipers legend!

[@ricodelta1]

Why are the pin drop comments being deleted.?

[@ou812huh]

I remember it said " love the screw drop." I have a sreenshot. The Jig is up Andre!

[@Grimwriggler]

@@ou812huh at which point is the screw drop?

[@spiritofadmetos9992]

@@Grimwriggler Its in dutch version of tour video 30 1/2 min in i believe.

[@Grimwriggler]

@@spiritofadmetos9992 Cheers! found it

[@AlexZander688]

(Dutch Version) ...No fool! @36:10, you can still see the ring in the top right of the panel that the astronaut took off. And @35:45 to 35:47, I can still see the ring ...It is just a low resolution and lighting issue makes it difficult to see, combined with the Astronaut looking down to get ready to pull the bottom ring makes conspiratorial mindset fools think he dropped it. ..And the short edit flerf version I've seen is very dishonest, typical!!!

[@schlaznger8049]

Do you guys really use standard I-channel?

[@foodfood55]

If you love space stations and satellites you will love the game "kerbal space program"

[@Pitje1575]

Is there wifi on the space station?

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

Yes.

[@stiglistanbul]

So when can I expect the plot twist where the Robonaut attacks you?

[@sebastiano1st]

Fantastic! ∆ The ISS is always amazing ∆