First Astronaut to Fly a Jet Pack in Space (When We Left Earth)

[@marxmaratpaine]

Flat earthers are like dogs barking at vacuum cleaners.

[@lightinfintry]

@akacraigmack HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA your a dog barking at a vacuum cleaner! You sound like a flat earther to me... ALIEN! HAHAHAHAHAHA. This shit kills me lmfao.

[@ryan-yw9dy]

Don't forget the moon faketards!

[@outerlands3382]

@@lightinfintry jokes on you

[@cosmodrome9478]

Could not find a better image to describe them! :D

[@iamf6641]

@akacraigmack 2:51 lol there's no land mass as big as that it's gotta be Pangea or something. 🤔 But still its not flat FLATTARD.

[@geodog6854]

His son was in the dorm room next to mine in college. All he ever said about his dad is that he worked for NASA. A few years later, I was like WTF?

[@HimanshuKumar-lg4jm]

Great

[@guy_in_ashopping_cart-sfs967]

How did you find out what his dad did?

[@wsketchy]

@Frank Castle 2.0 light balancing on cameras. Have you ever tried to capture a picture of the moon but it's either way too bright so that the sky appears oddly light and grainy, or way too dim to the point you can't see it well? That's essentially what's happening here. The station's white and the suit's white, they're in direct sunlight, so to focus on them the brightness is reduced, which means the dimmer objects in the background are darker too, and so the stars are pretty much not visible. They're still there, just not picked up by the camera. You'd see them in real life if you focused your eyes away from the light but as soon as you turn back it would hurt I think. Flashbang-ed by the Sun

[@SoapCkat]

@Frank Castle 2.0 you gonna defend yourself cause the guy up completely destroyed your bullshit buddy

[@harlem6365]

@Frank Castle 2.0 how dumb can you be

[@Iserved8840]

Just the thought floating untethered through space gives me the chills!

[@californiared9749]

Lmao

[@DanRustle]

kevin s who is “we” u ain’t shiet

[@kaydenlewis9246]

@Isaac Dweck And how do you know that? Did you read it on wikipedia?

[@phony8699]

@Isaac Dweck the only thing that is present in yr brain is shit

[@kaydenlewis9246]

@Isaac Dweck and how do you know that?

[@completeknowledge8711]

He must be one of the bravest men mankind has ever produced.

[@danielmconnolly7]

No, he is a NASA actor.

[@Starpentine]

Daniel M Connolly lol no

[@randomperson5078]

@Daniel M Connolly fuck off flat earther

[@andrewbutler3]

Daniel M Connolly shut the fuck up please you have no idea what you are on about

[@AndroidGamingApps]

@@danielmconnolly7 i want that same drug you're on dude

[@gordonarchibald4777]

I thought I was brave until I saw this. 300 feet away from your only hope of getting back home is incredible.

[@bradleywilson5641]

If the thing broke he be a dead man should be an emergency use only to fix and asses and space ship

[@MuhammadAli-jd2ut]

He took Jetpack Joyride on a whole another level.

[@MuhammadAli-jd2ut]

@@OhLordyG Oh, come on! It's an obvious joke!

[@MuhammadAli-jd2ut]

@@OhLordyG Jetpack Joyride, the game!

[@schmorris]

@@OhLordyG are you over 30? Its a Mobile Game. A Classic man c'om on

[@schmorris]

@@OhLordyG For a very long Time it was the most downloaded game in the App Store.

[@schmorris]

@@OhLordyG /whoosh to my self ha?😅

[@devoid24]

Balls of steel! Basically he is operating that without being able to see where his hands and fingers are! Incredible, and to be that far away for safety, it could easily have gone horribly wrong. So happy for this guy, what an amazing thing to do successfully!

[@MrBryant240sx]

@Ghost Heart It's what their made of that matters.

[@DavidArellanoSTP]

Fortunately, his massive balls were not a problem being weightless in the vacuum of space

[@DavidArellanoSTP]

@theassassassin6127theoretical testicular mass, size and molecular composition are fundamental in space related endeavors, it’s science!

[@joey_cola]

​@atavistic_platypusdont be a clown. It's a common and widely used expression.its quite odd that this offends you.

[@climbingworkouts]

All he had to do is pose behind a green screen and do his part as an actornaut.

[@adrian_zombturtle148]

Damn he flew a 300 feet away that's freaking scary

[@frankblack1185]

BJJ Xz @BJJXz You may well be correct about that but I think that would only apply if there was little or no drift.

[@fernandojvalencia8151]

Actually it was 300,000 gazillion light years away.

[@jenmuck]

I would be thinking in my head that something bad is going to happen, it's going to run out of fuel or something

[@danielmconnolly7]

It's filmed in a studio on earth, nothing scary about it.

[@fernandojvalencia8151]

@@danielmconnolly7 it is funny how the brainwashed buys into these made up productions. Isn't NASA one of the biggest producers of space flicks. Yes!!!

[@goldgamercommenting2990]

“May well have been one small step for Neil, but it’s a heck of a big leap for me” - Bruce

[@DullBull]

Pete Conrad said the same thing when he first stepped on the Moon during the Apollo 12 mission.

[@MrFLAIMEBRAINE777]

I am surprised his balls of steel didn't effect the eaths gravity or something.. sheesh.

[@danielmconnolly7]

There is no such thing as gravity, or black holes, or a globe earth.

[@markusdresden6640]

@@danielmconnolly7 Remember the time before you became a loon.

[@captainvoluntaryistthestat3207]

@@danielmconnolly7 then why do objects fall when you drop them? are the objects paid actors? If Earth isn't sphere, what about the sun, moon, and other planets?

[@danielmconnolly7]

@@markusdresden6640 God is a flat Earther, He should know, He made it that way.

[@captainvoluntaryistthestat3207]

@@danielmconnolly7 Yo I can't see your comment about atmospheric pressure. When I click the notification, it takes me to nowhere. Can you post here so I can see?

[@roll400ex]

This scene always gives me chills with that music and the picture of him floating in front of the earth simply amazing

[@daverobertson623]

He is the proud winner of the best photo of a human competition.

[@swisscheeseplease97]

Just a hundred years before we were driving Horse wagons

[@deekey33]

Simply b.s

[@JeeKU]

US METRIC SYSTEM: LENGTH OF A FOOTBALL FIELD.

[@essem4979]

Their metric system is so weird that they always need a real life reference point to understand it

[@unhommequicourt]

XD

[@Bob-vc6ug]

Hasnt ever slowed us down though ;)

[@unhommequicourt]

@@Bob-vc6ug Mars Climate Orbiter **cough cough **

[@Bob-vc6ug]

@@unhommequicourt So what? Problems arise during missions at times. Harsh environment, computer glitches, human error. Its almost a miracle that these pieces of equipment still work most of the time once they get to their destination.

[@guy_in_ashopping_cart-sfs967]

Imagine if he got into a uncontrollable spin and couldn’t get out of it, one of the most scary situations I could think of.

[@TheJoseph0012]

I remember seeing his pic on one of our Encyclopedias when i was a kid. It was surreal!

[@jamesbryerton9803]

U mean unreal

[@entity1566]

I can imagine it being already scary enough having to climb back on the cord after losing grip on the ISS I can not even begin to imagine how immensly stressful it would be to do that with a jetpack instead of a cord.

[@mrfrankiej932]

One of the most famous images that's ever stuck with me is Bruce McCandless floating out in space flying the MMU. That photo must have been reproduced incalculable times. It was on magazine covers, the front pages of science and space books. As a kid whenever I wanted to learn or read something about space, very close by was the image of Bruce McCandless floating so peacefully above mother Earth.

[@Girlsforever1982]

What's crazy is the ISS is traveling around earth at 15,500 miles per hour. So not only is he soloing space, but he's doing it at 15,500 miles per hour. This man is a legend.

[@Renato90909090]

Qualquer astronauta/cosmonauta em orbita baixa está, aproximadamente, a esta velocidade.

[@piotr9914]

so what? our solar system travels around in the galaxy at a speed much much faster than that. Our earth is always circling around the sun as well. As long as you don't feel "acceleration" you're good. Learn some real physics :)

[@todayanalyze]

This is actually on the space shuttle not the ISS but I get what you mean :)

[@JeffreyBue_imtxsmoke]

actually more like 17,400 mph

[@niftybman]

dudes pulled up to the replies just to mansplain lmao

[@Crimewalker]

this guy has balls of steel,....4 hours driftin through the space... wtf

[@twizzboyszyt7691]

@Ghost HeartIf it was then the earth would had been orbiting this man's balls. They would be that huge

[@Kippling04]

@Ghost Heart balls of steel isn't a size its the bravery and courage the man has that makes them steel. Since its dangerous to let go of things you're gripped on in space without a tether. This man was the first to actually try to use a jetpack while drifting away and if it failed he was gone.

[@iamrightoutsideyourwindowhello]

@Ghost Heart boomer alert

[@iamrightoutsideyourwindowhello]

@Ghost Heart you really must be a boomer if you dont know that balls of steel is a metaphor for being brave

[@dust_error0101]

@Atavistic Platypus can’t take a joke dude so overreacting

[@chickenchokercharlie3161]

Without men of his ilk and courage, space flight would still be an experiment. Unbelievable confidence in the engineering and equipment he had to rely on. What a story. Instinctually, I wonder if he ever felt like he was going to fall?

[@maddizzle1744]

I don't know if they feel like they're going to fall, after you've been in orbit for long enough, that feeling of falling tends to go away, but maybe being outside the space station and seeing earth like that would change it

[@jamespellegriniii3183]

Winners never lose losers never win

[@climbingworkouts]

Takes courage to be an Actornaut

[@xristophhuntley3423]

@@climbingworkoutsit takes courage to present yourself as conspiracy idiot

[@Deleted11100]

@@climbingworkoutsdon’t worry, your flat earth theory is believed all around the world mate.

[@pavanp2613]

Its the "dream" we can only dream... but it is painful when you realise that we will never get this kind opportunity ever in our entire life.

[@davidcarson9416]

Cause it's no real

[@jamoin3829]

@@davidcarson9416 yeah and earth is flat😂

[@unhommequicourt]

Actually Jet pack on earth are a thing now. I think in 10 or 20 years some of us could afford this kind of thing. Being able to do that on earth would be almost as amazing, no?

[@niks7208]

We have the same birthday! I know it's not a big of a deal in some sense but it gave me some courage because of how brave he is! He's one of my inspirations in pursuing my dream to become a computer engineer so I can later work with NASA. I hope I can be great like him someday and contribute something to our Earth and beyond.

[@Neuwey331]

This was honestly extremely terrifying, all it takes is for one thing to go wrong and you'd have someone possibly floating forever in orbit around the Earth in space with a limited supply of oxygen.

[@jesus4400]

An actornaut in front of a green screen 0:08 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@wood8588]

“floating forever” and “limited oxygen” don’t make sense in the same sentence. he would be dead in a couple hours considering astronaut oxygen tanks last approximately 8 hours.

[@countchoculitis1528]

He didn't have enough nitrogen in those jets to push him out of the orbiter's range.

[@PrimusSwallows]

@Neuwey331 @wood8588 You're both wrong

[@callumg_0147]

@@wood8588 He'd still be floating regardless

[@WayJilliamRohnson]

how disappointing not to see footage of his camera filming the shuttle

[@danielmconnolly7]

He forgot to bring his camera that day...

[@bob-tt9sc]

Ignorance 100

[@tino0217]

because is it's fake bullshit

[@kev4076]

Haha exactly.. because its faake

[@captainvoluntaryistthestat3207]

@@kev4076 hard to fake something like this back then. easier to do the real thing than to fake it

[@coffeetime4367]

thanks for this video

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[@Mrarson360]

They view of earth always gets me. So beautiful!

[@jjevans1693]

beautifully crafted animation 😍

[@infamous_richard8732]

@@jjevans1693 ? it's not animated LMAO

[@jjevans1693]

Ok , nice fantasy.

[@jjevans1693]

@@infamous_richard8732 You know the iss supposedly travels at 17 000 miles per hour. So, if he is 300 feet away how does he maintain the speed of the space station. With a jet pack lol 😆 Absurd. People go wow so beautiful, then Nasa says , yes, now give us our 24 billion dollar a year budget, so we can put out more cgi images.

[@infamous_richard8732]

@@jjevans1693 bro that’s how big space is even going at that speed is nothing compared to everything else you know that right? Also he keeps the momentum since there’s no gravity in space it follows the space station, you know that right?

[@iramanhaider284]

This pic actually is shown by windows XP wallpaper,screensaver too i just got remembered the tilt astrounaut...great brave hearted ma salute....

[@ChrisB01]

One of the most famous space walk and photo's on the world

[@gonzomuse]

+Fernando Faa-a-a-a--a-ake!! LOL, I despise the stupidity it takes to just bleat "f-a-a-a-a-a-a-ke" at everything you don't understand. Despise it entirely. Get a fucking education, read a book, and stop believing every dipshit on youtube.

[@andreasskordalis4062]

The earth is flat and we can’t go to space. This is fake as shit

[@andreasskordalis4062]

Mark Bowyer I don’t belive anyone but myself. Why don’t you stop believing everything nasa tells you and do some experiments for yourself

[@gonzomuse]

You're an idiot Andreas.

[@SpottedSharks]

andreas skordalis pure intellectual laziness. Cynicism is not a synonym for intelligence.

[@MrStick830]

Damn, you must have some guts to drift that far away from safety. I can’t imagine if that thing malfunction 🤭

[@gobbbbbbbbbble3599]

@MITCHELL LANDREY lol

[@taiipotatoie]

That is so scary yet amazing at the same time

[@adityakapoor8055]

Awe-inspiring! And probably one of the more underrated achievements of mankind in Space

[@joshaustin1]

Aditya Kapoor it’s total BS

[@Joker-yw9hl]

I would have been absolutely terrified. I would have feared the jetback breaking or a failure of some kind and to just float into the vast nothingness of space almost forever

[@daddypig.5796]

James Hehir That thought freaks me right out mate. I had a vision of the jet pack burners failing and having to wait an hour and a half on my own until they came back around. Sweaty palms again just writing that scenario.

[@Joker-yw9hl]

@@Kelan-pn6em oh right, ok! Bloomin terrifying to me

[@Sceme1991]

@PhreshFunk That's low earth orbit. It's where the ISS is at also and it too needs to be boosted every now and then or it'll fall to earth. You need to be quite a bit further away to eliminate the drag.

[@skeeterburke]

@PhreshFunk why would you say they are too far up to be pulled into the earth's atmosphere? gravity is almost the same in low earth orbit, about 5% less

[@danielmconnolly7]

This was filmed underwater in a pool at NASA.

[@seh-rilu5612]

Omg. It's really scaryyyyyyyy!!!!!!! My legs are shaking even though im just watching!!

[@normang663]

Here I am scrambling in the pool looking for my floaty

[@eraser2ktube]

Yeah.

[@leedhio5377]

Objects in mirror are closer than they appear ...

[@CubejamF1]

Love seeing these images of h8m out there with the pack on. I so vividly remember seeing them over the years. Such a poignant and important picture of our space exploration.

[@2267victor]

So it seems that the Earth sometimes spins very fast and other times does not spin at all?

[@Peter-jx3ie]

@2267victor. Well, we know that's incorrect and the earth spins at a constant rate. You won't notice the rotation because it only makes one revolution per 24 hours. You cannot see that in real time.

[@Life.truth3]

This is one of the coolest things I have ever seen

[@eraser2ktube]

Yeah, not baut for NASA in 1984. Now they have better CGI.

[@andrewparker318]

Man I wish I could have met him. He was my dad's grandmother's sister's son, so I was technically his distant cousin. Nobody at school believes me but it's actually true. I'm just a 16 year old kid who loves space and science and dreams of becoming an astronaut. He sadly died last year, never knowing who I was. Rest in peace Bruce McCandless

[@andrewparker318]

@Google It Yourself Thank you very much!

[@strangeplacestv]

First cousin twice removed. Not that distant. 🙂

[@KshitijKePaar]

where can I get the raw footage of this spacewalk without the subtitles? I've seen the other video on KZbin, its of low quality. I need this version. Please help. Thanks.

[@obe0540]

You won't find it because it's fake.

[@Max-hh2hs]

Idiot ​@@obe0540

[@juliocesardemoraesbarros5585]

Why we can't see the stars even with very hi resolutions footages?

[@GuardianSoulkeeper]

Foreground is bright. Stars are dim.

[@rafaelcarrillo1233]

Always layin ....never the true. This very sad for all the word.

[@zacshaheen8286]

Cameras do not have unlimited resolution and sensitivity to light. You have to set your camera to be exposed to the very bright foreground or the very dark background. This is referred to as a cameras latitude

[@fairwinds610]

Check the night-time videos with all the city lights; above the horizon are STARS.

[@iramanhaider284]

But how can he get to the ship as both would be having different speeds when he left the ship n going to 300 feet..so how all he stepped back...with differnt super speeds...

[@ma-yy4ws]

no friction

[@iramanhaider284]

@jimmyfly oky

[@fairwinds610]

Relative to the shuttle, he's only moving at about a meter per second. He and the shuttle are moving at the same orbital speed.

[@formhubfar]

2:58.., that is not our earth below!.., I have paused that image at 2:58 and rotated google earth in every possible direction and cant find that huge land mass that looks anything like the image on this video.

[@davefree5819]

Not only that but to scale to the globe it looks like the land is over half the diameter of earth itself..no coast line stretches in a strait line that distance.

[@formhubfar]

@@davefree5819 a quarter of the diameter at least, and there is no land mass that size no matter what way you look at the earth.

[@formhubfar]

The ISS is not that high above the earth, thats some very poorly thought out CGI.

[@stevejobsseindaddy9974]

Thats the west of Amerika you dump ass. You can see it on the very left. The land that's slightly sticking out.

[@bingo90210]

Andy oh CGI was a thing back then? Hmmm. Can you provide sources for that claim?

[@nicholletteeast8502]

OMG! That is absolutely amazing - that man has big kahunas!

[@gagecomer7732]

3:38 "good thing i got enough deltaV" this is too funny to me lmfao, reminds me of kerbal

[@McQuill]

The thumbnail reminds me of the Windows 98 space screensaver lol

[@mindbase5008]

It is beautiful

[@moygarcia118]

This is just AMAZING!!!!!

[@danielmconnolly7]

Amazingly Fake.

[@アイスクリーム-u8s]

Holy shit shut the fuck up, Daniel.

[@sgt.monkolphotakul7041]

Hi เนี้ย ดนี้ย เห็นดาวตก ทางทิศตะวันออก เมื่อเวลาประมาณ 04.50 o'clock ใช้ไหม Hi

[@TheJimmy6283]

„[I hope] I got enough Delta-V“ - Every KSP-Player

[@odieblafmans7788]

Lol

[@Wayne44ish]

What about the boiling body fluids in the vacuum of space??

[@redraiders2K9]

The suit is pressurized.

[@Wayne44ish]

Travis Olson I don’t believe the pressurization of the suit helps with it. I could be wrong though.

[@Wayne44ish]

@2010realitycheck well......tell us about your experience in outer space. It's not often that us ordinary folk get a chance to speak with someone that has actually been there. Everybody we know, are riding off of somebody else's claim to fame. To be honest with you, I was thinking that we probably will never know the truth, that is until you stepped up with your experience. So, don't keep us waiting any longer, we are all ears!!!..........well??

[@jeanpecquet90]

Room temperature liquids like water or bodily fluids start to boil when the ambient pressure drops below a certain point, wether they're in space or in a vacuum chamber on Earth. The place makes no difference, it's just the pressure. Astronauts in space stay in pressurized compartments, either the suit or the spacecraft's cabin, so their bodily fluids stay liquid.

[@Wayne44ish]

Jean Pecquet I watched a video about a facility that was built back in the 50’s I believe. They were testing a pressure suit in a vacuum chamber. The only thing that saved the guy in the suit is that he passed out and fell over. They immediately turned the vacuum off. He said he could feel the spit on his tongue begin to boil.

[@b1aflatoxin]

Nice clip! One of my favorites. RIP Bruce McCandless II

[@nikhiajohnson1459]

Hi, I'm 11 and I don't understand why astronauts don't freeze instantly if it's -250 degrees in space. Shouldn't the suits be frozen on the outside making it hard to move and what about the space ships..I don't understand how it can be that cold and nothing has ice on it.

[@RottenMal]

It’s fake kid. Sorry to break it to you.

[@besttapgames4410]

it probably does have ice on it just can't see it and if you go outside on a cold day you don't get ice on you, just can't be out there for a long time, you are going freeze up eventually

[@haha5571]

1:50 where are they scuba diving here?

[@asspargassa2233]

What ocean has a black void and a massive Turning planet of ocean and rock

[@haha5571]

@@asspargassa2233 CGI does

[@asspargassa2233]

@@haha5571 okay smart arse since you know its cgi explain how cgi works then and how this scene would be made in cgi . Go on

[@haha5571]

@@asspargassa2233 feel free to watch any hollywood movie, iron man is not real... please link me one picture of the whole earth that has not been photoshopped...

[@asspargassa2233]

@@haha5571 didn’t answer my question let’s try again what’s your knowledge on cgi and explain how they would of made this video

[@franklinpayero8382]

"Amazing, awesome moments for NASA's science & exploration, freaking cool".

[@charliebrown1293]

That’s one brave ass man cus if anything went wrong like the jet pack stopped working he’s dead basically not attached to anything

[@niranjankumar-hv9hh]

Won't other astronauts help him..wit their jet backs...

[@asspargassa2233]

Wouldn’t mind dying like that tbh

[@adrenalinpump7601]

Where is his footage of the space shuttle?

[@adrenalinpump7601]

Where's the 4 hours footage of him in space?

[@royalwalnutbroth5664]

"you're voted out sorry" "what 😢" "don't worry you have jetpack outside we'll let you know who's the impostor immediately" "🙂"

[@beenchillin2yill197]

Pepelaugh SuS

[@herkkoproductions6028]

this is jsut beautiful!

[@amine3306]

Given that both him and the space station are traveling over 27 000 km/h this gives me chills.

[@daverobertson623]

It wasn't from the space station.

[@amine3306]

@@daverobertson623 I believe it was not built yet.

[@andallthaticanseeisjustano8793]

@@amine3306 when you look Closely it is a Space shuttle.

[@andallthaticanseeisjustano8793]

But it is still travelling 17 000+ KM/H

[@diegomoraes88]

Sounds real, huh?

[@renekauts8323]

This 1984 free floating in space was probably even more exciting experience than 1969 walking on the moon!

[@babywise2096]

2:52 I didnt know majority of the bottom of earth was a large single land mass

[@hangemhigh63]

this guy tells the real truth.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y56vhWhtjLplhKs

[@MaynardGKrebs-gv4vy]

Thank you for proving you are a gullible idiot.

[@danielmconnolly7]

The Earth is Flat.

[@MaynardGKrebs-gv4vy]

@@danielmconnolly7 You're nutty as a fruitcake. No, you're an idiot.

[@justincase5124]

Ahhh dont point out the fakery.....youll be branded a flat earther, conspiracy theorist or just a plain old dumbass!!! Yeah sure he operated a jetpack in a vacuum!!! Hahaha

[@ronaldfields8835]

Nice green screen like Hollywood

[@NommosMusic]

It is so obvious!

[@theswagman1263]

Sorry, dipshit, but special effects weren't that good back in those days. Same with the moon landings, couldn't have been faked due to lack of CGI.

[@ronaldfields8835]

@@theswagman1263 maybe u enjoy shit on a stick! I'll pass, poop and you have a lot in common! No brains no headaches

[@ronaldfields8835]

@@theswagman1263 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🇺🇸😂

[@ronaldfields8835]

@@theswagman1263 🚀🔥👽👀🙈🙉🙊😂😂😂🔥

[@raulmachado3421]

What kind of hatch was that lol too wobbly I have containers with more security then that

[@clod2692]

I'm pretty sure all hatches open toward the interior of the ship, so that's probably just a soft cover

[@terrancestorey7254]

Spacecraft hatches are glorified Tupperware lids. On the Apollo 11 lunar lander the hatch became stuck. Neil and Buzz just kind of peeled one corner of the hatch and it popped open.

[@artex6930]

That flimsy cover that the thermal cover for the hatch, the airlock hatch opens towards the inside not the outside since it is more practical

[@GewelReal]

@@artex6930 more safe*

[@fairwinds610]

@@artex6930 Right. As long as the airlock is pressurized, you can't open the door. All airlock doors open inward. That outer cover is thermal insulation.

[@renekauts8323]

Probably THE GREATEST ADVENTURE/EXPERIENCE/FEELING EVER!!! What a lucky man that Bruce McCandless was! Of course, a real hero too! R.I.P.! *** Sadly, our ordinary everyday life is so damn boring and unimportant compared to that..........

[@alok.01]

How might it even feel to look down at earth from that high in a vast space. I can't even look below a tall building

[@diamondstar1200]

Bruce McCandless worked the moon landings in Mission Control *Cut to gorgeous redhead*

[@zerocooljpn]

that's some hot woman man. Glad I wasn't the only one noticing.

[@spacetechnlogy1588]

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[@mmm-mmm-good]

If he flew the jet pack under the earth could he enter earth that way. How would that work with gravity and all??

[@theswagman1263]

He'd burn up on reentry

[@kittikorn6674]

If he goes slow enough to not burnup yes

[@Siberiaeterna]

I would have had a panic attack,I would have been totally hysterical "and know HOW and WHAT to do to come back safely,I want be HOME NOW with a friend and my cup of tea" etc...

[@wd42o]

What land mass is that@2:59??

[@sirwaylonthe1st239]

Africa. Its just the camera making it seem like its so massive.

[@Sam_Sam2]

@@sirwaylonthe1st239 looks more like South America

[@sirwaylonthe1st239]

@@Sam_Sam2 Oh. I may be wrong then.

[@eraser2ktube]

Who cares? Compare 2:59 with 3:18 and you’ll find the whole joke.

[@Puppythuppa]

I became so emotional seeing this Astronaut's Bravery and courage.!!🤗💪🤝🙋‍♂️🕎♎🇮🇳😯😲

[@homgrownbud]

damn what if a malfunction happens and you get sucked into earth atmosphere or float out into space

[@srreal4821]

It didnt even show the jet pack working

[@NommosMusic]

Green screen..... GREEN SCREEN!!!

[@AliceRoche-ii2ke]

@@NommosMusic no

[@VeronicaGorositoMusic]

That's absolutely terrifying. Can't imagine how brave astronauts are, I love astronauts!!!

[@Batooony]

Floating in a void of cosmos with entire planet 350km below your feet, nothing gets more surreal than that.

[@Sevencoins7]

But would it mean that he is also travelling the same speed as the iss singlehanded?

[@sebastiannolte1201]

Yes, of course.

[@nikostone1266]

Next was George Cloony

[@Sevencoins7]

Lmao 😂

[@80sOutrunFan]

Except he fucked up and died.

[@danielebrparish4271]

That was 46 years ago. Think how much technology has changed since then. We should move 20% of the military budget to NASA.

[@jamoin3829]

@Morelli The problem is most people don't care. But it's a good point, we're going for other planets before we know all about our own. But spaceflight is more than "only" knowledge about live that probably doesn't affect us, so i'd fund NASA too lol

[@jamesbryerton9803]

Can u say brainwashed

[@Dylan_The_Car_Dealer]

@@jamoin3829 what? What in space can benefit us right now. If we take money away from the military we will have less defense.

[@jamoin3829]

@@Dylan_The_Car_Dealer Lol If the Nuremberg laws were applied like after ww2, then Donald Trump would be the first post-war American president who would not have been hanged. So...think again about your "defence"

[@jamoin3829]

@@Dylan_The_Car_Dealer And... what does benefit you in making war?? yeah right, oil

[@oni1795]

The jetpack has a camera, but that video is no were. It would be really interesting to watch the space from his point

[@MrStano-jy3ts]

Oni 17 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Sneakycat1971]

Oni 17 because it's fake.

[@d-manmakinmusic466]

Right.... I wonder why it’s not out

[@josejose7858]

Kazakaswo

[@gonzomuse]

Yeah, they must have used a fake video camera on their fake jet pack. Wonder why they did that? LOL.

[@eddiea.2909]

What is the hatch made of...it moves around like it made of cloth...definitely not solid..but why wouldjt it be if they are in radiation filled space?

[@cardboard9124]

its the thermal covering, it covers up the real hatch

[@sagarnarang6838]

Brave man on planet earth🌎

[@sussybaka6451]

These actors deserve an oscar!!! Bravo! 👏

[@dragonalchemy6802]

@Fred Cink Has to be both..

[@a.d4911]

oh this is my daily routine in low kerbin orbit

[@crxmassive]

I have a question. If the shuttle is hooked up to the space station, and the space station is moving at 17,000 miles per hour. How is this guy keeping up with the shuttle?

[@74wf]

*Buy a new Jetpack now for just 999,999.99* *Note:Spacesuit not included and it only works in 0 gravity*

[@ramina.h4344]

2:39 pause, look at earth

[@charlestannous5986]

Magnificent

[@spacetechnlogy1588]

STORY DR. APJ ABDUL KALAM : kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2Szl6CBd8xmh9U PLEASE SHARE

[@user-et1vz2ru6l]

There was no earth.. Only water how is it possible🙊.. There is something wrong in editing 😟

[@thebeatles8008]

@@user-et1vz2ru6l It's original, not edited, it's a shame you've never been to outer space but you don't know hahaha

[@eraser2ktube]

Compare the size of Earth in 2:39 with 2:52.

[@s.f.morris7331]

no freaking way i get scared on a ladder. that is insane

[@SwervingBirds-i5m]

How did the jetsuit fly?? I'm wondering components? Fan?

[@RGGaming940]

nitrogen gas jet impulses much like the space shuttles RCS thrusters

[@Fawi-f3q]

Video from "gravity" (movie)

[@juanjelop7779]

Transmitting live to earth in real time. But you go in a tunnel while driving and the FM radio stops working. Nice

[@DanielDornekDorda]

because in space theres nothing to block the radio waves, except the atmosphere but the atmosphere is not enough to block, same reason why you can't use gps in tunnel

[@oxomaticman]

Yeah. And not ONCE did the sunlight stop shining on both the astronaut and the ocean. But you go in a tunnel while driving.....

[@norby1977]

I know why. There is no space

[@harixav]

Because there's a lot of space in your head to understand that.

[@f3p]

Balls so big they have their own gravitational pull

[@Jeckhart02]

What does the rocket push against in space?

[@JackBurton.]

The Useful Idiot Podcast Only thing NASA took to space is gullible people’s imaginations

[@jeanpecquet90]

The expanding gases in the nozzles push against their walls. That force is transmitted to the backpack and to the astronaut. Pretty straightforward.

[@Jeckhart02]

@@jeanpecquet90 fucking morons believe that bullshit. Can you show this?

[@zeendaniels5809]

@@Jeckhart02 Plenty of videos here showing rockets in vacuum chambers.

[@Jeckhart02]

@@zeendaniels5809 yeah in a tiny vacuum chamber. The rocket pushes against the walls of the damn chamber.....I mean come on! Lol. Think clearly

[@MaynardGKrebs-gv4vy]

Flat earthers are proof that sometimes evolution works in reverse.

[@solalvarez2426]

wow, if I were there I would be dead from vertigo 😂

[@d-manmakinmusic466]

Please let me go !! Watch what I’ll do !! GIVE ME THE CHANCE, I’ll orbit earth with no ship

[@austinnewman296]

Honestly to see that type of view , losing my life wouldn’t even be on my mind . I would trade anything to do that

[@richardjani832]

What movie is this...😂😂😂

[@SuperKawaiiChannel]

The title: Fake Shuttle Stunt with Fake Flappy Doors ( 1:50 )

[@bigw9982]

@@SuperKawaiiChannel why would the door be rigid?

[@israelgalvez6365]

I have a Nikon P-900 and have recorded and taken hundreds of photos of the full moon. I haven’t seen a single satellite or anything flying across the moon.

[@dylandoggy248]

Dumbass

[@BaguetteGamingOfficial]

A satellite = 1-2 meters

[@captainvoluntaryistthestat3207]

then get a better camera

[@pilman9429]

There are literally videos on youtube of the ISS passing in front of the moon through telescope... Why don’t you check the next time the ISS passes above your location and see it for yourself?

[@shillseeker9538]

Captain Voluntaryist, The Statist Slayer a p900 is an excellent choice because it has amazing zoom. OP thanks for your input. There are no satellites orbiting the planet. No ISS. No moon landings. Mankind can’t reach space.

[@mr.z3161]

He has balls of steel! I can’t even jump off a 10ft ladder 🤫🤫

[@jamesbryerton9803]

It's fake😭

[@unnirajac8617]

​@@jamesbryerton9803 It's real dude why are saying it's fake 🤦

[@HellInAHandBasket45]

This is the best footage we have?! No video of him maneuvering?

[@sailorman8668]

He WAS 'maneuvering', just very slowly. This jetpack was highly experimental, so it's not like he was ever going to zip around at any great speed - why would you not realise this?

[@DevilSyndicate-f6j]

Why can we never see the full earth? just half of it? or 10% of it, someone explain. 🤔🤣

[@shadowd2ni3el51]

Because if you look from the front you cant See the back side?

[@articticcblu]

I'll tell you why, because the earth is round smh

[@520_metal]

are you retarded

[@sebastiannolte1201]

Imagine earth has a diameter of 127 cm, then they here were only about 4 cm away. You expect to see the entire earth when you are so close to it?

[@danielmconnolly7]

"It looks so fake it must be real~!"...

[@SH19922x]

@@prestonb.f. How can a jetpack fly at 17,500mph to catch back up with the ISS you think they magically stay in exact stasis even 300 ft away? Please grow up you fool

[@dcforever3537]

@@SH19922x nasa had a jet pack in space 1984 lololololol

[@nebtheweb8885]

@@SH19922x How can a jetpack fly at 17000mph? You saw it. The ISS and the astronaut are traveling pretty much the same speed with a couple of miles an hour difference which allows the astronaut to catch up, or move around. You are idiotically using your earthly experiences or what would happen on the earths surface, with that of the vacuum of space. Not the same. No wind, no fence poles flying by, no weather or wind buffeting.

[@lilmeatevan]

NebTheWeb if your traveling at 17000 miles a hour in space and no force is acting on you because you are in space then your still going 17000 miles an hour even if you hop out ISS your body will be going 17000 miles a hour this dosnt mean the jet pack powered you to 17000 miles an hour it just means your gonna be moving that fast if the shuttle your hoppin out of is going that fast:)

[@nebtheweb8885]

@@lilmeatevan You misread my comment. The 17,000mph is relative to EARTH. Also, the 17,000 miles per hour is what the ISS is traveling along with EVERYTHING inside of it including the Astronauts and the jetpack. This speed is necessary in order to counter the effects of gravity so there IS a force acting upon you. It is an equilibrium between gravity and speed. Too slow, and gravity will win and orbit will decay too fast. If you orbit too fast then your orbit gets larger and further away from earth. So, yes, when you step outside with a jetpack you are already traveling 17,000 mph relative to EARTH, much like anyone at the equator, is by default, traveling 1000mph because of earths rotational speed at the equator. So, in the case of the ISS, any other movement (like from the jetpack) is RELATIVE to the speed of the ISS which for all practical purposes is standing still. Kinda like this Cygnus supply canister looks. Without the background of the earth, you wouldn't be able to tell it was moving at all. Just getting closer. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5eqfJWfecR4l7c

[@ShaneCarles]

Come'on people! Don't you guys understand Albert Einstein's "Theory of relativity" - as soon as the astronaut steps off the shuttle, he's still going the same speed as the shuttle with no gravity involved to change his speed. So the astronaut was traveling at 17,000 MPH also and making small 1mph adjustments from that speed to change direction and move.

[@raghavendraswarag7584]

Shane Carles not u r correct

[@sheerlyngerasta4669]

Did eistein walk in space?

[@raghavendraswarag7584]

no

[@raghavendraswarag7584]

Sheerlyn Gerasta not at all

[@raghavendraswarag7584]

Sheerlyn Gerasta but u r worng

[@kismeteats682]

Have we done it again after 1984?

[@MikeKillian]

No it just isn’t worth the risk. Imagine if something went wrong, alive and floating in space alone until they suffocate. All spacewalks now are always tethered.

[@renekauts8323]

@@MikeKillian And that's why Bruce McCandless II is THE ULTIMATE SPACE HERO!!!🤠❤