First interview with Tim Peake back on Earth

[@jamiegodman715]

Congratulations Tim Peake and the UK on their first successful ISS mission.

[@sophieabbotts8163]

It is not the first successful we are better the where EVER you are ftom

[@finleyjohnson4193]

I want to be an astronaut, I am 14 :) Tim peake, chris hadfield and other astronauts are such an inspiration

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

They sure are and work hard! Learn more on how to become an astronaut here: bit.ly/HowToBecomeAnAstronaut

[@inkitatus1]

A real hero,should be knighted. 🇬🇧

[@NTeach10]

I think he was given a CMG - one below a knighthood. I think for a knighthood he would need to continue his current work.

[@MrNinjay2k]

A real hero and a real human bean.

[@Joemother420]

Jimi savel was knighted!

[@1o1s1s1i1e]

Thank you for sharing your extraordinary experience Tim! Congratulations to the entire ESA team, job well done! I'm 63 years old and have been following our journey into space all my life and it's very exciting to see the progress being made. My hope is that as we see more International cooperation we come to see these missions as all "humankind" with no reference to country. After all, we are all just humans on this unique planet in space, which for all we know might be a singularity.

[@kingshearer2]

It is painfully slow progress though, when I was 10 in the 80's I thought I'd be going on holiday in space just about now! But I still love the adventure of it all.

[@RenegadeShepTheSpacer]

Great comment. I'm just over a third as old as you, and I'm hoping for the exact same thing. This planet is doomed, be it through supernova in 4.5 billion years, or through man's hubris. It is literally space or bust for our species.

[@spacegifts2074]

Congratulations Tim Peake and welcome home! :)

[@prettylittlepineapple1938]

I couldn’t agree more

[@lynfrench3680]

Wonderful to see this. Welcome home. Congratulations to everyone.

[@zcspotter7261]

Tim Peake… my true inspiration to become an astronaut. I’m one proud Brit! Any idea when Tim will fly again ESA?

[@catalinasandoval6876]

Go for it!! We need a first human in Mars 😊

[@nlo114]

Welcome back Tim. Good team-effort all round, glad it all went well. It is good to see confident capable people doing a job properly. Hopefully this will inspire more generations of interested explorers. (my volume button is now showing signs of wear)

[@lindareed9106]

What an amazing guy, he is so eloquently answered all the questions so us earthlings can understand, he makes me feel proud to be British and with Tim able to join other nations in the important work done on the ISS.

[@rrs_13]

"It's getting better and better every day. I've been back for 24 hours." So eloquent. (I just found it funny hehe )

[@ApolloOfRivia]

who could possibly dislike this?

[@garryhost5025]

Just feel I should point out I'm not sure if it's my job that makes me sceptical but as a body language and eye language professional with over 20 years experience I found this interview very strange... Lots of looking up and to the right and a few down to the right got very uncomfortable when asked certain questions you could see lots of dry swallowing and ums i was quite shocked to see this to be honest maybe he has just got back from space but if it was a work related video I was reviewing I would say the subject is inventing a lot of truths and is uncomfortable when posed with certain questions...

[@garryhost5025]

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[@bengray5013]

Garry Host as a body language you should be sacked then, did you not notice the camera walking around which is what Tim was looking at at times, also he’d returned back from space the day before the interview,he would be extremely fatigued and even a simple interview would be a struggle... yet you expect him to be more professional than what he already was? Next you’ll be claiming he didn’t go to space and that the earth is flat and nasa are liars...

[@DiamondGuitarist]

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[@RenegadeShepTheSpacer]

Garry Host You are absolutely raving mad. Your job is irrelevant.

[@wildflower4052]

Thank you for this interesting interview and explanations.

[@nevillepass]

its not the destination its the journey! wow! amazing! life is short a beautiful illusion, live life!welcome home Tim Peake ta! enjoy!!!

[@emilyrosesparkes8123]

He's so cool and happy which I think is great

[@eliasxo5403]

Awesome

[@Pintuuuxo]

Very nice interview! Congratulations Tim and also congratulations to the whole team (ESA and international partners). All the things described by Tim, all emotions, really makes you dream of being one Astronaut, up there among the stars. I hope the ISS lasts longer than it is expected to and... why don't you put a powerful rocket in it (ISS) and send it to orbit the Moon a few years from now? It would be great, after an ISS 2 already up there too of course. :-)

[@avatarbouwen]

Thank you for sharing!

[@orti1990]

Thanks, great video!

[@dilanenriquerojasguzman3256]

I like he has spoken

[@kingshearer2]

He was speaking in a field minutes after getting back sitting in his spacesuit while they checked his physiology etc…

[@AeternWarrior25]

So fascinating..

[@calumblackwood2051]

Being able to hear the questions would be amazing :/

[@NigelSavage]

Gives Jules a mic as well?

[@julesgrandsire1611]

Hi know Nigel! thanks for saying :) I had a mic but the editor seemed to find my words less relevant, fair enough!

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

Your audio was a lot quieter in the recording Jules - unfortunately it couldn't be improved more than this. Busy adding subtitles. Hopefully it will help.

[@julesgrandsire1611]

All good, all good! was really just joking :)

[@NigelSavage]

I wasn't :-| sounds like the subtitles will help deciphering your accent ;)

[@lawso]

I love Tim :)

[@mattpeters766]

Tom Lawson My wife does! She's obsessed! She even has a cardboard cut out of him in our lounge! 😂

[@dilanenriquerojasguzman3256]

why were you going to build machine future? Can smeone explane how work it and it cuold not be?

[@dilanenriquerojasguzman3256]

wow ,TIM PEAKE ,what is the steering of rocket??:-)

[@michelletaylor5636]

Hi Tim Peake, I salute you! I am Blondies number one fan Bob Samick. I'm sure you are aware of her new song FUN is about you and intergalagtic space travel. PLease help me get back to the top!!!

[@dilanenriquerojasguzman3256]

best men

[@dilanenriquerojasguzman3256]

life is enjoy in space

[@MrAdolf42]

These videos are all nice but I miss the realy developing of science in quality not only to quantity which in science is doing now. I am researching only new sciennce paradigmas that will make the real world progress and cannot be simulated by computers, based on 100 years old abstract models.

[@michelletaylor5636]

*Oops sorry officer Peake. Help me get BLONDIE FUN back to the top. bob samick

[@Jusdippin78]

These “astronauts” never seem to be genuinely excited about what they just did! I know some are trained in military to stay even keeled BUT COME ON you just were in SPACE! None of these people show real emotion that would lend you to believe they were somewhere unbelievable.

[@shannonjaensch3705]

Well said observation. Always trust your instincts/senses as they are your default safety mechanisms that were given to us in order to keep us alive and safe in this physical consciousness experience we are all having. Only those who ignore their senses/instincts are unintelligent (for whatever reason be it by willfull ignorance choice or distraction)....They do not recieve intell and thus are "un intell icent".

[@gbjwal1]

Controlled tumble?! Lol.

[@chloelouise3136]

In 2020 his sons school would have tried to fine him for them missing school to go meet their dad after landing 🤣🙄

[@dilanenriquerojasguzman3256]

is german?

[@judetheobscure2]

Tim Peake? He's British :)

[@Nairuulagch]

Peake got Brexited! XD

[@nacht98]

Last british to work for ESA after brexit

[@secretivehamster]

The EU has nothing to do with the ESA

[@JamesWalters007]

DOOFUS