A Day in Life of US Astronauts Inside the $150 Billion International Space Station

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[@helleyyan1176]

HAII GOOD NIGHT FROM MALAYSIA

[@denlistige9392]

Helley# Same to you from Sweden!

[@patrickchavez3848]

Don't you just LOVE seeing nerds try to be cool with a high five! ha I mean that with an extreme amount of love!!😊

[@seandickson9804]

This video is awesome!!! 14:07

[@jameshodgins1937]

So nice to see this. I help design and build the ISS while working for Boeing. It was great to see all our hard work being used and shared with others.

[@mattjenkins4913]

I was apart of that team also

[@TrumanBurbankFE]

I feel sorry for you zombies. Hope God has mercy on your pitiful souls.

[@caesarsalad1170]

@@TrumanBurbankFE Pitiful? So yourself then?

[@michelefortner1190]

Awesome video

[@babajee6521]

Very informative video thanks for sharing.

[@bradolsen8629]

Awesome video keep you coming

[@DomoviluMelimilla]

La ISS es algo maravilloso. Pero como van las cosas en el mundo, me pregunto si no acabará convertida en recuerdo, nostalgia, y promesa frustrada. Y cuando le hablemos de ella a nuestros nietos, pensarán que es ficción de Hollywood.

[@ericcarabetta1161]

I think this would be fun for a couple of hours (provided I wasn't throwing up everywhere), but then I'd want to go home, I don't know if I could spend several weeks or months with my stomach in my throat.

[@DoNotEatPoo]

Where's the red wine on tap dispensing machine?

[@danielknight6059]

Hey your hair do is pretty interesting I guess you don't have to worry about brushing your hair having a hairbrush that brings up an interesting question how fast does your hair grow up there in space does it change from when you're down on Earth to where you're in the space station you guys like scientific stuff why don't you measure that I find it pretty fascinating have a good day

[@user-li2my9dp4j]

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[@alexanderbriceno2524]

Por que no crean verdaderas navez 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@wellmax7172]

太扯淡了，都2022年了，不会还有国家没自己的空间站吧。

[@lutomson3496]

that stupid long hair clogging everythiing up they should have requirments for short hair

[@TrumanBurbankFE]

Nice CGI and a ride in the vomit-comet. Remember to hide your steel wires and better green screens. And hair gel is too stiff. Hair doesn't flow like if it was real vacuum.

[@TheAlicelagoon]

A crumb of bread can damage machinery but hair is unrestrained?

[@eliaspeter7689]

Vomit Comet can put you into zero g for about 20 seconds. So no. Also what do you mean hair floating in vacuum? Why would they be in vacuum, they'd die.

[@TrumanBurbankFE]

@@eliaspeter7689 yes of course they'll die, just arguing according to their own brainless scientism theory. In the early days they filmed short snippets in the Comet but these days they have to hold live interviews so they do it all in green screen studio and harnesses.

[@killyourego1185]

Their in a pressurized spacecraft in zero g, the vacuum is outside... what are you talking about.