I Tested NASA's New Space Suit (Ft. Axiom Space)

[@MerchantIvoryfilms]

Fun Fact: As they said in the video "We don't make that many space suits..." is so true. My grandfather was a pilot, and was asked to fly one box for NASA, just one box, on a massive cargo plane. The box contained one of the spacesuits being flown back to Florida from the shuttle landing in CA. He and his co-pilot asked. "What? They don't trust us to fly them all back?" The reply they were given was "Its not that, we just can't afford to lose all the suits if you crash"

[@Xoulrath_]

Completely logical.

[@noteverymonday]

Basically, "we trust you, but not THAT much" 😄

[@c1ph3rpunk]

Risk management 101, remove the most approachable (easiest) risk elements first.

[@aserta]

I mean, if you think about it, it makes sense. One suit is not just an expense, but also a time consuming affair to make. You can't cut corners with these. They're hand made (for the most part, there's some expediency that modern tech has afforded them - probably, like laser cutting all the fabrics) cocoons that wrap one life. They're the one thing that can't be jiggled or tempted, because it's a life line. You cut costs for publicity stunts to make these... someone invariably dies. So the "cost" isn't just $ it's also an incredible amount of responsibility. They're basically more valuable than THE crown jewels (in some respects).

[@MadJustin7]

That's such an awesome story

[@Vventure23]

My husband is the lead engineer for the M&P group at Axiom! Everyone I've met from there has been good people; a really fun, smart, dedicated crew for sure. SOOO jealous you got to get in the suit!!

[@pass-123]

Station or Suits?

[@johndough1703]

Pride: 100 OpSec: 0 Has a FB page: 100 China: Now In your Wifi

[@CockatooDude]

@@johndough1703 Given that this isn't a military project, China mostly likely knows everything they want to know already.

[@cableman51]

I 😂

[@Alex-nt4gl]

Tell him he needs to make them in cooler colors lol.

[@milokojjones]

To be honest, the fact that they made a suit in which an untrained civilian is able to perform all these simulated tasks is really impressive, like really really impressive and I think it's a good sign for the suits overall.

[@dickfitswell3437]

Did you watch the SpaceX EVA in their suit. This suit is basically the same as the one from the 70's where SpaceX and their suit is like wearing a neoprene surfing suit and it has 75% more range of motion than this machine you wear that makes you extra slow and clunky. SpaceX's EVA suit was just displayed live and it is night and day compared to this thing. That's the difference between Govt in control and private sector.

[@Toxic1ner]

Those bulshet test you mean ?

[@Sackm4n]

@@Toxic1nerwhat do you mean by that?

[@CONTENT_DELETED27172]

​@@Toxic1neryou cant even spell bullshit right

[@Begeru]

Thanks for being honest

[@TopherMorrison]

In a world where so much stuff on the internet is negative and divisive, I just want you to know how refreshing it is to watch your videos. Thanks for making the world a little bit better in your unique way.

[@aldunlop4622]

I just finished watching and I'm grinning from ear to ear! I was pretty green with envy before tho haha.

[@M.Mae.M]

Agreed Topher, shame so many people get attracted to content like that instead of amazing channels like this.

[@Mafyeux]

This video made me smile a lot, cynicism successfully suspended

[@kvincent5626]

she's not gonna sleep with you mate

[@aldunlop4622]

@@kvincent5626 ah, there's always one moron with an inappropriate comment...

[@Nakhaan]

Can you imagine soon, we'll have 4k videos of astronauts just casually working on the moon

[@TJThePerson]

one can hope

[@wholesomeAnimeThighsXD2101]

I hold the same sentiment my friend

[@ekay4495]

@@fredriklosman3222 Begone troll

[@SeldomPooper]

@@ekay4495 get a sense of humour. Flat-earthers bring us joy in this ugly miserable world.

[@drkh_RNA]

Or we will have Ai generated videos of astronauts walking on moon surface

[@cailinanne]

12:23 so basically you’re not wearing a space suit, you’re _operating_ a space suit

[@mcbrite]

I DID think to myself "This is basically like wearing a mini car, or more aptly a mini plane/spacecraft on your body..." (because plane holds pressure)

[@gePanzerTe]

Kind of... 🚀 Formula one beware! ✌

[@mu4784]

Yeah! Very well worded!

[@chuckwilliams6261]

The MAG obviously serves two roles; absorbency if you need to relieve yourself, and when you think you're too cool wearing an EV suit, you remember; "I'm wearing a diaper," this ensures your head fits inside the helmet.

[@Didntknowwhattoputhere]

lmao 😂😂😂

[@TheAndesteg]

@@Didntknowwhattoputhere 😆

[@mcbrite]

Yeah, keeps you humble, even as a high-flying astronaut... 😀

[@gePanzerTe]

Ahaha! Totally 🚀👨‍🚀

[@surrealengineering7884]

Saying "I have a full mag" sound waaay cooler than the other thing. That's smart naming.

[@MrGeknechtet]

"changing mag, cover me!"

[@surrealengineering7884]

@@MrGeknechtet haha xD

[@pyroavok]

"Reloading!" herrrg!

[@Eric-zy6et]

Reasonably sure that naming was a product of early NASA engineers trying to convince the original astronauts to wear them and all of those guys were too proud to wear anything called a diaper. Similar ego "accommodations" had to be made when designing and tailoring (sizing) the sleeves fitted over their penises for urinating, lol

[@surrealengineering7884]

@@Eric-zy6et Important to save face in space xD

[@qdaniele97]

Another misconception about what would happen of you were magicaly teleported to space without a spacesuit is that your blood would start to boil because the pressure would drop below the boiling point of water at body temperature. That simply would never happen because your blood vessels (or skin and connecting tissue in general) are a lot stronger than you might think, they would stretch but not by much and definitely not enough to drop the blood pressure below water boiling point. Basically your skin would become your spacesuit, keeping yourself together. Even embolism wouldn't be a problem because if you were able to quickly return to normal pressure (maybe repressurize a faulty airlock) they would disappear immediatly, and if you were to remain in a vacuum or near vacuum too long even then they would hardly matter as you would pass out and then die by hypoxia way before they would be able to do any damage. We know all of this for sure because Jim LeBlanc accidentaly tested it for us in 1966 during a failed test for a new spacesuit in a vacuum chamber. He was exposed to a nearly perfect vacuum for at least 25 seconds and survived with just a temporary bad earache and no permanent damage at all. Stanley Kubrick did his homeworks and knew of it when he was directing 2001 Space Odyssey in 1968, but apparently he was the only one as most other movies botch this things completely.

[@eleonoraboasso399]

Thanks

[@eleonoraboasso399]

Thanks

[@mandalorianjedi2288]

Very interesting. Thanks for the knowledge 👍

[@NBTJacklyn]

The little “I got it” was so wholesome

[@bmilano1580]

Lol, this girl is funny😂❤

[@rceldib]

I was blessed twice in my life to operate in the NASA Space Station EVA suit for about four hours each time in the early days of designing, developing, fabricating and building the the Space Station hardware. First time at Marshal Space Flight Center in the Neutral Buoyancy Test Facility and later at the NASA Houston NBL. They were long days getting into the suit, acclimated then going into the water and working through the Timeline of events while attached to the end of the Canada Arm. At the NBL we were doing EVA operation on the Z1 Truss to Lab Ammonia Cable Tray working the tray and Cable Quick-Disconnects. We were also doing Battery Box ORU remove and replace operations. What an incredible opportunity to work with these fantastically capable engineers and techs and to later see how it all played out in space as the NASA astronauts assembled the real deal on orbit. Thanks to all the wonderful people who made this happen!

[@SledDog5678]

AWESOME! ! !

[@Nature-wz5gp]

Adam: I wasn't invited to the space suit test. Okay, I'll make a spacesuit with my own hands :)

[@Drew_Hurst]

That sounds amazing, did You ever see, or do, any vacuum tests in the suits?

[@litapd311]

that's so cool!

[@litapd311]

that's so cool!

[@shellahederah914]

"In full earth gravity!?" Will be my next favorite quote for whatever i have to do, not only squats xDD

[@DavidCardonaESM]

Great line!

[@bigzed7908]

Cleo, you have no idea how important this video is! Our excitement for Space has died down so much, and it's sad. The ammount of stuff we'll learn from Space Exploration will be marvelous. So thank you! This video was real fun :)

[@TheKreators]

The new space race is just kicking off, so keep an eye on the near future. With Artemis and other amazing things happening, I am hoping the general excitement for space picks up :)

[@bigzed7908]

@@jessefernandez1797 Where did that come from? 😂

[@Baldy.TheOnlyOne]

@@bigzed7908 It must have come from the past 😜

[@bigzed7908]

@@Baldy.TheOnlyOne 🙃

[@McCarthyJohn100]

I can only imagine if funding to nasa and space exploration was fully funded over the past 50 years. We'd probably have habitats on Mars, with some cool new technology developed along the way.

[@nemonomen3340]

22:35 That’s the world’s most expensive piñata.

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

Beat me to it! 😂

[@CleoAbram]

Hahah I knew EXACTLY which shot you were talking about without even looking

[@TechSquidTV]

The way I was giggling

[@Tingleton11]

@@without-user-name yeah, terrible joke

[@lanzer22]

That’s a billion dollar joke

[@Harsh-mh7nc]

TONY STARK WAS ABLE TO BUILD THIS IN A CAVE.

[@infinitegh0st879]

With a box of scraps!

[@nickcooley5312]

😂😂

[@padamganga3009]

Sutup you dum biryani

[@shaunjones3934]

With a dying heart and no money

[@hamsteR_509]

But. Sir, I’m not Tony stark

[@williammatthews7735]

The glee behind "they let a youtuber in a space suit" makes me so happy for you

[@bonolio]

How jealous is Adam Savage

[@aserta]

@@bonolio Nah man, Adam saw this and was furiously taking notes for his own suit. Fiddybucks says he's going to have one made...

[@voxpopulitotheleft]

Cleo is not just a KZbinr. Look up her resume. She is already someone before she goes full on indie gig.

[@scnt]

The snapping finger and going to space and in what order will a person die in that situation, was the most traumatizing yet cute animation I ever saw!

[@LengthyProcess]

9:22 changing MAG, cover me!! 😂

[@danieltiema]

the kind of access you get is impressive. From X-59 to NASA Spacesuits. Dammmnn!!!

[@0p161]

First be smart and inquisitive, Then be photogenic and kind. 3 Make great content...and its good tech content related in a fabulous manner. She does not preach and does not talk down...she expects you to be curious and interested and WE ARE

[@jolujo5842]

Pays to be smart AND beautiful 😊

[@miletopic4775]

not enough gay porn

[@skymooseft]

I am 67 yrs old and you had me in tears of joy and a little envy. The first job I remember ever wanting was to work at NASA. I never did but this video gave me an insight I never had. Great work Cleo and team!

[@r2dadizubz]

🤡

[@shorty1815]

I love that "the moonwalk" is just mandatory. When humans are on the moon again, I would absolutely love to see a video of an astronaut actually moonwalking on the moon. The perfect blend of silly and awe inspiring.

[@4RILDIGITAL]

The spacesuits look like an engineering marvel, and it's amazing how Axiom and NASA aim to make them more accessible and sustainable. This is undoubtedly a giant leap for mankind.

[@willythemailboy2]

The most impressive part to me was how readily an untrained person was able to operate it. It's a reminder that it's not just the technical bits of how each part works but getting them all to work together with that degree of ergonomic freedom.

[@TheGreatKrystoff]

I can hear Adam Savage screaming with jealousy from hundreds of miles away

[@bonolio]

Came here to say this

[@MeppyMan]

But he’d probably be also super excited for her at the same time.

[@aldunlop4622]

No that's me.

[@wobblysauce]

Not the only one...

[@numanuma20]

Yep

[@SeruggaRodneyWilliam]

I really hope you do a live stream of the launch to the moon, whenever that will be. Maybe even with guests, I just feel like having this level of enthusiasm and energy on that historic day would be invaluable.

[@whoisj]

🤣 The "how to die in space" part killed me 🤣 👍👍👍

[@bndopp]

But the controversy remains in how it killed your first.

[@jannsander]

In what order?

[@mikeh720]

great animations! LOL

[@callmeqt1269]

are you in space??

[@thomasquigley7040]

Hey-oh!!

[@davegrundgeiger9063]

I LOVE that this channel makes their ads extremely obvious and with a countdown timer. I will always watch these ads fully, because I appreciate it!

[@okskaren]

me too!!

[@zachbergerson]

9​@@okskaren

[@Bombs-e9w]

0:18 finally

[@mhm6421]

15:00 She actually made all of us hold our nose and blow through it 😂

[@ArnovanWyk-q2j]

Its interesting to see because on your Modern day Commercial dive hats like the Kirby Morgan we have a nose block that has the same function but its on a rod you can retract and engage.

[@arthurpendragon8192]

except for me.

[@marblerun2732]

People who wanted to be an Astronaut as a kid: Cleo’s doing our dreams for us

[@modgal]

living vicariously through Cleo!

[@saicharankr9023]

True !

[@Holmesy87]

"We want to keep the price down so it becomes more affordable" "Also, we got Prada to design it, so the pricetag just tripled" 😂

[@andrewholden1501]

Just goes to show where they started.

[@allgreatfictions]

This is ridiculously entertaining. I've never actually seen one of your full length videos before, but I'm definitely gonna be watching more of them.

[@audiodevout]

the ear popping thingy in the helmet is so impressive

[@eric_has_no_idea]

I keep forgetting that not everyone can just ear-rumble / voluntarily ear pop. Seeing them come up with another solution was unexpected.

[@PrograError]

@@eric_has_no_idea i hope they clean that ... with lots of dettols....

[@bradb8427]

It’s the least impressive thing in the entire suit still cool I guess

[@kthfox]

The silver haired lady who does the sewing looks like "oh yeah, i knit sweaters for my cats, cup coasters, space suits. girl stuff."

[@rajatmishra12]

14:15 Lady in the back giving the thumbs up very wholesome! XD

[@bowieinc]

11:26 needs to be on NASA recruiting pamphlet. The wonder and excitement in her face is real:)

[@CBSUnstoppable]

Space suit design is soooooo important. We loved this video!!

[@jngobngo]

"Those were my two big questions. How do you pee and how do you itch" lol truly huge questions haha awesome video as always

[@GlutenEruption]

For pee, they have a urine collection device and maximum absorbency garment, the former is basically a bag with a tube connected to your pee parts, and the latter is an expensive adult diaper. As for itches, the neck ring has a little pokey bit and something called a valsalva device - basically a silicone plug you can block your nose with to clear your ears - both can be used to scratch your nose or face but if you have an itch elsewhere, you just kinda have to wiggle and hope lol.

[@willythemailboy2]

And God help you if you sneeze.

[@GlutenEruption]

@@willythemailboy2 Wally Shira was the first astronaut to have a bad head cold in space and famously later became the spokesman for Actifed - one of the TV ads was him holding a bubble helmet and saying "can you imagine sneezing in one of these". It's on KZbin if you search 😂

[@joseeduardobolisfortes]

@@GlutenEruption And Sheppard needed to pee without all this resources, so they just prayed to the urine don't put anything inside the capsule in short circuit.

[@GlutenEruption]

@@joseeduardobolisfortes lol, they actually /did/ turn the power to his boomed harness off until he confirmed things were drying out 😂

[@iM_JaniYa1]

6:42 That voice transition was smooth😮

[@MrThepres22]

I came looking for this comment, I was going to say the same thing!!

[@randybull01]

Cleo, that was an amazing story. It was so cool it made my day. You are a very impressive woman!

[@mikakettunen7939]

I started to cry in blink of my eye when they closed the helmet and you closed your eyes - I have dreamed of this all my life and am so happy to have that atmosphere and emotion from you

[@zaubermanninc4390]

I'm so fricking glad i found this channel. Finally my ADHD is HOOKED from the very first second on every topic. before even i was interested I couldn't really make it through videos of Quantum MEchanics or CERN and those topics. The whole approach is HUGE! I mean that! Thank you for having me!

[@schanulsiboi0837]

Two things I wondered: 1) How much does the suit restrict your field of view? I imagine it's not a lot, but it doesn't seem like you can look down a lot 2) How does the texture of the outside if the suit feel like? It looks like a though fabric

[@esmondadjei]

never imagined the complexities of the spacesuit. whole new level of respect for astronauts

[@phoenixdzk]

One of the lead designers of NASA's EVAs was giving a talk on Insider a while back, always referred to the suits as 'spacecraft' makes sense. Also from what she said it makes sense why they're so difficult to manufacture and why they were so advenced for their time! I'm curious as to how EVAs have advanced in terms of digital tech, because the original suits had some digital data readouts on the top of the chest piece when you looked down and these new ones don't seem to have them That equalizing nose piece is genius. You can't pinch your nose like you do while scuba diving!

[@Vaeldarg]

The way she described it seems like what would get if pressurized one of those full mascot outfits, since they can also have bigger proportions than the wearer.

[@juhajuntunen7866]

These "clothes" are keepin you alive, so its true.

[@newlionbeats9834]

She is legit the most adorable human being ever. I do not mean that in like a “coming on to you” type of way. She is just literally bursting with cuteness like a child lol it’s so fun watching her videos … her joy is so contagious

[@anuragbpr1]

Its amazing to see the kind of access to the most ultra high tech stuff you are able to get Cleo (F1, Quantum computing and now this). Props to you for making it all accessible to us all. Keep doing the good work. :D

[@nebiyousolomon5282]

I just love how enthusiastic and curious and giggly you are..it's refreshing

[@Toastedguyig]

22:42 you got lifted like power armor

[@tmutant]

22.47 "Not skipping leg day" for the win! I love how refreshingly positive you are!

[@JH-uu7jl]

This was one of the coolest site visits you've done. It's always great to watch nerds share their creations with others. They wear their pride on their faces so transparently. Here, it's not just, hey, I built a thing. Here, it's hey, I built this thing for humanity so that we can keep exploring. This is about boldly going. This is properly huge if true territory. Thanks for sharing your adventure with the rest of us and big ups to Axiom for recognizing the opportunity to reach a different audience.

[@Kittanaaa]

22:40 And she was a 🧚‍♀️ fairy 🧚‍♀️

[@CharlesIsabirye]

The reason we got internet.. Much appreciated 🙂

[@WisdomOver50]

It was nice to see Cleo get emotional at the very end. Something as special as this would definitely be an emotionally overwhelming cool.😎

[@ProbableHumanPossibleWhale]

I once had to wear a mascot costume for 30 minutes at work and I had a panic attack so bad I had to take the rest of the day off. I am very impressed with this science communicator who managed to survive a full on space suit.

[@johnphelps7519]

"Technologically sophisticated squirrel"!! 🤣🤣 Hammy with a brain! 😄

[@RobertEchten]

This video, together with the one Destin of @SmarterEveryday did at the 'pool' showing the training and testing the astronauts do (under water) is just mind blowing as far as what is required to travel to the moon and what we as a species can achieve if we don't fight each other....

[@Unmannedair]

This is a very very naive view of history.... Did it ever occur to you that we went to the moon BECAUSE people fight each other? The moon represents a strategic advantage... And it still does. Why do you think China is so interested in the moon?

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

Yet most blow space off as a waste of money.

[@AS_AS_YT]

I really appreciate the consistency of their progress and it is a symbol of that how humans are progressing that faster i dont know why people tease them all have failures. Are u are a person who can commit mistakes??

[@chrislauber]

Worth noting axiom isn’t building it from scratch, years of NASA R&D on the xEMU Moon suit is provided to Axiom for free. Great video!

[@Joe-jv5mm]

NASA has done All the Heavy Lifting and Get's Stabbed 🔪 in the Back, Axiom Milk's a Billion 💵💵. Pork 🐷🐽 🛢️Politics , 🇺🇸Politics is So Broken/ Corrupted, They Dropped the 🏈 50 years ago, Never going to recover the High Ground Again ✨. Sorry to say 🇨🇳 will Totally Dominate this Century, That's if they Don't make the same 🇺🇸 Mistakes from the 60's Nam War etc. I Genuinely Hope 🇺🇸🇪🇺 Get their Act together for the Betterment of Humanity, Unleash the Combined Potential and Give this Generation the Chance to Shine like the ✨ 👩‍🚀🕊️☮️✌️👨‍🚀

[@PrograError]

Can't wait for SpaceX's version being a success (which technically just a more refined, more glam up, more modern version of the Mercury suits) maybe by A3 NASA will get 2 type of suits...

[@Alex-zi1nb]

I'm sure most of the engineers came from nasa too

[@ashokkumartripathi9098]

​@@PrograError11 SpaceX spacesuit is technologically inferior as it's built for space only and not for moon.

[@LaCeiba1924]

@@Alex-zi1nbThat’s the nature of such a small field. Companies like Axiom and SpaceX are trying to establish a commercial space industry. For decades, all advancements in this field have been lead by NASA. Commercial companies (as opposed to contractors) can’t just start doing stuff on their own because they don’t have the knowledge, expertise, or infrastructure necessary. I don’t think the average person knows just how much NASA held SpaceX’s hand because they weren’t very public about it. Axiom’s partnership with NASA has been more public is all.

[@aviralgupta393]

Cleo's joy, wonder and awe is so infectious that I was smiling for the whole video. Great job, Cleo!

[@jacobchristian860]

Your comment about how many people it takes to make all this work is on point. I’ve worked on the SLS rocket of the Artemis Program for 12 years now, and it brings me to tears just how passionate every worker is about their small contribution to something much larger than themselves. Thank you for sharing a new side of this program with me ❤

[@PK-lh2om]

We need Cleo on the moon 2030!

[@MeriaDuck]

Yes!

[@jamest18]

The EMUs on Station right now don't contain the joints necessary to walk in any sort of gravity. They would be wasted complexity and an unnecessary failure point. Just a fun fact for everyone.

[@Vreugde15]

Watching the clips of the astronauts on the moon just jumping around and having fun puts me in such a happy mood 😄

[@ceayonprasadhk5767]

The animations in "how you would die in space" part was really cool and pleasant.

[@angryhedgehoglee6363]

She looks like such a bad ass in that suit. It is a handsome looking suit isn't it? I think Elon is going to give them a run for there money still, though. The guy is just brilliant and he surrounds himself with super qualified people at the cutting edge of the aerospace field. He is not held back by the "but we've always done it that way and its a safe choice" kind of mentality. He eagerly looks at new ways of doing things pass or fail. Then moves on quickly from failure without fear of more failures holding him back from continued advancement. It's never about "good enough" for Elon. Its always how can we do it better. And then implements that at break neck speed. I am often shocked at how quickly Space X opperates. In the end Elon and Space X have carved their names large in the history books and with an exclamation point to boot. Theyll be talking about him a thousand years from now and more. Virtual immortality. I wish I had just a hundred more years to watch our interstellar existence evolve. Its going full bore exponential now. Our tech advancement is coming down to months and days not decades and decades. And it is only getting better. Can you even imagine? Proably, but not the full scope of what is coming. Its a GREAT time to be alive!

[@Dr_Brixx]

Ok bro.

[@Fuseflight09]

Next time Cleo will go to space herself and show us walking on the moon, dying and resurrecting back in vacuum, going to bathroom inside the suit, going back to 1969 and compare different suits and repeating all the exercises in the moon/Mars gravity. You say impossible? Possible for Cleo to make us see more optimistic videos about space (link in the description under the video)❤️ P.S. don’t do the second thing please, that was joke, not a content idea💀 P.P.S. This video is really full and interesting, I finally can imagine how it feels to work using spacesuit gloves

[@s_abhinav]

I'm really impressed to see how far science and technology have reached till these years. Its also surprising to see how the number of people knowing these technologies has increased drastically.... Thank you so much for sharing this video with us.

[@jasonwaits88]

Thank you for paying homage to us engineers. Much appreciated.

[@BubblegumKoi]

I always love watching the videos of astronauts jumping on the moon going "boing :D" so I hope this Artemis 3 plan goes well

[@Shawn-c2i]

Look folk while your kids was starving because of wreckless spending we built these here space suits costing millions to set in a museum to look cool for the people that was rich enough and enough connections in government to be around to see this in a museum since wef has big plans in 2030 and let's just say these unelected nobodies are goin to have us bowing to them because satan worshipping maggots that plan on ruling with the antichrist are worshipping satan daily waiting for him to appear and cut down the population as they have talked of doing for awhile now

[@justyouraveragesillydude]

10:46 all fun and games until there’s a springlock failure

[@eatoke]

you liked your own comment didn’t you

[@justyouraveragesillydude]

@@eatokeno

[@TjerandTormodLunde]

“MICHAEL!! DON’T LEAVE ME HERE!!”

[@justyouraveragesillydude]

@TjerandTormodLunde lol

[@TassAdar09]

How many doors open up this smile? 😍😍

[@ChloeYi-Official]

I love how all your videos are so positive unlike many videos on the internet which showcase lots of rather scary things with technology

[@rehankhan._]

I’m huge fan of your content! Your ability to simplify and explain complex topics is truly impressive. Could you please consider making a detailed video on quantum computers? I'd love to learn more about how they work and their applications. Thanks for the fantastic content you provide!

[@JacobafJelling]

23:24 was waiting for one of the engineers to go “want a spot bruh?”

[@argella1300]

16:05 I mean, as someone who has a passing knowledge of the fashion industry, when it comes to garments, you can’t get more precise than couture or bespoke tailoring, which is what the craftspeople are doing with these suits

[@PauloNavarroDev]

"I feel like a extremely technological and sophisticated squirrel!" 😆

[@Shatnerpossum]

Okay, Axiom has impressed me. Let's give them Boeing's job too.

[@qbawl615]

😂

[@genesisPiano]

I'm so glad you decided to go this route and share your journalism in this way. You really pick some cool stuff to do that I don't see anywhere else, and your sense of wonder and enjoyment of technology is very enjoyable to watch.

[@helicrashpro]

So happy for you Cleo. It was pretty obvious how much this meant to you.

[@stardust_memories2260]

There are emu's in outer space? I knew it. Your show should be used in school science classes.

[@traxxastrickstt8409]

Lol. Nice joke!

[@aserta]

Don't tell the Aussies...

[@martinsamelak8282]

Omg! So happy for you to get to do that. The joy on your face is perfect. Thank you for sharing that experience with us. ❤️

[@sojithssp]

Congratulations cleo🎉❤

[@KiloOneThree]

Try and get into the new SpaceX suit next!

[@BlackBanditXX]

This new suit is really impressive! Compared to what we were using in the 70's, this thing might as well be a Cadillac! Three different core sizes, with interchangeable limbs? It shows in that range of movement! If Neil Armstrong were alive today, he'd be SO JEALOUS of the next generation of astronauts! These things are just mind blowingly cool! Way to go Cleo Abram! And thank you Axium for this glimpse, and keep up all the great work, both of you!

[@MeriaDuck]

Cern, Red Bull, Space suits, ISS next? And then the moon!? 😂 The ten year old wanting to be an astronaut in you was very present, super episode! ❤

[@neilpayne8244]

fantastic vid! your gleeful smiling when in the suit had me both laughing and jealous! well done :)

[@EndoAshura]

11:42 gave me chills

[@AL-xw1md]

How same

[@noelseifert]

9:28 - changing MAGs

[@basementrocketry5868]

I feel like you and Destin have a lot of cross over, would love to see you guys collab!

[@elevate5136]

I love finding new channels to binge ! 😁

[@soledude]

“… for thirteen hours …” Cleo: “I’m wearing a diaper and I can’t scratch my face.” 😅😅😅 That realisation alone. 🙃🙃🙃

[@nickrog6759]

No scratch & sniff then 😭

[@rjswas]

The animation part starting at 3:45..... 🤣well done.

[@elliottclaassen]

It’s so funny how NASA named the space suit Axiom. I mean, LITERALLY WALLE BRO! It’s so funny!

[@Jan-dp6sz]

Anyone know the name of the song in the background at 25:00?

[@tripletdadEd]

Music Bed. Tim Fox is credited for the music in the description

[@tripletdadEd]

Sorry. Tom Fox

[@daleaaronhardt]

Now we need Cleo in a spacesuit driving an F1 car! 😆

[@MrMeowMeowMeow]

In Switzerland!

[@robotsongs]

At CERN

[@YouTubeDave-tp7ij]

What a wonderful opportunity to go through the process of wearing a suit even though you're never going into space. Cleo is so lucky.

[@siddharth83228]

Why did the space teddy bear cross the road? Because it was ewoked to explore the other side of the galaxy! 😅 . . It's always worth waiting for your episodes ✌🏻🤩 . . I have a question what about tears and how they are managing it in latest designs. Cause there was an incident earlier on ISS which caused Astronaut Chris Hadfield going blind cause of tears. . . Huge Fan of Huge If True* Fan of You and Your all team as well...!! Hope I will get a chance to meet you all once in person somewhere down the line in future. . . Eagerly waiting for Hoodies & Caps of Huge If True as you shown in last episode ❤❤ . . Keep inspiring us and keep growing 💪🏻🤟🏻

[@shahruzpakzad8603]

I still don’t know which one I enjoyed watching more. The space suit? Or your joy wearing it ? ♥️

[@j-dizzle6264]

Adam Savage eat your heart out!!! I know he's made his own suits... but, he'd love to be getting access to these suits. It must be great to be in a position to be shown this stuff at the source.

[@zam6877]

I have to admit, I really felt your excitement! And fastest?! You gotta be proud! Thanks for letting us come on this adventure