International Space Station Tour on Earth (1g) - Smarter Every Day 141

[@petrocksgarage]

That map was very cool. Made the video so much better IMO.

[@reubenhayward6974]

+Pet Rock's Garage i spent about as much time looking at it, as i did the actually thing.

[@alphax1049]

@Reuben ...yes. yes.

[@georgeross-roberts5833]

Dangerous drinking game with a friend: One person takes a shot when Destin says 'got it' and the other takes a shot when Scott says 'science'

[@MaxPower-vf8kt]

I read this before I started watching... I can't help hearing it now.... and I'm also drunk.

[@StevenOBrien]

How many people have died because of this comment? How do you sleep at night?

[@kristiankoski3908]

I got only tipsy... I need to rewatch :D

[@alexsurmer]

@@StevenOBrien😂

[@smartereveryday]

Keep watching. Even better things coming soon.

[@Y.M...]

+SmarterEveryDay Thank you for this! That's one beautiful piece of engineering.

[@superfishman3243]

+SmarterEveryDay better? Better? what's better

[@superfishman3243]

+SmarterEveryDay btw I love your videos

[@amith2176]

+SmarterEveryDay Awesome video.. Thanks for sharing

[@superfishman3243]

Tamajit Das I can shed some light on it, Basically in the video a tattoo facebook page took a part of his video with the science behind tattoos and renamed it the art of tattoos. It was the exact same scene from his video, nothing was changed or added. It had 8,000,000 views.

[@TabascoSour]

Every module: ‘Yeah we do a lotta science in this one’

[@irnbrubhoy]

“Got it”.

[@potshot5888]

*s c i e n c e*

[@maxsullivanroyall9069]

Makes you wonder what's really happening up there don't it 🤔

[@maxsullivanroyall9069]

@Leo hmmm that's what they tell you it seems like it's the perfect place to experiment with stuff you wouldn't want to on earth and considering private companies can pay to research stuff on there I don't think it's to far fetched to be honest 🤷‍♂️

[@owenwammes4052]

Ezequiel Ciamparella yes

[@WhatsInside]

3:39 was the mind warping moment for me. So amazing to imagine the different orientations of astronauts. My 9 yr old son and I toured a space museum in Seattle yesterday and that learning from your video helped me explain space better to him. Thank you!!

[@LuckyLegionN7]

Just watched a few of your vids...great work

[@rhysackerman9761]

Fancy finding you here!

[@JB-io7gv]

You can see all your edits lol the rocket behind you keeps spinning into different spots

[@tanushbhatt1419]

In space due to zero gravity the orientations don't make a difference and your body gyroscope doesnt know whats up or down! One of the reasons space is so fun! (but then there's using the toilets...)

[@apol8245]

Seeing you with 56 is weird asf

[@elviswjr]

"We have a lot of science racks" "We do a lot of the US science in here" I find it somehow amusing how he just refers to it as "science". This is how I imagine a typical conversation goes: Astronaut 1: "What are you doing?" Astronaut 2: "Oh, I'm just doing some science. While you're here, do you mind handing me one of those science samples?"

[@SuperSMT]

After I finish this science, i need to go do science over there. Then I can help you do that science while another astronaut finishes his science.

[@Foghorn436]

+APPLBL00M Astronauts carry out experiments proposed by teams on the ground, they may or may not know the actual workings or the "science" of what is going on in ""liquid X" so they refer to it by the correct generalization. ----Yeah Science. :)

[@klokmedia]

+APPLBL00M i was thinking the exact same thing. i smiled every time he said it :)

[@narshil2]

+APPLBL00M In the book The Martian the crew also refer to their tasks as science and Andy Weir was pretty accurate with this book so i assumed it was the actual technical term they used.

[@mariusmuller2420]

+APPLBL00M Sounds a bit like Kerbal Space Program ^^

[@jay-tbl]

Imagine if everyone described things like astronauts describe "science" "Where are you going?" "Eating area." "Uh, what are you going to get?" "Eating materials."

[@jeffvader811]

Gotta get them science points to unlock the tech tree.

[@ragnkja]

TheBestLettuce They’re a lot more specific when talking about individual studies and experiments.

[@NipapornP]

@@ragnkja So they'll change to: "Eating mixed ingredients.", right?

[@00tonytone]

You gotta love NASA vocabulary. Example: On fake station there looking very busy maintaining the luminators. That's NASA talk for windows. People are waking up though. The obvious wire harnesses, a moth flying around in fake station. Dont be so naive there on earth in front of a blue screen. When there horizontal notice how there heads tilt upwards. But they say there is no up or down in space.

[@ionicwoodsman2855]

So, basically, the Cupola is right next to the...Poopola I'll leave now.

[@DanielRenardAnimation]

Don't worry, bro. You're not alone. I thought 100% of the same thing.

[@hardwirecars]

+Ionic woodsman ha i see what you did there. come back come back

[@DanielRenardAnimation]

It's a good thing there's no drinking of alcohol on board the ISS. It would be unpleasant, if not catastrophic if someone mistook it for the other in a drunken stupor and the Cupola started sending pictures back, of *'large brown asteroids heading towards Earth!'*

[@Pow3llMorgan]

+Ionic woodsman Hayo!

[@Kalidor99]

+Ionic woodsman If you are in the Cupola and see this storiesbywilliams.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/bird_of_prey.jpg you need maybe the Poopola very quickly.

[@tonebalone90]

*Slaps top of module* “this baby can do so much science”

[@chrisgin8417]

Lmaooo

[@MW2andAC6FTW]

I actually just finished a conference in Houston and was allowed to tour the NASA center in Houston. I was given a Director's Guest pass and allowed inside the same ISS mock up. It is truly incredible to be able to see it up close and get a sense of the scale of the ISS and how complex it really is.

[@AndyBesbrode]

I wonder how weird it was for Scott to physically walk through the ISS.

[@hawkgoalie30]

Thought it was a mock up of it.

[@YDDES]

It was just an Earthbound copy of the ISS, so No problem.

[@ragnkja]

Andy Besbrode Not particularly. ISS crews spend so much time in mockups before launch that some of them have remarked how _familiar_ everything was when they arrived on Station for the first time. The main difference is that it’s a lot easier to get turned around and lose your direction aboard the real thing, since you have the direction of gravity to help you in the mockups.

[@hobogrifter]

@@ragnkja That's why on the ISS they have lights only facing 'down' to earth.

[@ragnkja]

HoboGrifter Mostly, not only (a few modules are oriented differently), but yes.

[@tatianatub]

that was some pretty animation good job to whoever the animator was

[@benuscore8780]

+ashley beaumont Look at the end, they motion tracked the map.

[@smartereveryday]

+ashley beaumont eisenfeuer.com/

[@DFX2KX]

+ashley beaumont that was indeed some impressive work there. It's REALLY challenging to get good motion capture without a proper setup, and they did a fantastic job at it. It kinda surprises me just how small it is inside, though.

[@aaronr.9644]

Yes, I thought the same as well. The wire frame thingy alone would be worth another video. I spent this whole video thinking: How the heck was he able to so precisely plot his position in the radar view? :)

[@willweigand5820]

They get like 58 million dollars a day, I think they can afford good animators since that's what they have to do to fool you into thinking they're actually up there

[@DavidParody]

They should show this in every school possible to inspire.

[@jamalh4924]

DavidParody hi david haha

[@cooperbonessa9537]

Why is David here?

[@Maradnus]

inspire what exactly? how to lie to kids?

[@fuzionwf4260]

DavidParody I really want to know what grade would you show this too?

[@scxrlethouse]

Maradnus What exactly are you trying to imply by, “how to lie to kids?”

[@Robert_Byland]

Best 13 minutes I've EVER experienced on KZbin! I took the virtual ISS tour a few weeks ago, now I must do it again. Also, I'll have to take the next few days (as time allows) checking all the link pop-us throughout this video. Thank you Destin! Thank you Scott!

[@wil3]

One of your best videos yet Destin. This is something I have been looking for on the internet.

[@TheHoaxHotel]

I was expecting the lights to start flickering while a way point to a chainsaw popped up on the HUD.

[@brandongotay5735]

This is my favorite educational channel on youtube.

[@SSC0002]

Seen Vsauce?

[@brandongotay5735]

Yea I see him and like him too, but I like this channel more. I get to learn about random things without getting too philosophical about it. Vsauce, Veritassium, SmarterEveryDay, and all the others are great.

[@SSC0002]

Brandon Gotay I see your point, but I watched Vsauce before any of the other channels so I kind of like his style more

[@smartereveryday]

Tom's toaster video is great.

[@Ashley-ym6sk]

Destin, this is the best video ever! I appreciate your time and energy into filming and editing this video. I'm certain it took more than a few hours to get it just right. I watch your snapchat and seeing all that you do, even on a daily basis makes me so pleased that we share the same Earth. Individuals like you encourage me to be the best I can be and of course, be smarter everyday. Thank you.

[@Delzak1]

Destin, I don't think I've ever seen a channel grown so much in quality as yours. I've been subscribed since chicken head video and the stuff you're doing now is just crazy cool. Keep doing you man.

[@roystoddard1247]

I'm a 66yr old Englishman who has learned a lot in my life, but thanks to your videos I'm learning a lot more, thank you for uploading these very interesting videos.

[@TheLifeOfDoon]

US section, Russian section, Japanese section. It all sounds very territorial and not in the spirit of international co-operation. Cool though!

[@swerasnym]

+Brendan Ellis Don't forget the ESA Science module, there we have a whole bunch of countries involved...

[@Kosaro1234]

It's nice to speak in your native language during down time. I'm sure they work together the rest of the time though.

[@nick316XD]

Actually it's pretty much the opposite. The different modules were names after which country built them. I get what you mean about how it seems territorial, but just think about how much cooperation it took to have all those different countries build their own little piece of the station!

[@tahaistheboss98]

+Nick for a second I thought they hated each other and didn't want to talk to each other. what a relief

[@BYSMA4th]

+Brendan Ellis I like to think it's more like people of a nation that are proud to represent their country in efforts to explore space with all of humanity. Like saying your proud that your nation is willing to spend money to collaborate with all humans.

[@coolmammavaterlaus360]

How can we get you up in space, Dustin?

[@vibz123rulez]

+Cool Mamma Vaterlaus a very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very large bottle rocket.

[@jamesgreydanus4676]

+Cool Mamma Vaterlaus *Destin

[@coolmammavaterlaus360]

+James Greydanus Oh excuse me, Destin. Whoops.

[@coolmammavaterlaus360]

+vibz123rulez lol!

[@vibz123rulez]

King Potato I think we can get that arranged!

[@danieltsmoke]

I really wish all the annotation links opened in a new window :] Maybe next time?

[@smartereveryday]

+Dan Smoke Fixed

[@Usmerchant101]

+Dan Smoke or you could hold the control button then click the link (it will make any link you click on open up in a new tab)

[@danieltsmoke]

Usmerchant101 I did not know this, thank you!

[@Usmerchant101]

you right middle mouse button hahaha

[@superdau]

+SmarterEveryDay Also the links on the end of the video don't lead to any video...

[@tokalaganja]

I hope you realize that you have the most awesome channel on KZbin hands down. Your videos are truly an inspiration.

[@firstnamelastname4752]

You're the only person I support on Patreon, Destin. Every video you make is worth at least one of my dollars, so it's me who should be thanking you.

[@Matt-sg3mj]

When he shows where people sleep I thought of Bender in Futurama because that's literally the room he sleeps in lol

[@party4lifedude]

But probably 1000 times more comfortable in microgravity. I wonder what it is like to sleep without weight.

[@omniferousswan593]

@@party4lifedude i was thinking it would be super uncomfortable.

[@NipapornP]

@@party4lifedude Ever slept in a water bed? I guess, it's quite similar.

[@Killerspiderpig]

3:39 This video blew my mind.

The first reaction that come to my mind is that it's huge ! I've watched a couple of documentaries about the space station, but I never realized it was so big.

[@williamholt2429]

Those are some of the statements that SHE had made .

[@rootauthoritah]

+SmarterEveryDay Hey Destin, you are so prolific and produce such excellent content, thank you for taking time & energy out of your work & family life to provide us with these insights. I'm certain that for every post someone leaves, a thousand more appreciative viewers watch and move on without comment, & I didn't want to be one of them. More power to you, I look forward to the day you are sending us video from the ISS. I, & many others, will be here cheering you on. Carpe diem.

[@beakz]

I'm glad I'm a Patreon Destin, it's videos like this that help me become not only "Smarter Every Day", but help me appreciate just what goes into making us a space faring species.

[@HiTechAddict]

Who would've guessed the Japanese part of the station has a robot arm?!

[@ragnkja]

www.wikiwand.com/en/Mobile_Servicing_System

[@orswock3054]

Who would've guessed that the robotic arm made by Canada is called Canadarm 2? (The first one was in the shuttles)

[@thiagodcano]

no tentacles tho

[@lucaspeng5063]

me.

[@Styleth]

This was so amazing, and the production value(?) is 1000 times what of a normal youtube video. Thank you for making this amazing tour, and trust you me, I will destroy the share button!

[@harrycowley6786]

Would be better if the annotations would open a new tab :l

[@dXXPacmanXXb]

+Harry c some of them do

[@smartereveryday]

+Harry c I'm at work. Will fix later!!

[@evilco.8496]

Earth Is Flat, You Are Controlled Opposition.

[@VLombardi01]

@@evilco.8496 I hope now that its 2 years later that you realized that the earth is not flat.

[@TheBeerlick]

I had never really thought of taking a virtual tour of the space station. I watched this and the watched a full walk through....even thought the video was cut and there was no order to the walkthrough, I sat through the whole thing amazed feeling like I knew exactly where I was. This is very helpful, and awesome as always.

[@redbreaded]

Wow! I've got to hand it to you, i think this is now my favorite KZbin video of 2015. I've seen videos that spotlight cgi in film, motion capture setups and 3D tracking, historical documentaries, comedy, and a lot of informative videos, but this tour of the ISS has really helped me understand direction? spacing and orientation within the station, and I'm excited to see videos and pictures from the actual ISS and be able to put all of this into perspective and understand what's going on in comparison to the rest of the station. A huge thank you to everyone who worked together to make this video happen, it has absolutely broken to the top of my list this year!

[@bill5197]

That radar must taken so long to make, great video Destin (Y)

[@MakeScienceFun1]

Got it!

[@mebaran]

I KNOW you still have NASA footage that you haven't used yet. PLEASE CONTINUE uploading space/rocket/NASA content!

[@AWSim]

This video turned from 12 minutes, to over 40 minutes because of all the annotations! Love your videos, keep up the great work!

[@engrmohusman]

Destin, you're awesome. You're an inspiration for those who want to explore engineering and its applications.

[@ClassicDOOM]

Great idea, and well executed. Thanks for uploading this.

[@anastasiospapadopoulos9397]

6:33 Crew Dragon is already there :)

[@gabrieldoudna6570]

Destin: "Am I allowed to walk in here?" *walks in there Scott: "Absolutely"

[@Kurukx]

You one of the most interesting content creators on the net. Respect.

[@MatthewSchiess]

Referring to the very end of the video: It’s so awesome to see people THAT excited and giddy talking about what they do, even after years and years and years. You instantly know that is where they should be. That’s exactly the kind of people I’d want working in a space program.

[@SaintPepsiSanCoca]

Destin. There is no such thing as a dumb question...

[@DrBallOwnzXD]

+derpy153 is it a dumb answer if i said it was a dumb question?

[@SaintPepsiSanCoca]

Questions are a mediums to acquire knowledge you don't posess

[@GD15555]

Is earth flat?

[@tonychungus1308]

+GoodDay yes

[@SSC0002]

Is Russia the capital of America?

[@MtpIntros]

*"Got it"*

[@taiipotatoie]

The whole station is a science experiment, astronauts included 😆

[@_kirk_5688]

You are now My favorite KZbinr because I was born and lived in Alabama for 15 years and I love the southern pride you have

[@AceHawk37]

Destin, you earned my subscription a long long time ago. But this video probably eared my life long admiration! thanks for the space videos!

[@andrumccusker1548]

Man there’s a lot of science going on

[@sj_2k]

Kid: I want to go to the ISS Mom: We Have ISS at home *ISS AT HOME*

[@eliotcougar]

It looks so small now...

[@JuxtaFlows]

+Илья Найдов (Eliot the Cougar) I thought it was huge considering how hard it is to take a gram of material into space.

[@eliotcougar]

skittlediddler If you take that into account, then yes, of course...

[@brcha]

+Илья Найдов (Eliot the Cougar) Yup, much much smaller than the Death Star. Quite pathetic ;) Unless somebody invents a working space elevator or something similar, we are probably stuck with these little and expensive ships and stations for now.

[@SuperSMT]

Or reusable rockets and inflatable stations. That would enable larger and slightly cheaper stations.

[@TheLadyLikey]

But dude it's a house IN SPACE that's so amazing

[@KasperStigaard]

Excellent tour of the ISS, many thanks for making me smarter today Destin

[@Ironhatchy]

Scott Kelly is one of a few people I look at as a role model and including you Dustin. Dustin's attitude and overall character is so authentic and sincere that he deserves nothing but positive outcome in his life.

[@lucaswilson3045]

Take a look at Mike Foal, he is very cool imo

[@redeyejedi7356]

poopola near the cupola

[@Austinsairplanes]

how do they maintain internet connection with the ground most of the time?

[@smartereveryday]

+austin h TDRS

[@MonsterAliensnations]

+SmarterEveryDay Tardis? :O

[@smartereveryday]

+Michael Dereupse. TDRS. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tracking_and_Data_Relay_Satellite_System

[@Corbin13ftw]

+Landon Price id say american

[@gabrielrej834]

+Landon Price That's a good question, sir.

[@AMorrell14]

Let me get this straight: They are breathing pee-air?

[@GregGBM7]

+AMorrell14 In a nutshell, yes.

[@BYSMA4th]

+AMorrell14 Everyone breathes and drinks pee, on earth and in space. The difference is, human recycled pee-air is much cleaner than nature recycled pee-air ;)

[@hardwirecars]

+Knoledge Whale the part i never wanted to know about space travel :(

[@BYSMA4th]

Fathin Luqman Yup. And tap water in America isn't that much better either. Still a lot of bacteria and debris in there.

[@fathinluqman4348]

BYSMA4th i wish you see the water i mentioned is crystal clear like those mineral water you got from stores

[@erikpmason]

I just watched an hour tour of the ISS and this video really helped. I know it's an older video, but thank you for it.

[@drmaudio]

That map really takes this video from an entertaining tour to a really useful reference. Well done.

[@jussivalter]

You need to watch several complete ISS tour videos before you now where (and which orientation) exact everything is. I draw a complete map (modules and equipment orientations etc.) in my head after 3 hours of different tour videos. It's really confusing first.

[@SedentaryDuck]

Dustin - "I know where you sleep" Astronauts shudder

[@mw01720]

I'd go mental on day 3.

[@Catcat55566]

Same

[@Catcat55566]

***** it would be a great honor

[@flyingninja1234]

Max W - That is why they have psychological evaluations, prior to launch included with a full medical examination.

[@jeffvader811]

They would struggle to get me out of the Cupola, the toilet is right next to it so I would never have to leave!

[@Syeal7]

@@flyingninja1234 ... and like +10 years of astronaut training

[@AlfredoPachecoJr]

UUUGGGGHH... You know what would have made this even more amazing? If it was shot with the 360 camera and made into a 360 YT video. Either way, one of the most amazing and interactive/informative videos ever.

[@jitterbuba]

Sweet tour; at the end I've found myself with a lasting grin on my face. I'd shake your hand for making such edifying movies. Kinda brighten up my day.

[@bluestate69]

lame. where's the holodeck???

[@maximegilbert7904]

You can buy an oculus quest (vr headset) and explore the iss

[@2011gmh]

Isnt it right that space actually has gravity to a degree and the reason the space station and all other near earth craft dont is that they are falling very fast and they are always falling just past the earth?

[@elevown]

Space has no gravity - but i think what you mean is gravity on the iss is more or less what it is on earth - i think it is like 5 - 10% less, yes - because it is still very close to earth - and their weightlessness is due to the iss being in constant free fall round the earth.

[@mikesimmons852]

Wow...

[@SwaroopNarasimhaK]

The animation u have done here is the best as far as I have seen.. Great job dude.. Bow 🙇

[@stiimuli]

Very informative. Having the lights on the top in every module is such a simple yet effective method of orientation across the modules. Don't know why it never occurred to me before.

[@poiiiiiiiiiii3049]

where is the airlock for space walk?

[@fishzillaguy]

ZM / EXO on the side of the unity (node 1) module

[@sethapex9670]

wouldn't using a centrifuge on the ISS cause some unwanted angular momentum?

[@Alex-Lay]

+Andrew Mann Anything that spins would cause some amount of momentum, but as those centrifuges, or fans on laptops, are so small as a portion of the stations mass, it can't affect the total momentum of the station much. That's also why they have stabilization systems (including the control moment gyros Don Pettit mentioned at the end), to be able to cancel out any unwanted angular momentum that builds up over time.

[@bababoombaboom2465]

no - why would it? It starts from a rest state and finishes in a rest state. What is the sum of forces? Angular momentum is generated, and then it is canceled when the acceleration is applied in the opposite direction to stop it again.

[@jay-tbl]

I bet it would, but not enough to do anything.

[@Saltiumine]

The models that they put into shelled out BOEINGs, fitted for high altitude zero gravity flights.

[@JohnHazenhousen]

🤦‍♂️

[@freund333]

Have you every seen the ISS tour by Steven Swanson? I guess not cause then you would see that this stuff would never fit inside a Boeing no matter how hard you try.

[@Saltiumine]

@@freund333 Yes I know. I just like commenting dumb stuff in youtube to argue with people. But no seriously they use different sets during youtube livestream when they just sit still in one area. I went to a movie studio one time as a tour special and i saw a few 'sets' one was a replica of a white house livestream room. One was of a small convienance store and i saw two tubes one had a submarine layout the other one had what looked like a section of the inside of the iss 🤣

[@freund333]

@@Saltiumine So what?

[@Saltiumine]

@@freund333 That's the dumbest response I've seen all week😂 So dry. Anyways, point being is that there are a lot of fools that believe everything they see and are told from the higher powers. But I've seen different. That's what's what

[@pchenester]

excellent video and segment, Destin. I never realize how massive the ISS reallly is!! Thank you!

[@JamesAllredWriter]

All of those who have subscribed to your channel, will want to visit you personally when you go up to the space station. We enjoy getting smarter every day.Thank you Dustin.

[@brianbrauer3418]

maybe this is a weird question but is there wifi on the space station?

[@whopperlover1772]

They do have a connection to the ground.

[@DropDownBear]

There's a very long Ethernet cable

[@whopperlover1772]

Confused Transformer Haha...

[@Smokeawaythehate]

Brian Brauer they said their internet on their laptops only works 50%of the time so yes but, a very weak signal. I know this is an old post but, ya lol

[@jonahthorsson3088]

Now just CGI some people and objects floating around in it and you have a tour of the ISS in space!

[@spatrk6634]

objects sure, but people? do you know how to make cgi good enough with people floating in it that you dont see its fake?

[@Eriksvensson4231]

​@@spatrk6634 all space movies are filmed in space and avengers can fly. Why else do we not see the hollywood Wires?

[@_Saved-By-Grace_]

Just watch the bubbles and you'll know whats up from down ;)

[@ItsIsabellaC]

It was really nice getting to see a lot of Scott's personality come through that doesn't in pictures

[@Christombcharcot]

This is veeeeeeeery interesting, the camera tracking, the map, the orientation stuff. Make more of this. It's a real channel here, congratulations and thank you.

[@allenmullins9902]

this is the real ISS

[@raptorwhite6468]

No, the real one is in space. What is so hard to understand about it, it's literally in its name

[@TheSpitmitt]

Who is buying any of this?

[@Kluka1]

People who use their brains

[@ReverandBoJangles]

Internet in the bed space for Netflix and chill?

[@hasoonnine]

+ReverandBoJangles yep i bet that's fun but you dont get much sleep though

[@gabrielrej834]

+ReverandBoJangles They have suction tubes....just saying.

[@tarrantwolf]

From what I've heard it's very difficult for a male to be capable of the chill part in microgravity.

[@saadalshehri9075]

Big Thank you from Saudi Arabia buddy , I keep learning new things with every video. Every video is amazing and full of information. Keep it up Best of luck.

[@mobsey94]

your enthousiasm always cheers me up.

[@Zylork0122]

Do you know where the geocache is?

[@bubbawatson1852]

He should get a Emmy, some still believe he was in space.

[@spsanders69]

Yawn. Of course the tards show up.

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

SS Sandman yo momma here?

[@arensel84]

why do bubbles float around on spacewalks? I thought bubbles can't exist in a vacuum.

[@whopperlover1772]

What are you referring to?

[@tuttuti123]

+arensel84 those are water lol

[@keithgood7181]

Go home flat earth troll! You were probably watching an under water simulation. Water simulates anti gravity so they do a lot of simulations there to prepare for space!

[@whopperlover1772]

Keith Good Lol I saw at the pool 3 weeks ago. Extremely impressive. You gotta see it sometime :D

[@rogerwilson6525]

Space bubbles are the result of tiny molecules of air escaping from the pressurized suits of the astronauts during E.V.A s . and is a direct result of a pressurized environment enveloped in a vacuum.

[@robaaato]

So I began watching this video hours ago, each annotation has bunnytrailed into at least 10-40 mins of more videos to watch about the ISS. It's amazing. Also I'm only 7 mins in to this video. This is some awesome stuff.

[@lukehero]

A 12 min video turned in to a whole lot longer with all those annotation videos! Really enjoyed it all though. Thank you for the awesome video :)

[@RevolverAnthology]

yeah, like you need a mock up...what for?

[@alidasoo6654]

Ackyman what do you mean?

[@flare2149]

Ackyman jup only for one reason.. sadly people don't want to see it. He just keeps saying "they do allot of science here, science and science" i call BS

[@RevolverAnthology]

Flare that...agreed

[@ArifRWinandar]

To remind people on the ground how it is up there maybe?

[@flare2149]

Algiark they never got off the ground. That's the whole mock up for

[@Ka7wyf]

explain why no space station on the moon?

[@fedewar96]

Cost?

[@potterfandf]

+ka7wyf First, what the other two people said. Second, you can't have a space station ON a celestial body, then it'd just be a base or a colony or something else, just not a SPACE station.

[@Pivitrix]

+ka7wyf I don't think the moon is all that interesting.. probably not worth setting up a dedicated base there.

[@fedewar96]

Pivitrix The moon is a very good place where to build telescopes.

[@Pivitrix]

fedewar96 Well, that is a possibility. Doesn't necessarily mean we need a manned moonbase though.

[@maxisoulcaliber8941]

Astro-nots in space? "Space may be the final Frontier but its made in a hollywood basement" (Californication/red hot chili peppers)

[@antred11]

Oh boy, the flat-tards are here.

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

antred11 it dont mean your a flat earther if you believe NASA is bullshit.. I know the earth is round but I also know NASA is 95% bullshit, you wanna know yourself? Look up "NASA harness fail" it should be second vid down between 2 and 4 minutes long it's a live stream to Boisestate university.. if you wanna know they are bullshitting us it's not that hard to find if you look, many flat earthers use their bullshit to justify that the earth must be flat.. but that would be impossible with the light hours of barrow Alaska among many many other things.

[@tarrantwolf]

Because the red hot chili peppers are scientific reference. lol You can *see* the ISS pass overhead with a telescope or good binoculars. Or is it some magical hologram?

[@effenrad6776]

maxi soulcaliber so anyone who would want to prove nasa wrong is the Chinese. And they proved a NASA right. So ? Be a fool enjoy

[@saulleeman2494]

It doesn't matter what the shape the earth is, but a little child can spot the lies from astronauts faces, CGI is bad, the photos from planets has too much "noise" so you can obviously see that the photos are manipulated every single time..

[@justjackm8]

Wow. I’ve always been so confused of the layout of the ISS, but after watching this video with the PERFECT map it now makes complete sense!

[@twisted_fo0l]

its about time they show us the set!

[@KH-gk8mf]

International Fake Station. 🙄

[@cumguzzler8537]

Idiot Prove it

[@tgstudio85]

"American Idiot"

[@idontcare7961]

@@cumguzzler8537 I will if you grow up.

[@andycarey2349]

You mean you went on a tour of the pretend space station......and you still think they have a real one

[@veo8460]

Shut up you dumb frick.

[@adamrezabek9469]

yes I do

[@flare2149]

So this is where they faked a thing or two.Interesting

[@thelapismineshaft7170]

You some flat earther?

[@flare2149]

TheLapisMineshaft what does that have to do with them having this mock up ?

[@WoWFMages]

Because only flat earther believe NASA is fake.

[@darthchop697]

No... anyone with eyes, a brain, and a few hours to do some research will discover NASA are a bunch of lying cheats (where are all those billions of dollars going?)

[@circleinfo]

The most retarded ones are these people who believe the ISS isn't in space...

[@caleblimb3275]

At first the map seemed distracting but a minute in and it became very useful and awesome. Great Video!

[@edicon2392]

complete hoax

[@WoWFMages]

Why do you think that?

[@xToTaLBoReDoMx]

never expected to see this type of people on destin's channel

[@UmVtCg]

KHQC Morons are everywhere. Only a really dumb person would not believe the ISS exists as you can see it with your own eyes orbitting the earth.

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

Rem look up the video "NASA harness fail" should be the second one down after you search it, it's between 2 and 4 minutes long.. the earth ain't flat but NASA is bullshit an it's not even hard to figure out, they don't do things perfectly.

[@giannipiccioni8411]

@carolyn mmitchell stop, everybody knows f that video, there is no harness. Stop seeing things that are not there.