NASA halts spacewalks after water leaked into astronaut's helmet

NASA is halting all spacewalks at the International Space Station over concerns about the safety of decades-old spacesuits after water leaked into one astronaut's helmet while working outside the station. CNN's Kristin Fisher reports. #CNN #News

[@chelsyvento3391]

I hate it when water gets into my diving equipment

[@tnwhiskey68]

He said "is water coming in" not my lines are leaking. As in coming in from the outside, meaning the pool..

[@fluffypinkpandas]

YEAH I KNOW RIGHT LOL! when i first heard about this, the way it was put made it sound like the black water of the ocean void forcing its way into a diving suit

[@Xeroxiv]

coolant water you genius

[@laskey2175]

Hard to believe that a suite that has been around for 50 years is really better than almost anything we have now. Even the prototypes have 50 years of development over these suites. But nobody wants to take responsibility for a new one.

[@richhoyle1254]

Private business

[@razal-ghul1105]

Trillions spent on war last couple of decades, can you imagine that money in space?

[@deedsmillar6056]

oh, thanks for writing my comment for me. appreciate it

[@oldmech619]

This water leak problem has happened before

[@MaverickBlue42]

I wish I had a space suite, but firstly they haven't built them yet, and secondly I'm not a billionaire....

[@MrGreen369]

sure "cooling tubes" "space suits" - maybe water pool

[@natedawg8778]

"NASA has gotten quite good at keeping these old clunkers going.." Not something you want to hear about a company trying to drive us into the future. 🧐

[@LBC_squared]

Gotta take into account the massive budget cuts they faced over the years...

[@FloofyMinari]

Well, they try their best with what they have. NASA isn't exactly the priority on the Federal Budget.

[@igotufoinformation9636]

@@LBC_squared we gotta get the money for the DoD somehow , god forbid they have to account for the lost trillions

[@igotufoinformation9636]

@@ThatGuy-kz3fx well stop letting the govt spend your tax dollars how they want. People forget the govt works for them not vice versa

[@dud13]

quick we need more money spent on the military fuck the rest

[@gracetruthandlight]

That's what happens when you're in a giant scuba tank faking space

[@keithswynenburg2608]

How does water leak into a sealed helmet in outer space? I genuinely cannot comprehend that.

[@coolnamebro]

It's a cover story because people started noticing bubbles in ISS footage, which is actually filmed both underwater and in aircraft flying in parabolic arcs to simulate zero gravity.

[@Alex2021ZR1]

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[@rozeyrose392]

They say it in the video "Water from the cooling tubes"

[@gracetruthandlight]

​@@rozeyrose392riiiiiight

[@shikniwho7215]

@@rozeyrose392 yes, the cooling tubes is so to keep astronauts... well cool while walking around outside since they still affect by the sun's heat in low orbit.

[@mushihimesarna728]

When water gets in, the suit gets heavier. That's the main danger inside a swimming pool.

[@mindofvirtuoso3358]

And the main danger when they record their 'satelite' walks under water

[@th3roomi342]

My god they actually broke through the firmament. Space is actually a body of water

[@pragmaticpuppy2715]

or a huge swimming pool

[@azazel5701]

It's pointless trying to educate people they have been so indoctrinated and are so deep in the mind control that it's said in the book of revelation even God will show signs and wonders to get people to change but people are so stuck in their ways it's almost impossible

[@arizk3310]

The funny thing of all this is isn't it supposed to be freezing cold up there, so why would they need the suits to be cooled, shouldn't they have heating instead. That like saying scuba divers in dry suits need a cooling system when i know for a fact being a diver myself you put on extra layers under the dry suit to counter the cold. People really dont use their heads anymore 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@claudiaedwards5138]

😂❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@bruhsauce644]

@@arizk3310 there is no atmosphere to protect you up there, if you happen to be facing the sun while on a spacewalk, you will be fried alive

[@kkhs3962]

Maybe it's because they do these spacewalks under water

[@rozeyrose392]

Right, they went through all the trouble to green screen out all the water and bubbles in order to fool billions of people, but then decided to tell everyone about the water leaking into the suit, cause that's logical. Wow, you're so smart!

[@kkhs3962]

@@rozeyrose392 well considering they faked the moon landing and went the "trouble of faking that", faked every Mars mission, the mars film location is in northern Canada,....

[@Machiave11i]

@@rozeyrose392 Billions of people? No. Merely a few thousand.

[@rozeyrose392]

@@Machiave11i Yes, billions of people understand that space walks are real.

[@Machiave11i]

@@rozeyrose392 How can you verify that claim?

[@terryskorczewski4727]

they're not in space they're at nasa film studios filming underwater in their specially designed water tanks to simulate space

[@andreamadden9153]

1 Terry Skorczewski Fuk what you saying it here 😠 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIvSdGRsqMqEd8U Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 😠 5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😠😠 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer

[@bobbywren123]

Exactly

[@ChronicleDrew]

@@bobbywren123 you can’t prove your conspiracy theory so stop spreading it. Literally none of you nuts have proved any of your firmament or flat earth theories are real. But instead literally always do the opposite and prove what science if you even went to school taught you.

[@franciscovilla1100]

Imagine being a grown ass man and still believe in space ? It’s like believing in Santa. These people are dumb af, and they think I’m the conspiracy theorists lol

[@miguelbournival2610]

Lol you guys are already in water and not in space !!!

[@kristycampbell5986]

1 miguel bournival Fuk what you saying it here 😠 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIvSdGRsqMqEd8U Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 😠 5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😠😠 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer

[@Sindrake]

Um Where did the water come from?

[@Xeroxiv]

coolant from the space suit. they need it because it will overheat otherwise

[@user-eq5ud9tp8o]

@@Xeroxivstill haven’t answered the question… there’s a huge difference between “coolant” and water..🤦‍♂️😂 Go put water in your car and see what it does after long use. Where’d the water come from?😂 Homeboy specifically on both accounts said water… not “coolant”

[@Xeroxiv]

@@user-eq5ud9tp8o it's water used as coolant

[@ZaehneWeiss-zh4mr]

from the pool

[@Xeroxiv]

@@user-eq5ud9tp8o the water is in the suit

[@markunknown6507]

Why don’t they make new suits? With all that money, they are keeping these old ass things. It’s unbelievable

[@PattyKuluCakes]

I’m glad they got the space suite off in time! I cannot imagine drowning in a suit. Watching this made me feel claustrophobic.

[@MrSilv55]

Socialists/Demorats/Zombie Corrupt Biden administration is being run by Activists loons.Helped by the mainstream media led by fake news CNN funded by the Chinese.

[@esecallum]

subcontracted to 50 contractors and will cost 3 billion!!!

[@uwelorenz3421]

Lol... You guys believe all BS...

[@ChronicleDrew]

@@uwelorenz3421 the only one believing bs is you.. ever ask yourself why America is so far down on the education list? Its cause of people like you who believe in conspiracies that have already been debunked.

[@QuickProgramming]

@@uwelorenz3421 the irony of a flat earther telling someone they believe in BS, made me LOL

[@pandemicoftheunvaccinated5367]

This is why robotics is so important in space-EVA's are risky.

[@lostpony4885]

Or check the duct tape from time to time.

[@Sindrake]

OK expain where the water came from?

[@pandemicoftheunvaccinated5367]

@@Sindrake spacesuit cooling system.You're welcome.

[@Sindrake]

@@pandemicoftheunvaccinated5367 OK, break it down bruh. In the subzero climate of the Vacuum of space where all things organic freeze instantaneously The suit itself needs a cooling system to keep the human inside from overheating?

[@pandemicoftheunvaccinated5367]

@Jeremy Powell mate, I'm visiting the grand palace in Thailand-I can't make it any simpler than I already have. An EVA is a risky business-the extreme temperatures demand a cooling system.

[@Sharky1101]

NASA is perfectly capable of designing better space suits. They haven’t prioritized it which is just bad management. I mean they are putting their astronauts at risk by not investing in space suits.

[@RetzyWilliams]

Exactly, how do you not give astronauts the best suits. And why don’t they have spares, right? They only have 1 each? They are up there for months at a time, what kind of planning is this.

[@bobbykiefer4306]

The suit works fine.Nothing is 100% fail safe.

[@NinjaHampster117]

They certainly will know that it has public attention, also this is only ever happened once before. NASA is operating on a limited budget, redesigning a suit takes a lot of resources they can allocate to other things. Their line of thinking on this.

[@t1n4444]

@@bobbykiefer4306 You haven't quite grasped this. All things go wrong in time. The question is why have NASA and fellow agencies not improved the space suits as "new" technology appears. Now NASA is obliged to investigate the fault(s), find the problem, engineer a solution, test, improve, retest and so on. Then once improved start manufacturing the new version. All well and good but until the new suits are sent out to the ISS then the ISS crew are relying on the "old design" suits. No idea how long the training is for wearing a spacesuit but would guess it's not something you can master in five minutes.

[@AverageJoe483]

It’s a government program … it’s never the best - strictly utilitarian. They don’t care about individuals.

[@Floreypottery]

Pretty crazy their using 1970 tech

[@sistergoodstuff]

No it’s not. It’s American tech. Look at their infrastructure

[@DownTheRabbitHoleWeG0]

@@sistergoodstuff 😂😂😂 you falling for this nonsense. They in a pool. Don’t be deceived‼️

[@ChronicleDrew]

@@DownTheRabbitHoleWeG0 yes cause you can kick your arms and legs fast like that in water. Let me see you try to do that in your pool.

[@jdemd1977]

Are you kidding me?! They're re-using decades old spacesuits... Wow! Something so basic, yet absolutely necessary for space missions, one would think they could provide them with new and improved suits. Are they gonna re-use the same cameras they used to record the first missions to the moon? That's insane! 👎

[@YorinTV]

Or it is just another clue that the whole thing is fake.

[@lame9460]

NASA's funding dipped down after the Apollo missions as people have lost interest in space today. Suits cost around a hundred million and NASA only has a few of them being maintained. Training and testing with newly made suits would take lots of time on earth and in space, even for all inside the ISS. Nobody can blame them for using old suits.

[@rwboa22]

The only parts of the EMU that has its heritage from Apollo is the helmet, "Snoopy Cap" (used for communication), liquid cooling and ventilation garment, and gloves. Everything else on the EMU was designed by Hamilton Sundstrand and ILC Dover to be reusable and adjustable. Thing is that the Shuttle/ISS EMU is nearly 50 years old, and the Soviet/Russian "Orlan" spacesuit, despite improvements over the years, is in of itself a design going back to the cancelled Soviet Moonshot.

[@apachehelicopter7625]

@@lame9460100 mil, lmao that’s called money laundering

[@CCDProductions]

This supports my theory that space is all just water

[@Machiave11i]

There is also the possibility that space doesn't exist and they are LARPing underwater. Who knows?

[@Jolinar444]

45 years later they never upgraded the space suit tech?? Now i have to wonder where all the funding went....

[@jerryhazeltine9849]

NASA needs to listen to the engineers, we don't need a Challenger or Columbia situation. It happened to the Italians 9 years ago , did we review our suits systems then? Think about drowning in your helmet during an EVA , unacceptable! Show some respect for the Astronauts who died on the job.🖖🇺🇲

[@alexmatos2407]

I thought space is a vacuum.. since when does vacuum have water…

[@crusadinghours3505]

Mate..... the water is in the space suit for thermal regulation, they even said it, did you not watch the video?

[@gracetruthandlight]

​@@crusadinghours3505lmao gullible much?

[@reefread1234]

Water for thermoregulation give me a break in the harsh environment of space with no additives and it doesnt boil or freeze yall gotta use some critical thinking here. This is the same givt that lies about EVERYTHING

[@bigdog4574]

These suits worked well for many decades… the bigger questions is what are the flaws of these suits… without knowing what the flaws are, how do we know what better designs can be accomplished?! There’s only a nahdful of people who can even tell us what is wrong with them…

[@jimmyboe25]

How many times has this happened now?

[@ingridllinas5612]

Indeed. It is critical that at this time they have not had enough helmets for everyone. And there are 42 astronauts available for missions or controls. Hope he gets it back soon, so activities get normal again. He needs it on his way back as logic.

[@andreamadden9153]

1 Ingrid Llinas Fuk what you saying it here 😠 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIvSdGRsqMqEd8U Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 😠 5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😠😠 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer

[@Lex-pw9yx]

How does water fill up the helmet while in space again?

[@anamoly.]

Can't breath under water hah ?

[@tierrasworld]

Oh yeah it’s definitely time for a update ‼️💯

[@watchmen8564]

How did it leak water when you all are already in a pool???...

[@mohamedtrevino8709]

1 WATCHMEN Fuk what you saying it here 😠 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIvSdGRsqMqEd8U Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 😠 5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😠😠 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer

[@kylereese4822]

What pool ??

[@gregdramalis2629]

Why would a space suit need cooling tubes if space is freezing? Water in the helmet.... lol

[@yourjjrjjrjj]

Those suits were designed back when the best minds in the country were working for space travel.

[@Potaville]

At NA$A $PACE=WATER!

[@journeymansmitty8283]

Well that water thing filling up in the helmet kind of reminds me of that trap from that movie Saw part 5🤔

[@JesseMartinez-cm7tl]

You would think there would be a straw like mouth piece one could bite down on to breath incase water did fill up the helmet for at least long enough to remove.

[@Mark5mith]

That seems like too good of an idea, you would think though, drowning in a space helmet wouldn't be nice.

[@Atheist66644]

the pool walks sprung a leak

[@agilamaharlikaPH]

This is happening very often and they still arent making new ones

[@busterhikney6936]

BECAUSE THE OLD ONES WERE NEVER USED IN SPACE SLEEPLE WAKE UP

[@stephenmac3105]

They really need to fix this problem. I mean come on, it's getting beyond a joke now

[@keithdunn762]

I haven't done my homework on this so, can someone please tell me how did water leak into the astronauts suit/ helmet in space?

[@jmchdjaimerporkpuedolol3681]

They have water in compartments of the suit for drinking and thermal control

[@JeDefedge]

He pissed himself. Just kidding. The are under water cause they cant go into "space" NASA started as an nautical agency. Faking space trips is way more lucrative.

[@keithdunn762]

@@jmchdjaimerporkpuedolol3681 Thanks! I was leaning towards the thermal control part at least but, I didn't want to assume.

[@keithdunn762]

@@JeDefedge Lol Lol, thanks but, that whole rumor NASA starting as a ocean exploration unit is false. Trust me, I did look into that when I first heard the rumor.

[@toxicgracie3772]

@@keithdunn762 Spacewalks are usually 6-8 hour ventures and are physically demanding. So water is clearly needed. Not to mention the cooling.

[@adem9g]

That because they are not in space, but in pools of water 😁👍

[@notanymore9471]

So how does the suit withstand vacuum?

[@andymckelvey2873]

It doesn’t 😉

[@tsmeduri]

He has never been to space. All spacewalks are filmed in Texas at the Johnson Space Center Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory. Inside of an enormous very deep pool resides the real ISS. Any footage you see of astronauts "floating in zero g" is footage from the inside of massive commercial jets that do parabolic maneuvers in the air to simulate zero gravity. Some of these planes even look like the inside of the ISS. There was an astronaut that had an accident in space, his helmet filled with water during a space walk. Right after NASA scrapped spacewalks for years. Guess they had to do damage control and try to explain away how this is possible in the vacuum of space.

[@Atheist66644]

you know to much a team has been sent to neutralize you

[@CY3ER]

Man, just think about how water behaves in 0G and how a small bit of water could be a huge issue.

[@ABs70nova]

How about we start funding nasa better and we can be having space suits on Mars in ten years

[@faith4freedom76]

The God fearing, Freedom loving citizens didn't pay for humans to waste fake man made $ to leave earth......so how is this breaking news again?

[@SixSpeedCoup]

Rather fund Elon Musk!

[@naptime_riot]

Who is "we?" You aren't going anywhere, and neither am I, and neither are the billions of other people on this planet. Maybe "we" could take some of our money and terraform Earth for ourselves first. Earthlings can't even solve their own global crises, and now people are excited to pay untold sums to go terraform Mars so the rich can escape there once they've used this planet up? Madness. How about id if they think there is oh-so-much money to be made in space, that they pay to go out and get it? Why are we paying for it? How about some food, and jobs and housing? How about public transit? How about schools? I am tired of subsidizing Elon's idiotic projects.

[@danwright1794]

A B note loss of interest for Ukraine. Eye of Sauron directs us to space ? Lol

[@toniwilson6210]

Definitely a responsible way to spend money right now.

[@danielheng501]

When you hear that those space suits are decade old. Sounds 🤮. Imagining it was worn by many over and over.

[@spacexcrazy9348]

Quit being a wuss they drink each other’s recycled PeePee.

[@topnineshow]

The fact that those suits were built so many years ago means they started working on them many more years earlier. Can't wrap my head around why they wouldn't have something they can manufacture before 2025 🤔🤔.

[@ragusaf]

suspicious indeed.

[@Sindrake]

Cooling tubes? IN space,.. Where temps are -0 .. cooling tubes...... in the vacuum of space??????

[@nomads5red]

@@Sindrakeexactly!!

[@shikniwho7215]

@@Sindrake they are not in space, everyone know they are in low orbit, which can get to 250° F

[@Elevator829]

they need to have some kind of fail safe for leaks so that if it does leak, it leaks into some other part of the suit. Anything going into the helmet is dangerous territory. GET NEW SUITS

[@unfocusedsenior8002]

Geeezzz folks … You could pay 10 million for a toilet seat, and not pay for an upgraded suit.

[@NikiSaraswati]

Are they in a pool?

[@mauricegold9377]

Er, no. Just in case you weren't paying attention, these suits are designed to work in the vacuum of space, in orbit with the ISS. They have lots of layers, to help provide protection from micrometeorites, and to help with mobility of hands and arms to wield tools during space walks, and to keep the intense sunlight from hearing the suit too much, during the time the ISS is in daylight, and keeping the astronaut warm and comfortable when the ISS is in the Earth's shadow. But the astronauts bodies generate lots of heat, so the suits are cooled with water in a vest with lots of water-channels. This water is then evaporated to space, after circulating around their bodies, and going through hear-exchangers in the back-pack, which helps keep the astronaut comfortable for hours. But when a leak develops in micro-gravity gravity, the water-drops just float around inside the suit, and if they are in the helmet, there is a grave danger of the astronaut breathing them in and drowning. Obviously they can't take the helmet off. These suits are an old design, and used a lot. There is an urgent need for new ones, but all the new designs so far have been rejected. NASA has wasted 420 million dollars on these new designs which have been rejected. New ones will be needed in 2025-26 for the Artemis moon-landing missions anyway. Apakah lebih jelas sekarang?

[@mushihimesarna728]

Of course they are.

[@ZenHolisticFitness]

Bro it’s water!!!

[@davebar2017]

It's made at Spacely Sprockets usually qqualityy

[@clivesmith9377]

"Glad everyone's ok", said the pissing Alien: "Sorry! I was just marking my territory."

[@DrFross09]

Bruh why the hell is everything we bring to outer space seem to be held together by duck tape?

[@andreamadden9153]

1 Fross09 Fuk what you saying it here 😠 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIvSdGRsqMqEd8U Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 😠 5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😠😠 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer

[@DownTheRabbitHoleWeG0]

Because it’s fake. Filmed in a Hollywood basement. Stanley Kubrick knows. They are literally in a pool underwater 😂😂NASA DECEIVES. NASA LITERALLY MEANS DECEIVE IN HEBREW 🤦‍♂️

[@DrFross09]

@@DownTheRabbitHoleWeG0 so what am I seeing when they launch a rocket into outer space?

[@DownTheRabbitHoleWeG0]

@@DrFross09 good question. Your seeing a rocket curve as it reaches the firmament.

[@DrFross09]

@@DownTheRabbitHoleWeG0 you’re*

[@thirdreplicator]

What color was the water?

[@vulkunvision]

0:33 This is all you need to hear.

[@LuciFeric137]

Thats happened several times now.

[@lloydjones8844]

😂 green screen won’t save u from drowning

[@joebanks3698]

NASA: We won't fix something until somebody dies.

[@nba1942]

1 Joe Banks Fuk what you saying it here 😠 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIvSdGRsqMqEd8U Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 😠 5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😠😠 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer

[@Zokiki]

where did that water come from?

[@101spacecase]

water will find a way much harder to keep out harder then air for sure

[@yamum3845]

Probably a good idea hate to see him try without a sealed helmet

[@oksyar]

While my $800 phone is ip68 and can go swimming, NASA's multimillion dollar suit leaking is really embarrassing

[@experimental9527]

will they put emergency breathing apparatus in the new space suites?

[@divakarhosamani2870]

Astronaut space walking with torn suit never realised. Space walk everyone should try. Its not deadly.

[@Catholic_Fiat33]

It's because they are walking in an underwater studio, while trying to convince the public that they are walking in zero gravity space. It's pathetic at this point

[@rozeyrose392]

It's pathetic that you think they filmed and edited thousands of hours of footage with green screen or CGI, hiding all the water and bubbles in order to fool billions of people for decades, but then decide to tell everyone about the water leaking into the suit. Don't you see how nonsensical that would be?

[@Catholic_Fiat33]

@@rozeyrose392 I know how it feels to have your dreams shattered. They do it for the billions of dollars in funding. Mankind in many ways resembles a giant piece of 💩 (btw there are leaked videos where you can see bubbles around "astronauts", just look it up)

[@ofthewaytruthandlight1320]

It is lunacy laboring so hard to maintain a lie. God have mercy on their souls.

[@gracetruthandlight]

​@@rozeyrose392right. It's insane to think the government would ever lie for money

[@rozeyrose392]

@@gracetruthandlight No, it's insane to not understand that water is one of the most common cooling agents and sometimes water leaks. But you probably didn't know that seeing as you're not very bright.

[@TienDuong1997]

Nearly 2023 and the space suit is uncomfortable . They need to upgrade new suit that more flexible and thinner 🤔

[@terrenceterringtonvii5176]

Very surprised they havent updated the suits

[@77kingbob]

Watch the next spacesuit be futuristic looking

[@Yman83464z]

Why not design the suits with an emergency Breathing Tube that can be deployed by an external lever to move it closer to the mouth?

[@sir.joshuarane.doebler3762]

I mean, Space Helmet seal’s are just so important though?

[@Mason00g]

So yall just not going to ask where the water came from???BRUH

[@rozeyrose392]

Water from cooling system. Did you not watch the video? BRUH

[@reefread1234]

The cooling sytem that uses the worst fluid for temperature stabilazation but really good for that floating effect ?

[@poggyfroggy4156]

@@reefread1234 ?

[@AllMightSage]

could trying to suck in the water help?(drinking it, if close enough to mouth)

[@nickonickster1]

The tips of her hair were pointing downward?

[@corinnahelm6135]

Where did that silly water come from lol. And, hair would go up, not back and up. 😆😆

[@truthawakes1698]

So are they in the ocean or space? is there water in space??

[@JohnHazenhousen]

🤦‍♂️

[@carerforever2118]

Didn't you hear what she said? She said the water was from a cooling tube.

[@lfeb]

Crazy

[@LordVader5738]

Smart move NASA. You got ancient space suits, and instead of working on a replacement you put money towards SLS. You guys are wild as hell.

[@rustyshackleford6693]

Not the first time

[@lilmamasomeanlovedymond5416]

Bullshyt! Get outta the pool!

[@evanrutherfordlazyahole9079]

I believe they discovered it was a tear in the glove.

[@7James77]

Which means it was fron water outside 😂 but but they are in sppppaaaccceee

[@divakarhosamani2870]

We have duck back raincoat here stronger than space suit costs 500rs. Tears only by scissor. Not meteors.

[@devilboi3945]

Bro almost drowned like in the movie LIFE

[@elcoqui6673]

I thought SPACE WAS REALLY COLD SO WHY HAVE COOLING TUBES😮😮😮 I GUESS SPACE IS NOT EMPTY, ITS FULL OF WATER😂😂😂

[@dustintaylor1928]

THEYRE UNDERWATER

[@lostpony4885]

Happened in march why reporting as news now

[@mindseyeproductions8798]

Maybe one day someone will reinvent fabric.

[@LazyPicture]

Invest in new suits. If someone dies on one of these walks then imagine how much the program gets set back.

[@AryathePingoen]

Oh no

[@helzer.patrick4920]

Maurer isn’t on the ISS. Checked it on Wikipedia and it shows no Mathias Maurer. Im confused.

[@anonymoustestsubject5697]

this took place during between Nov 11, 2021 - May 6, 2022 Maurer was on crew 3 the current crew rotation on the ISS is crew 4

[@helzer.patrick4920]

@@anonymoustestsubject5697 THANK YOU. Would have been helpful if CNN also said WHEN water leaked into his helmet. Thought that this happened yesterday.

[@anonymoustestsubject5697]

@@helzer.patrick4920 Yea, I also thought this was recently but after I did a bit of checking I found out this was old.

[@greattime860]

Was the US moon landing in 1969 fake? NASA 2024 moon landing jeopardised because space suits aren't ready NASA spent $420 million on space suit development since 2007, Current suits worn by astronauts on the International Space Station are restrictive, haven’t been upgraded in decades, and aren’t designed for long walks on the Moon.

[@im_not_a_bot_4048]

That’s not water he just had to pee

[@MRMORGAN817]

Will properly take SpaceX only a few months to have one available

[@denooo127]

Kind of disappointing aren’t we in 2022?

[@TrueMobster]

We need a new space suit. Elon Musk: Hold my beer

[@moRaaOTAKU]

Exactly

[@lourivera2703]

It's funny I know one question water So space is water ???? 💧

[@mushihimesarna728]

@spawnerist you do know it's a swimming pool. Are you one of those who believe we landed on the moon using a tin can?

[@that_bloke_kiri]

that dude was about to drown in space...goddamn

[@danielle_pine9676]

They need new one. I thourght they were making more

[@divakarhosamani2870]

Did anyone try raincoat

[@jacobreuter]

Happened again??

[@alyassamih1800]

They're in a pool not space lol 😂

[@90zr1]

Your telling me they haven’t came out with newer better suits with updated technology in decades wtf is nasa doing 😂

[@dd4850]

Reaching areas in space that we never have? Do you know how much they cost?

[@90zr1]

@@dd4850 I know how much they claim they cost

[@ispreview4486]

They know it's a problem but yet are still using them when they know they're not safe. Hm