NASA Tour Houston Travel VLOG | We’re the Russos Camper Van Life S1:E48

[@Weretherussos]

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[@richardquinones2959]

We're the Russos wow that is a cool tour dude you guys are awesome love your videos yum NASA coffee LOL🐶💜

[@MultiRabe]

We're the Russos Yes indeed! I was 9yrs old when we went to the moon, and my dad would wake me up at 6am every morning to watch the live coverage by Jules Bergman, as the astronauts got closer & closer to the moon! Im so glad to have been alive during that most historic period in life!

[@abhishekfoezadar]

Please buy a new puppy

[@abhishekfoezadar]

Love from india

[@guzzialfa]

Best behind the scenes tour you've ever done to date! Thanks for sharing.. I'm thrilled they allowed you to video the personal tour and share it with us.

[@timcombes9054]

Wow! That is surely a bucket list item! Glad you got to go and see the amazing things people are doing in space. God bless y'all!

[@andrewrivera4029]

I enjoy their enthusiasm but I’m happy right here on earth!

[@jrandyoutdoors]

WOW!!! That was an awesome tour y'all. So happy for y'all to be able to take that tour. Thanks you for sharing your journey with us!

[@montydanable]

Cool! I was a kid in the 60's so I love all things Nasa.

[@smoke09able]

I lived in the Clear Lake / NASA area for many years and this was a very informative VIP tour of NASA. Thank you and safe travels.

[@NicoVeenkamp]

As a space enthousiast, I just love this episode. Thanks for sharing this.

[@SenecaRaccoon]

This was OUTSTANDING! Thanks so much for sharing this! Your van is so much like one of those space habitats too!

[@Three60guy]

Thanks for sharing this. It brought back memories from when a couple friends and I who worked at a TV station got a tour of Cape Canaveral during the Apollo era. Stood under the Saturn rocket on pad 39, went inside the lunar excursion module (LEM) training version for the astronauts, and inside the firing control room. So glad you had a similar experience. It has gotten so much more to see. Thanks again.

[@leslieroldan4207]

Now we’re talking! Awesome video! Loved every minute of it! For me you guys are like a tv series (I don’t watch tv) I can’t wait for the next week episode! You guys have gone up a notch!! Keep it coming!!!

[@billybongo7968]

You lucky people,what a fantastic opportunity to see the real deal. Thank you so much for sharing. Fascinating.👏👍😎

[@l-bird]

I must admit, my favorite videos are when you tour the museums, amusement parks, air shows, etc.. That to me is part of the RV (van) journey/experience. Very educational. Thank you. LOL, it was a fair trade-off. A 3-hour tour in exchange for a van tour, why not, haha :)

[@LisaMarli]

That is so much fun! We did a detail tour once as well. The original Command Center was in As Is condition and we could sit at the various stations. I fully understood why everyone had laptops at their positions near the end. They had DIAL telephones and pneumatic tubes for communications. And lots of space for huge ring binders that held all the information for the space vehicles. Well it was built in the 1960s. For those who want to go, for the regular people, you can buy a VIP tour, which pretty much gets you to see everything (takes half the day). It's not cheap, but it is worth it. Kennedy has an awesome VIP tour as well.

[@Mistreal1]

Can I give a double thumbs up! Leo is proud.....!

[@0330sle]

Ricky Arnold, the American astronaut at the space station and featured in your video is a family friend of my co-worker. She just got back from Russia after attending his launch to the space station. Ricky plays guitar and has played in an astronaut band in Houston. A few years ago, a canadian astronaut (also in the band at the time) was in the space station and recorded himself singing David Bowie's Ground Control (not sure that is the name of song but you must know it). Look it up on youtube, it's great.

[@GnatManAllinCoIronWorks]

AWESOME,AWESOME,AWESOME!!!! I am Soooooooooo jealous! Thank you guys for sharing. Love Ya!

[@dougf94912]

Very cool tour! Good to know that the US is getting back into the business of transporting crews up to the ISS again.

[@joycemarino9800]

Well I guess this video make you guys "the star on top of the Christmas Tree"! congratulations on a great tour!

[@DnSAdventures]

Such an awesome tour guys! Really like how you edited and put this all together, very smooth, and very informative. :) Have a great week! - Shane

[@nukewarlock5926]

congratulations Russos's 7,000 more subs since last time I was here. 👍

[@allegrapickeirng148]

Such a cool video! What a wonderful opportunity!!!

[@kathifoynm]

Thanks for taking me along on the tour. I visited NASA when my children were little and we only toured outside. Ever since, I’ve wanted to visit NASA inside and you made it happen. Safe travels.

[@EppingForest304]

Wow... amazing, NASA gave you the VIP tour, so lucky 🍀

[@dorothymerrell6091]

My dad worked on the Mercury and Gemini space capsules.

[@neelammercado]

Wow thx guys, I enjoyed the NASA tour😀

[@colaw77]

That was my favorite video so far...well, one of them at least. I have been to Johnson Space Center a couple times, but the extra behind the scenes stuff ya'all saw up close was awesome!

[@Weretherussos]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@4blake]

Wow what an amazing behind the scenes tour! Great job!

[@dennisyee6715]

I'm jealous. That's on our list of sites to see when we start our RV adventure.

[@EagleOne49]

Absolutely awesome tour! I've never been to the Johnson Space Center. It seemed to me that you had unprecedented "one-on-one" access to all facets of the manned space flight program with no less than the Flight Director himself as your tour guide; not to mention meeting an astronaut! I'm impressed! Well done.

[@LovelandLee]

Best tour video to date! You scored on the personal tour.

[@edbenson98]

Thanks for the look inside of the Johnson Space Center in Houston! #WTR

[@judyjudyjudy9593]

OMGosh....how extraordinary was that! I drove right through Houston & never once thought of the space station....what a BIG mistake that was! Can just anyone have a tour, do they need to be scheduled, how far in advance to you have to schedule (is it is possible) & was this a "special tour" (only you 2) or can "other" get such a special tour? It amazes me that you can get a tour of the inside with all the mentally confused people that want to bomb everything! Thank you for taking us along today....awesome! LOL Judie

[@continuezdereverkeepdreami1429]

That tour was pretty cool ! Thanks for sharing. I was really impresse with the control room !

[@rvamericayall]

We’ve been anxiously awaiting this video! Tom says this episode was out of this world! And, appropriately, I just happen to be wearing my Johnson Space Center shirt today. 🚀🛰

[@Pamela-ro8vh]

Absolutely fascinating - thank you!

[@cheribrown7661]

And you met a freakin' astronaut!!! What a great tour! Thanks guys.

[@rebeccawoodbixler9536]

Probably your one of your best videos for me!!!🚀

[@debsbird8693]

Hi guys from the UK 🇬🇧 😊 just discovered your channel and we love your videos I think we are all caught up now 😊 love watching your adventures and experiences, we have a European A class motorhome not quite as big as the ones in the US but we love it.!love your Hymer camper! X

[@jenniferharris7633]

OMG, I'm at JSC every weekday and live about 5 miles from it. Welcome to Houston!

[@careaboutnature]

Hi Joe & Kate, One of your best videos! It was so interesting. Fill us in on how you landed a personal tour with a Flight Director. Really cool!! You two did a great video and the Flight Director was fantastic as well. Good job!! Kate, You look so cute with your hair cut growing in now.

[@ritabroils6339]

Who you guys, that was so flipping awesome!!!!😲🤗 To see the modules; what little bitty space capsule that the Russians are take three astronauts up and then switch out and send three.back to earth. Cool beans!!!! I got to see the War Room in the Pentagon in the 80's (like in War Games). That Mission Operations Room was amazing by far!!!!!!!!🚀🛰 Thank you for takeing us along and Thank NASA for allowing you a tour and letting you vlog!!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🇺🇸

[@trevorhinds2533]

Thank you for the tour it was awesome

[@NealNilsen]

What a great learning video

[@christen5042]

Definitely a place I will have to check out. I live here on the space coast and have been to Kennedy many times over my 44 Years. Miss the shuttle launches, especially the night ones; all which rattled your windows. Have rocket launches often but only watch a few of those. I enjoyed seeing the space station modules there at Johnson. Passed through once but next time will stop.

[@michelespaid593]

very cool! I got to watch the space shuttle fly when I lived in California!!

[@orreng]

Love that y'all are in Texas! Astronauts do star training at the Planetarium at The Center for the Arts and Sciences here in Lake Jackson/Clute, TX. Awesome folks. Y'all have fun!

[@houstontxdave6876]

A great tour of JSC. Loved all of it.

[@tedfarmer755]

We are visiting Houston actually closer to Galveston. Let's do coffee. If you have not been to Galveston you must do it.

[@kjonesy4142]

The Grands said that was a pretty kool tour, glad you guys got to go! 👏🚀

[@bearmerica6668]

Hey, you guys were in my neighborhood. Back in the days when I was a photo assistant, I was helping a French photographer and everyone we met in Nasa spoke French, even were we went for lunch, sadly I was the only one that didn't. Also, one time we photograph the moon rock and had to protect the rock from contamination so we were covered in pink overalls from head to toe.

[@Ken-dv9uf]

A totally awesome tour..... it gets two thumbs up! 👍👍

[@ChristiaanWelzel]

I really enjoyed your tour. Thank you for that :)

[@hermltvanlife1256]

Amazing, thanks for sharing your NASA tour. In designing a van build I think it should be more like a spaceship than a bricks and mortar house. Did you see any design features in the space station that would be cool in a van?

[@GregWorzel]

Great video! Is Joe gonna start saying "Houston, we have a problem" from now on when he's out of coffee? 🤣

[@kylehiggins3216]

Oh, aren't you just in your glory! Great visit!

[@skpjoecoursegold366]

thanks for the tour.

[@bigclarke09]

Wow! I always thought that what they do is very confidential.

[@gidmalu]

Wonderful vid! Thank you. We've done Kennedy several times, but never Houston. I'd love a chance to visit.

[@ikramhakimimohdhassan7276]

Wow. I really wish I can go there and experience it

[@flybyairplane3528]

WERE THE RUSSO’s wonderful tour, you being 2 worked out better than most, ,,, was there with a group of 40 in 1994, also had a great time, the only austronaught, ever met was Neil A Armstrong, that Wes over 15years ago, wonderful man, totally down to earth, would speak to you 1 on 1, another wonderful. guy is Dr Robert Ballard ( Titanic) and other UW discoveries, like Armstrong, totally down to earth. Russo’s another wonderful video, thanks.

[@MultiRabe]

I've watched the un-cut version of this video on #Patreon, and I have to say that, you two did an EXCELLENT job of editing this video 👍👍

[@jasonroberts7145]

The tour was cool!

[@PauloMurteira_MassagemPro]

thanks a lot for this awesome video

[@dianes4ns]

That was totally stinkin cool !!!! 😁Thanks

[@sandymarie921]

This was awesome!!!!!

[@veinuj]

Loved this video!!!

[@norriscoleman3141]

Welcome to our Home city Houston Tx.

[@MrRide2k]

Good one guys.

[@RwHenri]

Dear WTR, I have been a studetn of the US Space Program for 50 years and even teach aspects of it in my grade 12 astronomy and AP Physics courses. To have a tour by a sitting flight director of Building 30 and brief access to an active flight control room is just an awesome priviledge. Did you have an inside track to get this type of tour? What was the price? Did you have to undertake any special security clearances? Any video/photo limitations? I noticed that some of the consoles in MOCR2 have been sent to Kansas for cleaning and refurbishment. That room is one of the most famous in the American space program. It must have been a priviledge to even walk in there. Thank you for sharing.

[@sumphrey1977]

Great tour!

[@williamcollidgeyt]

Hi I’m only 11 but I desperately want to Renovated a van and live in it. I watch all your videos.

[@moejaime2654]

So cool !!

[@dalejensen5828]

Have taken the tour there, not quit the tour you had. Recommend Kennedy Space Center in Florida if you've never been, also Marshal space center in Huntsville, AL.

[@rhombus20]

That tour looked so awesome but also so educational! Was the tour you took available to anyone or was that a special situation?

[@richardmarple5079]

Wish I knew you were going to be in the area. I live 5 min from NASA and would have loved to meet up.

[@jenniferharris7633]

Me, too! Seabrook.

[@302firecap]

I am new to your channel and really enjoy it. I know the question I am about to ask you have most likely answered 100 times but I going to ask anyway. How do you guys get internet on the road? Also is it reliable. Thanks

[@garyalynnwilhelm3886]

How did you manage to get a private tour? Loved it - dry informative!

[@garyalynnwilhelm3886]

Should have said VERY informative.

[@spark-gy5pf]

Amazing Great Video

[@danmarkis3785]

Great video....

[@sunflower17k]

Very cool.

[@elenasimon1270]

Very cool!

[@jameshanson5610]

The real question is: how the hell does an espresso machine work in micro gravity? That is impressive engineering!

[@LisaMarli]

Espresso works on steam pressure, no gravity required. You just need to shoot the coffee directly into the cup, not depend on gravity to drip it into the cup. I use to run an espresso machine.

[@TomCooper]

LisaMarli the trick in microgravity isn't getting it into the cup, it is getting it to stay in the cup.

[@LisaMarli]

Well, they cheat. It's all done inside a machine, that puts the finished espresso in a standard space station drink bag. They show it off here kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmqXnHyro5uihrM And searching Space Station Espresso gives you lots of videos including the astronauts enjoying a cup.

[@23Michael23]

It is nice to see that. I tour I took I could not see all that there.

[@flybyairplane3528]

Michael Skinner I was on a convention to Houston Tx in 1994, so we went there, But was not allowed into active areas.,we just walked to a walkway, behind, but we also saw the old ORIGINAL rooms, etc, there were some active training in the pool.nice tour. That time we were there Tropical storm ROSA stalled out over Houston and dropped 20 “ of rain !

[@shamrockgirl2075]

67,000! Whoopi!!!

[@barbveenstra8625]

Wondering how you managed to get that behind-the-scenes tour?

[@seccat]

The Feds are going to bust you!!! For stealing that cup of coffee. It’s on tape @4:20, the paper on the machine clearly states: Coffee cost 15 cents, Tea is 10 cents

[@Midimoho]

Welcome to Houston! How long will you be here?

[@Scrambler85]

Not van life but very interesting

[@TomCooper]

As roomy as the ISS mock-up is, it does not show you the absurd amount of trash that has accumulated over the years. I'll take the RV. Teeny tiny living space, million acre back yard.

[@laurieneff4780]

how were you able to get a behind the scene tour at NASA?

[@JW-es5un]

Hello Russo's. Interesting Vlog/Video. I have a question for Kate..Kate Honey why did you have hubby buzz your hair off? I just wish you had left bangs. Just getting use to you new do..😊 Just my option. You are BEAUTIFUL anyway💞💖.. Just an older woman asking.. SAFE TRAVELS💖😇👼 RUSSO'S💞🇺🇸🚐👥

[@mitchellkiesler4376]

There way to many ads on your site.

[@davidbrickey5139]

That was an awesome tour thank you

[@Premchik]

Amazing!