Speed of Sound

On October 16, 2015, NASA astronaut Scott Kelly became the new record holder for most time in space by an American astronaut. He broke fellow astronaut Mike Fincke’s mark of 382 days, and will extend that record well beyond 500 days by the end of his yearlong mission.
Kelly and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko are spending a year aboard the International Space Station, testing the limits of human research, space exploration and the human spirit.
Learn more about their historic mission at www.nasa.gov/oneyear
Music Credit Info:
“SPEED OF SOUND”
Written by Guy Rupert Berryman, Jonathan Mark Buckland, William Champion, and Christopher Anthony John Martin
Courtesy of Universal Music - MGB Songs on behalf of Universal Music Publ. MGB Ltd.
HD download link: archive.org/details/Speed-of-...
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[@smartereveryday]

Keep making awesome stuff like this! Keep focusing on the science of space exploration and don't worry about petty online comments because we've got your back on this sort of thing. Just today I was looking at some of Commander Kelly's photos on Instagram and though to myself, "Man... Scott Kelly is getting a whole lot better at taking pictures of earth. It's like he's got in the groove now and knows what to look for." I really like the idea that the longer a person stays up on station the sharper their space skills get. He knows what to look for and is getting better at capturing the beauty of earth for us. This video got me more excited about the science we're doing on the ISS!!

[@MatrixDecode]

+SmarterEveryDay Either you are paid to push mainstream psuedo science on your channel or you are a victim of the propaganda. NASA did not go to the moon, space is a fantasy just like the spinning ball Earth model. Your Coriolis effect video was pure nonsense. If you were a real scientist you would question and verify, rather than accept the ridiculous and religious scientism dogma of unproven theories that we all have been indoctrinated with.

[@azlhiacneg]

+SmarterEveryDay YEAH DESTIN!!! (I'm not as good as the haters at getting people pumped... Sorry...)

[@MatrixDecode]

***** I´m glad my comment had an affect on at least one of the hopelessly indoctrinated.You are living in a dream world celebrating being abused by your masters. You are a slave. Wake up!

[@Afrobomination]

+Matrix Decode Wait...do you seriously think the world is flat?

[@MatrixDecode]

Afrobomination It´s provably flat. There is no measurable curvature anywhere. You can do experiments across water to prove this. Water always levels out, the salt flats of Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia prove this. The horizon is always flat and keeps rising to eye level at high altitude which would not happen on a sphere. Planes do not constantly adjust their nose down to compensate for curvature.There are many more proofs for a flat earth whereas there are NO proofs for a spinning ball. Research it and discover how we have been lied to, especially by NASA with their fake images and missions.

[@hothothotmale]

So many uneducated comments. WTF? This is the next step of discovery and humanity should be excited.

[@LordRollo]

+hothothotmale NASA are raping Humanity, that means you Friend

[@EMMANUSSI]

+LordRollo lol, could you elaborate or are you just a bot? ^^

[@vitiare]

+LordRollo You trolls are so lost. Do you also believe the earth is flat?

[@icyDRFT]

+LordRollo Even if NASA's soul purpose was to 'rape humanity', they wouldn't get very far, they have barely any funding for a US government organisation, it's sad really.

[@Jinn99]

At 3:02 where all the crew members were eating together made me smile. It's pretty cool how far humanity has come! Thank you for this video!

[@MrBudPuphin]

Some how it took me exactly three minutes and two seconds to read down to your comment. looked up yo see free falling hotdogs. kudos!

[@abdo6059]

same

[@abdo6059]

those area carrots btw

[@SaylorTwiftDeutsch]

Oh boy. This is so cool! Seeing this, I realize once again how much potential is wasted waging wars and fighting unnecessary, petty conflicts. How or why humankind isn't striving to expand our frontiers and instead prefers killing itself is beyond me.

[@SaylorTwiftDeutsch]

Roq Truthseeker​ Oh God, it's one of you idiots. 

[@trevorthompson6155]

+EddieBee83 huh?

[@tygorton]

+Trevor Thompson HOLyPumgun is responding to a post that has been deleted by NASA for questioning the validity of their "science". There is definitely some irony here.... if one has the intelligence to discover it.

[@SaylorTwiftDeutsch]

Ty Gorton No, actually I deleted those posts because they were idiotic, fear mongering, unscientific garbage and because they belittled the hard work of hundreds of people of dozens of countries based on nothing whatsoever. Since this video and this comment in particular seems to attract a whole bunch of idiots like you who make any rational discussion impossible, I will disable replies to my comment. It's a really sad sight that there are so many people who refuse to use their brain when thinking.

[@LPFR52]

Hey NASA, just here to say keep it up! The trolls will disappear with time but the people truly passionate about science, technology, and space will always be here to stay.

[@MichielHaisma]

+Jamie Li Science will prevail!

[@nottiredofwinning3736]

+Michiel Haisma Science isn't a cult you believe in. It is a process of observation, research, and experimentation. People who observe anomalies in NASA videos and choose to research them are not anti-Science. People who blindly believe everything they are told by a government institution that has its origins in Nazi Germany (Operation Paperclip) are anti-Science.

[@MichielHaisma]

+Bartolomeo Vanzetti People who believe in science grab a telescope and see the ISS fly by overhead. Hello commander!

[@nottiredofwinning3736]

+Michiel Haisma Just because you can see something in the sky that looks like the ISS, doesn't mean the videos NASA release are legitimate. You can't see the "commander" with a telescope from Earth.

[@niknikbik]

+Bartolomeo Vanzetti there are many ways that would satisfy 'knowing' whether or not they're up there, the problem is you would accept literally none of them. Why should anyone waste their time on ignorance.

[@braydonwright1371]

Hey Mr. Scott Kelly :) You're one of my biggest heros. I hope to be in similar shoes one day! Thank you for everything.

[@MichielHaisma]

+Braydon Wright True that!

[@braydonwright1371]

+THE GOLDMINE OF LOST CULTURE , thanks for the support! He really is a true American hero :) there's no one better i can imagine to help prepare us for our #JourneyToMars !

[@LordRollo]

+Braydon Wright Yep "Biggest" and "Fattest" Heroes , How is Scott Kelly the Best of the Best, He's Over Weight getting towards obese, He's bow legged (watch him walk in the vid), He needs spectacles to see, Serioulsy Scott "Goofy" Kelly should be riding a scooter @ Walmart with his goofy brother and goofy Gabby, Wake up people Kelly is connected and Space is Fake. Grow Up.

[@neilbarstad4403]

+Jesus Christ Have you ever asked yourself what Jesus would say if you asked him if the earth is a ball?

[@trevorthompson6155]

+LordRollo lol space is fake? so... what happens if you look up?

[@tuukkaapaja]

Seems like a troll factory has striked to this comment section. Keep going NASA

[@LordRollo]

+Tuukka Apaja NASA are raping Humanity, that means you Friend

[@WTFungus]

+dunarch They are anti-social basement-dwellers just being contrary because they fancy themselves "edgy".

[@nottiredofwinning3736]

+dunarch Since the 50's we've been able to bounce signals off the ionosphere to send signals to the other side of the planet. Have you heard of the Transatlantic Communication Cable? Look it up. Satellites are unnecessary, we have Earth-based technology that allow us to send signals world-wide without the use of satellites. Even cell phones won't work unless local cell phone towers triangulate your exact location - this is all done without GPS.

[@tybateignfield2113]

+Bartolomeo Vanzetti Uh-huh. What about Satphones? Microwaves don't bounce off the Ionosphere - they require satellites to function, hence the name.

[@10honeybeeautiful100]

I love the video clips of the earth at night. My favorite videos are the ones where they grow plants.

[@smartereveryday]

+10honeybeeautiful100 Me too. Learning how to grow plants with limited soil and water resources is super hardcore science. It helps us figure out how to grow more efficient crops here on earth!

[@ZakMacDougall]

+10honeybeeautiful100 I'm really curious as to how they taste compared to Earth grown lettuce. Have they made a time lapse video of them growing plants? Because Scott needs to get on that.

[@Dom-nn1kg]

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[@GeofDumas]

Seriously amazing imagery

[@warrenbrodsky7409]

Something about seeing Earth as a single planet as opposed to a group of divided and warring nations gives me hope that we can transcend our differences and achieve peace. These astronauts put their lives on the line and the work they do not only furthers our understanding of the cosmos but also of ourselves.

[@rjviereckl1321]

Scott Kelly, you probably don't remember, but when you were answering questions via twitter and answered my tweet was one of the best days I've had, I'm still happy about it months later. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@MattPalka]

Scott Kelly, thank you all you are doing for space exploration and science and even watering the seeds of future astronauts.

[@hrcnhntr613]

Unbelievable what humanity can accomplish. Keep up the fantastic work and continue pushing the boundaries!

[@MichielHaisma]

+Hrcnhntr613 With hard work and science we can accomplish amazing things!

[@nottiredofwinning3736]

+Hrcnhntr613 It is unbeLIEvable for a reason.

[@tybateignfield2113]

+Bartolomeo Vanzetti I hereby refuse to believe in your existence. Bye bye, Vanzetti.

[@07Dunka]

It's truly incredible what you all have accomplished. Keep up the inspiring work.

[@MichielHaisma]

+07Dunka Indeed so amazing!

[@mansoorhusain4860]

Thanks for the video. Keep sharing

[@Elbeetube]

Fantastic video. Off the Earth for the Earth. Way more people support NASA and SCIENCE than troll it.

[@spaceanomalies6950]

+Laura Bluhm why not question NASA rather than blindly support it?

[@EzekielElin]

+SpaceAnomalies What is there to question??

[@DeTox240]

You are the best NASA! Making my dreams come true.

[@Sal3600]

Don't read the comments my friends. EDIT: The comments seem much more positive now.

[@AeternWarrior25]

+Sal3600 What is going on? I am so confused. Is it for Coldplay music?

[@DarkstarNovembr]

+SpoonMan Some crazy conspiracy theorist called for an "attack" on NASA videos.

[@vidsfsx]

+William Davis yeah i think they are all retarded tho

[@Apoc_Revolution]

+Sal3600 These so called "conspiracy nuts" aka critical thinkers are smarter than you for not buying into their lies. It's better to question anything, even if you find out you're wrong, than believing everything they say and being deceived like you people are.

[@Apoc_Revolution]

CaptainOfGames You're deceived.

[@cllpz916]

almost crying here, this is so exciting

[@CobraDove1111]

I know, it's exciting seeing everyone awaken to Nasa's fakery and lies!!

[@outboard2006]

+CobraTube how did you get to be so stupid ?

[@cllpz916]

***** Give me prove and evidence that they are lying.

[@CobraDove1111]

outboard2006 The State indoctrinated me all through public school

[@CobraDove1111]

cindylopez67 I don't have to. The burden of proof is on the one who makes the claim, namely; THEM. Also, i'm not in the habit of believing nazis #ProjectPaperclip

[@MrAirpumpkin]

Can we all pause for a moment and acknowledge how cool astronaut velcro pants are? I want a pair.

[@The_stone_Philosopher]

I dont know whats up with all these trolls/truthers but beautiful video NASA keep up the good work!

[@LordRollo]

+The Stone Philosopher NASA are raping Humanity, that means you Friend

[@The_stone_Philosopher]

+LordRollo I'm not your friend, buddy

[@LactoseIncomp]

IM NOT YOUR GUY, PAL

[@calebmerritt8788]

SPACE SCIENCE MONTAGE!!! This is awesome! Way to go Scott, thank you for all that you do for NASA!

[@johnskinner1282]

So much awesome in this video. Loved it!

[@smartereveryday]

+John Skinner I liked that they licensed cool music for it as well.

[@johnskinner1282]

+SmarterEveryDay I agree. This song works perfectly in the video. Just so happens that I've been listening to a fair bit of Coldplay the past few days as I study for my FAA Knowledge Exam

[@smartereveryday]

+John Skinner Awesome! I'd love to know how you're preparing for your FAA exam! I'm right behind you I think!

[@johnskinner1282]

+SmarterEveryDay Mostly using the Gleim Online test materials. Outlines followed by tons of sample questions. Will learn Monday if it is the right strat.

[@OMegaTechnoTM]

I am preparing myself to be a NASA Astronaut; just in 11 years

[@Alex-Lay]

Those shots of the station moving over the earth are amazing.

[@briojaxen]

I was wondering. Where in space does the space station orbit, in relation to satellites? Is it further out in space, or closer in? I was just curious to know how close the closest satellites fly to the station. And whether satellites can be seen from the station, as there never seems to be any shots of them, during space walks etc.

[@MrAirpumpkin]

+Brio Jaxen (BJax) Extreme distances (in the visual sense) separate most man made orbiting objects as a matter of safety. A collision in space can generate a dangerous field of high velocity debris which then may collide with other objects generating more debris that is also why they are crazy careful about visiting ships docking with the iss if you watch a docking in real time you'd see they do it at crazy slow speeds... well slow relative to each other... As for orbits the iss is ~249 miles up relatively safe inside the earths magnetosphere. satellites meanwhile are all over the place some even use the iss as a jumping off point, but a lot of the ones with a tangible effect on your day to day like satellite TV and GPS are in geosynchronous orbits ~26,199mi up one doesn't simply look out the window on the iss and see these

[@jonasweidler2337]

+Brio Jaxen (BJax) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_Earth_orbit#/media/File:Comparison_satellite_navigation_orbits.svg

[@briojaxen]

+Jonas Weidler So the closest orbiting object would be the hubble telescope, is that correct?

[@MrAirpumpkin]

The ISS is closer than hubble. Hubble was placed about as high as the shuttle could go which in turn limited cargo capacity. of course even now there are numerous innovative cubesats slowly tumbling towards earth, but the ISS is probably the closest you can actually see (it helps also being the largest man made object in space)

[@jonasweidler2337]

Brio Jaxen this illustration depicts the order a little better: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/82/Orbitalaltitudes.jpg ISS orbiting at ~340 km, hubble at ~595 km

[@roseduffy4131]

Keep up the good work NASA/ Scott Kelly! You are heroes and the work you are doing is so important!

[@extracheez1]

These pictures are awesome. Lucky people to be up there.

[@LeiosLabs]

This is one of those videos that makes me feel proud to be a member of the human race and not an alien -- which I am not.

[@dom2428]

seems a bit suspicious that you had to state you're not an alien... You sure?

[@LeiosLabs]

Dominic Newman I am sure. Not alien. Human, I am.

[@DaniErik]

+LeiosOS "I am a normal human typing with my normal hands" xkcd.com/1530/

[@Confidential619]

All suspicious haha...

[@salvulcano802]

We are aliens to any living being in another planet or galaxy

[@carolearmstrong1972]

Found you via @smarterEveryDay and I'm so glad I did. These pictures are beautiful and inspiring!

[@MichielHaisma]

+Carole Carncross It is indeed a wonderful video, that shows the men and women in action performing science and discovering more about the universe we live in.

[@FloridatedH2O]

it's always incredible to see one of humanities greatest achievements. Scott Kelly and all the other astronauts on the Station are inspirations for the rest of us.

[@evano4578]

Please continue making videos like these! It shows off the beauty of our planet, and these videos can show what people can do given enough determination and hard work,. Thank you for such striking images of the Earth, and the Cosmos as a whole.

[@janiceleonard8132]

Ignore the trolls people. Don't try and figure out if they are serious or not. this is Poe's Law verbatim. Every recent video of NASA is being spammed.

[@SoReadyToGoHome]

+Janice Leonard Not spammed, but people are exposing the TRUTH. WAKE UP!

[@tinfoilhatter]

+Janice Leonard they are serious! the fakes are easy to spot,start with the 'apollo' missions...y'see 'a funny thing happened on the way to the moon' ! mark sargent is the next hasselhoff! or maybe project cassidy...f'real!

[@morganbarker7205]

+Janice Leonard not trolls...truth..seekers..exposing the trolls like cnn nasa. 911. wake up fool

[@janiceleonard8132]

El Hans In all honesty the math and physics of space travel makes sense and if I had to agree with just one thing about all of your agenda is that if there were an alien first contact discovery, I doubt the public will know for a long time. Again, I don't believe everything I am told. I research everything and I realized that there is no absolute truth in anything so that's why scientific observations are there to at least allow humans to understand. Politics and conspiracy is are too complicated.

[@outboard2006]

+So Ready ToGoHome how did you get to be so stupid ?

[@danjurma5257]

To watch the exploration of space from the comfort of my living room, it's a good time to be alive.

[@PatrickFlynnFP]

What an experience that must be. Keep up the amazing work guys!

[@KyrisTV]

So cool!

[@tomiz8487]

My God.. This video soooo.. I love it.. I almost cry.. The best!

[@4g632bnvd]

congratulations Scott Kelly on latest record.

[@CptFUBAR]

Absolutely beautiful. You all inspire so many to expand their horizons, even in the face of ignorance and hate. Man's speed to all you brave souls.

[@bombermckee686]

Great montage thanks really enjoyed it

[@TadyZaZ]

what's with "nasa is a fraud" thing? Where do you people come from?

[@AlpineMusicSchool]

+TadyZaZ From "moon landing hoax" videos

[@1xPurple]

+TadyZaZ Years of inbreeding

[@WTFungus]

+TadyZaZ They are just kooks. The internet is full of them. I just laugh at them.

[@Edt_dcs]

This is some dope stuff, for real.

[@DanielRomero]

Props to Scott on the long mission and to the whole team over at Nasa. Really looking forward to going to Space one day!

[@nickkickball2322]

Daniel Romero me too..Im bringing my yo-yo

[@r_____________________]

Nick Kucinski I'm not sure that would work very well in microgravity...

[@avaragecracker6986]

I would spred some chips all over the station and then eat them like homer simpson

[@nate6466]

This is fantastic. Keep up the awesome work Scott!

[@AkashMishra23]

Just Breathtaking, Inspiring and Gorgeous..............

[@erinmitchell2307]

My family is following Scott's journey. This is so Wonderful! :)

[@NYangryguy]

+Erin Mitchell I watched your speech at the isaac foundation. You start the reading of your journal dear god and continue about your unborn child. To the point if you really believe in god then you should run the other way from nasa. Nasa is a false religion. You can not serve 2 masters.

[@LRBeforeTheInternet]

+NYangryguy You serve your master through a glory hole in a Denny's restroom.

[@outboard2006]

+NYangryguy how did you get to be so stupid ?

[@bubblesses8046]

Awesome video! Very inspiring, keep up the wonderful work Scott Kelly and all NASA employees!!!

[@Nashenas88]

That is so beautiful. I wish I could experience that sometime in my lifetime. Keep up the good work!

[@benshircliff593]

this is really awesome. I love watching Commander Kelly on his Year In Space. keep it up!

[@Vairminator]

Scott Kelly is an amazing astronaut who cares about where we are going and what we can learn. Keep going Scott! We're all right there with you, cheering you on!

[@Youcanscienceit]

Surpassed Mike Fincke, now to pass Valeri Polyakov. Scott Kelly and Mikhail Koneinko well on their way to an impressive 522 days. Good luck, keep working and keep sharing guys!

[@PlanxConstant]

The exploration of space is one of humanity's greatest endeavors. Great video!

[@kablamo9999]

What an awesome video!

[@DrivenMind]

As a general rule, conspiracy theorists tend to disregard any information that doesn't agree with the opinions they already have. That position, from its outset, it literally the exact opposite of critical thinking. A simple litmus test to check this, is to ask any given conspiracy theorists, what information if any were it provided, would change their mind on a given subject; if their answer to that question is "nothing", then they can not possibly be engaged in critical thinking, because they are being deliberately closed minded. I agree with the premise that people should question everything. But the problem with conspiracy theorists is that they simply do not question the very conspiracies they believe. This is the very mechanism by which conspiracy theories become self-reinforcing. Any facts that might disprove what a conspiracy theorist believes, even when provided from multiple and independently verifiable sources; are dismissed without analysis as being part of the "conspiracy". This process inevitably results in conspiracy theorists only accepting their "facts" from other conspiratorial sources; once these "facts" are accepted, they are then regarded as being exempt from critical analysis, and the cycle is then locked into circular reasoning ad nauseam...

[@nottiredofwinning3736]

+DrivenMind Lol, you just described yourself. It is you who is disregarding information. You are disregarding the countless examples of water bubbles zig zagging upwards in many ISS videos (Cupola First Light at the 2 minute mark is an example). You completely ignore the Van Allen belts, the Upper Thermosphere, and the countless hazards in space from which an aluminum tube cannot protect humans. People don't believe NASA because they've come across information they CAN'T ignore. No one embraces the idea that NASA if a fraud first, then look for evidence to support that idea. It's the other way around, everyone who doesn't believe in NASA was once like you, until they researched it.

[@Johnchuk3]

+Bartolomeo Vanzetti well answer the question. Is there any information that would cause you to stop believing that the soviets and the Americans faked the space race?

[@tybateignfield2113]

+Bartolomeo Vanzetti The amount of time the astronauts spent within the Van Allen belts can be disregarded in terms of health risk. The van allen belts aren't a continuous radioactive band, they have peaks and troughs. Conspiracy theorists like to pretend they're some kind of Divinely-Ordained Doom-Wall. Even Professor Van Allen himself discounted the slander that the Moon Landings were faked on the basis that the astronauts wouldn't have spent sufficient time within the belts to have been impacted. Van Allen himself disagrees with you, and so do his theories. Radiation poisoning takes an exposure of months, not a matter of hours.

[@P07H34D]

+Bartolomeo Vanzetti The ISS is constantly falling towards the Earth. Because of where it is located it is still affected by Earth's gravity, causing it to be pulled inwards. It has to frequently adjust it's location to keep the station from performing a reentry.

[@DrivenMind]

+Bartolomeo Vanzetti If I'm honest, I haven't researched it yet, and I'm still waiting on one of you guys to produce a video about these zig zags; but if I had to guess, my first guess would be that the ISS has some kind of ventilation system for the various rooms which expels climate controlled air of some kind. So those bubbles, even in zero g, would be subjected to whatever breeze or wind was being pushed into the individual modules by the climate control system, and would thus move accordingly. For a bubble to zig zag, all it would take would be two ac vents on opposite sides of the room, set at different heights, for a spherical water droplet to appear to zig zag. If we simply assume that there are a number of various different sources of moving air in the space station, that is pretty much all that is needed to account for the movement of droplets in zero g, in the space station. Remember, just because they are in zero G doesn't mean the atmospheric forces of drag suddenly cease to exist. Also, when the ISS gets reboosted to retain its orbit above the Earth, objects that appear to be free floating would appear to move relative to the space station, as it was accelerated and gained altitude. Just my $.02 off the top of my head... More interestingly though, why doesn't the sheer existence of water droplets becoming spherical and achieving hydrostatic equilibrium not count as evidence that they are indeed in zero g? It seems like you focus on the easily explainable movement of the bubbles, while completely dismissing the fact that a drop of water has formed a floating sphere.

[@katkateuba9003]

Congrats, Mr. Kelly! It's awesome to see a beautiful dream come true. Good luck!!!

[@tecnockicken57]

Why does NASA Johnson always have the best uploads? :D

[@azlhiacneg]

THAT'S AWESOME!!!! Congrats on beating the record time spent in space, Scott Kelly!!! Looking forward to your return~ :D Oh, BTW, Destin from Smarter Every Day wanted me to say hi and leave something nice~ :D I mean, I don't know what I want to say besides this is soooo cool and I feel so fortunate to be born in this era, prepping future generations to go to other worlds!

[@hollashorts_for_you]

Ooo awesom iam very happy humans are gone to any planets to breavly iam proud of u nasa & space x

[@JeSsSe66]

Just awesome. Such inspiring stuff, keep up the good work!

[@TheLenmae]

This in incredible. It shows that there is not only science to be made in space, but space itsself is marvelous art. You guys show that space is more than a place to learn about ourselves and our surroundings, more than a refuge in case of catastrophe. I know, due to you schedules, you have more to do than to make videos, but please continue to do so. After all, it is not "boring" analysis, that get people fascinated in science and science in micro-g in particular, but inspiring visuals like this one.

[@serialced]

The world could use a couple more heroes like Scott. Science and reason, for a better, more rational tomorrow!

[@UserNotFound1001]

ALL WILL REAP WHAT THEY HAVE SOWN! Enjoy the consequences of your actions against humanity!

[@outboard2006]

+Servant of The Most High how did you get to be so stupid ?

[@chrisgd70]

+n0np01nt if you cant tell you are in the same boat...keep drinking the nasa kool aid

[@1DeepintheRabbithole]

+C.G. Deveaux please guys don't feed the trolls.

[@zakisuficiencia1364]

ok

[@WTFungus]

+n0np01nt Probably dropped on his head as a baby. Or maybe multiple generations of inbreeding can about for that level of stupidity.

[@djAnakin]

Love this video! Keep doing good work up there!!!

[@MrHeavyXD]

Amazing stuff guys, keep it up and make mankind proud!

[@Pugachelli]

It's funny cause non of these comments are going to make a difference with anything. NASA keep doing what you're doing (preferably faster and with more funding) I would like to see a plethora of space discoveries before I die, so thank you :)

[@MakeSushi1]

inspiring video!

[@SeanHodgins]

Its so easy to disassociate yourself from how unbelievable this is. If you just take a minute and try imagine how long ago a year was for you from this day right now, it can kind of give you a perspective of how unreal doing something like this is. Awesome work! Humanity thanks you.

[@miachavelita]

I missed the moment they launched thanks for sharing....what a journey!

[@snapjenk]

If youtube was around in the 60's this would be the most watched video of all time. Its a shame so many people forgot how awesome space exploration can be

[@AJBNamedAnil]

Beautiful video.. puts into perspective the journey these astronauts have gone through. Keep it up NASA

[@hoboman444]

Awesome multinational display of math, science, and engineering at work - apparently too incredible for some. Keep on keeping the US public engaged and we'll keep supporting NASA.

[@TheJo010]

What a motivating video, I am a engineering student and my dream is space. I have visions of space exploration and engineering of the next decades and i want to be a part of it.

[@austrianoak7622]

awesome video!! it's funny I bet all the negative comments are written by the same guy having just created different accounts

[@kernowed]

Thats a lovely CGI selfie Scott

[@TheTechFish]

Beautiful video. Thanks!

Coldplay. ❤️❤️❤️

[@bess00]

yeah

[@miraininsa]

Saibot ohhh yeahhhh

[@lavastage1132]

Glorious, have fun enjoying the null g force Scott!

[@pieterdc1]

Great video. You are my idol, Scott Kelly. I'm sure it's hard to stay up there away from your friends and family this long. Hang on, and thanks.

[@skitzy7776]

4:30 Im not entirely sure why but that selfie makes me feel very emotional. Its honestly the coolest selfie Iv seen. Its not the same old same old...literally out of this world. Its such a unique experience to be able to take a picture of yourself, and have the earth actually be your backdrop. Idk. Im rambling, i like it alot.

[@AsifJamil]

What a time to be alive to see and experience this!

[@bengarside1706]

Thank you for your selfless work in furthering humanity as a whole. Not many can say they truly work for the common good, although I'm sure seeing sights like the ones shared makes things a little easier! Amazing video!

[@TheSomeday42]

This video is excellent, Congrats Commander Kelly! You're an inspiration to everyone down here. I can't imagine being away from home that long, but it looks like a lot of important things are happening and you are making the best of it. NASA: Please keep making videos like this that marry the awesome visuals and are super fun to watch. Helps more people see and be interested in the space program.

[@barryewillmore2426]

Thanks for your love💝💝💝💝💝 and support all through this times

[@sebastianjezierski8450]

Beautiful video. And the colourful water balls are just amazing!

[@MrAirpumpkin]

god I love space stations they are like the ultimate in macgyvering

[@nikhil6166]

Awesome video. Space is getting more exciting than ever!

[@Jacquer68]

It's been a while since something reignited my childhood dream of going to space. Thank you, Mr. Kelly and NASA, for sharing this experience with we who will never reach orbit!

[@Mortarion6666]

What an absolute badass. Love the fact that NASA and Russia are finally experimenting with long endurance missions. Hopefully one day we can make it to Mars :) keep up the awesome work everybody involved :)

[@mikefrost9292]

Scott do you and your bro play the twin game with Gabby "Scripted Yogurt Joke" Giffords by putting on a fake mustache right before bedtime?

[@jedimedic81]

Fight fight fight!

[@elhans6379]

Fight fight fight!

[@fabolishus]

Yogurt, I mean Yoga, helps with down doggie style poses

[@tomkassan248]

+Mike Frost I...thi...thi...think...that I wan...wan...want ...to ha..ha..have a three...some with them-Gabby Giffords

[@FACEJJ]

Always love seeing stuff like this, truly awe-inspiring. Keep it up!

[@AaronFruman]

Thank you Scott Kelly for giving your time to the benefit of humanity.

[@orti1990]

Docking looks so awsome!

[@smartereveryday]

+Christian Ortbauer There's a lot of math going on in order to make that happen.

[@nicolasammaturoroger2229]

+SmarterEveryDay a lot of math indeed... Love your videos destin! Greetings from Argentina! Space is the final frontier 🚀

[@administrator7400]

lol, destin comes in here telling us that math is used in space like were all retards just to get more exposure for his channel and ad revenue. unsubbed.

[@B4brenda]

Beautiful video! The footage set to this song was magical! Thanks for posting this. I look forward to watching more videos!!!

[@turndowntheac]

This is an awesome video with some really amazing footage! Massive props to everyone involved with the program, you're doing really great things for the present and future of humanity! And congrats to Scott on his new record!

[@ViKtoReinKILL]

So inspired by the advances of our species as we continue to push further out into the reaches of Space. Thank you NASA and Scott for continuing to look forward to Mars and beyond.

[@markevens]

Very cool!

[@BoodaZak]

keep up the good work commander! we appreciate what you are doing!

[@LordRollo]

+Booda Z Appeal to Authority....Your Salute was out of Order Marine...Booda Z....Give me 50 Push-ups in Real Gravity Marine......SK can do his 50 in Zero...He's such a Hero...Gush Gush Gush

[@TheCreativeKruemel]

+LordRollo He has accomplished more than you'll ever reach in your puny unimportant life.

[@LordRollo]

lEaglE Fatboy Kelly belongs on a motorised scooter buying Greasy Chips in the isles of Walmart where I'm guesin you work...Space is Fake, Iss is Fake , You're Special to me, a special person, Your life is important , please don't forget that my special little guy,

[@TheCreativeKruemel]

LordRollo I dont live in america but ok. It feels like you are an big troll. I dont even think its worth spending my time on you. But I'll try it. Ill give you the ISS livestream link: www.ustream.tv/channel/live-iss-stream (sometimes the cameras are off) Watch the livestream 1 week. If you then belive the ISS is fake then you are truly lost. Good luck.

[@LordRollo]

lEaglE Goto Jeranims channel watch a few episodes of ISS watch, They show it's *ISS) clearly Faked, You're the lost one dude, NASA isn't your friend, NASA is a Global Theif, and finally What NASA does to childrens minds is truely horrific, Open your mind and Grow up FFS and then tell others of this monstrous Fraud.

[@joewat3896]

You're an inspiration Scott, thanks for giving us insight into your life

[@xvjk5007x]

I found this fascinating. Thank you for uploading this!

[@MiravusVideos]

I can't wait to hear Kelly's thoughts after the year in space (same for the Russian cosmonaut). These guys are really pushing the frontier for humans!

[@Fextended]

This video ist so beautiful.

[@kpb17]

Awesome video, those were some incredible time lapse shots

[@awoo_hoo]

I give immense respect to people who can do this. The thought of spending for more than an hour off ground scares me to death, let alone being off the planet for a year!.

[@SW-wu4jg]

Loved the progression in the video! Keep up the good work.