Testing out an astronaut’s exercise regimen

[@VergeScience]

What do you think is the hardest thing about life in space?

[@jormundaggrfarlier5010]

staying alive

[@Caurt.]

Drinking

[@AKAAndreas]

Loneliness, isolation

[@insertnamehere8103]

Hard stuff

[@batuhaninalkac9418]

Dealing with a regret happened 10 year ago before going sleep

[@kryziaa]

That guy just traveled from the 1985 to work in 2019. No hate just observation.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

If they did 100 push ups, 100 squats, 100 sit ups and a 10 km run every day, an astronaut would be able to survive the vacuum of space when being kicked into the moon

[@LEO-mb9dl]

XD Noice!

[@astorvialaw4980]

Have your like, Mr. Memestache.

[@soggysogster8038]

HOW ARE YOU ALSO HERE

[@kageity]

YOU LEGEND HOW ARE YOU ON SO MANY VIDEOS

[@tgvinfinite2607]

surprised to see you here as well lol

[@JLuke2600]

Fun fact: The NASA Space Radiation Laboratory in this video is maybe 10 minutes away from Nikola Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower site, where he experimented with the wireless transmission.

[@DimusTech]

I missed Loren's videos, nice to see this series continue! really love it!

[@MichaelRockfez]

If you’re inputting your closed captions, know the difference between “effects” and “affects” pls.

[@nonyllll1681]

We love a language Karen

[@Yathuprem]

6:51 You better watch for Artemis mission.

[@shiv1g]

Re-uploaded?

[@utahraptorfast]

Yeah

[@brianpeiris5261]

From the description: > This is an episode of The Verge’s original series Space Craft with Loren Grush, and we thought you’d like to see it here at Verge Science!

[@abhiravyadav6145]

Love you guys

[@Abhishek.Rana.]

I just love astronomy!

[@ventzeslavtchavdarov4347]

I lill make a 4×4 feet machine whit springs and bands only ,and they gonna become a strongman competitors

[@DexieNygma]

Why isnt simone doing this?

[@starlit_sunbeam]

Pretty sure Loren does all the space stuff.

[@zachrosales9089]

Couldn’t they use a bowflex?

[@Blue-gp3vn]

Yes, but the material would break a lot more easily, and as it became damaged we wouldn't get as much resistance from it.

[@roddycardonavalderrama9685]

@@Blue-gp3vn why would it break much easier? if they are constantly send astronauts up there just replace the equipment

[@roddycardonavalderrama9685]

@@Blue-gp3vn simply make it out of the surgical tubing material they use to strap them down for the tread mill

[@alypixar4690]

Great video

[@TheZeroButterfly]

There must be a lot of hairs inside of ISS. A bundle gloom of it having that many of people exercising.

[@batman_2004]

And fart mannn

[@levarmitchell3962]

I know this is off topic but...Loren is so beautiful.

[@88_TROUBLE_88]

Totally would smash, no question

[@aysagoogoonani1028]

Why not to be off topic?

[@BrogeKilrain]

what happened to our Mars 1 way volunteers ?

[@Lebenspiel]

Dead.

[@kawafahra]

They went into the water recycler, being the coffee of tomorrow

[@stardust3532]

Lorenita

[@tzwacdastag8223]

But, How Will The Exercise on Mon

[@VadimBolshakov]

ashtronauts??? ffs

[@batman_2004]

Lmao

[@FloofyMinari]

I lost

[@ninjanerdstudent6937]

I don't want to travel in space. I like it right here on earth.

[@aaditya4556]

I want to be a astronaut. What should I do now, should I apply for the air force

[@Blue-gp3vn]

www.wikihow.com/Join-NASA and www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/postsecondary/features/F_Astronaut_Requirements.html are good resources if you're interested.

[@Blue-gp3vn]

While you're getting your degrees though, you'll want to study up on general and specific space-related topics. I suggest playing KSP for a while to find your area of expertise if you think you want to go into flight mechanics. As for the air force, I suggest that you do not do that unless you have to for various reasons as stated in the articles commented previously.

[@aaditya4556]

@@Blue-gp3vn thanks a million

[@aaditya4556]

@@Blue-gp3vn you are changing my life

[@aaditya4556]

@tommy aronson yes I follow orders and i have courage to revolt

[@Fathimath123]

Ohoh..!

[@ANJIN-p4q]

Human's aren't designed to leave earth

[@washyourhands]

Well yeah, that's kinda the point?

[@CrimsonA1]

*haven't evolved.

[@mumimo3043]

so what, human also aren’t “designed” to use fire or be programmers

[@SequoiaElisabeth]

Once humans leave Earth they are no longer human. (Those living on Mars are Martians) This of course takes time, so just going into space for a while is not enough, though changes do occur as we see on this video.

[@laapapapa6388]

@@SequoiaElisabeth Of course they are humans... Why would their species change on the way?

[@Protonneutronelectron]

fhritp

[@ventzeslavtchavdarov4347]

Hahaha what kind of stupidity is this

[@aysagoogoonani1028]

Can u please explain more?

[@dustman96]

Weak sauce

[@beeniemen]

Where is god in all of it ?

[@rivermay109]

Thats a question for psychologist. Not space science.

[@Fathimath123]

Ohoh..!