ONE OF THE MOST DETAILED ISS TOUR!!!

One of the most detailed tours of the ISS from American astronaut Steven Swanson!!!

[@timandshannon03]

I am 41, and for 50 minutes I was an 8 year old boy again......Thank you.

[@gravitationalfool3190]

Tim Hartley yes, because space and space travel is just like Santa. A completely fictitious concept that only exists in ones imagination. Please search nasa cgi and you will see your space heroes fading in and out of shot, wire movement, bubbles floating from their helmets. Don’t grow old being deceived like I almost did.

[@timandshannon03]

Why is there always one idiot science denier that always unwantedly comments about idiotic beliefs?

[@gravitationalfool3190]

Tim Hartley dismissal without enquiry is not very intelligent.

[@timandshannon03]

No need to inquire about proven falsehoods, especially about anything a common 3rd Grader understands. Sorry bud.

[@gravitationalfool3190]

Tim Hartley I used to suffer from cognitive dissonance as well, so I know how your feeling. In order for us to develop, we must converse with people that test our beliefs. You believe men landed on the moon and spoke to the president on a land line. I don’t.

[@wilhufftarkin8543]

I bet there's at least one astronaut who returned to earth and dropped something because he expected it to stay in the air.

[@whogavehimafork]

Chris Hadfield the Canadian astronaut has said before that he's actually dropped coffee mugs before

[@509734]

Frank Borman who orbited the moon in Apollo 8 said that habit kicks in as little as just 1 week in space

[@hiitsmo]

After Scott Kelly returned from his one year mission on the ISS, he would constantly place his pens in midair and scare himself when they fall 😂 I saw this in a documentary that I believe is called ‘A year in space.’

[@shrekwazowski8199]

Mo Alsaedi his legs also looked disgusting when he got back lol

[@Coltondimundi]

Probably all of them did.

[@JacketCK]

"connects to the internet, which works 50% of the time" Damn pretty much the same down here

[@helpxioh9796]

Lmao

[@Coffeetime110]

@Auntie Mama I mean I guess we should have a better internet considering we're on earth

[@benbro4554]

@@Coffeetime110 well unless you are using cable for internet, your wireless internet is signals transmitted from satellites orbiting earth.

[@justaweirdguy376]

@@benbro4554 but the signal has to relay from servers to satellite to Earth and back up to the ISS.

[@unggoy8564]

Because he is down here. Space is fake, the ISS is fake and they (astro-nots) are all lying freemasons.

[@pilsnerd420]

I love the cartoony-ness of opening a cupboard and everything is floating around inside.

[@secondswell]

It is weird to watch a video of people smart enough to get to space to then scroll down and read some of the dumbest things humanity has to offer.

[@YounesLayachi]

xD

[@bryanworkman3902]

you mean like "does a fart propel you on the ISS?"

[@Biophotogenesis]

Think so? Just imagine what the people that couldn't figure out how to type in a comment section would say... ;)

[@incognitoburrito6020]

@@bryanworkman3902 Technically, it could!

[@mrjodoe]

ball earther high blood pressure comments :D

[@spectrecular9721]

That iPad's accelerometer/gyroscope must be confused as hell

[@vitor022]

iPad be like yo can you stop fucking spinning

[@Creek1575]

Does it even work there?

[@BRADYLA]

Jiether Secretaria Yeah but when you go on snap maps your probably displayed as a bullet lmao

[@Sp00kq]

Just disable auto rotate if that's existent on Apple devices

[@ilexgarodan]

The accelerometer and gyroscope functions were probably disabled before they went up.

[@snatchpro3674]

I always thought that the ISS should be considered the 8th wonder of the world. An amazing example of what humanity is capable of at the time. Absolutely great video. Thanks for this.

[@Dingusdoofus]

Snatch Pro it can’t really be a world wonder if it’s not on the world. Instead it’s constantly falling down to the earth, but it’s going so fast, that the earth curves underneath them, which is how an orbit works. SPACE WONDER!!!

[@frankenstein902]

Perhaps the first wonder of space?

[@Dpx1338]

@@frankenstein902 not a wonder of space not even close

[@sunlogosis]

you guys know what the spirit of the comment is, so why is there always some nit picker willing to throw a wet blanket on something. just go with it you friggin poindexters, geez.

[@sunlogosis]

@@Dingusdoofus only partly correct there. energy keeps a ship in orbit. it does not stay in orbit bc of the earth being round. if that were the case, its orbit would be oblong and so unstable that it crashes into earth. you make it sound like it would fall passed earth until gravity forces it to come back. that's not how it works. again, if it did, soon enough it would just crash into earth bc of the oblong orbit.

[@Tea_N_Crumpets]

I love how the ISS is so much more casual than youd expect. Never in my life did i expect "we're eating up all the breakfast granola so eventually we're just left with the scrambled eggs" to be a notable problem for spaceflight but i love that it is lol

[@analauragspar]

No se cansara de estar todo el tiempo boca abajo o de cabeza más sencillo por qué a mi no me engaña 😂 lo hace por el dinero que ya pidieron y ni modo de cabeza.... Como murciélago...volteen la pantalla y verán que es cierto

[@zacharylong7717]

all a Fucking HOAX

[@XaiaHey]

Is no one gonna talk about his casual "lemme show you what I'm working on" and pulls out a robot crunched in a corner

[@tapski1]

Exactly!!! I'm like, "wtf,"

[@jimmyfafal6607]

Went strait to the comments lmao was not expecting that

[@zachariah9037]

Minute plz

[@EvaLasta]

@@zachariah9037 9:30

[@zachariah9037]

@@EvaLasta Thx

[@lemagreengreen]

"And now we're going into the Russian segment which you'll notice is quite different" *accordion music starts playing*

[@kkhagerty6315]

eggypickle space Slavs

[@AGPZ2700]

.....and that was left for the last! Couldn’t be better!

[@irn2flying]

Quite different? It was a sh#t hole. lol. So cramped and noisy. Wow. That's depressing! It makes the other parts of the station look downright roomy.

[@ZennybearOG]

@@irn2flying you are a sad sad human.

[@llynellyn]

@@irn2flying In fairness the "Russian segment" is a lot older than the rest of the station (it's 35) so it makes sense it's design would appear so. The ISS is essentially a MIR station with a load of extra bits bolted on by nations who funded the program, as Russia ran out of money to launch a new station and so nations who lacked Russia's space station experience bought in.

[@Mastho5]

Still amazes me that in my day and age I can sit here in my room from my lazy chair, watching a vid on youtube... of a guy giving a full tour of a space station floating many many kilometers above me.

[@shrekwazowski8199]

About 230 miles up

[@drredstone7198]

Kkkk Bbbb no 450 kiliometers

[@shrekwazowski8199]

Drredstone7 he means the speed

[@shrekwazowski8199]

Kkkk Bbbb to be exact it’s 17,507.41 mph

[@amsd5780]

Yeah, and we're all a bunch of animals that managed to leave their fucking planet, that is just amazing

[@allfather885]

The view from the observation pod actually took my breath away and I could feel my heart beating hard in my chest. Seeing the entire curvature of the Earth and clouds against the backdrop of space. Amazing. I can’t think of a better word.

[@SlimeDisease50]

bro it’s a screen LMAOO 😂

[@graxxor]

@@SlimeDisease50 bro, you're a tard... LMAOO.

[@jared_slouch395]

Can you link me solid proof that's a screen? Thank you :)@@SlimeDisease50

[@George_Tropicana]

Imagine seeing it in person 😃

[@George_Tropicana]

@@SlimeDisease50I wish I had the ability to delete your dumbass reply 😒

[@Im-just-Stardust]

'' On the ground, they are the one with the real knowledge, again ... We are just glorified technicians. '' Astronauts are so humble ... they are heroes, that been selected among thousands ... They are a very special kind of human.

[@KlavierMenn]

It's because they see the Cosmos. They see it, and it is such a humbling view, the knowledge that we are oh so small in the universe, they can't help to be not humble.

[@SlayerofFiction]

Chris Hadfield when asked where he is from "Earth" I think that sums up people who have to depend on people from all over the world often, they never met before hand. They also have to depend on those on earth to make sure everything goes properly, a total team effort, opposite of what we are taught. I think the movie "Apollo 13" captured it perfectly when the astronauts had to depend on the engineers on earth to build a co2 scrubber from easily accessible parts on their pod. What an amazing experience and one we can all learn from.

[@Tilzl3y]

I could show you more than you no

[@maelstrom2313]

He's being honest. Not to take away from the astronauts, they're incredible people themselves, but the most valuable and knowledgeable people in the space program sadly may never get a chance to leave the earth themselves, simply due to the physical requirements.

[@akiraic]

they are actually just glorified technicians and scientists... he isn't wrong if you leave all the "special human" talk out of the way because I would go there if someone asked me to, you would say the same thing and I would be like "my first project will be to test how far my fart will propel me".

[@jasonrackawack9369]

I am watching a man in space on my pocket sized phone/computer as he casually discusses how he is working on assembling a robot for the space station he lives on. We totally live in the future. Imagine what a writer like Jules Vern would be saying about the future from this point forward.

[@slipstream9368]

Look back 100 yrs and look how far we have come technology wise.

[@algee2005]

oh don't worry, enough people alive TODAY believe this is all a lie and that we live on a flat earth.

[@leadgindairy3709]

@@b3n3_no no, there's just not a good enough reason to return there yet, if we wanted to we could obviously go there again, its just not worth it

[@DenDeath]

@@b3n3_no bruh you flat earthers think we went there once? how dumb can someone be, we went there 5 times after the first landing.

[@DenDeath]

@@b3n3_no the "Thanks you guys, you make my job a lot easier :)" you just said has no value so i'm going to ignore it because it's just to make people mad

[@td.i4632]

He describes everything as if it's no big deal, while i'm going WOW. Astronauts are probably the coolest people ever

[@Ironmike-f2d]

Not as cool as samuel l Jackson

[@Abhi-rc9fm]

@Jamie McCaughey do people like you search for this kind of videos to make this attention seeking comment beacuse i can't believe that this stuff would be in you recommendation 😂

[@jonathansellars885]

@Jamie McCaughey you are probably someone who thinks the moon landing is fake and the earth is flat. Gtfo you dumbass

[@GreatNewsVideo]

Actors

[@ChildOfChrist89]

​@@Abhi-rc9fmbe less retarded.

[@John.0z]

Due to claustrophobia, there is no way that I could cope with such a tiny sleeping alcove. You have my most sincere admiration. Thank you for the tour.

[@theliltwirp]

Man look....I get freaked out when I see scuba divers exploring shipwrecks, and the ones where they have to bring up bodies. I couldn't do it. And these people are in space ! So it's not like you can just walk away or leave the building when your colleagues annoying you or something. But yeah, I I have a lot of respect for people who put years of dedicated study and time into projects like these. My claustrophobia is being triggered just from watching this 😱😳

[@Renovarbiolife]

Looking at this closed and narrow space, i already started having shallow breathing....OMG..

[@itzshiestyboii7458]

FYI from a phobia is a an extreme or irrational fear of or aversion to something. Making it a mental disorder able to be overcome with therapy or similar treatment. Phobias are curable. Accepting them and doing nothing is your own fault. Sns.

[@johnnyjohnn281]

Knowing I’m in a large tin can hurtling at 18000 mph on a non-stop flight. Knowing that I could not go outside for a walk, sunshine and fresh air. The constant artificial lighting and hum of machinery. It wouldn’t be for me, and I’d feel very trapped. It would be awesome to take in that Earth view though. 🧐

[@windriver2363]

If I've learned anything from this, it's that living in space would be completely impossible without velcro.

[@megamichael4021]

40th like

[@Viscount_Castlereagh]

49th like

[@megamichael4021]

@@Viscount_Castlereagh your not the 50th like which means you suck

[@EvikeMVo]

When the World Government(s) mandate(s) that people may not buy or sell unless that person takes a Mark/Tag on the right hand or forehead then Biblical Prophecies of the Book of Revelation will have indeed been proven to be real !!!! I majored in the field of Engineering at Fresno State University, I know more than enough basic math, physics and logical reasoning to know the World is not a spherical globe that spins around its axis while rotating around the stationary Sun! I have been to and observed absolutely zero (0, none) curvature of Long Beach's line-flat shore-line / coast-line. I have also viewed and observed that the water-level of all non-edited, non-altered images / videos of all pools, canals, rivers, lakes, seas and oceans are all line-flat with absolutely no curvature! Earth's surface curve is roughly 7.98 inches in 1 mile according to the fake, animated, and edited Satanic make-belief, spherical-ball depiction of the World; if that was really true, anybody with vision that has a smartphone with a HD resolution camera display of over 720p would be able to see that! It's just sad so many deceived, brain-washed sheep think we live on a spherical ball, spinning and traveling non-stop in "Space" at the speed of 66,627 miles an hour, over 1,550,000 miles a day, well over 500,000,000 miles in a year's time; knowing that water and all other fluids lay line-flat and rest absolutely dead-still. I know the World is a flat stationary plate under the Dome Firmament, exactly as the Bible describes. I used to be a brain-washed, deceived sheep (that many people sadly still are) that thought the Earth was a very fast spinning rounded ball until I found out about the Flat-out Truth for myself! If you think the World is a rounded sphere, please observe and investigate the Flat-out Truth ! We are being deceived by the Satanic, disgusting, wicked, World Governments! Here's the Flat-out Truth: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roXJZnWqjaebrqc kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKHYpZikZcabhpo Please share with as much people as possible! The World/Earth IS indeed flat exactly as the Bible describes! NASA is a wicked, dumb, selfish, ignorant, deceitful Satanic group/division of the Illuminati / New World Order / 1 World Government "Beast System of the World"! The Illuminati are the wealthy powerful Elites of the World; they hide the true reality of the shape of the World/Earth! NASA is not a "space" adventure! It is the nastiest arrogant Satanic organization ever! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3LdeYGelsiKfLM NASA members are wicked, dumb, selfish, greedy, braggy, prideful Satanic liers!

[@itsfrediguess7844]

@@EvikeMVo go fuck off

[@NerveEnd]

Every time I see a slowly moving bright dot on the night sky, I think that there might be a Russian dude running on a treadmill there.

[@RoseGold1224]

Nerve End 😂😂

[@ily_as]

lol

[@Wormhole798]

Like a hamster wheel in space.🤣👍

[@paddor]

The ISS is a very fast moving dot.

[@ignatiusmanguma9206]

@@paddor :) 28000 km/h

[@Stolichnaya90]

"And now we'll go into the Russian segment, which is a bit different" *Adidas spacesuits casually lined up against the wall*

[@Charles-fc9gi]

Christian Stolichnaya *Russian hardbass starts playing*

[@ryredux6884]

Honestly it’s comments like this I live for. Both of them 😂😂

[@granolajohn]

Get cheeki breeki, my Gopnik friends! Love it! Laughed so hard almost fell out of my bed.

[@imageisn0thing]

😂😂😂

[@tomsonerify]

Carpets on the walls 😂

[@OgdenM]

I will always love this video. Seeing how objects and people actually move in space is just utterly amazing. I keep finding myself just staring at the iPad as it floats.

[@eunicelin223]

“The internet works 50% of the time”. The only thing about the ISS that’s a solid reminder of life on earth.

[@tomception47]

Thats a feature we have in germany. We dont even have to go to the ISS for that!

[@thethinkingbyte]

@Lord Vader LMFAOO

[@skrrskrr3241]

@@tomception47 fr

[@mushman3744]

You get 50%?

[@thethinkingbyte]

@Leo TheOrangeCloud LMFAOOOOOOOO

[@HumInTheDrum]

Best 50 minutes on youtube i've had in a while

[@KenJamesJr]

They filmed this for morons, just like you.

[@HumInTheDrum]

Takes one to know one

[@JackHaveman52]

Explains why you're here, doesn't it?

[@iscrabafish]

dude there are 50 minute videos about cats on youtube rethink it

[@KenJamesJr]

Checker_guy You sell-outs. Enjoy your eternities in Hell where you're going. You've decieved the whole world, but the day is coming when your lies will be fully exposed. you will burn in Hell in the future.

[@strangelpeaceful]

I just love how there are random laptops from all eras scattered across the ISS

[@jimgritty7064]

Can play oldie games on old Windows versions.

[@meatmissilef111]

thats back when IBM was still making ThinkPads and they were indestructible. They aren't worth replacing

[@oblivionlord1242]

@@meatmissilef111 anything like thinkpads and Panasonic toughbooks were great for space , some of the software will still be fixed from those old laptops. Remember! If it's not broke, don't replace it!! They just work :')

[@jorrgfromage9929]

won't they die of boredom ? it's like prison

[@TomyLobo]

@@jorrgfromage9929 I don't think that's possible on the ISS. They keep you busy

[@Im-just-Stardust]

When i'm discouraged about how the world is turning, I like to come here, sit back and watch the bright side of humanity.

[@romanianlover123]

Best 50 minutes I’ve ever spent on KZbin

[@RRzombie632]

Yep, me too. Amazing

[@squidward_tortelllini]

Listening and watching people lie? Lmao

[@lewisw1550]

spiritual papaya are you stupid??? Do u think the earth is flat or something?😂

[@sunrize-4952]

@Eric Belinc yes why would he lie its called a tour obviously they have to keep some secrates but he's showing us the iss which is awsome

[@rocroc]

@@lewisw1550 - at least you didn't call him stupid. That's self evident.

[@BushtreckBoosh]

This is the coolest thing on the internet.

[@Zeebats]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIDCgKuVma1jg5o

[@tomcoombs]

@@Zeebats yes so the aircraft the astronaut was in was in a zero g inducing dive for a solid 50 minutes.. seems legit

[@BushtreckBoosh]

@@Zeebats that's pretty cool too. Wish I had some reese's pieces to give ya, bud.

[@makerofgarbage5877]

Forsaken Pumpkin what you mean

[@yuurichito1439]

How to train both of your hands... if u know what i mean

[@mcjiprock]

This video felt like 10 min when it actually was 50, I wish there was more content on KZbin that is as entertaining and interesting as this stuff.

[@SchrodingerZX48]

What an incredible video. What a wonderful thing the ISS is. I cannot comprehend the complexity and the planning that must be involved to keep everything working. What a privilege to see this and the amazing people who are up there. What a view too! Beyond beautiful.

[@BlueBoy0]

"The Internet, which works like 50% of the time." You guys have Comcast too?

[@ALSNewsNow]

no, Windstream

[@breeze4108]

Best comment on a vid about space goes to

[@breeze4108]

Blue boy

[@Thaddeus_Howe]

EleGiggle so true

[@JaviAnt7747]

666 likes. Damn.

[@AkJakolantern]

"It's like camping" is probably the simplest way I've ever heard the most complicated thing explained

[@lhaviland8602]

lel

[@alohadubs7683]

Jackson S. Remember to pack a sleeping bag, energy bars, laptop, clothes, oxygen supply, airtight suit, laser gun (non-lethal, since the UN doesn’t allow lethal laser weaponry, the pricks,) and faith in God.

[@jaycalvnatn]

Mine is pregnancy

[@spicecrop]

What in the fuck is complicated about no rinse shampoo?

[@wyrmtung8700]

@420 Friendly Lol what? Why? Science came from religion. Many great scientists and astronauts are deeply faithful to their spiritual belief systems. They say Godspeed for a reason. A truly intelligent person with faith sees the advancements in science as empowerment to their faith. Small minded people get hung up on specifics of certain religion usually set forth by man half way through the life of said religion. Science constantly changes, challenges and rarely has a obtainable finish line within your life time. Faith does exactly the same. Hell our modern science is built upon the western philosophical notion that God built it therefore we can take it apart and see how he built it. Imagine if modern science was working off Taoism where it's more like it grows instead of built we might be having a easier time with the quantum. When Nietzsche said "God is Dead" he was right. The image of santa Claus in the sky is dieing sure but faith and religions by extent will never die. Many would argue science is the new religion or the religion of Atheists and Agnostics alike. Lol why would people who spend their lives trying to understand what they don't not have the same zest for answers in all aspects... especially spiritual. Many religions like Hinduism or Taoism don't even have qualms with any modern science unlike some popular western religions might. Science and God are the proverbial chicken and the egg. They go hand in hand, two sides of a intellectual's coin. Religion gave us war and science gave us the atom bomb. See match made in Heaven.

[@Scruffy72]

"I curl up like this, just like I do back on Earth". I thinks it's cool to be able to say that statement and mean it

[@cocoweepah]

ThatScruffyGuy72 Perhaps they ARE only in a studio ON the Flat Earth and you’ve missed the reason for lie$.

[@declanaverell1528]

@@cocoweepah shut up u fucking pleb

[@TheEric1203]

@@cocoweepah But then again, perhaps not

[@mat2941]

cocoweepah people like you shouldn’t exist in 2020..

[@cocoweepah]

Mat Your kindness overwhelms me. LoL Peace, ALL ways

[@peterthornton2396]

I’ll never forget being in turkey and looking up on a very clear today and watching the ISS pass over head. Blew my mind

[@Yada_690]

how visible was it?

[@peterthornton2396]

@@Yada_690 it were very easy to make out. I just happened to glance up and I were thinking hmm no trails behind that plane…and as I squinted I could see the classic structure I will never forget it

[@Yada_690]

@@peterthornton2396 wow that's awesome

[@zackarias-music]

Wierd to think that their roof might as well be the floor.

[@XAVR_]

They can use all four surfaces as wall/floor/ceiling... Trippy

[@theflamingflamingo5092]

Floor gang

[@q2lover58]

*Pewdiepie just got triggered*

[@Number_055]

At 27:17 you can see a laptop mounted on the floor.

[@pucakee8093]

Hmm yes this floor is made of ceiling

[@agustingiai8844]

Vacuum Cleaner: This is the only piece of equipment that doesn't suck on the ISS. I keep laughing at that joke

[@trey1531]

I love when he opens the food box and food packages are just floating around.

[@TrainerCTZ]

Just doing their thing in the box

[@subsoar5734]

And the sriracha bottle just starts making its way out of the fridge

[@brunochirelli6202]

It’s good for a milk shake

[@romulusmarquez6959]

It’s like when the apps jiggle on the iPhones

[@cooper2904]

What time on the video is that on ?

[@thefirebirdflock3440]

Respect to everyone who spends time aboard the ISS. Aside from the obvious dangers of being in SPACE of all places, the lack of gravity, odd layout, and cramped spaces is enough to drive me mad after a week or so.

[@thebirchwoodtree]

I love how he causally just "let me show you where we are.." *sets iPad on thin air* God it just blows my mind

[@ODST_SSGT]

TheBirchWoodTree what’s funny is sometimes astronauts sometimes forget that does not work when they come back and just drop things on accident

[@brohambbg]

Jeff Thomas I’ve seen videos of that lol. Too bad they didn’t actually go to space. I’m kidding please don’t hurt me

[@williamfields5044]

TheBirchWoodTree really

[@buntykaushik7071]

☺

[@andjelapavicevic4862]

I love how he

[@mykamcgane6726]

OK WhAT this dude showing around the ISS labs like 'oh yeah, Julie is over here working on growing lettuce, and Igor is running tests on vision changes in space, and over here is what I've been working on' and my gentleman pulls out a 6ft tall HUMANOID ROBOT

[@donaldlump7793]

lmao he said I’m bout to put legs on it so it can walk around the space station 💀💀

[@sidvicious6505]

Yeah this is an older expedition . It's a rather expensive waste of money. There are Two , 1 on the ground they test on and the unit on ISS. It's actually a very advanced machine built with capability of almost full dexterity and range of motion of that of a human. It was built and funded with the concept of Being able to be programmed to do mundane or repetitive tasks, as well with the ability in case of disaster. The crew would go to capsule and use its life support as long as it could safely stay attached. The android was supposed to be remote controlled or directed to Attempt to seal and repair enough so that it was safe for crew. The capsule only has a limited number of hours of life support own it's own. The designers made it walk and move like a human on earth. Don't know why . Possibly magnets or something . No one's ever addressed it . But for some reason it doesn't float. It walks upright and watching it go into another capsule is painstakingly slow. So it is really just a billion dollar toy up there. Another proposed original function would be to possibly operate all functions of Astronauts and eliminate the need to keep the station permanently crewed. But won't happen with the current model and The iss is already past life expectancy and will cease operations in 2006 with 2008 as proposed controlled reentry It supposedly has some kinda mild ai program to respond to verbal interaction. But about the only physical use it gets is when the Astronauts exercise . They. Will have it mimic their movements like someone working out with them. The NASA site has a couple good sorta mini min docs about it. The lady in charge of the project. Is kinda funny. She is very proud of her work and will bore you to tears explaining the what and why .

[@CuttinChris]

@@sidvicious6505 uh copy pasta? Its 2020 and the iss is definitely still up there manned lol

[@sidvicious6505]

@@CuttinChris I got cha. I am very skeptical about the extent of time the iss is manned myself. For a while I did not believe it was occupied at all anymore and had my doubts on its supposed dimensions. Though I know now something is up there. I have seen it after 3 attempts. It can be seen later spring through late summer in the northern hemisphere with a good set of binoculars. Though I still agree completely there is a great deal of funny business that is just too questionable. The official tracking website up until a couple years ago would place its current location in different locations depending on the location you entered. The live stream never matches its supposed location several times the altitude in released photos appeared to be from that of an airplane and docking and departure footage looked like underwater footage. There is supposed to be 4 to 6 crew members with only a few brief exceptions. But rarely are more than 2 seen and just about every single example of more than 2 has some sort of controversy. The fact that no scientific research has yielded any discoveries of merit in 2 decades. The space shuttle is credited with 100s of discoveries and advancements. The delay that appears to situational and various lengths These are just a few. Of my own reasons for questioning the ISS expeditions. However this video is one of a few that definently show a large facility in low earth orbit and that it can at least be occupied for periods of time.

[@NavidIsANoob]

@@sidvicious6505 I see the ISS floating past almost every night this summer. Same thing two summers ago. It's not a big mystery, it's there lol.

[@AlexTheOilersFan]

28:46 I've seen a few clips of astronauts aboard the ISS, but none of them have shown a view of the Earth. This is the first one to do it, and it just looks so beautiful. My goodness. That must be one of the best sights for human eyes to witness. Just incredible.

[@Wingnut353]

If I remember right there are some videos of chris hadfield singing with a view of the earth.

[@ocoolwow]

Yeah you are full of shit I have seen plenty of copula tours on video

[@EbuKerim]

Earth is not moving at all.... wtf?

[@ocoolwow]

@@EbuKerim Earth moves through space you dumbass

[@EbuKerim]

@@ocoolwow what about spinning

[@teresaharris-travelbybooks5564]

It's cool that he will admit that they can become spatially disoriented, when coming out of their personal quarters. Fantastic tour. I'd pick one object; that's fixed; so I could look for that object and re orient myself. It's also an interesting example of how our brain doesn't always correctly interpret the signal sent from our eyes.

[@Kenionatus]

I'm surprised they don't have the differernt walls coloured slightly differently.

[@JohnMcMahon.]

Imagine how much iPads he breaks when he’s home

[@7invader]

how many

[@JohnMcMahon.]

Heroinfluencer Seven point four nine five to the power of eight and that’s without taking a charger into the equation.

[@timothyxxxpaul]

He can afford it

[@Jacloch]

how many*

[@arachnid83]

@@JohnMcMahon. Heroinfluencer is pointing out a grammatical error

[@Frank-pj2tb]

"I don't have my flashlight"... accidentally clicks undocking switch, video ends.

[@Readsname]

Lmao underrated comment.

[@garrettmcphaul4178]

Yeah i dont think it was supposed to end like that.

[@ArrrExSeven]

Its okay, I see plenty of inanimate carbon rods to save them.

[@TheOhhhReallyChannel]

There is a moment...

[@Kompendium-tb1qz]

Famous last words...

[@Ben-gm1rj]

Anyone else who came from SpaceX launch and is in this astro mood now?😂

[@toasterstrudelfan1294]

Bob I have been riding an Astro high for *hours* and I won’t stop until maybe Monday? At least until they dock =D

[@KAZAM707]

@Miss Empress when is that? And yes Bob!!

[@Ben-gm1rj]

@@KAZAM707 Depends where you are from. From this comment, it's in about 4 hours. Just set London as a city in your world clock. When it's 15:29 (or 3:29 PM) there, its docking is scheduled. I think that's the easiest way to tell you because it would be too difficult to write every single time zone now😂

[@brosnan2406]

Literally just watched the martian lmao

[@kflaltoo]

I’ve watched like 5 space videos already

[@rodwynrhind5573]

Wow. I don’t think it would be a good idea if I were ‘on board’ as I would be tripping switches and pulling out connections etc by mistake all the time. The areas shown in the latter stages of the video get rather claustrophobic and not for me. Thank you guys for sharing this with the likes of me. I take my hat off to all these brave men and women working in the ISS for the benefit of all of us down here. Looking at earth from there may be wonderful, but at the same time makes one realize how vulnerable we are...

[@lowkey._.]

Yeah im definitely going to float around and my foot catches on the wrong cord 💀😂

[@hajotge12]

"Looking at the earth": In 2009 the cupola (de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cupola) was installed and all X-onauts say that that is their favourite place in the ISS.

[@tomasz1337]

Who is here after dragons launch?

[@vibrantdragon3123]

Same

[@toahau8374]

Sames

[@RSQUEENXX]

Haha, yup!

[@johncrowley2746]

Yepp

[@marckpin2091]

heyy

[@bixcegielski8933]

You could watch this video upside down and it would still make sense

[@Mob-es9jm]

Mind = blown

[@fair1831]

No, you couldn't. Look carefully in the round, dark glass thing that is midway down the screen, slightly to the right from about 38 mins 25 seconds. You will see the reflection of the legs and feet of some body walking on normal ground, no zero G there at all. Now, I don't know how NASA and other "space"? agencies with them do all of their deceptions, but if someone would give me $52,000,000 daily like, for example NASA get, I could make a darn good start.

[@L3raje]

@@fair1831 lol

[@bixcegielski8933]

Fair, they are able to have a presence in space because they get $52 million a day. They also have the help of 14 different countries to assist in anything they need.

[@JukkaOpe]

@@fair1831 lol they are feet of the camera man, and he used his legs to get closer

[@viditk9123]

It’s even hard to believe the amount of thinking and planning they had to do before building up this magnificent structure to almost all perfection in every way .

[@jm52995]

It's fake

[@granautismwargaming5403]

@@jm52995 How so?

[@alvaropina5618]

@@granautismwargaming5403prove that it’s real

[@Hofsjin4]

@@jm52995💀

[@casualbeaver]

@@alvaropina5618proof that its fake?

[@AustinMichaelDearing]

16:06 I love how the food packets are floating around in the box like they're video game pickups

[@stanfordcoffee]

Without gravity pulling in his face down, he always looks like he has a slightly surprised look.

[@darksunrise957]

I've heard someone say they always look stressed. I'm guessing it's in part because all the veins/arteries in the neck and head are swollen (Because the blood flows up there more easily in 0g)

[@rsrt6910]

And he's also got the "inflata-face" thing going on too.

[@vout2970]

Darksunrise I would say microgravity, not theorically 0 gravity.

[@cplstiffy]

@@vout2970 Correct, there is still gravity; they're essentially in a constant fall.

[@E_Rico]

Do you see any other person on earth that has a “slightly surprised look” all the time? Gravity does not pull your face down like that

[@robp4616]

I wonder how many tablets he dropped and broke after getting home.

[@robp4616]

@@Turnip_ Noticed that after lol

[@pali1H]

Hahahahaha

[@ryanhampson673]

You laugh but there was an astronaut that would always drop his pen when he first came back because he was so used to just having it hang around

[@TheFloatingSheep]

Ok so we're all wondering the exact same god damn thing.

[@lewiszim]

According to some accounts I've read, they drop a lot of things by mistake.

[@VigilanteAgumon]

Once upon a time, going around the world in 80 days was an impressive feat. Now, the people on the ISS are circling the Earth every 90 minutes.

[@kirkkerman]

Heh, makes one wonder, I bet Jules Verne would be gobsmacked if he could see this!

[@PigHumanoid]

Look up “ISS ground speed” to get a sense of just how fast it’s actually moving.

[@NuraCaicedo-xh2ok]

I think that it's totally rad for us women to have a pap smear and a pebblic exam in space. Wow🌎

[@Sleepy.Canadian.P.M]

so jelly right now. Very cool video. Thanks for the tour!

[@paulh7589]

This is amazing. I am grateful for people like him. If somebody offered me a free trip to space, I would politely decline. I just ate dinner, used my bathroom, took a shower, now I'm going to walk my dogs whith the luxury of gravity, and look up at the beautiful night sky while breathing fresh air. I could not do what this Man is doing. There is a spot in Heaven for Ladies and Gentlemen like him. They make our lives better in so many untold ways, however I am not one of them! This is fascinating!

[@BoleDaPole]

Hopefully they will have artificial gravity inserted so that you can visit one day.

[@flyingdoggo9887]

this comment made my day.

[@Simon-wb9zj]

I would go at any moment

[@tombobtail7706]

"There is a spot in heaven" Ironic considering where he is.

[@fluffy6628]

Thats cool dude

[@carroyoca100]

"We are not the experts, the real scientists are the ones in the ground" An astronaut. In the iss

[@mikeofmanymikes2630]

I'm just a tech......oh really? though you were an astronaut

[@cs1458]

I laughed at "in the ground" lol

[@tyynymyy7770]

It's true though. They have to have decent knowledge about natural sciences and engineering so they can conduct the experiments properly and mantain the station, but that doesn't mean they are experts in every subject. Most of the science is done on the ground as they plan the experiments, analyze the data and give the astronauts instructions what do.

[@joko3382]

It still is amazing how many different subjects a single astronaut is an expert in. It's like yeah we need someone who is a doctor, chemist, physicist, engineer...oh yeah and also we're gonna need you to learn russian in the next 6 months.

[@mightbedan3590]

Tyynymyy Not to mention they are there to maintain the station as well.

[@woag2098]

*Casually glides by the fact that there's a robot in a bag about to gain mobility*

[@phucanhell]

I know! What the hell is going on there? It looked awesome, but ominous at the same time, just hiding there. 9:19

[@travellingshoes5241]

Hee hee hee. I love that shit.

[@chetcoyote89]

It looked like master Chief but upgraded

[@MasterYoda389]

lol seriously , did he just say that the robot is meant to walk around the station.... is that shit legal !?

[@Helpimsloww]

Chet Coyote exactly what I was thinking as soon as I saw the helmet

[@lorenzmartincruz]

Hundreds of years from now this footage would be watched by students learning about how ancient humans used early technology to launch themselves into space to study how things work out there. If this comment endures time and reaches them somehow, then I would like to say hi to all of you people from my future! I'm watching this in 2023 while eating bread and strawberry jam in my dining room! I'm long gone centuries from now but I hope my footprints will reach your time.

[@tartaria936]

the only thing they will discover will be that SPACE IS FAKE AND ALL THIS WAS A LIE. watch 0:50 how sticking stripe goes through his head. CGI BRO

[@nikolaostsoulos9498]

28:42 as he was getting close to that window... Man I got the chills. I would just sit there gaze in awe and make deep thoughts until I got fired

[@juniperburnhamclark]

They just eject you from the airlock

[@SURFEAMORETERNO]

Difficult situation to be fired there. "get your stuff and get out"

[@algee2005]

@@juniperburnhamclark The 100 vibes.

[@RentalFlunky25]

If they fired him he would not be able to use the rocket capsule for recently because he doesn’t work there so he would have to call triple A

[@SURFEAMORETERNO]

@@RentalFlunky25 Or we would have to launch "Uber space" to help the boy.

[@syxxes]

"We're not the scientist. Hopefully the science is good." Sounds like me in grade 12

[@00Revell]

Reminds me of the song Rocket Man by Elton John "And all the science, I don't understand, It's just my job five days a week"

[@Voodoo8648]

This guy is like the most realist and coolest and most down to earth (figuratively speaking) person I've seen on the ISS

[@SuperBowser87]

Absolutely! I bet he would tell you to fuck off in a second!

[@too2realgoggle545]

you know nasa is fake, right? they're all actors. there is no outer space.

[@slimpandar3042]

Are you dumb or trying to be sarcastic

[@too2realgoggle545]

+Alex Olivier im absolutely serious. look it up on youtube "fake nasa". there are plenty of videos exposing these liars. mankind cannot penetrate Gods firmament, there is no outer space, its all Hollywood BS.

[@too2realgoggle545]

+mkbxtr44 no need for insult, just look it up like an adult. then reply.

[@jdlpro]

Finally a space where I can’t drop my phone. Amazing tour

[@nicolasgyselinck4083]

Yo what's up MTV, my name is Steven Swanson and welcome to my crib.

[@familiarparabol8279]

Beat me to it

[@redwarden4965]

No one cares loser

[@ayeeequanpsn5896]

@@redwarden4965 why comment then loser?

[@EGIwords]

Deserves so many more likes

[@davidmaverickmcgarraugh3049]

Haha! Sir, it is a great pleasure to see the ISS in such great detail. Thank you very very much for your time. -David McGarraugh

[@khoapham2764]

Honestly one of the most badass jobs on and off the planet! I’m sure we all had a moment in our lives to wonder what it’s like to be an astronaut! Thank you for a detailed tour in space!! Much respect!! And make sure everyone comes home safely! “That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.” Truly inspiring!!! 👍

[@DiggitySlice]

Hey you got the quote right

[@YorkerEli]

Russia is more developed and smarter than Amerikans.

[@khoapham2764]

@@DiggitySlice haha one of the most epic quotes ever!! Lol thanks bud!

[@khoapham2764]

@@YorkerEli I would reply back, but you can’t even spell Americans! 🇺🇸 🤣

[@YorkerEli]

@@khoapham2764 Oh im sorry, Amerikkkans. Does that make you feel happy?

[@spooder_jockey]

If I'd seen a video like this when I was in elementary school, I would have studied a lot harder at the science and math related subjects.

[@benbaselet2026]

Or you would have thought that for 3 minutes before the next video was BOOBIES!

[@robloxfangroup502]

Cheese Mage exactly

[@robloxfangroup502]

Im jus saying i notice he had on a belt, so im curious to kno if they are bagging wouldnt they stay up on space

[@benbaselet2026]

Jamario Fuentes Not if he pushed himself "down" as the do when they move around. Inertia still exists in near zero gravity.

[@punkhazard1531]

exactly my thoughts

[@DesolatorsDayz]

This is cool to see. I spent most of my time in highschool in ISS so I can relate.

[@joshsquash9917]

The ISS, where you never have to worry about dropping and shattering your IPad.

[@thebirchwoodtree]

Can't drop it on the floor.. Cuz... Yanno.. There's no floor

[@lezzman]

You can still hurl it at the wall in anger though.

[@stormthetemplar2893]

@@thebirchwoodtree The floor can be the, the wall, the roof and STORAGE SPAES EVERYWHERE

[@subie1019]

Imagine they got so used to letting go of their ipad, and when they come back to earth they kept letting go of their ipad thinking it will float “ damn it, this is the fifth ipad I dropped this week”

[@mfp5431]

😂✔👌

[@raftermanhoward1883]

The people on ISS are simply amazing. When Swanson does this tour it sounds like he's been there for years, yet they only do short rotations of a couple of months. They must have amazing training and be extremely smart people.

[@RagicalPlays]

Well they don't "just go there" :P They know each and every centimeter of the station through expensive training. And yes, the ISS and astronauts are just amazing proof of what we can accomplish, when we work together!

[@chrisshaw7328]

yeah apparently theyre the peak of physical and mental fitness, funny how Scott Kelly just looks like a stumpy fat guy, who ironically came back to Earth fatter than when he departed, how is this possible in zero G? I digress

[@colliecandle]

Yep, they certainly are 'smart' - at LYING and convincing fools like you this is reality !

[@dc4334]

colliecandle you losers really ought to give it up.

[@winnerandstillchampion781]

Yeah and they must have a high tolerance for heat considering the temperature in the troposphere is what 2500 Celsius? Thats freaking hot. Amazing metal and stuff we have too. Just like the rest of you I sure love NASA, they are SOO AMAZING!!! Hey fellow NASA fans I run a real estate company and am feeling so giddy right now I'm going to offer my space bretheren a once in a lifetime deal. My wife is probably going to kill me but what the heck, we don't live forever!! I will sell to you my 35% stake in the world famous Golden Gate Bridge. Only, $82k. The income alone is twice that but I have to release some assets for tax reasons. First one with the cash gets it!!

[@rescyou]

LOL the Ipad is probably permanently stuck in landscape mode...

you can manualy rotate it

[@spookyskeleton5179]

@ Wooooshhh

[@garrettevans9193]

@@spookyskeleton5179 I actually didn't get it either. What is the joke? Is it that it's ironic because they're not on land?

[@liamwood687]

@@garrettevans9193 no gravity to trigger gyro sensors.

[@garrettevans9193]

@@liamwood687 Ohhh. Thank you.

[@GhostlyMeows]

You can see the radiation or maybe even micro impacts effects on the camera sensor throughout the video. Super cool.

[@whereswa11y]

camera sensors are copping a pounding, the external ones particularly.

[@chadly19]

I was wondering what that was! Thanks

[@fortnight5677]

44:04 It actually gets worse when they go to Russian segment

[@chadly19]

@@fortnight5677 lmao not surprising 🤣

[@jacobhightree2458]

I think I watched the whole thing because of how relaxed the tour guide was.

[@daveyjoseph6058]

same. of all the videos to not be boring, who woulda thought

[@OFaruk58]

I did not even realize it was a 50 minute video until it was over

[@WayneCountyAirsoft]

When he opened the "Breakfast" box and everything i was floating, i got all excited like a kid. Zero gravity makes me so happy lol.

[@DamianDeEu]

It must be one of the weirdest sensations - falling asleep without the feeling the earth holding you down.

[@b.landen599]

It would freak me out

[@UnderGroundMerlin]

They probably dream about free falling every night.

[@madmax07ish]

Apparently, after a day or two, the brain stops taking in information from your inner ear (since it isn't providing anything useful.) Some astronauts can spin continuously for quite a while, stopping suddenly, and report feeling hardly dizzy at all.

[@conceptiond3d844]

the wierdest sensation youll get is when you start to realize this is all fakery haha wake up before its too late

[@conceptiond3d844]

so then you really believe this bullshit wake up and smell the cofee

[@ВАСЯКАКрасаучег]

Спасибо тебе, добрый человек, за такой замечательный тур!

[@premjs]

Velcro is one of the most underrated inventions

[@isiahfriedlander5559]

Yeah, lesbians deserve more respect

[@wf6951]

One of the loudest inventions.

[@henrique3045]

Isiah Friedlander 😂😂😂😂😂

[@henrique3045]

Isiah Friedlander 😂😂😂😂

[@boohooboo]

underrated? its mentioned on every list o' inventions ever made.

[@helena8999]

The ISS is basically a super college dorm. Storage shoved everywhere it can fit, only prepackaged meals, and random bits of science wherever

[@LCRLive687]

Ya and they float around beside all that shoddy wiring for months as if it's no risk in space to accidentally clip one with a foot or arm if not extremely careful. This is such a fake pile of garbage with tens of millions a day paid towards studio production with various suspension, chroma keying and CGI

[@rowmagnvs]

@@LCRLive687 ugh you’re one of them, I see

[@mikecrownshaw1646]

@@LCRLive687 is the iss that I can see with a telescope cgi also?

[@jhinabloomingflower807]

@@LCRLive687 we made you some questions,hey guys I think he daid he forgot to take his next vaccine shot that were keeping him and his weak bloodline alive HAHAHAHAHA

[@Sleetjuh]

@@LCRLive687 Take your meds. Retard

[@pijesz]

This is the best hotel review I've ever seen

[@godwinsulle6148]

VIP HOTEL SERENGETI

[@godwinsulle6148]

Christina's songs

[@logan_5501]

This hotel is out of this world!! 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@ironlady6980]

This video deserves an Emmy Award!! ! I feel like I can do anything after watching this video!!

[@mikeallen8459]

watching this in 2020 is still one of the coolest things ever, really appreciate the tour!

[@painovoimaton]

The ISS is such a beautiful project of science, peace and unity. Amazing achievement.

[@nonautemrexchristus5637]

And ignorant flat earthers think they're faking it because somehow the species that can manipulate nuclear atoms to create power on a scale never seen before; can't find an orbit around our own planet with rockets and put compartments together in zero gravity. Fucking boggles my mind

[@DiggitySlice]

@@nonautemrexchristus5637 that's funny, the only person causing a problem in this comment thread is _you_

[@davethecave6847]

@@nonautemrexchristus5637 they don’t think that they don’t even think space as we know it exists, nor do they believe in gravity, if ur insulting some groups beliefs at least learn what they speak of

[@nonautemrexchristus5637]

@@davethecave6847 they believe the sun is a flashlight, talking to flat earth believers is like talking to a brick wall

[@davethecave6847]

@@nonautemrexchristus5637 go and watch “what on earth happened” and “the lost history of flat earth” and please come back and tell me they are like a brick wall you ignorant man

[@JuniorMintsX]

“Internet works about 50% of the time”. Comcast?

[@hoppybird6_]

LOL

[@stoopiffhv4452]

Lmao that’s happening to me right now. They’re refusing to send someone out to help

[@chriswheelies]

Stoopif Fhv fuckin same

[@calebthomas5411]

Junior Mints I figured they’ll have the best internet lol

[@NashvilleSaint]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@GuileTheGoat]

Thank you for that wonderful tour! When you get back to Earth, please don't forget that your iPad doesn't stay afloat in mid air when you let go of it xD hahaha

[@kityacat5419]

*"The Vacuum cleaner is the only piece of equipment that doesn't suck on international space station" ©*

[@jamestsindos1366]

that took me 10 years

[@77Avadon77]

He just did lol

[@77Avadon77]

I'm surprised at how unaccommodating it really is. No creature comforts that's for sure. Why don't they just spin the ISS and create 1G.

[@BIOSHOCKFOXX]

@77Avadon77 It would be quite a problem to observe Earth from above, and quite a problem for engineering team on the outside of the station, same with docking. You would require to spend oxygen every time in order to stop or start the spin.

[@TimothyRMorris]

Will Gaston, r/woosh

[@nathanconner7984]

I can't watch a 30 second video without getting bored but I could watch hours upon hours of this. Thank you NASA.

[@robertsontirado4478]

This is a very strong man mentally and physically.

[@matthewmoneypit1558]

Absolutely amazing. What a life experience beyond most.

[@w2385-i2s]

It's good to know they have sriracha in space.

[@CrossoverGameReviews]

Notice how it tried to escape?

[@NigelThornbery]

For a true international space station experience I flipped my phone upside down.

[@RandomTheories]

I tried that with my desktop with mediocore results O_o

[@westy1271]

itscold for a true international space station experience I through my phone at the wall lol

[@Ddffgghhjj]

Fail my phone flipped the screen the way it should be

[@ChrisWilliamsRMWpigeon]

there is no up or down if you think about it

[@iristhepuppygirl]

christopher williams thats not the point, these idiot conspiracy theorists think its all in a studio and everyone is attached to the ceiling

[@rodmaf2274]

The more I watch this stuff the more I get fascinated about ISS. To imagine big countries are sharing boundaries up on the ISS i.e, the USA, RUSSIA, JAPAN etc and working harmoniously yet there's a lot of bickering down here on earth it's like crazy. Politics is practically dirty. I love to watch this type of science and the advancement of science.

[@DiggitySlice]

The ISS was started when the USSR finally got rid of communism. Maybe we could achieve unification if we did the same today.

[@jerryseinfeld9815]

@@DiggitySlice Salyut was the first space station. Communism won the space race.

[@mryellow6918]

@@DiggitySlice unification is a terrible idea

[@jjghost4312]

@@mryellow6918 how? It prevents wars, the deaths of millions of innocent people, and allows us to care for one another regardless of which nation we’re from. How is that a bad thing

[@jamesrustles8670]

@@jjghost4312 you would need to enforce it at the end of a gun, lots of historical anger/gripes/upsets among many peoples

[@zakariaboujaddaini6138]

I love it, thank you for showing us around. I would love to come and visit.

[@cicadanight6358]

It's amazing to live in an age where people can say 'Back on Earth' when talking about how they sleep

[@couragedy89]

It never hit me emotionally when people say “Earth is beautiful planet”, but dayum, 28:39 that was quite a sight.

[@Porklion]

Why aren't they moving?

[@Hopperz69]

@@Porklion they are

[@hope4snickers697]

Actually if you go onto google maps (on computer) you can go to the iss and they have a very beautiful picture of it, I love to look at it when I get bored lol

[@wolfhayley123]

@@Porklion 28,000 mph believe it or not

[@tudcution]

@Jack Dean the iss is very small compared to earth, that’s why it seems they’re going slow

[@JoeWong81]

This should be one of the most watched vids on youtube!!! that view when he looks out onto earth is amazing!!

[@cosmicarc7283]

@@impp6570 now your Brian is fake

[@andrewnyberg5726]

@@impp6570 HAHAHAHA Every single one of those clips is explainable by anyone with an intellect greater than a potato. What you and your ilk cant explain is how they can make water into a perfect sphere for long periods of time.

[@Blackadder75]

@@andrewnyberg5726 it's better to ignore them, they just troll for the attention

[@DazSalford69]

Wow 👌 so cool . Probably the best video ive seen on KZbin 👌

[@marinagalytskaya3478]

I am simply awed! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for this upload. It has got my five-year-old and seven-year-old very enthusiastic about space travel and has given them motivation to learn English, which is no small feat, considering that both are autistic to various degrees. Seriously, thank you. A very fascinating video indeed, very hard to find appropriate words to express my appreciation

[@Maximspec]

you talk too much

[@isoProxanol]

@@Maximspec no need to be that rude.

[@sarabethhelsel4454]

learning english justto watch one specific video is an absolute chad move

[@susannamartin7510]

​@@Maximspec How tf did your comment get two likes? How did someone look at the replies and think "Yep that's worthy of a like" 😂

[@PresObama]

Nobody gonna talk about how he casually opened up some sack to reveal a robot he’d been building

[@Im-just-Stardust]

He's being very humble that's all. During the whole interview, he trivializes everything related to him, and glorify anything others do. Gentlemen right there.

[@Im-just-Stardust]

@thomas russo Go to sleep bro

[@PresObama]

@thomas russo k

[@johnny_pilot]

just you!

[@scotthieter]

That's exactly what I just said

[@JohnMcMahon.]

I watched this thing go across the sky one morning at dusk, no telescopes, no lens, nothing. I just spotted it with my own eyes. Looked like a shooting star, only a lot slower and it didn’t disappear until it reached the horizon, you can watch it for a pretty long time with clear skies and the sun reflecting off it. Awesome sight when you know what it is. It’s amazing to think there are actually people inside it orbiting our planet while we’re all down here doing our own different shit. You never know when it could be passing right over your head.

[@JohnMcMahon.]

Thanks il check that out 👍سلتوح بن دخيل الله

[@im_aleey]

Same, I've seen it twice in the night sky.

[@whogavehimafork]

What's almost surreal is getting the chance to watch it through a telescope and seeing the solar array

[@ls200076]

Damn, I wanna experience that

[@tyrstone3539]

@@whogavehimafork yes

[@MarkRoemer2022]

Very nice video! I am not sure how I have gone so long without seeing this.

[@saucedistributor873]

For a man in space he sounds really down to earth

[@zoebaker21426]

😂

[@febianbrian1557]

Somebody write that down.

[@sb.vibes21]

😂😂

[@caspervon3880]

@@febianbrian1557I mean: ”Write that UP!” 😏

[@ArKritz84]

@DeathAdder7 you're not coping very well. Try a bit harder.

[@1stzard]

Flat earther's be like, "he's in a swimming pool."

[@kafridon]

He is obviously not in a swimming pool but you can definitely see the wires suspending him

[@actualcorvus]

@@kafridon bruh send timestamp please!

[@Heroinexoxo]

@@kafridon You people really lack any brain cells lol

[@Vortechtral]

Naw, they would say this is CGI

[@XxNinjaJDxX]

@ XD

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So.. basically living in a server room. Still keen

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Him talking about sleeping “like how he did on earth” gave me such a bizarre sense of comfort.