@@wellbutrinwellbutrin7387 Didn't realize that only white people have access to owning a smartphone and are using their supposed power to prevent others from owning and using it. Seriously, what a pathetic 'correction' - you sound like a professional victim.
Thank you TIME for sharing this amazing footage. And thank you to all the brave men and women up there in the ISS. Such balls of steel! I take my hat off to you. Our TRUE HEROES!
Wow that last moment gave me goose bumps! Also--fun fact (well, not fun...) Alexi Leonov almost didn't survive his space walk. His suit expanded like a balloon and he had trouble getting back into his airlock. He actually opened a valve and bled air from his suit so he could bend far enough to get back in.
This brings me back to my childhood dreams of becoming an astronaut. Even though my interests and career ideas have changed, I still have the hope of being able to be up there and see what the Earth looks like from above.
He is also a painter ;-) Check out his paintings. A real pro. He actually wanted a painter's career back in the USSR but the competition to get a spot in an Art Faculty was tough and rents were pretty high, so he became a fighter pilot instead.
According to Wiki Define: flat-earther [flat-ur-ther] Word Origin noun 1. a person who adheres to the idea that the earth is flat. 2. a person who clings to an idea or theory that has long been proved wrong. 3. a person who was long ago shown to have flat lined in all reasonable brain-wave activity areas, has no intellect left.
There is a good movie about Leonov first ever space walk, quite good I have to say. It's Время первых in Russian, in English that would be "Spacewalk" or "Age of Pioneers" depends on regional translation.
Water is insulated in the suit to keep the astronauts cool when the sun rises. My guess is there was a leak and it seeped into the helmet and essentially he was at risk of drowning inside his own suit
Well on the ISS you have a bunch of things to grab onto in the rare case that your untethered, you also have a RCS system (I forget what that stands for) that essentially helps you to keep up with the ISS if your too far away from it in the event of a tether snapping
Also, even if you let go, you would still be going to same speed because there is no air resistance like there would be if you jumped out of something going fast in the atmosphere like an airplane. So you don't really need to "catch up" to the ISS because you're gong the same speed as it. You just have move back towards the ISS.
Is this a outdoors camera at 3:48? It's seems very stable considering that the move with 27,600 km/h! Actually the whole ISS seems pretty still. At 13:38 he does the shots with a handcamera, how can he do his job right; is it not dangerous to shoot with one hand on a space walk?! (what does he say around 13:55 ...??..got my hands on it?)
Well it is, remember that it's floating freely in zero gravity. And when having spacewalk, you always tethered to the space station. Just like workers that work on tall building. And also there's backup option in case the tether snap, there's little rcs thrusters just below the hip that can bring you to safety. Hope its useful ;-) *ps: ignore those jealous idiot space conspiracy theorists
GschlatztesBlut he's moving just as fast. It's like when you're driving 80 on the highway as apposed to say 50(m/kph). It's really not that different and either way you can still drink that coffee you got at the drive through. Now say you and your coffee transfer on to one of Elon Musk's new Boring Co., high speed, vacuum tunnel transport systems. Then!.. being in a pressurized tunnel, there is no air resistance on the vehicle, and because it literally floats on a magnetic track, there is little to no friction to slow it down so you and your coffee can comfortably travel at around 100m/kph! You know the highway scenario because you've experienced it. I know you can imagine as I can the new transportation system Elon Musk is begging to build in Los Angeles and that it would work as I described. Surely you've been on a plane and served a meal or a drink.?. If not...you know it happens. People and their terrible airplane food, flying together, at hundreds of miles an hour, with no problems..
Augford P. Doggie Scott and Mikah from the previous episodes were on a one year mission on board the ISS, I suppose the loneliness they talked about referred to being up there for such a long period of time. The other crew members get on board just like they did on a soyuz except their missions only last 3 to 6 months
@@soulfox32 Space shuttle was retired in 2011. Its only Roscosmos' Soyuz that can send astronauts to the ISS. SpaceX's and Boeings own crew modules will be coming online fully relatively soon aswell.
@@nixnixnix6784 The sun and the earth are so bright, it makes it incredibly difficult to see the stars unless you are in the shade of the sun. Similar reasoning for it on the moon landing. Check out MythBusters episode on the moon landing, its great! Its not stupid either, its the first thing most people think when they see it!
ISS is going so fast that it completes an Earth Orbit in 90 minutes. Where as the Earth spins around completely in 24 hours. So you cant see it spinning that much when you are zipping past it
You don't "move fast" in space, you idiot. The station and you are already moving at 21 000 km/h in orbit. All speed is RELATIVE. Too bad for you studying physics is useless for someone who has an IQ of a turnip. Relative to the station your speed is close to ZERO. A tiny push against the station propels you right out to space where you would be at the end of the strap hook tether every single time if you tried to rush it. If you want to be productive you have to be careful and slow. Why am I even wasting time on the likes of you? I can see and photograph ISS every few weeks even with my shitty telescope, and surprise surprise, - unless it's terribly overcast, it is always visible from where I am in Canada: exactly when the NASA and Roskosmos sites say it would be visible from my coordinates.
Are you saying their arms should be moving faster? Did you notice the size of the gigantic suit they have on ? I'm assuming your just looking to get a rise out of people who stumble on your comment . Why would you even watch it if you had doubts. Good try anyway .
It's really bright out there, so much so that exposing their cameras for the iss and earth leaves you unable to see stars. If they exposed for the stars, the iss and earth would be overexposed whited out objects.
You don’t have the balls to do what they do... The ISS isn’t big enough to contain their massive balls, and those kiddy underwear you’ve got on are still to big.
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Can u believe we get the privilege of watching this on our phones? What a time to be alive!
White privilege*
@@wellbutrinwellbutrin7387 Didn't realize that only white people have access to owning a smartphone and are using their supposed power to prevent others from owning and using it. Seriously, what a pathetic 'correction' - you sound like a professional victim.
Lock Jaw holy shit no one can take a joke.
Thank you TIME for sharing this amazing footage. And thank you to all the brave men and women up there in the ISS. Such balls of steel! I take my hat off to you. Our TRUE HEROES!
Scariest moment of spacewalk is when Astronaut Chris Hadfield temporarily blinded both his eyes during a spacewalk :-o
Wow that last moment gave me goose bumps! Also--fun fact (well, not fun...) Alexi Leonov almost didn't survive his space walk. His suit expanded like a balloon and he had trouble getting back into his airlock. He actually opened a valve and bled air from his suit so he could bend far enough to get back in.
I have huge respect for astronauts. Being able to keep a level head in a situation like that would be impossible for a lot of people
This brings me back to my childhood dreams of becoming an astronaut. Even though my interests and career ideas have changed, I still have the hope of being able to be up there and see what the Earth looks like from above.
Same.... I hope we become astronauts someday 😬
The view is so amazing I would love the chance to see it in real life
The blue ball is stunning.
This is absolutely breathtaking so many chills the magic of space flight ❤️
i have severe claustrophobia so watching this is anxiety inducing but it’s also so incredible i can’t stop watching it
likewise it is amazing we are doing this 🤗
This is so valuable ... for mankind and hope.
This guy at the beginning when he says “wicked” I die evey time haha
Скотт, не спешите. 💙
Спасибо за видео! Замечательно снято!
wow that was amazing!!! I would love to be able to c it one day..
Dont rush
Babba16 dont Rush a Rush B
Really interesting perspective by Mr. Alexey Leonov. Apparently is also a writer. I'll definitely check out his books.
He is also a painter ;-) Check out his paintings. A real pro. He actually wanted a painter's career back in the USSR but the competition to get a spot in an Art Faculty was tough and rents were pretty high, so he became a fighter pilot instead.
11:03 .... that isn't a job on earth...
Bastien Bolafeld he mentioned that as a comparison,he meant that doing space walking is harder than any job on earth.
The translation is not so correct, he said that nobody on Earth ever made a job harder than working in space
Anything before trans something injection is on earth ;)
You work for decades before you are put on the spaceship.
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flat-earther
[flat-ur-ther]
Word Origin
noun
1. a person who adheres to the idea that the earth is flat.
2. a person who clings to an idea or theory that has long been proved wrong.
3. a person who was long ago shown to have flat lined in all reasonable brain-wave activity areas, has no intellect left.
I love the intro scene!!
Marvelous!
There is a good movie about Leonov first ever space walk, quite good I have to say. It's Время первых in Russian, in English that would be "Spacewalk" or "Age of Pioneers" depends on regional translation.
How can beings an astronaut be the best job on Earth when it's not on Earth
Woman at the headquarters to my Scoot: “That’s how you earn your pay check today”
Anybody know what it was that they dropped at 2:15?
Something random
A rubber chicken with a pulley probably.
Cubesat. Tiny satellite.
20m dollars for the suit..wow..
WHAT A JOB
What happened at 2:15?
When he said bye bye
New space trash
I definitely made the wrong life choices
I wish to go to space one day
11:02 isn't that an oxymoron lol
what was the problem with the water? don't leave us hanging like that
Water is insulated in the suit to keep the astronauts cool when the sun rises. My guess is there was a leak and it seeped into the helmet and essentially he was at risk of drowning inside his own suit
It was flooding his helmet
if you became untethered, how could you catch up to the ISS which is going 18 000 km h?
Well on the ISS you have a bunch of things to grab onto in the rare case that your untethered, you also have a RCS system (I forget what that stands for) that essentially helps you to keep up with the ISS if your too far away from it in the event of a tether snapping
Also, even if you let go, you would still be going to same speed because there is no air resistance like there would be if you jumped out of something going fast in the atmosphere like an airplane. So you don't really need to "catch up" to the ISS because you're gong the same speed as it. You just have move back towards the ISS.
Soul Fox32 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simplified_Aid_For_EVA_Rescue
All speed is RELATIVE. Relative to Earth's centre of gravity you and the station fly at 18 000 km/h. Relative to the station - your speed is ZERO.
When they go out the ISS is on pause or is still going with 17000 mph ?
It's constantly moving, it can't just stop unless its geostationary
@@soulfox32 geo stationary doesn't mean it isn't moving, it's just far enough away that it orbits at the same speed the earth turns.
@@Matt_10203 oh, that's cool
Russians are the best
Is this a outdoors camera at 3:48? It's seems very stable considering that the move with 27,600 km/h!
Actually the whole ISS seems pretty still.
At 13:38 he does the shots with a handcamera, how can he do his job right; is it not dangerous to shoot with one hand on a space walk?! (what does he say around 13:55 ...??..got my hands on it?)
Well it is, remember that it's floating freely in zero gravity. And when having spacewalk, you always tethered to the space station. Just like workers that work on tall building. And also there's backup option in case the tether snap, there's little rcs thrusters just below the hip that can bring you to safety. Hope its useful ;-)
*ps: ignore those jealous idiot space conspiracy theorists
Eyal a great meme dude
GschlatztesBlut he's moving just as fast. It's like when you're driving 80 on the highway as apposed to say 50(m/kph). It's really not that different and either way you can still drink that coffee you got at the drive through. Now say you and your coffee transfer on to one of Elon Musk's new Boring Co., high speed, vacuum tunnel transport systems. Then!.. being in a pressurized tunnel, there is no air resistance on the vehicle, and because it literally floats on a magnetic track, there is little to no friction to slow it down so you and your coffee can comfortably travel at around 100m/kph! You know the highway scenario because you've experienced it. I know you can imagine as I can the new transportation system Elon Musk is begging to build in Los Angeles and that it would work as I described. Surely you've been on a plane and served a meal or a drink.?. If not...you know it happens. People and their terrible airplane food, flying together, at hundreds of miles an hour, with no problems..
yes yes and the earth is flat
eyal your existence is fake
wile Kyoto has nothing on your ate xD
Wat
Did you mean Wylie Coyote?
20m suit dang, russian prob 1000 bucks, working better
06:04 suicide pill...
17 dumb fucks, have stopped by! FU freedom of speech!
how did those other people get in there? in the previous episode it said they were lonely because it was only the three of them
Well, they obviously came in through a space shuttle, and it's not like they'd just be there all alone all the time
Soul Fox32 shuttle program was decommissioned years ago, used the soyuz module instead
Augford P. Doggie Scott and Mikah from the previous episodes were on a one year mission on board the ISS, I suppose the loneliness they talked about referred to being up there for such a long period of time. The other crew members get on board just like they did on a soyuz except their missions only last 3 to 6 months
@@soulfox32 Space shuttle was retired in 2011. Its only Roscosmos' Soyuz that can send astronauts to the ISS. SpaceX's and Boeings own crew modules will be coming online fully relatively soon aswell.
It may sound stupid. But where are the stars?
They are there, but the brightest thing near you is the earth and the sun, although when it's dark you can see them much easier
Thank you for enlightening me!
@@nixnixnix6784 The sun and the earth are so bright, it makes it incredibly difficult to see the stars unless you are in the shade of the sun. Similar reasoning for it on the moon landing. Check out MythBusters episode on the moon landing, its great!
Its not stupid either, its the first thing most people think when they see it!
I know this is a stupid question but i dont see the earth is actually spinning?
Angelica MS
Because the ISS moves as well, and the Earth spins quite slowly compared to the the speed of the ISS (27,000 miles or kilometers/h)
ISS is going so fast that it completes an Earth Orbit in 90 minutes. Where as the Earth spins around completely in 24 hours. So you cant see it spinning that much when you are zipping past it
They should move faster outside the ship as on earth because there is vacuum and no gravity, no resitance in space! The general proof of the fake!
You don't "move fast" in space, you idiot. The station and you are already moving at 21 000 km/h in orbit. All speed is RELATIVE. Too bad for you studying physics is useless for someone who has an IQ of a turnip. Relative to the station your speed is close to ZERO. A tiny push against the station propels you right out to space where you would be at the end of the strap hook tether every single time if you tried to rush it. If you want to be productive you have to be careful and slow. Why am I even wasting time on the likes of you? I can see and photograph ISS every few weeks even with my shitty telescope, and surprise surprise, - unless it's terribly overcast, it is always visible from where I am in Canada: exactly when the NASA and Roskosmos sites say it would be visible from my coordinates.
Are you saying their arms should be moving faster? Did you notice the size of the gigantic suit they have on ? I'm assuming your just looking to get a rise out of people who stumble on your comment . Why would you even watch it if you had doubts. Good try anyway .
Where are all the stars???
It's really bright out there, so much so that exposing their cameras for the iss and earth leaves you unable to see stars. If they exposed for the stars, the iss and earth would be overexposed whited out objects.
U fuckin dumbass
@@earlkentsucalit1082 Hes not a dumbass, its a perfectly reasonable question
drowning in your own sweat in space?
nasa really lol how fake can u be
Are you stupid, or are you just dumb?
It was his undershirt that contains water for cooling.
How did you even know its fake...were there?goodness
Idiot!
His LCVG was leaking fluid into his suit you fucking moron.
what an utter load of shite!
+lovetolove weldone paramount
lovetolove why?
lovetolove that's EXACTLY what your mama said when she first laid eyes on you!🖕🏻
You don’t have the balls to do what they do...
The ISS isn’t big enough to contain their massive balls, and those kiddy underwear you’ve got on are still to big.
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why is there water in a spacesuit? lol there shouldnt be water in the fucking space suit
Drinking water (a spacewalk takes many hours) and cooling water.
Yes there should be. Lol