I absolutely love the Vsause channels and community, I just wanna give a really big thanks to the guys at Vsause for taking time in there day to make these amazing videos. I've watched every single one since I've been subscribed. Ps tell jake I really like his playlists on WeSause.
Vsauce2 at 1:48 you meant protect from a depressurized area, not pressurized atmosphere. We have pressurized atmosphere at ground level. Up there there is no atmosphere and significantly LESS pressure not more as the statement implies.
i always wanted to experience space but the knowledge of the conditions they live in and after watching Gravity, i think i rather stay at home thank you very much * u *
Polydynamix no i use ''in space'' as not walking on a surface with actual gravity to hold you down, if i'm on the moon i don't say ''i'm in space'' i would say ''i'm on the moon'' but you have a point, we are in and are moving through, space and time. btw in this we call ''space'' that we think is endless, there is no center without measuring from the edges.
If everything is built for a certain orientation, then there's still a ceiling and floor. But if you want a more smart ass answer like yours; the space station isn't in zero gravity.
Fun Fact: In the Russian portion of the space station, the "floor" is brown, the "walls" are green, and the "ceiling" is blue. they do this to make the cosmonauts feel more at home because of the dirt, greenery, and sky effect.
Okay, hang on one sec here: Kevin, I have got to ask: What is with that winner of the pitcher plant question? Literally, that told me nothing. A few other people and I have left paragraphs going in depth on what a Pitcher plant was and how it kills insects and what it could and has eaten that is much bigger! But the winner was a sentence that's only ten words long and doesn't even explain how it kills the insects it captures? Now don't get me wrong, good for you Blake; Honestly, congratulations! But a sentence?! I thought this channel was devoted on going in depth on "The facts and knowledge" about things. How can that be when you choose a comment that does not even explain HOW a pitcher plant kills things?! (Seriously though Blake, good for you.) It just puzzles me, you know? Anyone else?
Awesome video! I would honestly love to go live in the space station for a week or two. I think it would be an amazing experience. But for months? That would be too long lol
EMU suits do not protect against a pressurized atmosphere.. it protects a pressurized atmosphere against vacuum of space. I know its splitting hairs but my OCD kicked in when I saw it haha. Great show as always Kevin. Keep 'em coming.
Are you kidding me? It's even cooler! Floating sleep bag, awesome food, sponge baths, no laundry doing, and the ability to do random experiments in zero G is awesome!
If you ever have the chance, you should attend a launch, with or without live Astronauts on board. The power felt of the launch is beyond anything in your imagination, and the Hall of Astronauts where the retired spaceships are is just amazing to visit & experience.
That's the Southern British type of pants, don't lump us Northerners in the same boat as you Southern fairies. Up here pants means trousers, and, bizarrely enough, we call the things we wear UNDER our pants, UNDERpants.
savagekid94 sorry to say it but you think you realized that? how does that work? like was it 60% sure or 23.7%? Also i realized 100% what you mean but oh well.....
I want to be an Astronaut when I am older in the future and go up into outer space and wear a space suit and a space helmet with a visor and maybe I might become the first Astronaut to walk on Mars
Well, if you brought it inside the space station, it’s the same pressure as on earth, so it would depend on how thick the jar was. if it was thin, then it would implode due to the surrounding pressure.
It would most likely be crushed as soon as you brought it back into the interior of the vehicle, long before you returned to earth. Though depending on the thickness of the jars walls it would be plausible for one to survive the entire trip.
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Bill Clinton was present with his wife Hillary Clinton, they watched John Glenn go up into space. The launch was on October 29 1998, from the Kennedy space center.
How does liquid stay down after being swallowed by the astronauts in space? Or even how does the bodies fluids remain inside the body in space? Just a thought.
Please, I don't know what to do. I've tried to tell my wife about this, but she's a science teacher and thanks to my history of practical jokes, she thinks I'm just kidding. There is something stalking me. I don't know what it wants, but almost every night since I started seeing it, it has terrorized me. It doesn't touch me, it doesn't communicate in any sort of way, it just fills me with horror. If what I seem to ramble, please forgive me... I haven't slept in several days. We live in the second floor of a duplex with stairs down the back of the house to the basement where the laundry machines are. There's a door at the bottom of the stairs before the door to the basement that looks out onto our back porch and into the back yard. Six days ago, I was going down to the basement to bring up some laundry and I glanced out the door as I passed. There was a figure standing at the far edge of our yard. Her back was to me, and she was just standing there, looking into the woods beyond our yard. She was dressed in nothing but a light gown. It had lots of flowing material coming off of it that was whipping around in the air slowly. The whole scene creeped me out instantly, but I thought she might be a friend of our downstairs neighbor, so I continued to the basement. When I came back up, she wasn't there. The next night, I went down again, and as I passed the back door, I looked outside. The woman was back. She was exactly like she was the night before, facing away, not moving. The hair on my arms and neck stood up straight when I saw her. I was even more creeped out when I realized she was in the same clothes as the night before. That's when I did something I shouldn't have... I opened the back door. Leaning out, I called to her to see if she was okay. She didn't respond. She didn't make any sort of indcation that she'd heard me. It was freezing cold, so I shut the door and locked it. Coming back upstairs afterward, I looked out the window and she was gone again. Later that same night, I was in the bedroom, getting ready to go to sleep. Everything was dark, because my wife had gone to bed before me. Our bedroom looks out over the backyard, and my side of the bed faces the windows, so I have to go past them to get in. As I was doing so, I suddenly got that same deep dread feeling in my stomach that I had gotten the first time I saw the figure in the backyard. Something compelled me to hesitate by the windows. My hands were shaking as I pulled the curtain back a bit and peeked through the shades into the backyard. It was a clear night, so the backyard wasn't shrouded in darkness. The woman was standing in the middle of the backyard, no longer at the edge of the woods, facing the house with her head tilted up to look directly at the window I was peeking from. I jerked away instantly, afraid she had seen me. Her face was covered in shadow and hair, but I saw her chin and nose. A sharp nose and a thin chin. Gray. Her skin looks gray, I think. Her hair is black and long. I was so scared, I jumped into bed and covered myself with the covers. The next day, I played outside in the snow with my four year old daughter. She wanted me to pull her on her sled in the backyard, but just the thought of going back there made me scared again, so I talked her into digging holes in the snow in the front yard. That night, things went from bad to worse. Somehow, I had managed to forget about the woman. Then, in the middle of the night, my daughter started crying. Our bedroom is just across the hall from hers. I thought she might need to use the bathroom or just be having a bad dream, so I went into her room to see if she was okay. She was uncovered, curled into a ball on her mattress. I pulled her covers over her and that's when she whispered to me. "Daddy, there's someone in my closet." Instant goosebumps. I turned my head slowly toward the closet door at the end of her bed. Normally, the closet is shut, but now it was open. The woman was standing in my daughter's closet. Not even when it was clear that I saw her did she move or make a sound, just stood there and looked at me through the cracked-open door. My blood ran cold when I saw her. "Get up," I told my daughter, "Get in my arms, quickly. QUICKLY." she scrambled up and hugged me tightly and I walked backward out of the room, watching the closet the entire time. In my mind I imagined her throwing the closet door open and running at us, arms outstretched. I just hugged my daughter and walked backward into my room. The woman never appeared in the doorway. I heard no movement from my daughter's room. I tucked her into my bed and stood there watching the doorway to her bedroom. I did not go back in, I just stood there and watched and listened. When I finally got the courage to climb into bed, I didn't sleep. Sunday, I told my wife everything. I told her about the first time I saw this woman, I told her about calling out to her and seeing her from the window. I told her that she had appeared in our daughter's closet. She told me it wasn't funny, that it was my fault for our daughter's bad dreams and that I shouldn't encourage her to be afraid of her closet. Sunday night, my daughter called to me from her room again. Call me a coward, but I couldn't go back into that room. I called her quietly to come get in our bed, but she cried and said she was scared. I wanted to go and get her, but I was scared too. I told her to pull her blankets up and cover herself. Just cover yourself, honey, and you'll be okay. I prayed that it was true. I lay there, peeking over the sleeping form of my wife and out into the hallway at the closed door of my daughter's room and just kept praying. I heard her cry a while longer, then she went quiet and I hoped that she was asleep. Monday, I piled toys in front of the door to her closet. By that time, there was no doubt in my mind that this was some sort of ghost or apparition, but I piled things in front of the closet anyway. Like a pile of toys could stop a ghost. Monday night, my daughter did not cry, but I didn't sleep. I lay there, looking at the ceiling, tense. Around 2:00, I heard her bedroom door creak open and I knew something was wrong. She must be scared, I thought, so I called to her like before, "Just come to me and you can sleep in our bed, Sweety." But she didn't come. I peeked over my my wife. The woman was standing there in the doorway to my daughter's room. Her arms hung at her sides, her shoulders slouched down. Her gown was dirty, like it hadn't been washed in years, and hung off her likes torn rags. I wasn't breathing, I wasn't blinking, I just looked at her and she looked at me and I thought this is it, I'm going to die. She never moved, never made a sound. I whispered, "Please, go away. Please, leave me alone. Please, I'm sorry." I couldn't look away. If I look away, she will get closer. I was sure of it. If I close my eyes, when I open them, she'll be standing over me, looking at me. At some point, she was gone. It's like I fell asleep with my eyes open. I don't remember her disappearing, just that I was looking at the doorway, and she wasn't there anymore. Last night, I lay awake, waiting. I asked my wife to shut our bedroom door because the night light in the hallway was keeping me awake. It was stupid. I don't know what I was thinking. Like clockwork, I heard my daughter's bedroom door creak open. I held my breath. Then I heard the floorboards in the hallway creaking and I started shaking uncontrollably. I heard our bedroom door open, and I knew she was standing there, in the doorway, not moving, just looking at me. I didn't look. I couldn't. I did what had I told my daughter to do and pulled the covers over my head. I am a complete mess. A zombie at work. I don't want to go home anymore. I think I see the woman in other places. A glance while driving and I think she's sitting in the passenger seat of the truck behind me, or standing down the street asI drive off. Just sitting here at my desk, someone passes by behind me and I jump. I'm afraid that if I turn around, she'll be there, waiting for me to look at her. And what if I saw her face? I don't want to see it. I don't want to see her anymore, but I don't know what to do. The only hope I feel is that, for unrelated reasons, my wife is talking about moving. But our lease isn't up until May. I don't know if I can hold out that long.
They really need to make a space station that uses centrifugal force to allow for a more earth like experience while they are up there, & keep them healthy.
There are a couple of reasons for why they haven't done it yet. Apart of the obvious structural challenge, a station that rotates to provide an artificial gravity would have to be huge in diameter, otherwise the gravity the head feels would be an order of magnitude smaller than the gravity that the feet feel, to make it negligible they'd have to create a ring 50 m in diameter.
james kirk centripetal force pulls you towards the center when you spin, it's basically the tension of the material that keeps it from flying apart, centrifugal force is an imaginary force that pulls you away from the center, which is what you actually feel when you're spinning.
Some people say that happened when they went the first time on Moon, in 1969. It's like a recorded audio where a guy say: "Who's turd is floating around?" or something like that.
In the movie "Gravity" why did George Clooney have to die, there was nothing pulling him away? And oh yeah I forgot **Spoiler Alert** I hope you read the spoiler alert b4 the comment. But you didn't, did you.
Yeah George clooneys death was stupid. Once that rope stuff had pulled tight the momentum would have stopped and there would be nothing pulling him anymore. If anything they would have gone back towards the ship after the rope pulled tight because of the tension they created causing the rope to spring back just a little.
Could have been a slight centrifugal force that was 'pulling' him out... I mean, the station was obliterated by debris and was sent flying everywhere, so it could have had a slight spin to it.
One thing I need to know, Frankenstein like the book said he moved and jumped in a super human like motion and he was 8 ft tall, what would he look like if he was real and what could he do to a person in a fight
I have a question: It's been said that atronauts in outter space, that remain relatively close to earth, are sort of falling, wich cause the zero gravity effect (also replicable in airplanes). ¿Is it the same effect (floating in zero gravity) when they are between earth and the moon?
It hurts every time I see Kennedy in these comments. Seriously? Kennedy?! He proposed going to the Moon, yeah, but he died in 1963! Apollo 11 happened in 1969! And that was over a decade before the first Shuttle launched!
Why don't we have Authur C Clarke style spinning space stations yet? Those astronauts faces are looking red and puffy. Micro gravity aint great for hair styles either - unless you're Johnny Bravo!
This is just a question of price. The price of ISS is $157 000 000 000 And this is too high. Actually ISS is a scaled model of Russian space station "Mir" (peace). So the core of the station and lifesupporting system was made for free. Clarke station would cost much more. All the systems have to be designed from scratch. The weight of Clarke's station is significantly more. Just imagine how many rockets and fuel needed to lift up all the sections to the orbit. Now it's too expensive. Much cheaper to send a man to Mars. therefore I'd rather wait for the Mars program.
How much rocket fuel do you need to lift a tub of Brill Cream into low earth orbit? The crazy cat lady hairstyle is one of the more superficial symptom of microgravity - Osteoporosis however is a very real problem.
Can somebody explain to me what the golden shield on the helmet of a space suit is all about? I always wondered about that. Can they see through that thing?
Why do none of the female astronauts tie their hair up? If ever a time, in all of human history, hair might get cause a problem, I would imagine it would be with giant billowing hair on a space station. Out of regs space women. Out of regs.
nah man, they gotta take advantage of the zero gravity. Hair adds weight, it probably feels really awesome not having it strangle you or having it super tight against your head.
President Bill Clinton and his wife, Hilary Clinton. Both watched the STS-95 on October 29, 1998, at Kennedy Space Center, Florida. *Update*: Found out Kim Jong-un watched it, not Bill Clinton.
Probably relative to body position emulation. Also you said it yourself microgravity. Doesn't mean there's no gravity at all, you just don't feel it. As such your reference comes in to play. So you're sitting down in reference to a chair, bed wall come floor. Mah, at this point in time it's pretty much moot point discussing words that are not even invented yet for motions that are present in less than 1% of the total world population. Let's let our grandchildren decide what's what in space. p.s. assuming you're using chrome, write the word microgravity select it and then right click and press "add to dictionary". :)
Noah Griffith shhhh there were, but they were secret so shhhhh and no one will notice that lincoln was invited by aliens that gave him the tech PS: you don't get it do you :(
Lance Hendrickson Oh, they watch T.V., play on the computer, perform David Bowie covers on guitar in zero-gravity, but they're too busy for sex? Come onnnnn.....
Hmmmm interesting. I remember hearing somewhere that it was actually easier to sleep without gravity, because all of your muscles were allowed to relax. I don't know if that is true or not, but I just thought that I would point that out
I know, but the question was specifically "who was the only US president to ever be present for the launching of a Shuttle". It specifically mentions shuttle. I only used the moon landing because its the only launch whose date I know off the top of my head.
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I absolutely love the Vsause channels and community, I just wanna give a really big thanks to the guys at Vsause for taking time in there day to make these amazing videos. I've watched every single one since I've been subscribed. Ps tell jake I really like his playlists on WeSause.
0:43 If Edward Scissorhands had gotten his human hands and become an astronaut.
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I miss these videos
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Could you imagine floating into the bathroom and seeing a turd bouncing off the walls
Vsauce2 at 1:48 you meant protect from a depressurized area, not pressurized atmosphere. We have pressurized atmosphere at ground level. Up there there is no atmosphere and significantly LESS pressure not more as the statement implies.
Had to come back because I forgot to give the video a like because it was so damn interesting!!
Same here
i always wanted to experience space
but the knowledge of the conditions they live in and after watching Gravity, i think i rather stay at home thank you very much * u *
Polydynamix okay, a trip outside the atmosphere in low gravity
btw you're the first i've seen who refer ''on earth'' as ''in space''
Yo dude can u expain in Gravity why she was talking to the chinese people and they were singing to a baby?
Polydynamix no i use ''in space'' as not walking on a surface with actual gravity to hold you down, if i'm on the moon i don't say ''i'm in space'' i would say ''i'm on the moon''
but you have a point, we are in and are moving through, space and time.
btw in this we call ''space'' that we think is endless, there is no center without measuring from the edges.
mrman991 up is a point of view, we can also refer to it as the z axle.
MRCODGeekful low oxygen level in the brain = hallucinations ';. P
(especially with all the extra activity while she strives to reach her goal)
Its October 24, 2018... I'm still waiting for FAK #32...
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Actually, in zero gravity, there is no ceiling, wall, or floor.
***** There's walls, but it would be impossible to be oriented on the "floor."
If everything is built for a certain orientation, then there's still a ceiling and floor. But if you want a more smart ass answer like yours; the space station isn't in zero gravity.
Fun Fact: In the Russian portion of the space station, the "floor" is brown, the "walls" are green, and the "ceiling" is blue. they do this to make the cosmonauts feel more at home because of the dirt, greenery, and sky effect.
promontorium Microgravity*
timbryanscott123 Saalam, timbry.
Okay, hang on one sec here:
Kevin, I have got to ask: What is with that winner of the pitcher plant question?
Literally, that told me nothing.
A few other people and I have left paragraphs going in depth on what a Pitcher plant was and how it kills insects and what it could and has eaten that is much bigger!
But the winner was a sentence that's only ten words long and doesn't even explain how it kills the insects it captures?
Now don't get me wrong, good for you Blake; Honestly, congratulations! But a sentence?! I thought this channel was devoted on going in depth on "The facts and knowledge" about things. How can that be when you choose a comment that does not even explain HOW a pitcher plant kills things?!
(Seriously though Blake, good for you.)
It just puzzles me, you know? Anyone else?
I agree, i was among many the many people that actually gave the scientific name and the whole rumor about what it killed.
Maybe it was the first answer
The correct answers have never been long, and until Google+ took over, couldn't even be long. How about paying more attention?
was he incorrect? then im sure thats the answer..
promontorium How about an answer that tells me more information?
Awesome video! I would honestly love to go live in the space station for a week or two. I think it would be an amazing experience. But for months? That would be too long lol
$12 million for a space suit? Give me $200, 40 1 liter Pepsi, 20 boxes of hot pockets and I'll make ya a suit.
You made my day sir, here take a cookie
Rolf
I love cookies. But where's the milk?
I love that sentence there:
Streamed from earth
Wait they know what Space Smells like, that just blew my mind
EMU suits do not protect against a pressurized atmosphere.. it protects a pressurized atmosphere against vacuum of space. I know its splitting hairs but my OCD kicked in when I saw it haha. Great show as always Kevin. Keep 'em coming.
Bill Clinton is the only U.S President to ever be present at a space shuttle launch
Obama
This straight blew my mind. I could never have the courage to float around like that. I mean what?! Sorry for being a chicken. Lol!
Interesting to think about..space having a distinct smell..who knew..
DCFanatic7 I believe it's from the particles of burnt metal from the shuttles that have been to the earth and back. But I may be wrong.
+Mr.chang cooler some astronauts even think of the smell as burnt steak...weird right?
+Mr.chang cooler Or maybe the explosions of stars in our galaxy leaving behind some sort or aroma?
+Ariyana Marashi sounds delicious lol
lol yea
"Loud engine noises" The constantly running air conditioning is 100x louder than the "engines" which are used for maybe 10 minutes 3 times a year.
In the Uk a few weeks ago Channel 4 had some programmes from the ISS and the astronauts said sleeping was one of their favourite things in space
Very cool.
***** so much fak
Suddenly your lifelong dreams of visiting space isn't so cool anymore...
Are you kidding me? It's even cooler! Floating sleep bag, awesome food, sponge baths, no laundry doing, and the ability to do random experiments in zero G is awesome!
50Calabyte Wouldnt do it just bacause the exercise part. 2 and a half hours is a bit too much.
João Pedro Gonçalves da Silva it's better than muscle degradation.
João Pedro Gonçalves da Silva Is it 2 and a half hours straight? Hope not. ;P
SAYS WHO???!! Hell, it's still THE DREAM I have!!!
If you ever have the chance, you should attend a launch, with or without live Astronauts on board. The power felt of the launch is beyond anything in your imagination, and the Hall of Astronauts where the retired spaceships are is just amazing to visit & experience.
I feel like I would oversleep if anything if I was in space.
I can only imagine one day when someone forgets to flush.."holy shit, the turd is loose!!"
I actually read a log from one event where that actually happened.
Del Iphin I can only imagine the chaos that ensued.
even worse if its runny/liquid....
Del Iphin Hehe..."log"
Explosive Diarrhoea
Pants changed once a week, wow hope that's not the British type of pants only so many times you can spin them round and turn inside out, cool vid
That's the Southern British type of pants, don't lump us Northerners in the same boat as you Southern fairies. Up here pants means trousers, and, bizarrely enough, we call the things we wear UNDER our pants, UNDERpants.
Chris Hadfield said sleeping in space was great.
The plastic casing shower is not used on the ISS; it was only used during the Skylab program in the 1970's.
was just about to say that XDDDD
wonder what the net speed would be like up there :P
Better than mine.
Haha
Teun Willems I think you mean 20MB/s
Xtreameprogram's Realm
Careful there. MB/s isn't Mb/s.
Xtreameprogram's Realm I think you mean 20Mbit/s.
For bathing, I would release a giant floating water bubble, then go inside, use a lot of soap, then I'll be a giant hovering orb of Soap/suds
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I think I realized that whilst typing the comment.
savagekid94 sorry to say it but you think you realized that? how does that work?
like was it 60% sure or 23.7%? Also i realized 100% what you mean but oh well.....
Jay Lee "I think I realized that whilst typing the comment. " = No Shit
Drowning in space? That would be ironic. With the vacuum of space right outside, you manage to get trapped in a water bubble and drown. Haha.
iiM ChrisChris But it would be worth it. Just think. you'd have a giant floating bath bubble as your domain.
I want to be an Astronaut when I am older in the future and go up into outer space and wear a space suit and a space helmet with a visor and maybe I might become the first Astronaut to walk on Mars
(Jan. 28) in 1986 challenger explosion. Born: February 6, 1911,
Died: June 5, 2004, Ronald Reagan
If you had a glass jar in space, closed it, then came back to earth, would it burst from the vacuum of space?
Well, if you brought it inside the space station, it’s the same pressure as on earth, so it would depend on how thick the jar was. if it was thin, then it would implode due to the surrounding pressure.
It would most likely be crushed as soon as you brought it back into the interior of the vehicle, long before you returned to earth. Though depending on the thickness of the jars walls it would be plausible for one to survive the entire trip.
Tomoya thats what I meant.
I've missed watching these lol
Protect from a pressurized atmosphere? in space?
Dominick Tedesco There's not really any pressure in space. Pressure needs gas particles and its a vacuum.
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*Gasp* Space Core!
Fact: Space Does NOT Exist.
THE SPACE IS A LIE
0:37 is sunny Williams, she visited my school
Bill Clinton was present with his wife Hillary Clinton, they watched John Glenn go up into space. The launch was on October 29 1998, from the Kennedy space center.
cookie for u, u nerd
yup i'm legally retarded
k dad
I'm going for George Washington
Really... THEY DIDNT EVEN HAVE CARS AT THAT TIME,!!!
SandyGiggles PlaysStuff Maybe he meant George Bush?
omg he wasn't serious..
***** allways blame bush
DoctorVexx OMFG IS THAT SAMUEL VEX???
How does liquid stay down after being swallowed by the astronauts in space? Or even how does the bodies fluids remain inside the body in space? Just a thought.
Who viewed a space shuttle launch, it was Bill Clinton, 1998, STS-95
Please, I don't know what to do. I've tried to tell my wife about this, but she's a science teacher and thanks to my history of practical jokes, she thinks I'm just kidding.
There is something stalking me. I don't know what it wants, but almost every night since I started seeing it, it has terrorized me. It doesn't touch me, it doesn't communicate in any sort of way, it just fills me with horror. If what I seem to ramble, please forgive me... I haven't slept in several days.
We live in the second floor of a duplex with stairs down the back of the house to the basement where the laundry machines are. There's a door at the bottom of the stairs before the door to the basement that looks out onto our back porch and into the back yard. Six days ago, I was going down to the basement to bring up some laundry and I glanced out the door as I passed. There was a figure standing at the far edge of our yard. Her back was to me, and she was just standing there, looking into the woods beyond our yard. She was dressed in nothing but a light gown. It had lots of flowing material coming off of it that was whipping around in the air slowly. The whole scene creeped me out instantly, but I thought she might be a friend of our downstairs neighbor, so I continued to the basement. When I came back up, she wasn't there.
The next night, I went down again, and as I passed the back door, I looked outside. The woman was back. She was exactly like she was the night before, facing away, not moving. The hair on my arms and neck stood up straight when I saw her. I was even more creeped out when I realized she was in the same clothes as the night before. That's when I did something I shouldn't have... I opened the back door. Leaning out, I called to her to see if she was okay. She didn't respond. She didn't make any sort of indcation that she'd heard me. It was freezing cold, so I shut the door and locked it. Coming back upstairs afterward, I looked out the window and she was gone again.
Later that same night, I was in the bedroom, getting ready to go to sleep. Everything was dark, because my wife had gone to bed before me. Our bedroom looks out over the backyard, and my side of the bed faces the windows, so I have to go past them to get in. As I was doing so, I suddenly got that same deep dread feeling in my stomach that I had gotten the first time I saw the figure in the backyard. Something compelled me to hesitate by the windows. My hands were shaking as I pulled the curtain back a bit and peeked through the shades into the backyard. It was a clear night, so the backyard wasn't shrouded in darkness. The woman was standing in the middle of the backyard, no longer at the edge of the woods, facing the house with her head tilted up to look directly at the window I was peeking from. I jerked away instantly, afraid she had seen me. Her face was covered in shadow and hair, but I saw her chin and nose. A sharp nose and a thin chin. Gray. Her skin looks gray, I think. Her hair is black and long. I was so scared, I jumped into bed and covered myself with the covers.
The next day, I played outside in the snow with my four year old daughter. She wanted me to pull her on her sled in the backyard, but just the thought of going back there made me scared again, so I talked her into digging holes in the snow in the front yard. That night, things went from bad to worse. Somehow, I had managed to forget about the woman. Then, in the middle of the night, my daughter started crying. Our bedroom is just across the hall from hers. I thought she might need to use the bathroom or just be having a bad dream, so I went into her room to see if she was okay. She was uncovered, curled into a ball on her mattress. I pulled her covers over her and that's when she whispered to me.
"Daddy, there's someone in my closet."
Instant goosebumps. I turned my head slowly toward the closet door at the end of her bed. Normally, the closet is shut, but now it was open. The woman was standing in my daughter's closet. Not even when it was clear that I saw her did she move or make a sound, just stood there and looked at me through the cracked-open door. My blood ran cold when I saw her.
"Get up," I told my daughter, "Get in my arms, quickly. QUICKLY." she scrambled up and hugged me tightly and I walked backward out of the room, watching the closet the entire time. In my mind I imagined her throwing the closet door open and running at us, arms outstretched. I just hugged my daughter and walked backward into my room. The woman never appeared in the doorway. I heard no movement from my daughter's room. I tucked her into my bed and stood there watching the doorway to her bedroom. I did not go back in, I just stood there and watched and listened. When I finally got the courage to climb into bed, I didn't sleep.
Sunday, I told my wife everything. I told her about the first time I saw this woman, I told her about calling out to her and seeing her from the window. I told her that she had appeared in our daughter's closet. She told me it wasn't funny, that it was my fault for our daughter's bad dreams and that I shouldn't encourage her to be afraid of her closet.
Sunday night, my daughter called to me from her room again. Call me a coward, but I couldn't go back into that room. I called her quietly to come get in our bed, but she cried and said she was scared. I wanted to go and get her, but I was scared too. I told her to pull her blankets up and cover herself. Just cover yourself, honey, and you'll be okay. I prayed that it was true. I lay there, peeking over the sleeping form of my wife and out into the hallway at the closed door of my daughter's room and just kept praying. I heard her cry a while longer, then she went quiet and I hoped that she was asleep.
Monday, I piled toys in front of the door to her closet. By that time, there was no doubt in my mind that this was some sort of ghost or apparition, but I piled things in front of the closet anyway. Like a pile of toys could stop a ghost.
Monday night, my daughter did not cry, but I didn't sleep. I lay there, looking at the ceiling, tense. Around 2:00, I heard her bedroom door creak open and I knew something was wrong. She must be scared, I thought, so I called to her like before, "Just come to me and you can sleep in our bed, Sweety." But she didn't come. I peeked over my my wife.
The woman was standing there in the doorway to my daughter's room. Her arms hung at her sides, her shoulders slouched down. Her gown was dirty, like it hadn't been washed in years, and hung off her likes torn rags. I wasn't breathing, I wasn't blinking, I just looked at her and she looked at me and I thought this is it, I'm going to die. She never moved, never made a sound. I whispered, "Please, go away. Please, leave me alone. Please, I'm sorry." I couldn't look away. If I look away, she will get closer. I was sure of it. If I close my eyes, when I open them, she'll be standing over me, looking at me. At some point, she was gone. It's like I fell asleep with my eyes open. I don't remember her disappearing, just that I was looking at the doorway, and she wasn't there anymore.
Last night, I lay awake, waiting. I asked my wife to shut our bedroom door because the night light in the hallway was keeping me awake. It was stupid. I don't know what I was thinking. Like clockwork, I heard my daughter's bedroom door creak open. I held my breath. Then I heard the floorboards in the hallway creaking and I started shaking uncontrollably. I heard our bedroom door open, and I knew she was standing there, in the doorway, not moving, just looking at me. I didn't look. I couldn't. I did what had I told my daughter to do and pulled the covers over my head.
I am a complete mess. A zombie at work. I don't want to go home anymore. I think I see the woman in other places. A glance while driving and I think she's sitting in the passenger seat of the truck behind me, or standing down the street asI drive off. Just sitting here at my desk, someone passes by behind me and I jump. I'm afraid that if I turn around, she'll be there, waiting for me to look at her. And what if I saw her face? I don't want to see it. I don't want to see her anymore, but I don't know what to do. The only hope I feel is that, for unrelated reasons, my wife is talking about moving. But our lease isn't up until May. I don't know if I can hold out that long.
Supeeeeeer gaaaaaaaaaay!
gerardofb2994 indeed sir why would they post this on RUclips?
i can help if you let me
does anyone have the sparknotes to this
tl;dr
Anyone know the track playing in the back ground of the title(0:14)?
They really need to make a space station that uses centrifugal force to allow for a more earth like experience while they are up there, & keep them healthy.
There are a couple of reasons for why they haven't done it yet. Apart of the obvious structural challenge, a station that rotates to provide an artificial gravity would have to be huge in diameter, otherwise the gravity the head feels would be an order of magnitude smaller than the gravity that the feet feel, to make it negligible they'd have to create a ring 50 m in diameter.
james kirk
centripetal force pulls you towards the center when you spin, it's basically the tension of the material that keeps it from flying apart, centrifugal force is an imaginary force that pulls you away from the center, which is what you actually feel when you're spinning.
Bill Clinton and his Wife watched the return of John Glenn in STS-95 at the Kennedy place. So happy, :')
Credit: NASA's Q and A and Root Bryce ;)
and as always, thaks for making awesome vids! :)
Kennedy!
Kennedy died before the Shuttle was made.
MrBulbasaurlover YAY
then who?
GRAVITY !
sux
F-Art Stuff in
The Trust
9.8 m/s towards
Austin Leonard m^2/sec
achyut ram m/sec^2. If you're going to bother correcting people on the internet, you may as well be...correct.
Every day as an astronaut in space begins with waking up to "OOOHMYYYYGOOOOODDIMFAAALLLLLING!!! Oh wait I'm an astronaut that's right."
it might be funny to see a random piece of shit float around in the cabin
Some people say that happened when they went the first time on Moon, in 1969. It's like a recorded audio where a guy say: "Who's turd is floating around?" or something like that.
In the movie "Gravity" why did George Clooney have to die, there was nothing pulling him away?
And oh yeah I forgot
**Spoiler Alert**
I hope you read the spoiler alert b4 the comment. But you didn't, did you.
gravity messed a lot of physics up. It was set in an alternate universe.
Yeah George clooneys death was stupid. Once that rope stuff had pulled tight the momentum would have stopped and there would be nothing pulling him anymore. If anything they would have gone back towards the ship after the rope pulled tight because of the tension they created causing the rope to spring back just a little.
I think it could be an allegory. Impossible death. Impossible survival.
maybe it was the gravitational pull of the earth that kept him going
Could have been a slight centrifugal force that was 'pulling' him out... I mean, the station was obliterated by debris and was sent flying everywhere, so it could have had a slight spin to it.
One thing I need to know, Frankenstein like the book said he moved and jumped in a super human like motion and he was 8 ft tall, what would he look like if he was real and what could he do to a person in a fight
Answer: George Washington
Lol
Could you not just shout out the answer and give us non-genius people a chance? :(
Tim Microwaveman come off it, first in first gets. The early bird catches the worm.
Brom954 But the second mouse gets the cheese ;)
Ronald Raegen. I have no Idea im not from America
I have a question: It's been said that atronauts in outter space, that remain relatively close to earth, are sort of falling, wich cause the zero gravity effect (also replicable in airplanes). ¿Is it the same effect (floating in zero gravity) when they are between earth and the moon?
It hurts every time I see Kennedy in these comments. Seriously? Kennedy?! He proposed going to the Moon, yeah, but he died in 1963! Apollo 11 happened in 1969! And that was over a decade before the first Shuttle launched!
So what your say is that its Kennedy. I'm going to take a whack at it and say ford, even through I may be wrong.
RonaldMcDeno
It was Clinton judging by other comments.
lasharn07 I met you 99% of the people in the comments are guessing thats why theres a million Kennedy comments,
My gut's saying Morgan Freeman, but I'll go with Bill Clinton
Yayyyy his hats back. I've missed you Harry hat.
Why don't we have Authur C Clarke style spinning space stations yet?
Those astronauts faces are looking red and puffy.
Micro gravity aint great for hair styles either - unless you're Johnny Bravo!
This is just a question of price.
The price of ISS is $157 000 000 000
And this is too high. Actually ISS is a scaled model of Russian space station "Mir" (peace). So the core of the station and lifesupporting system was made for free.
Clarke station would cost much more. All the systems have to be designed from scratch.
The weight of Clarke's station is significantly more. Just imagine how many rockets and fuel needed to lift up all the sections to the orbit.
Now it's too expensive. Much cheaper to send a man to Mars. therefore I'd rather wait for the Mars program.
Aaawh
I new that the ISS was over budget but wow.
i never realized how big it actually is - check this out its amazing.
htwins.net/scale2/
I can think of a dozen products to help her tie her hair down. But she wants to look cool on camera I guess.
How much rocket fuel do you need to lift a tub of Brill Cream into low earth orbit?
The crazy cat lady hairstyle is one of the more superficial symptom of microgravity -
Osteoporosis however is a very real problem.
Watch the Uchuu Kyoudai anime if you want more space knowledge, it's actually kind of educational.
Nah man, Macross is where you learn stuff.
***** Yeah totally
Truly Nuclear
I think you guys mean "go watch Planetes."
Or we could watch Asobi ni iku yo.
Can somebody explain to me what the golden shield on the helmet of a space suit is all about? I always wondered about that. Can they see through that thing?
Luigi Daniele
Thanks, dude. ;)
abraham lincoln... duh
I want to live in space :)
Trust me, you don't.
MRCODGeekful Well, space isn't for everyone.
vaos3712 But gravity is xD
mynamewhatis Artificial gravity?
Going in space looks so amazing. (: it would be so fun
Why do none of the female astronauts tie their hair up? If ever a time, in all of human history, hair might get cause a problem, I would imagine it would be with giant billowing hair on a space station. Out of regs space women. Out of regs.
maybe they do, just not when their showing off on camera?
nah man, they gotta take advantage of the zero gravity. Hair adds weight, it probably feels really awesome not having it strangle you or having it super tight against your head.
Bill Clinton and his wife at the JFK Spare Canter in 1998
spare?
Dmitri Davis JFK Spare Canter is best Spare Canter
Anyone else hear the fault in the music at the beggining? At 0:20 the pitch goes way down
Wow i didnt even realize it till now lol.
:3
President Bill Clinton and his wife, Hilary Clinton. Both watched the STS-95 on October 29, 1998, at Kennedy Space Center, Florida.
*Update*: Found out Kim Jong-un watched it, not Bill Clinton.
Its john f Kennedy
Keegan Sooley It's not John F. Kennedy.
***** No, it's Washington, silly.
Garrus Vakarian Oh, riiiiight.
***** Yeah! Cause Washington made the UFO which made pizza, thus resulting in the lights sounding like strawberries!
Noooooo why did u put ur beanie back on. i like ur hair.
THIS IS INCREDIBLY NEAT
standing "up" and sitting "down" aren't quite accurate words in micro gravity :P
"Up" and "Down" are relative, they aren't contingent on gravity or the lack thereof.
Probably relative to body position emulation. Also you said it yourself microgravity. Doesn't mean there's no gravity at all, you just don't feel it. As such your reference comes in to play. So you're sitting down in reference to a chair, bed wall come floor.
Mah, at this point in time it's pretty much moot point discussing words that are not even invented yet for motions that are present in less than 1% of the total world population.
Let's let our grandchildren decide what's what in space.
p.s. assuming you're using chrome, write the word microgravity select it and then right click and press "add to dictionary". :)
They should let astronauts use some space-cannabis to help them sleep
Unlike you, astronauts are extremely smart so they need to keep their short term memory intact.
Andrew Milky Then why do they drink alcohol while on Earth? Dumb ass astronauts...
And xanax is better for sleeping it feels like your head is nailed to the pillow.
2:11 Yeah! Chris Hadfield.
Ronald Ragon
i would say Abraham Lincoln was the only president present during a shuttle launch. you know why..... because logic....DUH...
No there was no shuttles back then!!!!!
I... I don't even.... Seriously?
Noah Griffith shhhh there were, but they were secret so shhhhh and no one will notice that lincoln was invited by aliens that gave him the tech
PS: you don't get it do you :(
didn't Benjamin Franklin go into space too?
Blendoman11 nah that was shrek but he was awlays misinterpreted as benjamin Franklin sooo yeah.
hey do a FAK #32 on what life under the ocean would be like
ahh must be a pain in the ass to do all that everyday,
However floating seems very fun...
The answer is Morgan Freeman.
He shouldve been a president
daily life of an astronauts .... superb video
I always wanted to sleep in no gravity...
Answer: Kim Jong Un
SSSHHHH! No one is allowed to know that!
This blew my mind.... That's amazing
Do astronauts have sex in space?
No. They have better and more important things to do.
Lance Hendrickson I don't know, discovering if sex in space is possible seems pretty important.
yes they do thats why they have womens there too
***** then how do we have babies because we are in space but are affected by the pull of gravity in earths atmosphere
Lance Hendrickson Oh, they watch T.V., play on the computer, perform David Bowie covers on guitar in zero-gravity, but they're too busy for sex? Come onnnnn.....
George Washington
Not even possible.
Lol
Lol he went in a time machine, guys come on. Lol
Don't think they had time machines either.
RIP FAK
George Washington....Carver
fuck space, too much work just to live
To be honest, if I was an astronaut, I'd probably rather spend my time playing with the water rather than watching TV.
abraham lincoln
lol
so it was true all along! those lying b*stards...
abe linclon
Yeah..
really enjoyed this one.
John F Kenedy
No this is Patrick
No
Frank Jordan Dang it, I thought becasue Kenedy was for going to the mood in the space race he would have attended a launch?
chris wan Space shuttles were launched after the lunar landings. by then he had been assassinated.
Do astronauts have sex?
No gravity allows you to get creative
Hobo Fluffy +1
Hobo Fluffy Very fucking creative
not now bicause they are busy but in the future i think they will
I just scrolled down to the comments to ask just that. I noticed there was a woman on board...
Hmmmm interesting. I remember hearing somewhere that it was actually easier to sleep without gravity, because all of your muscles were allowed to relax. I don't know if that is true or not, but I just thought that I would point that out
Niel armstrong
Neil armstronge wasn't a president he was an astronaut it john f Kennedy
JFK was alive for part of Apollo missions, not the shuttle.
I did not know that thank you for the info :{D
JFK.
JFK was shot in 63, the moon landing happened in 69, and space shuttles came way after that (70's). So no, it couldn't have been JFK
Yuri Gagarin, was the first human in space, 1961. You don't have to land on the moon to be an astronaut.
I know, but the question was specifically "who was the only US president to ever be present for the launching of a Shuttle". It specifically mentions shuttle. I only used the moon landing because its the only launch whose date I know off the top of my head.
Can there be a FAK about Combat Medics, or just medics in general?
Bill Clinton, STS-95
THANK YOU for being correct!
bill clinton
Yes