iirc most of the movie is until about this scene. Then the guy attached to the rope decides he wants to die and makes up a bullshit excuse about gravity then suffocates while floating to earth
I find it really, really funny that when you remove the tension from this scene, these two people had every opportunity to save themselves multiple times in a row and still cocked it up by flailing like babies instead of just holding on.
Probably would feel a lot different than it looks to be in that situation, the lack of gravity and clear up an down as well as being limited in your field of view must be disorientating and confusing
@@destroyerofturtles5024 trained for what, space acrobatics? Situations like this are pretty fucking improbable. It's almost impossible to recreate the conditions in which they were in, let alone train someone in them to THIS extent. And even if you are prepared for grabbing onto stuff in zero-g, you certainly are not prepared for catching (or even dodging) a human in a spacesuit (weighting ~70 + ~100 kg) moving towards you at like 4 m/s
@@grox2417 the ability to speak does not make you intelligent. -Qui Gon Jinn Also of course they were trained for space acrobatics, it’s their job after all.
@@grox2417 I'm pretty sure they literally are trained for space acrobatics. I think you do have a point tho in that probably the most unrealistic thing here is that they're in this situation in the first place.
It's almost cartoony how the two characters keep careening into almost everything in sight and keep finding ways to head in new directions. It's like they're balls in a pinball machine. Of course, this doesn't help the fact that this moment is supposed to be taken seriously (in its original form, anyway). Seriously, it's just plain ridiculous. I know that moving things in space don't slow down on their own, but still.
I mean. Moving things in space don't slow down even with help in that movie. Could poke holes in the physics everywhere in it for hours Edit: and I only just now realise how old this comment is. Woops.
They look like they just randomly appeared in space wearing space suits without ever having done any astronaut training, it's hilarious Flailing around like a baby in a pool
Eskmm1 please refrain from using the word "noob" and using ones with the exclamation marks when referring to generals and admirals, for it is unrealistic, unprofessional and childish.
My face stays completely still when listening to a well constructed joke But the second I hear funny AI sounds and words with Mario music in the background it's the most hysterical thing I've seen all month Wtf
@@ccaagg When we say zero-gravity, we mean an abstraction of any gravity present because the astronauts and the station are going at such orbital speeds.
It’s not like water you can’t swim because there’s no air that you can push so they wouldn’t be Karina and everything while spinning around they would just be creating a do everything while staying in a fixed position until they slam into the object
My favorite part of gravity is that it forgets about Newton's third law of motion, every action has an equal and opposite reaction. So slamming into somebody in space wouldn't send them hurtling forward as you continue going too, they would fly off, and you would be pushed in the opposite direction because of physics.
If the collision was dead on and inelastic, then one would have stopped moving while the other continued. However, they collided at an angle, so the moving astronaut only imparted some of their momentum. Newton's 3rd Law is great and all but you also need to observe other physical phenomena. It's not the end-all be-all Law in Physics. Conservation of Momentum is much more important in this situation. They were moving incredibly fast at the beginning but significantly slowed down by the end, which still didn't help the poor astronaut.
Don’t worry, due to the way orbiting works we should see the person that “fell” towards the earth in around 93 minutes, when we will hopefully encounter the person again
I am wondering, as someone who has not watched the movie, why they were in space without being tethered to the station, and why they were hurtling towards it.
It's because of the astronaut suits. They're very thick to keep the astronauts warm, but that's why you can only move yourself very limited and it's difficult to grab things.
What I find ridiculous about this entire scene outside of being in space is the crazy weight they seem to carry for some reason. I am not expert in physics, but there's no actual force working against them in space. Once they even hit an object, I would figure they'd slow way down and not just keep going the same speed like they're being dragged around by an invisible rope. Or when the line tugs each other, I really don't think there's enough force there to just keep them both flying like silly pinballs
They would, between hitting a solar panel, and slamming into the station, they'd probably just be slowly floating by then. Like the panel buckles, and absorbs force, but then they just, zoom along.
This is funny but despite the meme and all the thought of loosing your connection to the space station and floating in space until your oxygen runs out for all eternity is pretty haunting. It's one of my worst fears I have and one of the reasons why I refrained from wanting to become an astronaut.
in space no one can hear you aeiou
lmfao
*aeiou
*no one can hear aeiou
hoses exclamation point
john madden! john madden! john madden!
It's amazing how this removes all of the tension from the scene
Literally the worst movie of all time, they never had Tension to begin with
@@AyshKing true
I still feel it, like ptsd
@@AyshKing It’s quite hilarious watching them just ping ball around
Could you say it takes away the Gravity from the situation??
I would like to imagine the 1.5 hour movie I've never seen is comprised entirely of them struggling to get close to the space station.
It is
It kinda is
It is exactly that
iirc most of the movie is until about this scene. Then the guy attached to the rope decides he wants to die and makes up a bullshit excuse about gravity then suffocates while floating to earth
@@artemisorwhatever9828 At least he'd burn up in the atmosphere
Gets a job on the ISS, floats around screaming aeiou and the A team song.
i heard neither of those things
you are too young for that
I'm signing up in the air force and I'm going to collage now just to become an astronaut and now I'm going to do this
DAAAA DA DA DAAAAAA DA DAAA DAAAAAA
Gravity the movie but with all voices done with moonbase alpha.
who would see?
RamtroStudios me!
RamtroStudios question is who wouldn't!
All Space movies involving Space while in Space for the purpose of doing Space stuff but with all voices done with Moonbase Alpha.
Me
RamtroStudios
John Madden
I find it really, really funny that when you remove the tension from this scene, these two people had every opportunity to save themselves multiple times in a row and still cocked it up by flailing like babies instead of just holding on.
Probably would feel a lot different than it looks to be in that situation, the lack of gravity and clear up an down as well as being limited in your field of view must be disorientating and confusing
@@fb5601 yeah, but they’re astronauts, they were trained for this.
@@destroyerofturtles5024 trained for what, space acrobatics? Situations like this are pretty fucking improbable. It's almost impossible to recreate the conditions in which they were in, let alone train someone in them to THIS extent. And even if you are prepared for grabbing onto stuff in zero-g, you certainly are not prepared for catching (or even dodging) a human in a spacesuit (weighting ~70 + ~100 kg) moving towards you at like 4 m/s
@@grox2417 the ability to speak does not make you intelligent.
-Qui Gon Jinn
Also of course they were trained for space acrobatics, it’s their job after all.
@@grox2417 I'm pretty sure they literally are trained for space acrobatics. I think you do have a point tho in that probably the most unrealistic thing here is that they're in this situation in the first place.
Catch me!
No.
Why.
Cuz u r john madden
Don't take the lords name in vain!
CTRL-X what's the song called?
ROTFLMAO
I'm crying from laughter xD
Mystery User Super Mario Bros. 2 overworld theme
It's almost cartoony how the two characters keep careening into almost everything in sight and keep finding ways to head in new directions. It's like they're balls in a pinball machine. Of course, this doesn't help the fact that this moment is supposed to be taken seriously (in its original form, anyway). Seriously, it's just plain ridiculous. I know that moving things in space don't slow down on their own, but still.
I mean. Moving things in space don't slow down even with help in that movie. Could poke holes in the physics everywhere in it for hours
Edit: and I only just now realise how old this comment is. Woops.
It's like when u fail every QuickTime event in a game
They look like they just randomly appeared in space wearing space suits without ever having done any astronaut training, it's hilarious
Flailing around like a baby in a pool
This scene gets worse the more you know about it experience spacewalks. The whole scene is idiotic nonsense.
I’m like “okay, that one grabbed the station, surely they’re safe. Wait, why are they flying again?”
This is what would happen if NASA used gamers as astronauts.
+aval1998 if generals and admirals were gamers "STOP USING NUKES YOU FUCKING NOOB!!11!!!!11!!"
Eskmm1 please refrain from using the word "noob" and using ones with the exclamation marks when referring to generals and admirals, for it is unrealistic, unprofessional and childish.
+aval1998 thats kind of the point
More like the average players of Moonbase Alpha and Kerbal Space Program...
jeb kerman went on EVA. Jeb kerman is now splattered on the space station...
Now do it with The Interstellar docking scene
docking it do The scene Now scene Interstellar
Interstellar with scene The do Now it docking
the what?
Docking it docking it do scene stellar scene
I forgot the meaning of docking and got concerned and aroused
0:39 always gets me
How he crashes into the other spess person all like EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
and 1:15
I thought they were saying shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit
This takes place in spess
*hit*
Nate Cason
*oh no*
0:40 always gets me. The sheer fear in his eyes and you just hear "AAAAAAAAAAA."
The whole movie should have been like this.
It really should have been. I would pay double to see the whole movie like this.
i would give 10 times more
just a bunch of slippery dumbasses floating and bumping into stuff, for two hours
@@htf5555 while screaming "aeiou" and "john madden"
Agree
We are whalers on the moon
We carry a harpoon
But there ain't no whales so we tell tall tales
And sing our whaling tune
YYYYEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Aeiou
@@Concerned_Custodian Aeoiu? Aeiou! Cal! Agr?
John Madden!
uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
"I got you bro.
I got you bro."
"Oh no."
"TOO MUCH SPACE."
Fucking hell im dying how is this not more popular.
Kit Is Tired because TOO MUCH SPAYCE
I have been seeing way more Homestuck fans in comment sections of non Homestuck related thing lately.
Hoses
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Hoses exclamation point
Hoses
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Hoses
"Too much space. 1/10" -IGN
My face stays completely still when listening to a well constructed joke
But the second I hear funny AI sounds and words with Mario music in the background it's the most hysterical thing I've seen all month
Wtf
Your comment is structured well
It’s not AI… Perfect Paul was developed in 1983…
Hoses
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Hoses exclamation point
Hoses
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Hoooses
0:16 what we all came for
a e i o u
*_a e i o u_*
*_Æiou_*
aeiou
_aeiou_
ouch.
ow.
ouch.
Nathan Oborne aeiou*
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Aeiou
Bro it’s 2022 and I haven’t laughed this hard in a while. Moonbase Alpha will always have a special place in my heart.
how does this not have more views
TOO MUCH SPACE
Wait for it...
aeiou
Tarson Talon still waiting...
What song is this people please😢
Starring Sandra Bullock, George Clooney, and JOHN MADDEN JOHN MADDEN JOHN MADDEN JOHN MADDEN JOHN MADDEN JOHN MADDEN JOHN MADDEN
LOL
this is probably the hardest i've laughed this week
oh no
oh no nononononono
The fucking Doppler effect as the "shiiiiiiiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT" fades in and out is what gets me
Hoses exclamation point.
no no no no no no no no no no
No no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no
Crazy how the movie titled “Gravity” doesn’t know how a zero-gravity environment works.
I know this is a huge nitpick, but it's not a zero-gravity environment. Gravity is very much present. They're in literal _orbit_ of Earth.
@@ccaagg When we say zero-gravity, we mean an abstraction of any gravity present because the astronauts and the station are going at such orbital speeds.
@@ccaagg it's widely agreed-upon terminology and it's definitely close enough for a youtube comment
Same for every action movie with a free fall scene since it works the same
It’s not like water you can’t swim because there’s no air that you can push so they wouldn’t be Karina and everything while spinning around they would just be creating a do everything while staying in a fixed position until they slam into the object
My favorite part of gravity is that it forgets about Newton's third law of motion, every action has an equal and opposite reaction. So slamming into somebody in space wouldn't send them hurtling forward as you continue going too, they would fly off, and you would be pushed in the opposite direction because of physics.
AstoundingHades you would stop moving, but otherwise correct
Well, it depends on the situation. You would, in essence, "swap" velocity, just like the balls on a Newton's Cradle.
Especially at the tangled rope part. There's nothing making them keep flying that way, yet it's a main reason he dies and it bothers me so much
@@gabrielmendoza4624 Honestly yeah, kinda killed the suspension of disbelief for me.
If the collision was dead on and inelastic, then one would have stopped moving while the other continued. However, they collided at an angle, so the moving astronaut only imparted some of their momentum. Newton's 3rd Law is great and all but you also need to observe other physical phenomena. It's not the end-all be-all Law in Physics. Conservation of Momentum is much more important in this situation. They were moving incredibly fast at the beginning but significantly slowed down by the end, which still didn't help the poor astronaut.
HAHA THE FIRST PART AFTER YEARS NEVER FAILS TO KILL ME
"shiiiiiiiiiiiiii
..
..
aeiou"
I gotchu bro, I gotchu bro
As a certified Aeiou astronaut I can confirm, this is a Aeiou moment
Jhon Madden
Don’t worry, due to the way orbiting works we should see the person that “fell” towards the earth in around 93 minutes, when we will hopefully encounter the person again
Hoses [exclamation point]
1:14 i got you bro
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
ªªªªªªªªaaaaaaaAAAAAAA oh no
too much SPACE
That aaaa Always get me 😂
It's been 10 years since the last time I've played Moonbase Alpha. This video really took me back then, I laughed a lot. Thank you
I’ve never watched the movie but how did they manage to not grab anything
Especially since weight isn’t an issue. Some of those flying off scenes would make sense on earth, but not in weightlessness
I'm not excusing the scene, it is bad, but momentum is still a major factor in free-fall
skill issue i think
I am wondering, as someone who has not watched the movie, why they were in space without being tethered to the station, and why they were hurtling towards it.
@@kam8754 their original station was destroyed by debris and they're trying to get to that station to try to get back to earth
This will never not be funny
lol ur gay ecks dee
Warden Freeman I like how this bait has literally 0 effort, I'm not even trying to start crap.
Kek, how grumpy~
4 years later and your still not wrong
@@epicguy6178 3 weeks later and he’s still not wrong
Fun fact: Actual spacesuits would restrict movement alot, so this scene would be impossible for real astronauts to recreate
I am the proof that this will keep being seen in future generations
and I love this ❤️🔥
Still better than Sandra Bullock's acting.
I saw this movie the other day
and all i have to say is:
"aeiou"
JOHN MADDEN JOHN MADDEN JOHN MADDEN JOHN MADDEN JOHN MADDEN
Football
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
football
FOOTBALL
99999999999999999999999999999998898899889999999999999999999999999999999999999999
It's crazy how completely you changed the mood of the scene just by changing the audio
If I ever become the first civilian to land on the moon, I swear I will sing the Whaling song
Retr0Active if i I'd do porn with rocks
What is the whaling song ?
PLVS VLTRA
*WE'RE WHALERS ON THE MOON*
*WE CARRY A HARPOON*
*BUT THERE AIN'T NO WHALES*
*SO WE TELL TALL TALES*
*AND SING OUR WHALING TUNE*
I would just keep shouting "john madden" on my radio
@@yapflipthegrunt4687 *everybody gangsta until someone says football over the radio and you see a football hurling towards you*
For a good 10 seconds I thought everything was animated...and specifically for this video...
I mean, technically it was animated.
I was wondering if anyone would make something like this! And you almost perfectly nailed it!
Almost?
Why tf are they completely incapable of grabbing on to the many grabable surfaces
Hoses.
Too much _S P A Y E S S S_!
because it's a movie.
a bad movie
Nasa made the hitboxes too small
It's because of the astronaut suits. They're very thick to keep the astronauts warm, but that's why you can only move yourself very limited and it's difficult to grab things.
because they dont have enough *a e i o u* power
Has it really been 7 years since Moonbase Alpha? Time passes too fast
The “too much space” at the end almost killed me.
John Madden.
asterisk
F O O T B A L L
Its been 7 years,and he still giving hearts,what a chad
We are made of aeiou and to aeiou we will return.
I find it funny how adding "aeiou's" and "hoses" removes all tension from this otherwise horrifying situation.
We need movies like this to appeal to us younger audiences.
Everytime I go to the moon, I hear this sound...
*aeiou*
What I find ridiculous about this entire scene outside of being in space is the crazy weight they seem to carry for some reason. I am not expert in physics, but there's no actual force working against them in space. Once they even hit an object, I would figure they'd slow way down and not just keep going the same speed like they're being dragged around by an invisible rope. Or when the line tugs each other, I really don't think there's enough force there to just keep them both flying like silly pinballs
They would, between hitting a solar panel, and slamming into the station, they'd probably just be slowly floating by then. Like the panel buckles, and absorbs force, but then they just, zoom along.
sandra bullock and george clooney sounding like robots has never been more fitting
too much space
Why is this being recommended to me 10 years later
This dude is still hearting comments after 7 years, respect.
Holy madden
I do hope that real life astronauts commonly say Aeiou and randomly say football-related words.
Rest in peace John Madden
I honestly don't know if I should be laughing or sad at this introduction to Aeiou: The Movie.
2013...
y youtube me recomienda recien esta obra de arte.
Is it bad that all I had to see was space and the aeiou title to know exactly where this was going before even clicking on the video...
Even after 7 years, it's still very funny.
10 years later it's still hilarious, this shit is evergreen
1:18
Wheatley "GRAB ME, GRAB ME, GRAB ME, GRAB MEEEE."
It’s a fucking crime that RUclips made me wait *8 years* to see this masterpiece
Imagine if being a spaceman was actually like moonbase alpha
*_"O no. Grab the hoses. Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- Aeiou!"_*
"too much space" XD
Thank you algorithm for blessing me with this masterpiece of a video
Congrat you earned a new achievement "AEIOU THAT HUUURT" so you got 333333333 steam wallet
Are you John Madden?
Etal Petal no im his son.
Every single thing about this scene is terrifying and the silly music and AEIOU doesn't quite detract from that.
Here comes another spacequake
Ebrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbr
just the “there’s too much space” at the end
Watched the movie today, this just went through my mind during this scene
This is funny but despite the meme and all the thought of loosing your connection to the space station and floating in space until your oxygen runs out for all eternity is pretty haunting. It's one of my worst fears I have and one of the reasons why I refrained from wanting to become an astronaut.
Lol have you seen doggy080 recently?
I haven't seen Doggy in 7 years.
Dang me too
Wow this is some speedy pinning
Lol
CTRL-X who's doggy
This isn’t how space works, and knowing about how gravity actually works... makes this movie hilarious
redditor moment
hennry stickman sent me. aeiou
+George Steedman Wait, who sent you?
+bananco38 Hennry stickman. that guy from fleeing the complex. becuase of the achievement called aeiou.
Geo Logic I'M A YEAR LATE BUT I'M PROBABLY THE ONLY ONE THAT GETS YOUR REFERENCE
Are you Charles?
THIS IS THE GREATEST PLAAAAAAAN!
The “dumbass” at 0:43 gets me
RUclips hid this from me for 7 years
I pissed myself 😂😂😭 The robot voice makes it a billion times better
0:26 Killed me off as well as the "I got you bro" part hahahaha
I'm gonna order a pizza *dialing* Hi can I order a pizza? NO! Why? BECAUSE YOU ARE JOHN MADDEN!
You're laughing.
Astronauts are in peril, struggling to survive in space and you're laughing
I'm gonna watch this 7 thousand times so you release the series
All potential comedy went out the window as soon as they started spiraling and missing the ropes.
Hoses
Even with these goofy voices, this scene is still terrifying.
I can’t stop laughing at this meme
This isn't terrifying, it's dumb. None of the physics make any sense.
@@rockspoon6528 Physics works a bit different in microgravity, hun
@@samhayzen I am extremely well-versed in microgravity. The physics in this scene are completely absurd.
@@rockspoon6528 ok, then act like it lol
why has this become a comfort video for me...
moonbase alpha the movie
Best movie ad I've ever seen.
1:22 to much "Space"!
This is still mildly amusing.
aeiou
I need to watch Gravity like Moonspace Alpha
Even with a funny voice it is still very intense to watch
Being ejected in among us be like:
Amogus when ipostr is SUS!
@@eldritchgod4308 amogusamogusamogusamogsusamogus
two things: 1. the spacesuits they use on the iss don’t have mobile legs. 2. astronauts are highly trained to be calm in such scenarios.
Is this enough to inspire you to be an astronaut?
it's so dramatic and so funny in the same time.