the men that go up into space and spend months at a time on this are so brave, i went to the national space museum and i cannot even begin to imagine how it actually feels up there in space, it used to scare me to think that there is nothing really out there, but with new technology and things like this we can get a better understanding, and who knows maybe there are other things out in space that we have never noticed before, it's just so amazing!
Im speechless with how cool it is up there. I had the good fortune to intern at KSC one summer and it still blows my mind to see things I was around on earth, up on the station.
looking out the copula at the blue earth is such a harsh contract to the brick white, manufactured, technical look of the rest of the station. My mouth literally fell open when he panned up to that window. The first first eight minutes, your brain sort of convinces you they're walking through a building, then you see through the window that they are actually above the whole world.
This is soooo impresive!... It is funny how humans can make all this and our tv stations still find it more interesting and important to inform us about a celebrity person divorcing another celebrity person...
Despite the obvious difficulties (bathrooms, exercise, maintenance ), I can't help but feel a great surge or pride for this achievement. I know it's not mine, but it was never a single person's achievement. It was our collaborative efforts, the trait of Humanity that is often overlooked, that created this marvel of science and engineering. I watch this video, and I know I would feel truly at home in this environment.
I enjoyed the 360 tour of the cupola, it was great to see just how much of both the Earth and the ISS can be seen from its windows. I just wish Cady had narrated the entire thing, not just from where she enters Node 3. For those of us stuck on the ground, it's always interesting to hear about the equipment in the various modules. Mike Fincke's tours still rank as the best, I'd like to see one that detailed made now that ISS is basically complete.
That is really cool. It's really new and interesting to me to actually hear what the inside of the space station sounds like. This is a fantastic video, it makes me feel a bit like I'm there while watching it. The view at the end is amazing. I feel quite relaxed now, thank you for the tour!!! -KD0IDB
I like the view from the Cupola of the Soyez craft and the Progress module..the background noise reminds me of the sound of a long haul flight flying through the nite skies. In this instance obviously it's in space..would love to be high above the earth looking down on the seas and in orbit! great work Cady as always..the bathroom issues you guys seem to keep having must be annoying..
So. Freakin. Great. Really glad to finally see the bathroom. I'm glad that there is such a high level of background noise - extreme silence is super creepy. I'd suggest either color coding or pattern/stripe coding the 'airlocks' between units maybe? Make a few of the larger cover panels (on the walls of the modules) dry-erase or something. Also, maybe some grommet/bungie stuff for other cover panels so people who live there can put more things like "Pins out?" everywhere plus pictures etc...
Awesome tour. We don't need ambassadors/astronauts faces in front of the cameras ALL the time. I'm more interested in this type of look at the ISS. Great video.....
You guys, and gal, have got that place incredibly tidy these days. Yeah there's the new PMM, yeah there's HTV, yeah there's the ATV... someone on the expedition 26/27 crew is a neat freak... I can tell.
This video was so disorienting. It's a challenge I had never considered regarding working on the ISS before: simply finding your way around would be a challenge. Especially for people who don't read signs! XD
@RockTouching I read that delivery 1 kg of cargo to iss costs about 10,000$. Maybe i mistaken. I don't think that they play in hi-end games on the iss so 5 yo laptops is pretty good for them.
There are no stars for the same reason there are no stars on the apollo images, because the light reflected by earth/moon is so bright the camera cant see the stars. Just try seeing stars at night while pointing a flashlight into your eyes.
@ReelNasa - vow. but with so many cables hanging out, and things looking so messy with things sticking out everywhere, isn't there a danger that a floating astro-cosmo-naut would trip on something and cause problems?
The only thing they're missing is a big open area like skylab had where they can just fly around and goof around and stuff, Check out the old skylab video's here on youtube and you'll see what I mean.
Tour guide: Starts in the American section of the station: 1) Node 1 2) U.S. Destiny lab 3) Node 2 4) JEM (Japanese Experiment lab) 5) Back into Node 2 (No ESA lab, must have had a delicate experiment going on - it lies opposite JEM) 6) Back into U.S. Destiny lab 7) Back into Node 1 8) Into U.S. "Quest" air lock 9) Down into Italian-made storage module left behind by one of the last Shuttles 10) Into Node 3 (talking begins, with bathroom) 11) Cupolla (windows to look down to Earth)
AFTER WATCHING THIS I RESPECT THE PEOPLE UP THERE DOING IT VERY LONELY AND it is LIKE PRISON CONDITIONS. i would like to see a section for growing their own food up there and if its possible to have a green house module which could work well to clean up the atmosphere they breathe up there?
before I die.. I want to see the world I live in.. through the fantasy of amazement called space.. I will not die in this planet without visiting space atleast once. I promise.
rupert gonzales To monitor and control everything. They gave up on central computers and separated everything and used laptops to monitor and control it. Much easier.
it is a maze in there.. but u get the orientation it is like being on a new city i guess.. in time you figure it out..! btw did you notice they have lables(to lab, nod 1-2, port/strbrd etc..)
I think they should send up one of the Apollo era astronauts. I know they're all old now, but they're probably fitter than most old guys. It would sure be some difference from the tiny flying phone booth they had to go to the moon in.
Up until 6:32 I was constantly thinking: "go to node 3, go to node 3, go to node 3, go to node 3..." I dunno how any work has gotten done on the ISS since the cupola was installed.
"On another occasion, Howard worked on a zero-gravity human-waste disposal system, essentially a "space toilet", that was deployed in the International Space Station. He later realized the equipment had a structural weakness, and again sought the help of his friends to correct it. The solution proved unsuccessful.[5]" - Wikipedia article , The Big Bang Theory. Also, Would Noise Cancelling Headphones come in handy on the ISS?
They're probably all asleep, as she is filming this "late at night". But she doesn't go into the Russian segment, nor into Columbus, so they might all have been hiding there.
i agree with you 100%.. one of the things i hate in windows is the fact that i have to pay for everything.. the overall function system is improving though.. i did hear that MS asked Canonical to provide Code for W7... funny..!!
the men that go up into space and spend months at a time on this are so brave, i went to the national space museum and i cannot even begin to imagine how it actually feels up there in space, it used to scare me to think that there is nothing really out there, but with new technology and things like this we can get a better understanding, and who knows maybe there are other things out in space that we have never noticed before, it's just so amazing!
Im speechless with how cool it is up there. I had the good fortune to intern at KSC one summer and it still blows my mind to see things I was around on earth, up on the station.
looking out the copula at the blue earth is such a harsh contract to the brick white, manufactured, technical look of the rest of the station. My mouth literally fell open when he panned up to that window. The first first eight minutes, your brain sort of convinces you they're walking through a building, then you see through the window that they are actually above the whole world.
She*
This is soooo impresive!... It is funny how humans can make all this and our tv stations still find it more interesting and important to inform us about a celebrity person divorcing another celebrity person...
Despite the obvious difficulties (bathrooms, exercise, maintenance ), I can't help but feel a great surge or pride for this achievement. I know it's not mine, but it was never a single person's achievement. It was our collaborative efforts, the trait of Humanity that is often overlooked, that created this marvel of science and engineering.
I watch this video, and I know I would feel truly at home in this environment.
I enjoyed the 360 tour of the cupola, it was great to see just how much of both the Earth and the ISS can be seen from its windows. I just wish Cady had narrated the entire thing, not just from where she enters Node 3. For those of us stuck on the ground, it's always interesting to hear about the equipment in the various modules. Mike Fincke's tours still rank as the best, I'd like to see one that detailed made now that ISS is basically complete.
Imagine walking around this place with normal gravity :D Many ways to break equipment or get injured from falling...
Like EVA
Really love that Node 1 sound, it sounds so relaxing!
That is really cool. It's really new and interesting to me to actually hear what the inside of the space station sounds like. This is a fantastic video, it makes me feel a bit like I'm there while watching it. The view at the end is amazing. I feel quite relaxed now, thank you for the tour!!!
-KD0IDB
i love n enjoy every moment of space videos n hope to be part of it watching the beautiful earth from above!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I like the view from the Cupola of the Soyez craft and the Progress module..the background noise reminds me of the sound of a long haul flight flying through the nite skies. In this instance obviously it's in space..would love to be high above the earth looking down on the seas and in orbit! great work Cady as always..the bathroom issues you guys seem to keep having must be annoying..
So. Freakin. Great. Really glad to finally see the bathroom. I'm glad that there is such a high level of background noise - extreme silence is super creepy. I'd suggest either color coding or pattern/stripe coding the 'airlocks' between units maybe? Make a few of the larger cover panels (on the walls of the modules) dry-erase or something. Also, maybe some grommet/bungie stuff for other cover panels so people who live there can put more things like "Pins out?" everywhere plus pictures etc...
Great tour and 8:23 has to be highlight. Just simply brilliant stuff!
Incredible! Feels like one is really there!
Beautiful..Just Beautiful....
Awesome tour.
We don't need ambassadors/astronauts faces in front of the cameras ALL the time. I'm more interested in this type of look at the ISS. Great video.....
You guys, and gal, have got that place incredibly tidy these days.
Yeah there's the new PMM, yeah there's HTV, yeah there's the ATV... someone on the expedition 26/27 crew is a neat freak... I can tell.
You can have any laptop you want on the ISS.
As long as it's a ThinkPad.
Your very own space station tour by an actual astronaut awesome !
If any of you up there read this, make more of these! I want to see one of the sleeping area next :P
Thank you.
after seeing my earth i lost all my pain of 30 years .i have no any bad feeling with any human being now.
@holdthis and its still improving, man i wish i could be around to see how the future looked in 200 years from now
very very nice video...great to see that
Very nice. Thank You.
Wow I am so jealous haha best view undoubtedly!
This video was so disorienting. It's a challenge I had never considered regarding working on the ISS before: simply finding your way around would be a challenge. Especially for people who don't read signs! XD
at 2:45 are those 4 living quarters in NOD 2?
@josealexandrereis Yes, there are two additional crew quarters in the Russian Zvezda Module way at the other end of the Russian Segment too.
@RockTouching I read that delivery 1 kg of cargo to iss costs about 10,000$. Maybe i mistaken. I don't think that they play in hi-end games on the iss so 5 yo laptops is pretty good for them.
There are no stars for the same reason there are no stars on the apollo images, because the light reflected by earth/moon is so bright the camera cant see the stars. Just try seeing stars at night while pointing a flashlight into your eyes.
@ReelNasa - vow. but with so many cables hanging out, and things looking so messy with things sticking out everywhere, isn't there a danger that a floating astro-cosmo-naut would trip on something and cause problems?
The only thing they're missing is a big open area like skylab had where they can just fly around and goof around and stuff, Check out the old skylab video's here on youtube and you'll see what I mean.
wonderful view, thanks.
Yup, that's Robonaut 2. He might start helping with spacewalks soon, but for now, they're just testing him. Look him up!
Yeah they do, maybe that helps with them feeling which way up it is
I still can't figure out how they breathe in the ISS? do they have a stockpile of oxygen tanks?
i'm always wondering: where are the stars?? in a lot of videos from the moon and space there are no stars. can someone please tell me?
Tour guide:
Starts in the American section of the station:
1) Node 1
2) U.S. Destiny lab
3) Node 2
4) JEM (Japanese Experiment lab)
5) Back into Node 2
(No ESA lab, must have had a delicate experiment going on - it lies opposite JEM)
6) Back into U.S. Destiny lab
7) Back into Node 1
8) Into U.S. "Quest" air lock
9) Down into Italian-made storage module left behind by one of the last Shuttles
10) Into Node 3 (talking begins, with bathroom)
11) Cupolla (windows to look down to Earth)
AFTER WATCHING THIS I RESPECT THE PEOPLE UP THERE DOING IT VERY LONELY AND it is LIKE PRISON CONDITIONS. i would like to see a section for growing their own food up there and if its possible to have a green house module which could work well to clean up the atmosphere they breathe up there?
sometimes I wonder who's in charge of maintaining the space station,as far as organization. and cleaning
wow the station is huge
Amazing i wonder if within 70 years this station expands a lot more
It wont
I love international space station
Bathroom not functioning... so what’s the intern plan?
How on earth (or indeed, not on earth) do you keep yourself oriented? Or do you not feel the need to?
Love the exit sign at 0:43. Exit to where?
before I die.. I want to see the world I live in.. through the fantasy of amazement called space.. I will not die in this planet without visiting space atleast once. I promise.
those laptops attached to walls for what are?
there IBM thinkpads possibly T60s
rupert gonzales
To monitor and control everything. They gave up on central computers and separated everything and used laptops to monitor and control it. Much easier.
Minute 9:25 fly in space, great movie😁
how do you get a swim tank in zero-g enviroment?
...or a troll
Compared to what the Apollo astronauts traveled in, it's huge.
no ones there?
Awesome, I wish i could be up there.
it is a maze in there.. but u get the orientation it is like being on a new city i guess.. in time you figure it out..! btw did you notice they have lables(to lab, nod 1-2, port/strbrd etc..)
Welcome to MTV CRIBS fellas!!!
they have windows xp sp1 and a very nice view at 08m22s
where are the people?
@andrebrannan1953 Everyone else might have been sleeping. Notice she only starts talking when she's pretty far away from the sleep stations.
I think they should send up one of the Apollo era astronauts. I know they're all old now, but they're probably fitter than most old guys. It would sure be some difference from the tiny flying phone booth they had to go to the moon in.
John Glenn went up on Discovery, at age 77, but before the ISS.
what was that suit?
Amazing
Why never show the Russian Orbital Segments ??
Wow, after seeing the Earth from the Cupola window I would probably need to use the bathroom. Thankfully, I now know where that is too.
Up until 6:32 I was constantly thinking: "go to node 3, go to node 3, go to node 3, go to node 3..."
I dunno how any work has gotten done on the ISS since the cupola was installed.
Where is everybody!??
I've been working on zero gravity toilet systems in Second Life... I'm on my second engineering simulator prototype now.
Linda la mosca espacial al final del video!
@SouthernSky That wasn't even the entire station.
that bathroom looks like a engineers nightmare
You probably wouldn't be able to peel me away from the cupola room.
"On another occasion, Howard worked on a zero-gravity human-waste disposal system, essentially a "space toilet", that was deployed in the International Space Station. He later realized the equipment had a structural weakness, and again sought the help of his friends to correct it. The solution proved unsuccessful.[5]"
- Wikipedia article , The Big Bang Theory.
Also, Would Noise Cancelling Headphones come in handy on the ISS?
Is that the sound of jet engines I hear?
thats a pretty advanced kitchen
which is also known as a smudge on the glass
Sad that the person taking the video didn't comment on what was happening.
@Graviton1066 thanks for the info...
This remind me of those pipe labyrinth that little kids play in , except with more technology and less gravity. :)
so cool
*bumps into the 'open airlock' button*
What the.... Where is the crew?!!!
Is she alone on the ISS?
guess I am lost, but I love it
They're probably all asleep, as she is filming this "late at night". But she doesn't go into the Russian segment, nor into Columbus, so they might all have been hiding there.
Im getting vertigo just from watching this
that and the screensaver on that laptop.
its huge
Its so noisy .. Cooling or something else ?
Air conditioning and ventiliation. And lots of little whirring devices.
kudos to this lady, she has the best job known to man :(
April 21 was my birthday!
Why don't we see any satellites orbiting the earth?
it's seems ridiculous to think a crew of 6 could maintain the going ons of such a large facility
Well, most of it is experiments, not time critical stuff or operations. The area that controls the environment is really fairly small.
Min 10:43 , fly ?
That would explain why there is no stars
@darkcg79 Only the best!
Of course they use xp. Its not like FedEx delivers new operating systems to space shuttles
where is everybody else....................
i agree with you 100%.. one of the things i hate in windows is the fact that i have to pay for everything.. the overall function system is improving though.. i did hear that MS asked Canonical to provide Code for W7... funny..!!
Im suprised they didnt upgrade to Windows 7 up there
Man I lost track of whats up and down! but I guess there is no up or down.. haha!