Station Commander Shares Science with Students

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  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2024

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  • @liamailiam
    @liamailiam 10 лет назад +365

    such an inspiration to humanity. great man

  • @raco_1644
    @raco_1644 5 лет назад +38

    i like it when chris does things to entertain himself durin the interview

  • @hockeyqueen
    @hockeyqueen 11 лет назад +12

    He explains things so well. At a level where everyone can understand the concepts, not just science enthusiasts. Thanks Cmdr Hadfield!

  • @Agent_Clark
    @Agent_Clark 9 лет назад +120

    That first question about his perspective was pretty intense.

  • @piercelloyd3804
    @piercelloyd3804 8 лет назад +55

    i love watching his watch bounce around on his wrist.

  • @archangelraguel1145
    @archangelraguel1145 7 лет назад +250

    Chris Hadfield is cool.

    • @judsonwade6264
      @judsonwade6264 6 лет назад +1

      Archanghjkku

    • @707noorie
      @707noorie 5 лет назад +1

      JPW what?

    • @2fatbunnys739
      @2fatbunnys739 5 лет назад +1

      You will NEVER see any other life forms on the International play station......
      Only the clowns doing music videos, comedy skits, and acting like idiots......
      Honestly ask yourself why they've never ever taken any other creatures (No insects, no amphibians, no reptiles, no birds, no nothing) to this magical place where they do all these interesting scientific experiments.....Have you ever seen the "Green house" ?
      It's all a charade.....

    • @ph4ntomis
      @ph4ntomis 5 лет назад +1

      @@707noorie He's w
      Speaking the language of gods

    • @aritramaitra3341
      @aritramaitra3341 4 года назад

      Cool is Chris Hadfield.

  • @aalireza123456
    @aalireza123456 11 лет назад +10

    He is so aware of things happen in different countries and thats make him fantastic man

  • @Melinmingle
    @Melinmingle 6 лет назад +177

    Anyone else get scared when a water drop escapes?

    • @LegoAventuras1718
      @LegoAventuras1718 6 лет назад +6

      Yes i feel like the whole station is gonna blow up in millons of pieces!

    • @08alex08alex
      @08alex08alex 6 лет назад +14

      They have a system thats sucks out air and water, they put the towels and any other wet tissues next to these (I dont know how to call it in english) "drainers" so they recycle water. They get to recycle almost 85% of all the water used, which is awesome !

    • @normahostetler7859
      @normahostetler7859 5 лет назад +6

      No, because we know they are faking it.

    • @pillarshipempireemployee0142
      @pillarshipempireemployee0142 5 лет назад +9

      @@normahostetler7859 go find a hobby

    • @brysonkuervers2570
      @brysonkuervers2570 5 лет назад +1

      @@normahostetler7859 Lol that's some good bait

  • @SyntaxScout
    @SyntaxScout 4 года назад +1

    Chris have an amazing charisma,and great way of communicating to the public,we need people like him to unite humanity for a better present and prepare for a prosper future.

  • @PH5221
    @PH5221 10 лет назад +118

    Did that kid at the end really just ask an astronaut about a conspiracy theory?

  • @cwarsvideos
    @cwarsvideos 8 лет назад +143

    Chris Hadfield for president of the US.

    • @CrowT
      @CrowT 6 лет назад +18

      cwarsvideos you should probably retake a class on the US Constitution....

    • @SpaceWalkerReal
      @SpaceWalkerReal 6 лет назад +11

      He's Canadian.

    • @dphorgan
      @dphorgan 6 лет назад

      Space Walker Your 50 weeks late with that comment....... Why do people do this?....

    • @KhOrganization
      @KhOrganization 6 лет назад +1

      David Horgan that’s when he saw the comment, you expect me to get a notification for his comment? Why’d you reply to his comment after a month? Why do people do this?

    • @brandonconnelly6798
      @brandonconnelly6798 5 лет назад

      You have to be born in the USA to be born in the USA. Obama was not born in the USA

  • @rymayores
    @rymayores 11 лет назад +1

    The best astronaut ever..I wished he didn't retire so he can share more experiences the rest of us can only imagine. God bless you commander hadfield

  • @kulmainer
    @kulmainer 7 лет назад

    Thank you Commander Chris Hadfield for showing us Planet Earth and the International Space Station, its so inspiring! May Gods love be with you!

  • @Fodog414
    @Fodog414 10 лет назад +257

    An astronaut needs to run for the presidency, screw these double sided politicians that worry about there political side instead of the whole for humanity. Seriously

    • @2alexbonte
      @2alexbonte 8 лет назад +2

      this is the most treu comment ever!

    • @GoldenHay1
      @GoldenHay1 6 лет назад +9

      Comedian for president ☑
      Movie star for gorvenor ☑
      Billionaire for president ☑
      Astronaut for president ☐
      Teletubbie for president ☐

    • @leberkassemmel
      @leberkassemmel 6 лет назад +4

      I vote for creepy teletubbies.

    • @conorcorrigan765
      @conorcorrigan765 6 лет назад +3

      In Canada we have Marc Garneau as a federal MP (sort of like a Congressman) and our Governor General (technically head of state) is Julie Payette, both are former astronauts.

    • @hayro252
      @hayro252 6 лет назад

      Everyone thought Yuri Gagarin would be next leader of the Soviet Union and guess what happened to him.
      Anyway i think Hadfield would be a great president but he is too apolitical for that like every astronout should be.

  • @famoussaturn3237
    @famoussaturn3237 8 лет назад +42

    This guy has done everything

  • @IceMetalPunk
    @IceMetalPunk 11 лет назад +4

    If his response helped change some people's perspectives here on Earth, then yes, I think it was worth it.

  • @clem-1917
    @clem-1917 11 лет назад +2

    these videos are very inspirational to me to get on, study and work hard.

  • @Volound
    @Volound 11 лет назад +7

    this guy is great.

  • @Chillerll
    @Chillerll 5 лет назад +1

    He is such a wholesome person.

  • @debstar2005
    @debstar2005 6 лет назад +4

    So interesting this guy must be a national treasure in Canada....

  • @GamerPhilosophy
    @GamerPhilosophy 2 года назад +1

    For someone who's been to space he's really Down to Earth

  • @RidingWithDave
    @RidingWithDave 5 лет назад +9

    Bag's don't hold water in space, so instead I am going to have to take a water bag. I had to laugh lol.

    • @jacobhasler3553
      @jacobhasler3553 4 года назад

      I thought I was the only one that caught that 😂😂😂

  • @PrankKindom
    @PrankKindom 11 лет назад +1

    cant stop watching these space videos

  • @cappythumper514
    @cappythumper514 5 лет назад +3

    Thank you Commander for what you do . Love these interviews. ~*~ Thank you NASA

    • @car-ls8uc
      @car-ls8uc 5 лет назад +1

      Why would you thank someone who is bullshitting you, he is an actor and there is no space station. Seems you'll believe anything you're told to...

    • @rlg_1230
      @rlg_1230 3 года назад

      @@car-ls8uc hm what else do u believe? thank god I have a functional brain unlike yourself and the idiots that support your naive idea, go look up "proving that the earth is round" then take a moment to realize how ridiculous your claims about the shape of the earth and space are.

  • @rossyv.4396
    @rossyv.4396 5 лет назад +1

    I watched this a thousand times but it always amaze me.

  • @brianbaker9781
    @brianbaker9781 8 лет назад +38

    An astronaut should be president of the US. He can watch over us all.

    • @victuz
      @victuz 8 лет назад +1

      Ba dum tss!!

    • @jesseb9864
      @jesseb9864 8 лет назад +4

      I actually wouldn't be opposed. Astronauts are pretty well rounded and mild mannered. I don't think we'd have as many problems with a man like this in office.

    • @Alucard-gt1zf
      @Alucard-gt1zf 8 лет назад +1

      Jesse B he's Canadian...

    • @jesseb9864
      @jesseb9864 8 лет назад +2

      Aaronaaron2 So? That's not the point.

    • @car-ls8uc
      @car-ls8uc 5 лет назад

      Sure, another actor for president. There was no moon landing, grow up and smarten up...

  • @topcookies1097
    @topcookies1097 4 года назад +4

    "I had an advanced education." Then, "364 and a quarter days? Anyways, one year."

  • @kitsophrenik
    @kitsophrenik 6 лет назад

    commander hadfield is a true hero. living legend

  • @UTUBEbetterthanTV
    @UTUBEbetterthanTV 11 лет назад +2

    i cant stop watching these videos...this is awesome!

  • @margotalmanzar5210
    @margotalmanzar5210 5 лет назад +4

    I love French Canadian the accents when speaking french are adorable 😭😂

  • @lionelkentler
    @lionelkentler 6 лет назад +11

    Lol he was about to say dripping but then he remembered

  • @suryasekar97
    @suryasekar97 6 лет назад

    unexpected answers from chis, you are an example of humanity

  • @gfbtfbtfilyfxbtyewqqef
    @gfbtfbtfilyfxbtyewqqef 8 лет назад +22

    Chris is a legend

  • @trulyinfamous
    @trulyinfamous 8 лет назад +9

    Sadly it is unsafe to do open experiments with mercury in the space station.

  • @chloejm4601
    @chloejm4601 5 лет назад

    In space, humanity flies like nothing ever seen or even know in planet Earth

  • @buddweston1414
    @buddweston1414 11 лет назад +2

    Awesome stuff... Have been looking up at the stars all my life and can appreciate how special this tiny blue dot we live on is. I do my bit to respect it and more people should share this! It is sure my artistic eye would be spellbound by the view, if to do so from such a special perspective. I am thankfull for party to your experience... and cheers from Australia!!

  • @FuzzyCow777
    @FuzzyCow777 8 лет назад +3

    Goosebumps.

  • @hippoklops
    @hippoklops 11 лет назад +57

    "The earth is 4,5 billion years old. We the humans are just a blink of the eye. so we're much more valuable" C. Hadfield
    Greetings from Turkey :D

    • @lewisyates2
      @lewisyates2 10 лет назад +2

      Sorry but I have to disagree with that statement. All humanity does is fight, pollute, destroy and eradicate. A fly has more value on this planet than we do, we're already responsible for the extinction of numerous other species and counting. We're a parasite that consumes and yet we believe we have the right because we're smarter than every other living thing.

    • @ronantimircan1549
      @ronantimircan1549 10 лет назад +3

      DucatiMeccanica Well, going by the logic of your sentence, you're fighting, polluting, destroying and eradicating, well, because you are part of the human race.

    • @zachburke8906
      @zachburke8906 10 лет назад

      DucatiMeccanica you parasite ;D jk I love you

    • @ronantimircan1549
      @ronantimircan1549 9 лет назад

      *****​ What you have written is very true, my friend. I agree 100%! In the big picture, we're all microscopic creatures on a pale blue dot.
      I recommend listening to Sagan's "Pale Blue Dot" speech, if you haven't already. It is very eye-opening and it can change your viewpoint on what we consider global issues.

    • @ronantimircan1549
      @ronantimircan1549 9 лет назад

      ***** Do let me know when you've listened to it, I would gladly want to hear your opinion.

  • @sbn025
    @sbn025 4 года назад

    that last answer!!! pure class

  • @ishwarchoudhari6347
    @ishwarchoudhari6347 7 лет назад +5

    what is the temperature inside the space station??

    • @dragonxev1144
      @dragonxev1144 5 лет назад

      I’m sure it’d depend on what section of the station you’re in, but it’s probably the same temperature of an average house if not similar to that

  • @georgeorwell9567
    @georgeorwell9567 11 лет назад

    I like it that they're the "coolest washcloths ever" because they're packed like hockey pucks, not because they're magical floating washcloths. I would've mentioned that first. He's so chill about it.

  • @paulanderson79
    @paulanderson79 6 лет назад +2

    What's the rationale behind using a hand held microphone as opposed to a worn one?

  • @Taylor-cy3cd
    @Taylor-cy3cd 8 лет назад +40

    I wonder If drama happens on the space station

    • @Fr0styIsHere
      @Fr0styIsHere 8 лет назад +27

      Lambder doubt it to be honest, You have to live with these people 24/7 with no escape so you wouldn't want to be on bad terms

    • @DamienDarksideBlog
      @DamienDarksideBlog 7 лет назад +12

      I would doubt it. If there was any quarrel, they would most likely say along the lines of "Okay but let's not have our disagreements jeopardize the mission." We have Chris as an ex-military man. I would assume all Russians aboard the spacecraft are soldiers. Plus all aboard know how important they are in humanity and will probably push anything aside to make sure things work.

    • @1lonecrow
      @1lonecrow 6 лет назад +1

      William Shatner was the first Canadian in space.....He was a "Commander" too :)
      Science Fiction, music videos, comedy, fantasy, mystery, horror and drama.....NASA's got it all....
      Here's NASA's Don Pettit ( NASA's best comedian ) doing his "We destroyed the technology" routine......
      It was done for a future "Ancient Aliens" episode.....To be aired in the year 2525
      ruclips.net/video/qxJbQpdYINg/видео.html

    • @edenackerman5892
      @edenackerman5892 6 лет назад +2

      Probably not. Astronauts sound like really nuce people. Alot of scientists do, in fact.

    • @dphorgan
      @dphorgan 6 лет назад

      NASA spends alot of time with cohabitation within close quarters. They helped out on the Chile mine disaster.

  • @brian177
    @brian177 10 лет назад +190

    They seriously let a kid ask about Chemtrails... what a waste.

    • @bencanedo3538
      @bencanedo3538 10 лет назад +12

      He was just curios and he was proding, like kids do

    • @brian177
      @brian177 10 лет назад +62

      Ben Cañedo Chemtrails are utter nonsense and trivially easy to explain if someone is actually curious. The only reason a young person would ask about chemtrails is if he or she is already stumbling down the stupid-hole of conspiracy theorism, or else he has a parent who is feeding him bullshit.
      Either way -- and I'm just guessing that they were passing questions past teachers before posing them to the ISS -- asking about chemtrails is a waste of time.
      This is why, you likely noticed, Hadfield didn't answer that part of the question. He stuck to the perfectly reasonable question about humankind's damage to the Earth.

    • @ThePandoraGuy
      @ThePandoraGuy 9 лет назад +8

      +brian177 If i remember correctly, what these people call chemtrail is in reality vaporised water, a byproduct of the jet engines combustion, right?

    • @harryandruschak2843
      @harryandruschak2843 9 лет назад +15

      +brian177 He should have explained that the chemtrails were the chemical DHMO...dihydrogen monoxide :)

    • @sambassmanstoner
      @sambassmanstoner 8 лет назад

      Yep, either that or the exhaust if the plane is on the ground (look up a B52 taking off, they emit huge exhaust plumes.

  • @elisedoyle5092
    @elisedoyle5092 2 года назад +1

    Fascinating 😁

  • @youtux2
    @youtux2 11 лет назад

    I can only imagine the chill down the teacher's spine when she heard that word... ;-)

  • @fetB
    @fetB 6 лет назад +1

    someone give this man a lav mic.
    PS. but seriously can't like this video enough. Amazing event and amazing people. Hope in humanity restored ;-)

    • @car-ls8uc
      @car-ls8uc 5 лет назад

      You are a fool...

    • @rlg_1230
      @rlg_1230 3 года назад

      @@car-ls8uc says the fool himself

  • @nicholashylton6857
    @nicholashylton6857 7 лет назад

    Chris Hadfield, you rock!

  • @ravenclawtom
    @ravenclawtom 11 лет назад +8

    commander please never leave the ISS lol

  • @TheCoolStuffHD
    @TheCoolStuffHD 9 лет назад +29

    2:57 Hockey puck eh?? Considering he's Canadian lol

    • @ThePandoraGuy
      @ThePandoraGuy 9 лет назад +2

      +TheCoolStuffHD What do you call it either? An edgy donut without a hole in the middle? It's flat and disc-shaped, like a bloody puck.

    • @TheCoolStuffHD
      @TheCoolStuffHD 9 лет назад +2

      ***** You didn't get the joke, did you??

    • @ThePandoraGuy
      @ThePandoraGuy 9 лет назад +1

      TheCoolStuffHD
      I got it, he's canadian and all canadians are into ice-hockey. But im still curious, if not calling it puck, what else calling it?

    • @TheCoolStuffHD
      @TheCoolStuffHD 9 лет назад +2

      ***** Actually, now that I think about it, I don't think anything else really describes it, other than a "puck". Maybe a disc, but that would make me think it was flat like a disc. Interesting.

    • @ThePandoraGuy
      @ThePandoraGuy 9 лет назад +2

      TheCoolStuffHD
      See :D.

  • @bencanedo3538
    @bencanedo3538 10 лет назад +8

    Does the speed you travel affect the gravity in orbit?

    • @Jayman2800
      @Jayman2800 10 лет назад +9

      they are traveling at about 23x the speed of sound which is 17,000 MPH. It may seem as though they are flying and floating weightlessly in space when actually they are falling faster than gravity can catch them giving them the sensation of Zero-G (Zero G forces applied to the body, not zero gravity) So gravity is always there its just too slow to keep up with the speed of the station.

    • @xxCrimsonSpiritxx
      @xxCrimsonSpiritxx 6 лет назад

      to orbit, is to go faster than the earth's curving beneath you, if you go faster (further) you escape orbit, if you go slower (closer) you descend to surface, as long as you're in orbit, the gravity (on the station) is null, but earth will always have the same gravity pull

  • @brno221973
    @brno221973 5 лет назад +3

    Wow, just wow, actual people in space, this is like science fiction but better. Water droplets flying everywhere with all that delicate electronics, priceless.

    • @paulzuk1468
      @paulzuk1468 5 лет назад

      Electronics are not as delicate as space hoaxers pretend to believe

    • @DanteYewToob
      @DanteYewToob 5 лет назад

      No it's fine. Samantha C, explained that small droplets evaporate very quickly because they have dehumidifiers (all the breath, sweat... etc would make it swampy and nasty very quickly otherwise.) So basically, a larger drop hits something, splatters into many tiny drops and they evaporate very fast, almost instantly. Remember, they have every surface exposed to dry air, on earth a wet spot only has half of it's surface exposed to air to evaporate.
      So basically it isn't so much a big deal. Almost everything exposed is pretty water tight, and the small amounts the fly around get dried up in minutes or seconds.
      You notice in some videos, they purposely smack droplets to break them up, or swat them away to hit something. It's kinda funny watching them swat floating water like a fly!

  • @speedoflight3539
    @speedoflight3539 7 лет назад

    Well there was some Canadian hobby scientist Ready Fredy First who predicted how those experiments will work. Thank you commander Chris Hadfield.

  • @anguskong5132
    @anguskong5132 4 года назад

    For some reason this made me want to hold my breath

  • @patrique2119
    @patrique2119 7 лет назад +1

    about the orbit that is exactly 24 hours, is he talking about the geosynchronous orbit?

  • @youtux2
    @youtux2 11 лет назад +5

    Asking _an astronaut_ about chemtrails is not just asking a stupid question, it's downright embarrassing.
    Hadfield did the right thing and pretended he hadn't heard that part of the question. Answering it properly would have meant making the poor kid feel so ignorant he would have dropped out of school right after the event.

    • @CousinBowling
      @CousinBowling 5 лет назад +1

      The kid meant contrails and mistakenly thought they were also a form of pollution as the context of his question obviously shows.

  • @weaim123
    @weaim123 7 лет назад

    what an incredible person

  • @motorsk8
    @motorsk8 11 лет назад

    Well, his question was about more than 'chemtrails', and it was not a bad question. Maybe he just mixed up the words, 'chemtrail' and 'contrail'. And Chris did a great job answering all these questions :)

  • @vijeth2797
    @vijeth2797 11 лет назад

    What about all the water that randomly flew of from the bottle away from the cloth? Isn't there a possibility it could go to some wiring and short circuit it?

  • @ZarkowsWorld
    @ZarkowsWorld 6 лет назад

    Astronauts and scientists should be our heroes - then we know we have made it as a species.

  • @crocodylus73
    @crocodylus73 11 лет назад

    Intercepted bombers off the coast of Nova Scotia? When did that occur and where were they from?

  • @JL-ge4kh
    @JL-ge4kh 7 лет назад

    What if you took an open jar or canister and closed while in space or a vacuum what would would happen to the jar or what would end up in the jar

  • @bretrubin3754
    @bretrubin3754 11 лет назад +1

    If I were in space I would pretend to be a water bender from avatar the last airbender

  • @torpedohippo8493
    @torpedohippo8493 8 лет назад +6

    "Mister Commander Hadfield" lol

  • @DrKjoergoe
    @DrKjoergoe 8 лет назад +10

    8:50 why did he say there are 6.5 billion humans on earth? Aren't we already at 7.5?

    • @ctrl1_
      @ctrl1_ 7 лет назад +10

      Kjoergoe this was in 2013

    • @GoKou96
      @GoKou96 7 лет назад +9

      So imagine the exponential growth of freakin a billion added to earth in just 4 years

    • @ctrl1_
      @ctrl1_ 7 лет назад +4

      very possible

    • @ApoLk_
      @ApoLk_ 7 лет назад +1

      Chen Mi So in 8 years we will have 9.5 billion people? (Because the raise of people on earth neves goes back, only faster, only if something like a virus or a war occour)
      P.s.: Sorry my english i am not american.

    • @allmight8127
      @allmight8127 6 лет назад +3

      Kjoergoe flat earthers don't count

  • @tatianaferreira5998
    @tatianaferreira5998 5 лет назад

    This is so amazing!! 😊

  • @AstrumG2V
    @AstrumG2V 11 лет назад

    There's a vid out there on youtube somewhere, made by the previous commander, who shows how they do a number 1 and 2 and also wash themselves :-)

  • @naharenterprise474
    @naharenterprise474 4 года назад

    Chris Hadfield is so sweet and funny

  • @jackclancy2189
    @jackclancy2189 6 лет назад

    You can tell he’s Canadian when he calls a compacted cloth a hockey puck

  • @ethanricheson2324
    @ethanricheson2324 11 лет назад +1

    Cane you make a video on how to bleed in space

  • @TheCoolStuffHD
    @TheCoolStuffHD 9 лет назад

    So he came back to earth a little bit less than a month after the vid?? Cool.

  • @arkj5096
    @arkj5096 4 года назад

    Oh wow j'aime ce type de vidéos

  • @bernzeppi
    @bernzeppi 11 лет назад

    He handled it well, he passed authority to the teacher.
    Any other response would have undermined that authority
    You are not skilled in the art of manipulation, that little snotter thought he was going to get the better of the teacher
    Has it not occurred to you how come Chris is so worded up on every guest questioner he has?
    He is exceptionally well researched and well prepared as was the teacher
    Do you really think all involved were going to leave this wonderful opportunity to chance?
    Seriously

  • @KingOfDepravity
    @KingOfDepravity 5 лет назад +1

    He’s like a real life Hal Jordan.

  • @scottcampbell9283
    @scottcampbell9283 5 лет назад

    BTW there are billions of people who are with you. Dont feel you are alone

  • @MrRockydee07
    @MrRockydee07 8 лет назад

    Have a Q if you have to leave the space station do you have the means to leave it yourself or do need to wait for help ?

    • @sambassmanstoner
      @sambassmanstoner 8 лет назад +3

      They have a Soyuz capsule that is docked on the station, so if there was an emergency, they could return home in the capsule. They'd need to contact mission control so they could get all the helicopters and vehicles needed to find the capsule after it lands.

    • @MrRockydee07
      @MrRockydee07 8 лет назад

      Sam Stoner thank you very much, now I see it sticking out from station.

  • @gonzophoenixaz7853
    @gonzophoenixaz7853 5 лет назад

    What happens to a ball of water that is floating and hits like a computer or electrical outlet

  • @9essential9
    @9essential9 11 лет назад

    Is that an iPad in the lower right area ?

  • @LonelyUpularity
    @LonelyUpularity 8 лет назад

    Can anybody answer and tell me why you can't hear sound outside in space but you can hear it inside the iss? Is it because they have their own atmosphere in there?

    • @thebath6653
      @thebath6653 7 лет назад +3

      Dalton Adkins sound needs a medium to travel in such as air,space is a almost a perfect vacuum and so sound has no means to travel.In the ISS they have air so sound can travel.

    • @DamienDarksideBlog
      @DamienDarksideBlog 7 лет назад +1

      Remember that sound is a vibration that travels through a gas (clapping in air), liquid (making sounds in water) or solid (knock on a table). However it has to travel THROUGH something, and a vacuum isn't anything. The vibration can't travel through it and stops.
      Controlling vibrations is key for a lot of jobs, especially when soundproofing something. That is why you see many Twitch Streamers and RUclipsrs with soundproofing to either make sure that either outside sounds can't get in (dogs barking, traffic) or that their sounds don't escape (because your neighbor might not want to hear you screaming at a guy who killed you in Overwatch). So they have the foam and other things to absorb sounds.
      Things that use vacuums to control vibrations are things like double-paned windows and such that have vacuums to control sound.
      Hopefully that helps!

  • @boahneelassmal
    @boahneelassmal 11 лет назад

    is the vid for May 13 up already?

  • @jhnsnken
    @jhnsnken 6 лет назад +8

    How do flat earthers explain this

  • @librandancer
    @librandancer 7 лет назад +5

    President Hadfield. Should seriously consider it He was born in Canada is he now a US citizen?

    • @user-ge4uk9ui8y
      @user-ge4uk9ui8y 7 лет назад

      He wasn't born in US

    • @CrowT
      @CrowT 6 лет назад

      librandancer that doesnt matter. Read the US Constitution.

    • @xxCrimsonSpiritxx
      @xxCrimsonSpiritxx 6 лет назад

      ^ said the idiot on a youtube comment

    • @CousinBowling
      @CousinBowling 5 лет назад

      @@CrowT you have to be born here man.

    • @CousinBowling
      @CousinBowling 5 лет назад

      @@xxCrimsonSpiritxx you have to be born here.

  • @alankelacota
    @alankelacota 11 лет назад

    there is a shorter version without the question section that has over 6million veiws

  • @bluemagicraccoon5023
    @bluemagicraccoon5023 4 года назад

    Gawd, I wish my highschool would do such a thing.

  • @jamlevisyonjouning6595
    @jamlevisyonjouning6595 4 года назад

    He is my role model.

  • @wsxcde21
    @wsxcde21 8 лет назад

    why do they even bother with the delay if we can see clearly he is hearing right away....

    • @bradymcmanus1376
      @bradymcmanus1376 8 лет назад +4

      He is not hearing right away...

    • @wsxcde21
      @wsxcde21 8 лет назад

      +Brady McManus we can tell he is hearing right away and also that he was prepared with the answers for the questions;)

    • @bradymcmanus1376
      @bradymcmanus1376 8 лет назад +2

      Sorry, but you are wrong... Look it up. There is a delay between the Earth and the space station. You can even see the delay in the video.

    • @wsxcde21
      @wsxcde21 8 лет назад

      +Brady McManus I can see that you are blind that for sure:)

    • @bradymcmanus1376
      @bradymcmanus1376 8 лет назад +4

      LOOK IT UP! YOU ARE AN IDIOT! ANY SMART PERSON KNOWS THAT THERE IS A DELAY!

  • @archangelraguel1145
    @archangelraguel1145 7 лет назад

    Experiments without gravity right?

  • @athenacusick3316
    @athenacusick3316 11 лет назад

    What would you bring to into space

  • @tomp9099
    @tomp9099 11 лет назад

    I like how he refers to it as a "hockey puck"

  • @georgezarifis4354
    @georgezarifis4354 6 лет назад

    My question was if your time with day and night changes can you answer please ???

  • @tausif7427
    @tausif7427 6 лет назад

    what is the time at ISS🤔

  • @jeffreyandrews5782
    @jeffreyandrews5782 10 лет назад +86

    That was my school

  • @joelangley7974
    @joelangley7974 4 года назад

    Chris Hadfield, the epitome of what I think a Canadian is, I hope there all like him.

  • @johanwise9713
    @johanwise9713 6 лет назад

    What a great experiment! Nobody would have expected this amazing results - in this case I´m lucky to pay my taxes to bring them up.

  • @noahkurz6699
    @noahkurz6699 6 лет назад

    Do you guys ever get home sickness in space?

  • @youtux2
    @youtux2 11 лет назад

    Nice video, thanks for mentioning it. :)

  • @youtux2
    @youtux2 11 лет назад

    BTW, thanks for the hint about Skyfish. Interesting subject :)

  • @marnofranck6204
    @marnofranck6204 6 лет назад

    I have a question.. Can astronauts see airplanes that fly around on earth from the ISS? and what do astronauts say to the people that believe that the earth is flat?

  • @voidjuice
    @voidjuice 11 лет назад

    It's not exactly a stupid question, but it wasnt a direct one either so he didnt ignore it, he just didnt notice it.

  • @mcchickinisgood
    @mcchickinisgood 11 лет назад

    i love how canadian he is. i just know he likes the washcloth containers mainly because theyre hockey puck shaped.