NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams completed ingress onto the International Space Station shortly after docking on June 6, 2024. Credit: NASA
0:33 That hug has some real power behind it. You can feel the excitement to return to the ISS and to do so in a new spacecraft. Giving the US (and the West as a whole) more than one option to get into space.
To go to the space station three times that has to be one of the most amazing jobs ever especially doing it on different Rockets and shuttles and capsules what a life they have lived your dreams can come true if you work hard at it and stick to that dream no matter what gets in your way
because they escaped death due to 3 times helium leak and 5 thrusters shut down. Its a miracle that they still alive and didnt become space junk. Of course they celebrate their nearly death experience. But new challenge : Starliner needs to bring back 2 astronauts back to earth, with not enough fuel and 5 thrusters down and only 2 thrusters are functioning.
I am so happy they reached successfully!! I was so nervous and scared if boeing could make it 💗 Congratulations Boeing, let's have some faith in you now
because they escaped death due to 3 times helium leak and 5 thrusters shut down. Its a miracle that they still alive and didnt become space junk. Of course they celebrate their nearly death experience. But new challenge : Starliner needs to bring back 2 astronauts back to earth, with not enough fuel and 5 thrusters down and only 2 thrusters are functioning.
I can't help but be a big fan of Suni. My daughter is an aspiring pilot so I am working to make her a fan of Suni too. It is not hard when Suni just goes about her day being awesome.
I think even if the ride wasn't so fun like the helium issues they'd have to smile and seem overjoyed if they want to stay employed with Boeing and Nasa lol
After all the delays Boeing still has issues with helium leaks on the capsule for the thrusters, glad they made it safely, hopefully they resolved the parachute issues since they land on the hard ground.
@@miguelolvera5993 Not this time. The helium leaks were not mission critical and the valves were shut off anyway. Quite apart from that, the spacecraft was able to manoeuvre and dock successfully. Those of you who were expecting it to explode or endanger the ISS probably don't know that helium is an inert gas... But there's always one glass half-empty guy in these comment sections. Hope you're happy now (if that's actually possible).
Russia still uses technology that’s 50 or 60 years old. The US has new, modern technology. Russia has neither the time nor the money to improve anything, they are too busy killing their neighbours.
This is proof that the weightless environment of space makes your head huge and hair get very long. I am going bald so I want to go to space to fix it.
What happens if a strand of that overly long hair ends up flowing around the station and finds it way onto what would be an airlock seal? I’m not an engineer so I’m wondering if it could cause a failure of sorts if it ends up on a seal/surface of zero tolerance which would prevent a perfect closure. Would the pressures that be have an affect?
The vacuum of space is not so volatile that a small tiny breach in the seal would cause a catastrophic decompression. It isn't like the movies where a tiny hole would suck everything out of it. A small hole the size of a dime could be plugged up with a finger and have no ill effects.
Average crew is 7 But they had 13 at one point because the changeover schedule got messed up a bit, it started to get a little tight at that point from the reports, i think the air system is capable for like, 25 or so(don’t quote me) if they really needed too but at that point they are burning food and water supplies very quickly and somebody needs to get going lol
They’re excited to have made it since the ship they took up was defective and who knows how long that will take to fix or if they just dump it in space!
That is a common misconception. The vacuum of space is not nearly different enough in pressure to cause a crazy decompression. In reality a small hole in the space station could be plugged with your finger and not have any ill effects for the atmosphere inside.
Her excitement to be returning instantly brought me to tears. What a special place.
this is what they mostly miss in every space movie!
ecause they escaped death due to 3 times helium leak and 5 thrusters shut down. Its a miracle that they still alive and didnt become space junk.
@@uyu4271 Plus one of the guys requested fresh underwear cause somebody pooped their pants
How are they flying 😢 looks like they have super powers
@@uyu4271do what will happen this time
Will Starliner be able to bring her back 😢😢😢
0:33 That hug has some real power behind it.
You can feel the excitement to return to the ISS and to do so in a new spacecraft. Giving the US (and the West as a whole) more than one option to get into space.
These two have definitely solidified their name in the history books!
Man that was soo cool the lady just floated above everyone to get a better picture. At 3:26
That's Jeanette Epps 😊
ecause they escaped death due to 3 times helium leak and 5 thrusters shut down. Its a miracle that they still alive and didnt become space junk.
Space hugs look like the best hugs youll ever have
I want one
Suni looks SO excited to be there 🥲
because they escaped death due to 3 times helium leak and 5 thrusters shut down. Its a miracle that they still alive and didnt become space junk.
@@uyu4271 you don't know why either. It's probably because she was excited to be back up there.
It's been almost 12 years since she last went to the ISS, she has every right to be excited.
@@eccentricgamer4111 I know! Happy for her!
Suni really knows how to make an entrance 😂
@@uyu4271 Go away!
The wild hair! I'm so jealous!
Its crazy to think about that we got humans floating around our Earth
I met a few people who were in orbit without leaving the ground. :-O
It's crazy to think it's our earth.
Jesus is Lord
@@Shaolin91z Yep, it's ours. Not yours, maybe
And not any further. Funny how that is.
@@nobodyxxxxxxxx No, twenty-four visited the Moon, three of them twice.
Look at their smiling face! They made it alive!
Not easy these days in a Boeing vehicle.
because they escaped death due to 3 times helium leak and 5 thrusters shut down. Its a miracle that they still alive and didnt become space junk.
Friendship in space *should equal* friendship on Earth. I hope we get there, some day... 🙂
Suni is such a legend ❤
Glad they got there safe!
Close call, but no return it's out of gas.
It's the crazy hair lady! I remember the ISS tour. Glad she's back. I missed her. :)
Sunitha Williams
congratulations to the starliner crew
ps loved suni's enthusiasm
Her enthusiasm is contagious!😅
This is why women shouldn’t be in space
To go to the space station three times that has to be one of the most amazing jobs ever especially doing it on different Rockets and shuttles and capsules what a life they have lived your dreams can come true if you work hard at it and stick to that dream no matter what gets in your way
Wow. Well done. Congratulations
Astronauts, have one of the coolest jobs…..stressful, yes…but cool.
Suni is sunny
You can say that again!
because they escaped death due to 3 times helium leak and 5 thrusters shut down. Its a miracle that they still alive and didnt become space junk. Of course they celebrate their nearly death experience. But new challenge : Starliner needs to bring back 2 astronauts back to earth, with not enough fuel and 5 thrusters down and only 2 thrusters are functioning.
@@uyu4271 You have nothing better to do with your life!
Buch entering like "So where where we..." 🤣🤣
Oh yes! Thank God!! So happy to see y'all again.. Congratulations 🎊
I wonder what flat-earthers feel in moments like this.
They're looking for wires lol
They're too busy snorting their copium.
Probably laugjing their heads off at the hair being waved about to accentiate zero gravity
I am so happy they reached successfully!! I was so nervous and scared if boeing could make it 💗 Congratulations Boeing, let's have some faith in you now
They look very happy to exit the starliner 😂
Glad that they finally were able to get Boeing's latest debacle/creation off the ground.
Sunita been on the Red-Bull and to the "How to act American" seminars galore!
I wish Suni could have let us know just how happy she was
because they escaped death due to 3 times helium leak and 5 thrusters shut down. Its a miracle that they still alive and didnt become space junk. Of course they celebrate their nearly death experience. But new challenge : Starliner needs to bring back 2 astronauts back to earth, with not enough fuel and 5 thrusters down and only 2 thrusters are functioning.
@@uyu4271 Man, you are such a bitter person!
@@uyu4271 welcome to sarcasm
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any recent news about this 2 astronauts..? or they still stuck in a space?
I can't help but be a big fan of Suni. My daughter is an aspiring pilot so I am working to make her a fan of Suni too. It is not hard when Suni just goes about her day being awesome.
Warm welcome ❤
Can you imagine how bloody annoying she must be with an entrance like that…?
Glad they eventually made it safe 😊
Yeahhhhh!! God bless our wonderful astronauts!!
space space space im in space, sooo much space, space SPAAAAAACE -happy sphere
They’re excited cuz they can finally fix the commode… 😅
I too would be ecstatic surviving a boeing flight
Like you know what th you are talking about. You are obviously a media tool that cant think for themselves.
Here is another sponsored Malcontent. We know you cynical lot are on a futile mission.
So sad it looks so fake
I’m hope they all get back home safely
Come Back Safely, Please. 🙏🏼
Can you take convict trump up there and leave him in space ?!!!
24/7
We hope she return safely on Earth 🙏😢
What a privilege it must be to be in that station. It's a science project that most of the nations in the world can't even begin to afford
I think even if the ride wasn't so fun like the helium issues they'd have to smile and seem overjoyed if they want to stay employed with Boeing and Nasa lol
Suni's entrance, can't be topped off better.
Alternative title: she just survived being a Boeing whistleblower
What a chaos thumbnail.😂
After all the delays Boeing still has issues with helium leaks on the capsule for the thrusters, glad they made it safely, hopefully they resolved the parachute issues since they land on the hard ground.
I think they were really happy they survived
? So is everyone who is alive rn or has ever been alive... What's the point of your messege?
@@07Flash11MRCstarliner has three helium leaks and the capsule its self has been plagued with may problems.
The whole program has been a shit show.
Are you happy you posted it now? Now go and rest, Cynic.
Some people these days simply live as sponsored Malcontents.
@@miguelolvera5993 Not this time. The helium leaks were not mission critical and the valves were shut off anyway. Quite apart from that, the spacecraft was able to manoeuvre and dock successfully. Those of you who were expecting it to explode or endanger the ISS probably don't know that helium is an inert gas...
But there's always one glass half-empty guy in these comment sections. Hope you're happy now (if that's actually possible).
@@thethirdman225 I lowkey just wanted to see a rescue dragon 😅
Woohoo !! Go Boeing !!
Love space
What a surreal feeling it must be
They are so far behind the Russians! Soyuz has been doing this since the seventies!
Russia still uses technology that’s 50 or 60 years old.
The US has new, modern technology.
Russia has neither the time nor the money to improve anything, they are too busy killing their neighbours.
her 11 year old video of ISS tour is insane..
The scary part is they have to ride home in the capsule that brung them without a 1000 technicians available for a tuneup.
Congrats to Boeing and America. Great job
Sunita is really enjoying that❤
It must hurt to keep smiling all the time. Always smiling they are.
I love Suni Williams!! She still has that crazy hair!! LOL! Gotta love her!
I really love sunita Williams. My inspiration ❤
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USNA '87!!! Welcome HOME Suni 😊
Now, thats an entrance🎉
Rogozin is in mourning today. The second trampoline also works.
👍😂
Feeling like just landed in heaven ❤😊
"Like they had a great ride"...ok...if you say so! LOL
Lmao that sanita lady looks like one of those things we stuck to the end of a pencil when we were kids .
They're happy to be alive.
I'm so glad she's stuck up there. She's not so funny now😅
Sliver lining is at least she's not on earth anymore.
One more successful step forward for all humankind,bravo!
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The lady looks very excited to make it to the space station on the first ever Boeing ship in one piece.
Imagine if Boeing Forgot to put the heat shield on starliner?
With her hair she gives me the creepy ghost vibes from the movie mama
I love her hair
Congrats Boeing, you didn't kill your passengers!!
Has the Starliner already killed its passengers? Or are you just a drunk ? )
They were lucky to get there!!!
Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, carrying crew on board, has detected two helium leaks since entering orbit, according to NASA.
Neither was mission critical.
Excellent pilot
With three ways up and down, everyone is safer!
Deus abençoe vcs todos 👏🙏
God I love Suni Williams
When are they coming back
This is proof that the weightless environment of space makes your head huge and hair get very long. I am going bald so I want to go to space to fix it.
Wear a hair tie, jesus.
Amazing feat!!
The astronaut's look so excited! I think it's because they didn't believe they'd ever make it in that Boeing death trap....
What happens if a strand of that overly long hair ends up flowing around the station and finds it way onto what would be an airlock seal? I’m not an engineer so I’m wondering if it could cause a failure of sorts if it ends up on a seal/surface of zero tolerance which would prevent a perfect closure. Would the pressures that be have an affect?
The vacuum of space is not so volatile that a small tiny breach in the seal would cause a catastrophic decompression. It isn't like the movies where a tiny hole would suck everything out of it. A small hole the size of a dime could be plugged up with a finger and have no ill effects.
Wow.. welcome. I look you very 😁😁
9 people ,it’s bigger than I thought
Average crew is 7
But they had 13 at one point because the changeover schedule got messed up a bit, it started to get a little tight at that point from the reports, i think the air system is capable for like, 25 or so(don’t quote me) if they really needed too but at that point they are burning food and water supplies very quickly and somebody needs to get going lol
I bet they were glad to get off that thing
I have a bad feeling she will die .....
Luckiest people ❤❤ only few people have reachd ISS .....
I wish it was me 😢😢
Suni's back! and with super mega hair!
Where are the flat earthers ?
Under a rock. Like always 😂
So lucky to make it, but now the capsule is out of gas.
Proud moment for india and all the world
Huge waste of money to float around
They’re excited to have made it since the ship they took up was defective and who knows how long that will take to fix or if they just dump it in space!
I was yelling at the screen " Close the hatch!, close the hatch!" - because if the attachement locks fail, you'd have a explosive decompression !
That is a common misconception. The vacuum of space is not nearly different enough in pressure to cause a crazy decompression. In reality a small hole in the space station could be plugged with your finger and not have any ill effects for the atmosphere inside.
Suni having a great relief after boarding that shitty tin can.
sunita williams 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Really for you!