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You might think that NASA's space technology is only used for space missions. But, did you know that everyday items such as memory foam, camera sensors, scratch-resistant glasses, and water filtration systems are the result of space research? Join us on this journey to discover amazing spinoffs from NASA's space tech!
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Spin-off technologies are great but still, for me, the greatest reason why space exploration is so important is to undestand the universe and figure what is our place in it.
Exactly. We focus only on short term problems (climate change, population numbers, pollution...) while really we also need to make more thing that will benefit humanity in hundreds or thousands of years. We'll always have the short term problems and if we only focus on these we won't go anywhere
@@GiulioVonKerman None of those things you listed are short term problems.
@@bryanillenberg I could have expressed myself better. I meant problems that must be solved with absolute urgency
The Universe itself may embody the ultimate answer to the question of our purpose, but we need much evolution and self advancement to *even find the optimal questions to ask.* I hope colonizing the solar system and exploring outer space will provide us with enough challenges to find such questions instead of devolving.
@@GiulioVonKerman okay, that's understandable
The list of everyday items is truly staggering and never gets the attention it deserves. Thanks for shining a spotlight on this. Good job NSF.
I loved the reference to Scot Kelly in the Gorilla Suit. LOL
Quality of NSF videos have gone up since last two-three videos. Keep up the amazing work! ❤️
Thank you for that feedback. We love that you notice that and we will make sure to improve even further!
agreed they are really putting the time in as always and improving ever episode love me some NSF
Thank you! I tick off when People who keep moaning saying that we should be sorting out our problems on earth or space exploration and travel is waste of time and money! Yet they don’t realised that it’s thanks to space that they can use mobile phones to moaning about space!
😆 i came here looking to see if someone else had said what i was going to say before i did it, and here you are. 👍
I really appreciate this video. This isn't talked about often enough
I don't normally watch your talking videos, but I'm gonna share this one and memorise every argument in it 🤣
Great video. I was waiting for das’s solar panels to make an appearance
I think my personal favourite is solar panels.
They weren't developed from space tech directly, they were around before then. But the Vanguard space program was the first time they were anything more than a scientific curiosity
finally, a video I can spam to everyone that asks me why not spend that money on Earth's problems. Good job Sawyer and NSF
Not to mention the inspiration factor that it brings. For many people (including me) the developments in space exploration that are happening right now make me so excited for the future, and without it I think I would probably have quite a boring life honestly
@nasaspaceflight thank you Sawyer for this OUTSTANDING video. Watching again (and probably again) and then sharing and saving!
These points cannot be made often or loudly enough.
Great video! I love the explainers that gave been cranked out lately.
I was just surprised by the brass finish one. So commonplace and mundane, it never occurred to me.
"Which one? stick around" 😂 gave it away.
I'm not sure a vacuum cleaner would actually work in vacuum on the Moon. It needs pressure difference to actually suck in something.
they used it in the capsule obviosuly so the dust sticking on the suits doesnt screw up the electronics.
First one from Germany..... very interesting tech information and I don't knew that so many things are developed or inspired by the space agencies .
It's amazing video!
Very informative!
Weather it’s the original inventor or not the core concept on NASA founding to bring together gov/academia and business, contribute to the project and you get the work of all who contributed.
That was neat.
Amazing video 😃 thank you
Great work ❤ Thank you very much
Thank you for the infos.
Nice job, Sawyer... tx
Thanks NSF! Peace
Thanks for the video, now I can Show that people who ask me that, I knew before that hiw to asnwer but that also helps very well, thanks
That was the intention, as we all had that discussion before! Glad you like it.
@@LPAmdee Thanks for making it
Very good and interesting video content
Interesting thanks👌
Sawyer! This is great work! Keep it up bud.
One of the issues no one admits is that no money is spent in space, every penny of it is spent here on earth, and it provided jobs, tech, and more as you list. In terms of the economic multiplier government dollars spent on space frequently have a larger economic impact than alternative welfare spending, so more people benefit
Awesome video
Great Video!
Thanks for this video. I get this question a lot too. I’ll share some of these.
Great video!
Great video
Thanks .
So thankful for LASIK. Thank you space researchers! But what about foil blankets?
Yes, developed as thermal insulation for spacecraft components in several forms. One of the people who worked on them got laid off, decided to make "space blankets" into a commercial product.
You obviously forgot the bic pencil. :O
Such a iconic design forgotten untill you need it and still then it works
Public opposition to spaceflight is one of the most compelling arguments against universal suffrage to exist.
Great video, next time someone asks me, why spend money on spaceflight?, I will send the link to this video
You did not mention transistors! I guess this younger generation has never heard of transistor radios.
Transistors pre-date space flight as does the first transistorized computer, though the push to further miniaturize for both space and military application certainly applies.
@@richardbaird1452 Thank you. I was misinformed. My Father worked for Godard Space Flight Center and he told me about how transistors came about because of the space race.
8:45 Bacon
The answer is always bacon.
You win! What I don’t know!
That Minecraft clip was very funny
In a world of division, hate, and just overall pessimism about the world in general, our sense of adventure and having something to rally behind has gone by the wayside. We don't have a lot of visionaries anymore and that's why I commend Elon Musk, SpaceX, NASA and other companies that are giving us reasons to dream again... giving us something to rally behind. I will admit that I was emotional and full of pride as I watched the first Starship launch.. I found myself cheering! Not only for how spectacular it was, but seeing the hard work of thousands becoming a reality. Why should the world be about just focusing on "problems," doing the 9-5, same ole same ole. Is that really our purpose as a species? Right now the world needs more dreamers.
In context, America spends up to 10 billion a year in space/NASA.
American military budget is $800 billion to $1 trillion of known budget [black budget could add more]
Quantitative Easing [around $20 trillion so far] is money given to corporations for 10 years. [1 trillion is 1,000 billion]
Space expenditure is small by comparison.
The miniaturization of electronics means I have brilliant hearing aids and implants. A long ago spin off.
GPS and communication systems are great, but why explore deep space and build all these Hubbles and James Webbs? May we have a video about it?
4:50 I think you meant wirelessnessization 🤣
All these things could have been developed without going to space. I'm more interested in those things that required zero gravity to discover.
Quand va avoir le prochain lancement de spacex
When are they gonna fly?
Tamrac is another spin off technologies
The only spin-off I want is a personal Starship in my garden!
wd-40 :)
Atlas missile, not a NASA program but later used by NASA. That was DOD dollars at work, also a great source of spin-off technology, even for NASA.
Being a kid of the 70's and 80's, I'd say the answer to your original question is "Tang"!!
Often the question is not "Why space exploration" but "Why human space flight"... could you address this in a future video?
I enjoyed this video, except for the background music. It's an unnecessary distraction. Please consider eliminating it. I know it's very common to use such music, but that doesn't mean it's a good idea.
No money is spent in space at all. It is spent on the ground to pay for materials and to pay wages and salaries to space workers, which adds to the economy on Earth.
Not sure if I agree with the current title and thumbnail.
Pretty sure CMOS came out of JPL but it wasn't as revolutionary for space as the original CCD. Which if you really look into it, came from ground based observatories but got massively pushed the CIA/NRO.
GPS is a military technology too.
Solar Photovoltaik already was around in 1894 in New York.
Infrared seeking missiles were also a military invention out of the 1940s
A major one you missed is Wi-Fi. Which a lot of viewers do depend on right now.
lol - Jack's Bacon 🥓
Maybe I missed it but you didn't say which of three is from space tech. -10% for that oops.
It was answered very quickly, and as an aside, around 3:19:
“… using different coloured LED lights - a technology already derived from space - affected how well the plants grew.”
It was very easy to miss, so I don't at all blame you for not catching that!
Wooo!
waste management freeze dry food special rubbers materials etc etc
then again blokes in sheds & c/o's discover new idea's by accident working out stuff in sheds & factorys
Nasa & govts spends yur Tax $ and makes WTF $ 750 BILLION off the ideas discovered in space
by law if a c/o made a discovery and profited off your $ shares they got pay a dividend
GOVT's steal your $ fook off we have to pay out shares xd do
0:11 flips in space, military can we make that with GPS Gyroscope.
NASA: hold my beer.
military: GPS Gyroscope in space that helps navigate satellites. and such.
Nasa: yes.
me: can we still keep funding NASA ?
yes.
2:39 the gorilla Suite an astronaut asked to ship it costing 10K. he paid and had a great time, and is still a meme.
these spin offs are cool.
Really three thumbnails for this video in one day?
I too use laser eye surgery every day, it's the best thing ever
I am sorry but most of those things a result of a research here on earth and only used in space. They are not the result of research done in space/ISS. Therefore it might have happened even if not funded by NASA. I was hoping to see actual products that resulted from research done in space. p.s. I am all for space and spending money to further our reach in the solar system and maybe beyond.
Research doesn't occur just because it can occur on Earth - there has to be the right mix of resources (funding, knowledge, skills and capability) and these don't get allocated on a particular area unless the appropriate level of sponsorship is gained. Space investments have clearly provided funding, motivation and justification for those technologies to be researched.
The argument isn't about location of research, it's about the (totally valid) desire from some for public funding to be allocated less towards the space sector, and instead to other sectors; in this scenario, it's even less likely that those technological breakthroughs would have occurred, simply because research would either be less overall (because funding is allocated to non-research activities), or simply focused on areas less pertinent to space exploration.
Invention is providing a solution to a problem. Space travel creates problems that never occur on earth. However, I agree with you - it would be nice to hear about problems in space being solved in space.
@@smacksman1 Space exploration depends upon solving problems that don't occur on earth, true. However, while that means that such R&D isn't going to get done (at the same rate/likelihood), the video does show that the resulting solutions can solve more than just the initial problem scope and thus has far wider value than just space exploration..
The next time someone complains about the NASA Budget for the SLS, which was about $2.5 B a year since 2011, ask them how long that $2.5 B would keep the US Defence Industry going, to help fight a non existent War. The answer? About 29 hours. Now, who is wasting money?
why spend billions on sports or movies? it's all just a show basically. and space brings so much, it's inspiration for soul, an opportunity for engineers to make something real and possibility to create big international projects to improve ties between nations, so many really helping things it's not just spin-off technologies
Nothing
Why spend taxpayers' $ on defence if we are not going to get involved in wars?
Yeah, if only the companies who sell those products don't give compensation for all these wonderful new technologies back to the taxpayer.
Check your history. Brass has been around since 500 bc. Way before NASA was even around.
I could be wrong, but I think that they were talking about the ability to put a thin coating of it on items... but I had the same thought!
Literally everything you use to make this video was a spinoff from NASA believe that.
Would’ve been nice to have had an episode of NSFLive last weekend.
We do it when we can. We couldn't do it last weekend so that's why there was no NSF Live.
Autonomous driving/navigation was not mentioned, spun off from GPS and sensor technologies.
22 trillion dollar deficit
Some of which existed long before NASA was established, along with the associated compound interest. NASA's share of that 22 trillion is a drop in a swimming pool.
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We are not spending money in space
Its All spent here! creating jobs & buying materials here on earth
Never heard of you
Do you really need those sponsor messages????
It adds more money to the video producer pocket so they can make better videos. At least we can fast forward through the messages with a few right arrow presses.
Offer them enough money and I'm sure they'll be glad to produce videos without sponsors. It's probably a lot less than you think, but they need it all the same.
Great video!