@BadGoy you're not very good at this are you troll? If only we lived in an age when anyone can get hold of high speed cameras and computer controlled telescopes ... oh wait! Literally dozens of astro- photographers have videoed it before, when docked and after you dimwit! (along with the Russian Progress and Japanese HGV). spacestationguys.com/spacex-crew-dragon-missions/ /facepalm
@@ejs93033 it's *so* much more involving for the viewer. Look at the success of the popular TV stuff. There's definitely some sort of psychology behind the style that makes it work really well.
*My son and I watched the Dragon crew launch and it was very exciting. congratulations Robert and Douglas and Nasa.But watching this video from this perspective was wonderful. Chris is an excellent person.Very Nice*
I love how real, relaxed, human and intimate this was. I hope these kinds of videos would come out once in a while. I think the suggestion of these being a regular series is great.
I'm really glad to see NASA listening to people saying they want more of the mundane behind the scenes stuff, that the general public want to see more of what's really being done, not just the official smiles.
I could watch this for hours and hours in stop. Such an amazing video and kind of a new experience for me!! Really cool. Hope they upload more videos like this.
Considering the world spent hundreds of billions of dollars on the ISS we get very little to no info or even a tour of the ISS at all. This is really great to watch so thankyou. If you want to create the next generation of space naughts this should be shown regularly in schools.
Go Bob and Doug. “Get some”. Love it Chris. A very nice insight to the launch day through to docking on the ISS. fantastic. You guys are just awesome and everyone back on earth that allows all this to happen. 💪🏻👍👌
As someone who has loved astronomy and all things space related, this event brought tears to my eyes. So glad to be alive to witness the US doing incredible things once again
Commander Cassidy did a lot of prep work on cameras, the dock chute and coordinating with NASA on many different issues, especially cameras. I watched the last 4 hours live from NASA's official TH-cam channel on this historic event. Having watched the moon landing as a 7 year old, I've always loved space exploration and science, so thank you to all the personnel at NASA for continuing to fuel my curiosity. 😃
This is a great video, really cool. Chris seems like somebody who would do well at vlogging, but wow the cosmic ray damage on the camera sensor they used in the middle there... Somebody send them a new camera!
I love this perspective and seeing how they were reacting, but my favorite part has to be at 9:13. It's so relatable. 😂 I'm glad everything went smoothly.
Its just so cool to see it from this perspective ! 🤩And I think it's pretty adorable you can see how excited and happy Ivan is, his first time in space and welcome new colleagues ! 🥰🚀
OMG I always wondered if astronauts on ISS see the departure of other launches on earth. This is awesome! Hopefully NASA will show more reactions like these ☺️☺️☺️
Really great to see launch america from a different perspective. I could watch this type of content for hours and hope to see more behind-the-scenes in the future!
Thank you Very much for all this ... Ist so beautiful ans i learn! Bald fliegt Ihr wieder zurück zu Eurer Familie. Habt eine unvergessliche Zeit! Vielen Dank.
Wow! Incredible Video... Thanks Commander Cassidy! Thanks for sharing and making this video, despite your insane busy schedule aboard the Space Station!
Just over 20 Days to go to unlocking of the Crew Dragon ( Endeavour) here in Australia🇦🇺! I really love this behind the scenes video on the ISS.🇺🇸💻😀👏❤️👍❗️‼️
Good night NASA Jonson, what a joy to catch sight of Space through our US Navi 🇺🇸 now I miss you ... miss you ... there ... then I believe that in 2021 he will be back 😂🙋
Very cool.. it was exciting for us to see the launch but must have been so much more amazing for those in the ISS knowing that two men were flying up in that rocket to meet them the next day!
So exciting and this reminds me of the connection of Zaria and, Unity as Bob Cabana met with Sergei Krikalev on the beginning the INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION 😁👍🌎💫🛰🤝👨🚀👨🚀 Godspeed & Good job 👏 👏👏👏😂👍✅
Besides all the technological achievements, I just love how the ISS crew is working together. They're both human up there and arbitrary borders and country definitions on this planet are a somewhat more distant thing.
At 9:30, you can really see the radiation damage done to the camera image sensors - amazing to wonder that there are subatomic particles whizzing through space at relativistic speeds and smashing into things. That sort of damage is more apparent when leaving the safety of Earth Magnetosphere.
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I'm glad they did this - nice to see things from the stations perspective.
@BadGoy you're not very good at this are you troll?
If only we lived in an age when anyone can get hold of high speed cameras and computer controlled telescopes ... oh wait!
Literally dozens of astro- photographers have videoed it before, when docked and after you dimwit! (along with the Russian Progress and Japanese HGV).
spacestationguys.com/spacex-crew-dragon-missions/
/facepalm
@BadGoy lol pathetic
*"WASSUP BIG DAWGS"*
~Chris Cassidy
Inspirational quotes
Timestamp please.
@@anjushukla-kv2iz 12:10
“Whassup big dogs!!” Sounds like my drunk friends when I get to the party. Amazing day and props to everyone involved!
Ivan's observing and learning from the best. It's his first flight to the ISS and hopefully more to come!
*Really* interesting perspective! Would be nice to see a *"Behind the Scenes:"* regular series?
That was a great one Chris.
the reality tv style is fun
Iss vlogs
@@ejs93033 it's *so* much more involving for the viewer. Look at the success of the popular TV stuff. There's definitely some sort of psychology behind the style that makes it work really well.
🌹🦋😍
Always nice to see that these guys are just big nerds.
I loved how the timer on Chris's watch went off by launch countdown. A true professional.
3:51 Chris sounds like he’s at a sporting event lol
3+1=4
True but don’t tell us those facts we already know
That was to Belhag Khalid
@@belhagkhalid3296 someone probablt spent his whoke PHD proving this.
“Yeah get some Bob and Doug!” - the energy I never knew I needed lol loved this!
*My son and I watched the Dragon crew launch and it was very exciting. congratulations Robert and Douglas and Nasa.But watching this video from this perspective was wonderful. Chris is an excellent person.Very Nice*
This style of video is very enjoyable. Hope they make more.
I realized Chris' laugh is the best sound i have ever heard. I love to see he laughs and put a smile on Ivan's face.
He's also cute.
@@RealAnita926 Yes, he is. =) And Anatoly... and Bob... all of them. :)
Love how down to earth this perspective is. So cool.
Katrina Kennedy no its actually the opposite theyre in space ;)
@@isaquest134 It's a joke
@@chillboy8116 i know i was joking too
@@isaquest134 oh ok
Thank to NASA for uploading this video I really wanted to watch this type of thing like we watch in this great video.... thanks a lot ..
Yes Thank you NASA more please 🙏 😊
I love how real, relaxed, human and intimate this was. I hope these kinds of videos would come out once in a while. I think the suggestion of these being a regular series is great.
Dragon: Comes very close
Chris: Lemme take a million pictures of this beast 😂
Watching astronaut and cosmonaut talks and laugh together in iss is super rare but it's awesoms
I'm really glad to see NASA listening to people saying they want more of the mundane behind the scenes stuff, that the general public want to see more of what's really being done, not just the official smiles.
Astronauts and cosmonauts working side by side is just heartwarming❤️
So i just call them human. And thats the point to get our well deserved freedom for everyone. No Age for Wars now.
@@mystique592 It did. There is no war, just a stupid maniac with a few guys following him, doing this.
Haha...Cassidy watched the launch the same way I did! Well, except I made my window full screen... :)
One other thing...you need to put in a bonk sound effect when Hurley bonks his head.
And his internet was probably more reliable than.mine
@@gullygully69 Nah. Their internet sucks. In an interview Chris tried to load where they were flying over and it took about 1-3 minutes.
space vlogging at it's best
Can anybody appreciate the way he is moving around on the ISS? So smoothly yet so quickly it looks unreal. Must feel incredibly unreal as well.
I could watch this for hours and hours in stop. Such an amazing video and kind of a new experience for me!! Really cool. Hope they upload more videos like this.
I love that our technology today allows us to see all angles and perspectives of space travel. I’m so proud of our American astronauts!
Amazing video idea and creation by Chris Caddisy. It was wonderful to see behind the scenes.
I really enjoyed watching this! I hope National Geographic doesn't block this video too.
I absolutely loved getting a sneak peak into the real life of the station crew in this vid! Would love to see more of these in the future.
Considering the world spent hundreds of billions of dollars on the ISS we get very little to no info or even a tour of the ISS at all.
This is really great to watch so thankyou.
If you want to create the next generation of space naughts this should be shown regularly in schools.
Go Bob and Doug. “Get some”. Love it Chris. A very nice insight to the launch day through to docking on the ISS. fantastic. You guys are just awesome and everyone back on earth that allows all this to happen. 💪🏻👍👌
The only reactions video that I would care about
This made me cry at the end when they hugged❤❤❤
This is still one of my fav videos he put together watching Dragon come up to ISS with Bob and Doug.
As someone who has loved astronomy and all things space related, this event brought tears to my eyes. So glad to be alive to witness the US doing incredible things once again
I love how excited they all are awaiting the arrival of Bob and Doug! Love all the astronauts!
Finally some behind the scenes. The sense of urgency is so real. Go NASA GO
of all the videos from that mission, this is by far my favourite.
It’s lovely to watch the video repeatedly. Superb! Special mention is the hearty laughter of astro_seal. So fascinating!
Commander Cassidy did a lot of prep work on cameras, the dock chute and coordinating with NASA on many different issues, especially cameras. I watched the last 4 hours live from NASA's official TH-cam channel on this historic event. Having watched the moon landing as a 7 year old, I've always loved space exploration and science, so thank you to all the personnel at NASA for continuing to fuel my curiosity. 😃
Wow... The real docking!!
This is a great video, really cool. Chris seems like somebody who would do well at vlogging, but wow the cosmic ray damage on the camera sensor they used in the middle there... Somebody send them a new camera!
Please publish more VLOGs like this!
It’s so nice that commander Chris was to record the behind the scenes...good job
I love this perspective and seeing how they were reacting, but my favorite part has to be at 9:13. It's so relatable. 😂 I'm glad everything went smoothly.
Chris Cassidy awarded my uncle Mike the silver Snoopy award that NASA gives to their hard workers. He received his for helping with STS-127.
Thank you for sharing Expressing gratitude 😁👍✅
Er spricht zu allen, ich mag ihn wirklich sehr, sehr! ❤❤❤
Valuable behind the scenes, thank you !
Its just so cool to see it from this perspective ! 🤩And I think it's pretty adorable you can see how excited and happy Ivan is, his first time in space and welcome new colleagues ! 🥰🚀
Can’t wait for 4k vlogs
What a great video. Love the enthusiasm. Thanks for the bts!!!
What freakin awesome video by Chris, literally how we all felt but he felt the same waiting for them lol
Aaah its nice seeing Chris chatting away👍😄
THAT VIDEO WAS INCREDIBLE!
OMG I always wondered if astronauts on ISS see the departure of other launches on earth. This is awesome! Hopefully NASA will show more reactions like these ☺️☺️☺️
Really great to see launch america from a different perspective. I could watch this type of content for hours and hope to see more behind-the-scenes in the future!
Best iss videos yet! Ty Chris!!!
Thank you Very much for all this ...
Ist so beautiful ans i learn!
Bald fliegt Ihr wieder zurück zu Eurer Familie. Habt eine unvergessliche Zeit! Vielen Dank.
Wow! Incredible Video... Thanks Commander Cassidy! Thanks for sharing and making this video, despite your insane busy schedule aboard the Space Station!
This was fabulous. Thanks for uploading. We want more behind the scene videos.
Saludos desde argentina!que grande Chris Cassidy
I cann't tell how I enjoy this videos and I' am learnig so much. Well done guys!! Love fron Buenos Aires
Thanks Captain Chris !
So cool. Thank you for that view. These guys are heroes.
Just over 20 Days to go to unlocking of the Crew Dragon ( Endeavour) here in Australia🇦🇺!
I really love this behind the scenes video on the ISS.🇺🇸💻😀👏❤️👍❗️‼️
I feel like I just watched a found-footage sci-fi film. but iT’S REAL!!!!
Except that it is fake
Love the enthusiasm..GO NAVY!!
That was Definitely Kool, thoroughly enjoyed it !!!
This was the BEST video! WOW!
This is one of my favorite videos!
Nice working with you
Thanks Chris
Good night NASA Jonson, what a joy to catch sight of Space through our US Navi 🇺🇸 now I miss you ... miss you ... there ... then I believe that in 2021 he will be back 😂🙋
Very cool.. it was exciting for us to see the launch but must have been so much more amazing for those in the ISS knowing that two men were flying up in that rocket to meet them the next day!
Thanks very much NASA for sharing this amazing experiences .congratulations .
Love the video nasa you should put out more stuff like this.
Good morning NASA and SPACEX and ISS, it's all too real to be lost in space, lost in oblivion. it's very special 🇺🇸😘🔐
So neat to see from ISS view.
Woww am very glad to see this feel like I was there with them
Loving this super informal look at things. NASA, guys keep this up! Capture more eyes with the unorthodox fun stuff!
If I was up there I would just have my face pressed against the window in awe of space & the earth🌍
***LOOKS LIKE A MAZE*** AMAZE
Tremendous job Chris thanks for sharing
Americans needed to have a proud moment. It was for me anyway. Amazing stuff going on these days. At 64 I'm glad I'm around to see some of it.
Thank you for this!👍❤
That was a very cool video.
i hope you have a safe journey !
So exciting and this reminds me of the connection of Zaria and, Unity as Bob Cabana met with Sergei Krikalev on the beginning the INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION 😁👍🌎💫🛰🤝👨🚀👨🚀
Godspeed & Good job 👏 👏👏👏😂👍✅
What a great video! My profound thanks to NASA and crews, including astro_seal.
This is so cool
This is so damn cool.
Nice
Besides all the technological achievements, I just love how the ISS crew is working together. They're both human up there and arbitrary borders and country definitions on this planet are a somewhat more distant thing.
Thank you fo this video.
Soo awesome video, 😍
Thanks you, NASA Johnson, Astronaut Chris.C
and YT Chanel
Absolutely Amazing. Great job NASA. Thumbs up.
Asm 02.45 o'clock the 27/02/2021 เรียบร้อยแล้ว ฉันมั่วมั่วเหมือนเดิม ขอบคุณ
Nice journey. Nice video. 😍
Just Awesome👏🏽
At 9:30, you can really see the radiation damage done to the camera image sensors - amazing to wonder that there are subatomic particles whizzing through space at relativistic speeds and smashing into things. That sort of damage is more apparent when leaving the safety of Earth Magnetosphere.
Wow...good news and Information abou that..:)