Boing🏀 is it good company do not talk bad about them😂😂 I do not know what happened to them 😂 take it in another direction human conception while in a 0g environment they're not doing anything else so why not😮 at least create some data
1:27 She saw The Martian and now thinks that the days in the ISS are somehow shorter. Or maybe she thinks that, due to relativity, time dilation is now affecting the astronauts. No. Their "days" are just as long as hours. Their perception of time is identical to ours.
Different times back then, the economy was also booming so funding wasn't an issue. People in the past were also able to make buildings from giant stones that even modern machines can't lift so you're point is moot.
@@hekpacobctac616 Soyuz have had their own issues the past few years. Also, SpaceX is literally the backup if Boeing cannot return the astronauts. NASA has discussed this in detail.
@@reallifebarbie1 Doesn't matter. I would still sue and I would make an insane fuss of it all over the news. Its not every day someone gets stranded in space.
This mainly means that if a problem occurs in the station there is little chance of evacuation. It would be necessary to think of a detachable part capable of accommodating people in case it is necessary to evacuate. Also think of having a rescue ship on land available for this would be an idea to think about.
As of August 2024, there are ongoing concerns in the aviation industry regarding the safety of Boeing airplanes. Key areas of focus include: 1. 737 MAX: Following two fatal crashes, Boeing made significant changes to the 737 MAX's software and training protocols. The aircraft has since been recertified and returned to service, but scrutiny remains high. 2. 787 Dreamliner: Issues related to the Dreamliner's production have raised concerns about the quality of components and manufacturing processes. Boeing has addressed these through inspections and improvements. 3. 777X: The new 777X has faced delays and scrutiny over its development and certification processes, with ongoing evaluations to ensure it meets safety standards. Additionally, recent concerns have emerged at NASA regarding spacecraft safety: 1. Helium leaks 2. Engine malfunctions 3. The spacecraft has been deemed unsafe, and astronauts on a recent 7-day mission are currently stranded on the International Space Station until February 2025! Given these issues, some might prefer alternatives such as Airbus or SpaceX for their travel needs.
@@jaimlawson Dunno man, the usual industry standard CGI software costs about $30k and takes a single person to operate. You gotta think harder to justify 20 countries (including two opposing superpowers) involved in aerospace development over 40 years as a conspiracy... And no, saying a hypothetical shadow government of 10 people somehow controls every little thing in the world is not an answer, that's equivalent to just saying "god did it".
When everything you seen in movies is now reality... and the time line and count downs are even more real for resourceful solutions. Time ro find the hidden figures no one pays attention too. Every idea is a good idea.
The astronauts are so freaked out! Her hair is standing on end and he’s praying for salvation. What an image to send to the rest of the world. Goodness Boeing is doing NASA no favours here…. 👽
I saw on another video about how they would have to get different suits up to them because the ones they had on is only compatible with the starliner..the issue with that is that the suits are custom made for each astronaut and they would basically have to do an estimated size for both of them
The INDISCIPLINE Boeing astronauts tells us of the probable problems at this NASA contractor. Legacy contractor, together with US politics policies instead of outcome base policies. We get to understand about US apparent failure as a competitive global power. 😢
Does the woman always let her hair fly around in everyone's faces like that, or is it only when the cameras are on? And why is it o.k.? It's obnoxious.
( what is this ? ) Moon to have no-fly zones ? U.S. law requires that all visitors subject to U.S. law keep 2 km away from lunar landing sites, and that overflights not be so low that rocket exhaust can damage the sites. International treaty establishes that vehicles launched into space, or landed on another body, (( remain the property of the originating country )) 😂
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Well, call China or Russia for help. But you won't. You've rather sacrifice these two astronauts lives in space. Then blame China and Russia for your mistakes. Oh, make in USA. Does sound familiar??
Why Do Astronauts Float in Space? This is the Secret And the high-speed Space Station Artificial Gravity is what is being sought and is very valuable Something that is far in space beyond the magnetic reach of the Earth then that something NO LONGER has Density, instead it floats around aimlessly until it is again in the magnetic area of a celestial body that has a Magnetic Bar, then it will fall in that direction; This practically happens because all celestial bodies drift through an orbit at extraordinary SPEED. Astronauts and other objects in various Apollo rockets sent to the moon in 1969 proved all this information, and these objects and astronautes seemed to be floating in the space of the rocket. So actually the Magnetic Bar stretching from north to south is what causes attraction (gravity), and every concrete object has a Falling Motion or Specific Gravity (Density). Every concrete object consists of an arrangement of atoms and emptiness. These atoms have particles that also have a magnetic bar in their mass. The magnetic bar on the atom is what ATTRACTS EACH OTHER to the MAGNETICBAR on Earth. The denser the object is with the arrangement of its atoms, the greater the DENSITY or the greater the falling motion. The difference in atomic density is what differentiates the specific gravity or density of each concrete object. As a result, a mass that does not have a magnetic bar stretching from north to south does not attract or be pulled, and only two masses that each have a magnetic bar attract each other with a force that is proportional to the distance between them and the magnetic attraction value of each.
Is there anything Boeing cannot ruin?
Uhmmm... no. Not really.
I wouldn't trust Boeing with a pancake at this point.
@@OdinReactor Agreed! Food on planes, considering the cost of flights, should be far better quality!
DEI
Boing🏀 is it good company do not talk bad about them😂😂 I do not know what happened to them 😂 take it in another direction human conception while in a 0g environment they're not doing anything else so why not😮 at least create some data
Boeing definitely stands for quality
Intel as well, probably running equivalent to 13th gen processors.
The security sucks. They sent them away with a helium leak? Have they learnt nothing from the Challenger accident?
Boeing will watch you 😂
These two astronauts lives mean nothing to NASA.
They sent them there with a helium leak so bring them back with a helium leak.
Hope they have some scissors up there !! otherwise their hair is going to get very long !!
Getting past the first fart in front of each other is a big milestone.
Does it even have a toilet seat?
at least they don't have to resort to cannibalism.
For now😎
American engineering at its finest
@@DJDinnerPlaTe perhaps space X will have to go get them outta there
@@norbertsusztek1316 I always buy canadian vehicles
This is insane
Ya a big ooof, but at the same time atleast they're still alive.
It sure is insane... you have my vote.....!!!!
Imagine if this is a story of the Chinese space program instead of NASA???
They may develop severe mental health issues soon
I’m sure they have a history of abusing SSRIs
People have stayed in Space MUCH longer ...
Lol we knew of the leak before they left, lol oh my! 😅
Flying in a hoopty to space is kind of wild 💀💀
Thanks to all our incredible advances in technology it appears it is more difficult to reach the moon than in the nineteen sixties. Good job 👍. 😂😂😂
That's because it didn't happen.
Houston….we are showing high levels of semen floating around 😂 brotha had to kill time somehow in the few minutes alone
Ayooooo😮
1:27 She saw The Martian and now thinks that the days in the ISS are somehow shorter. Or maybe she thinks that, due to relativity, time dilation is now affecting the astronauts.
No. Their "days" are just as long as hours. Their perception of time is identical to ours.
Nasa can't get the astronauts back from the space station, and people still think we landed on the moon..smh
Aint no way
Different times back then, the economy was also booming so funding wasn't an issue. People in the past were also able to make buildings from giant stones that even modern machines can't lift so you're point is moot.
Absolute clown show, stuck in a studio with daily catering is more like it.
10000000000%
Yesssss
What do you get when you cross Gilligan's Island with Lost in Space?
A joke about Boeing Starliner's first crewed mission.
Use spacex to return them
why?
@@mstar7520cause they've done it multiple times and have proven they can get it done. This was the first flight with Boing's and its failed.
@Themiddleman416 Soyuz was silent hero here, delivering thousands tonnes of supplies to space
SpaceX has their own mission which they cannot simply abandon to return these astronauts
@@hekpacobctac616 Soyuz have had their own issues the past few years.
Also, SpaceX is literally the backup if Boeing cannot return the astronauts. NASA has discussed this in detail.
Ya your food delivery driver can give your imaginary ISS astro NOTS a ride home 😂😂😂😂😂
Imagine if this is a story about the Chinese space program???
Boeing Starliner is an expensive joke. Return them on a SpaceX Dragon. Using the emergency Soyuz would be too embarrassing.
Soyuz is still the most safe variant.
@@user-ek5uv9dv2qI think most wpuld argue Dragon is much safer considering all the issues with Soyuz thenpast couple of years.
Bruh Soyuz W but whats happening Ukraine might be affecting it alot
Bruh Soyuz W but whats happening Ukraine might be affecting it alot
Not getting a decent shower in such a long period of time is unthinkable.
I was thinking the same exact thing I’m glad somebody else brought this up lol
I sew how that could be dirt but the ship is pretty clean so B.O. is the worst of it
I think Sunny needs to get a haircut she is taking up too much real estate.
Hopefully they can sue Boewing when they get back so Boewing can't make spacecrafts
They won’t be able to walk when they get back smh
yep they’ll probably have to basically learn how to walk all over again..they’ll be down for a minute smh
They will lose 15 % of their bone density there
Claustrophobic nightmare!
We know they're not claustrophobic.
I would be suing the crap outta Boeing and NASA if I was them.
I wonder if they have to sign something that prevents that from happening🤔
@@reallifebarbie1 Doesn't matter. I would still sue and I would make an insane fuss of it all over the news. Its not every day someone gets stranded in space.
This mainly means that if a problem occurs in the station there is little chance of evacuation. It would be necessary to think of a detachable part capable of accommodating people in case it is necessary to evacuate. Also think of having a rescue ship on land available for this would be an idea to think about.
As of August 2024, there are ongoing concerns in the aviation industry regarding the safety of Boeing airplanes. Key areas of focus include:
1. 737 MAX: Following two fatal crashes, Boeing made significant changes to the 737 MAX's software and training protocols. The aircraft has since been recertified and returned to service, but scrutiny remains high.
2. 787 Dreamliner: Issues related to the Dreamliner's production have raised concerns about the quality of components and manufacturing processes. Boeing has addressed these through inspections and improvements.
3. 777X: The new 777X has faced delays and scrutiny over its development and certification processes, with ongoing evaluations to ensure it meets safety standards.
Additionally, recent concerns have emerged at NASA regarding spacecraft safety:
1. Helium leaks
2. Engine malfunctions
3. The spacecraft has been deemed unsafe, and astronauts on a recent 7-day mission are currently stranded on the International Space Station until February 2025!
Given these issues, some might prefer alternatives such as Airbus or SpaceX for their travel needs.
Lack of diversity in this interview
No Affirmative Action or DEI in NASA. You gotta EARN your position.
Too many MBA's at Boeing and too few Engineers at the management levels.
First baby to be born in space
Timmy, are smoking crack again?
Both if them are in their 60s lol I don't think a baby will be happening any time soon.
@@catharsismemory damn, that would of been cool.
🇺🇸 in decline.😂
Nevermind the really person is already experiencing bone loss and not gonna last 6 more months in space, she won't last 6 weeks...
This is the ultimate 'camping on your mates couch' scenario - not like they can chuck you out is it!
Just a little bit of fraud.
What utter nonsense.
Boeing is not NASA
She doesn’t own a hair tie??
Can people survive that longer in space?
New movie idea: Bride of Frankenstein in Space
Sunitha from India.. 🇮🇳
So are they in a simulation?
No, just a hollywood studio 😂
@@Adam-nh4zy Right. Man, nothing is ever as seems.
@@jaimlawson Dunno man, the usual industry standard CGI software costs about $30k and takes a single person to operate. You gotta think harder to justify 20 countries (including two opposing superpowers) involved in aerospace development over 40 years as a conspiracy... And no, saying a hypothetical shadow government of 10 people somehow controls every little thing in the world is not an answer, that's equivalent to just saying "god did it".
When everything you seen in movies is now reality... and the time line and count downs are even more real for resourceful solutions. Time ro find the hidden figures no one pays attention too. Every idea is a good idea.
The astronauts are so freaked out! Her hair is standing on end and he’s praying for salvation. What an image to send to the rest of the world. Goodness Boeing is doing NASA no favours here…. 👽
Why can't they use SpaceX?
I'm sure there's a good reason. look into it and get back to us.
Parking issue, and the money to play taxi
They are. SpaceX is thw backup if they determine Boeing is unsafe. They just haven't made a decision yet.
I saw on another video about how they would have to get different suits up to them because the ones they had on is only compatible with the starliner..the issue with that is that the suits are custom made for each astronaut and they would basically have to do an estimated size for both of them
I wish I was stuck up there with them.
Hvae they got enough Spam and powder milk?
What are they doing all day up there
Getting nasty
I don’t believe it fake
David Bowie space Odyssey😂😂😂
Her hair wouldn't do that in zero gravity. Wake up people.
It’s global news comment section. Most people in here believe that a man can now be a woman
The INDISCIPLINE Boeing astronauts tells us of the probable problems at this NASA contractor.
Legacy contractor, together with US politics policies instead of outcome base policies.
We get to understand about US apparent failure as a competitive global power.
😢
Keep your eyes on Ash 👀 🛸
Nice segue into the psych discussion.
they're at home hiding! stop it
Isnt Boring the company that is supposed to dig holes. Boeing is the new economic hole digger.
Alien got em now elon had to negotiate with them.
Definately China can help 😅
Spacex can pick them up next week 😏
Does the woman always let her hair fly around in everyone's faces like that, or is it only when the cameras are on? And why is it o.k.? It's obnoxious.
He malfunctioned and a few deaths were involved!
"What is the space/earth time difference?" 😅😅😅😅
( what is this ? ) Moon to have no-fly zones ?
U.S. law requires that all visitors subject to U.S. law keep 2 km away from lunar landing sites, and that overflights not be so low that rocket exhaust can damage the sites. International treaty establishes that vehicles launched into space, or landed on another body, (( remain the property of the originating country )) 😂
Bro how is boeing is still in business wft , come on china's crafts are more real
👉Jesus died, was buried, and rose from the dead on the third day to pay for your sins and give you eternal life. Believe in his sacrifice and you will receive his free gift of salvation.🎁❤✝👈
!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Give up, the Bolsheviks and the allies won already. Now a man can be a woman.
hairsprayed & teased
Hair doesn’t look like that in zero gravity
This is 🐂💩
But let’s go colonize Mars. 😮
Hey
DEI strikes again.
Shhhhhh. You’re going to disrupt these fragile Canadians digestive track.
“Need to be adaptable”
Says a panel full of DEI hires….hmmm wonder how this happened 🤷♂️🤡🌎
that's not true
How exactly are they DEI hires? Ever figure maybe they’re just qualified?
@@steel148 nope, not even once
Elon save the astronauts
Have they boned yet?
Nice job Boeing....lol.
Boeing not up to scratch
She will come back pregnant😅
Well, call China or Russia for help. But you won't. You've rather sacrifice these two astronauts lives in space. Then blame China and Russia for your mistakes.
Oh, make in USA. Does sound familiar??
I'd rather listen to men, I don't want to listens to my mom
Why Do Astronauts Float in Space?
This is the Secret
And the high-speed Space Station
Artificial Gravity is what is being sought and is very valuable
Something that is far in space beyond the magnetic reach of the Earth then that something NO LONGER has Density, instead it floats around aimlessly until it is again in the magnetic area of a celestial body that has a Magnetic Bar, then it will fall in that direction; This practically happens because all celestial bodies drift through an orbit at extraordinary SPEED.
Astronauts and other objects in various Apollo rockets sent to the moon in 1969 proved all this information, and these objects and astronautes seemed to be floating in the space of the rocket.
So actually the Magnetic Bar stretching from north to south is what causes attraction (gravity), and every concrete object has a Falling Motion or Specific Gravity (Density).
Every concrete object consists of an arrangement of atoms and emptiness. These atoms have particles that also have a magnetic bar in their mass. The magnetic bar on the atom is what ATTRACTS EACH OTHER to the MAGNETICBAR on Earth. The denser the object is with the arrangement of its atoms, the greater the DENSITY or the greater the falling motion.
The difference in atomic density is what differentiates the specific gravity or density of each concrete object.
As a result, a mass that does not have a magnetic bar stretching from north to south does not attract or be pulled, and only two masses that each have a magnetic bar attract each other with a force that is proportional to the distance between them and the magnetic attraction value of each.
Elon Musk is the man y’all need to reach out 😅to
Yeah but he likes the mean orange guy. So Elon is now bad and stupid
Send Elon musks Star ship to save them
SpaceX dragon is the backup already.
What other nations are flying around in space? Cant hitch a ride?
!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
😂