it would be nice if elon musk invites "flat-earth"believers into space, maybe even for free.!!! those dumbasses need to stop, and see what this universe and everything in space is really about.!!! oh and after that force them to watch star-wars XD
Unfortunately, he's lying a lot. I really wished people weren't so brainwashed into believing everything he says. Just because someone says something you thing it's interesting, doesn't mean it's true.
Man, can you imagine this gentleman is giving us detailed descriptions and as he is speaking, he is more than likely replaying all the visuals in his head and reminiscing in those views and memories.
@@DudeBoerGaming another astronaut on the channel has answered this. You pee yourself. You aren't coming back on just to pee. If you can't hold it you get to work in your pee for however long is left
When all the teachers and doubtful people say you need a Maths degree, Physics degree, Astronomy degree or whatever, this man was a helicopter pilot in the Army and was great at his Job, had a D in Maths at school according to him in the video.....see kids, if you have the personality and attitude to do something you love and are passionate about it, never give up on your dreams because you can have all the education and degrees you want, but if you attitude is not suitable your education will never matter. Great inspiration for someone like me, who is not the best at subjects like Mathematics and Physics, but I try my best everyday to meet my passions and goals, and who dreams of a career in Aerospace and Aviation! To whoever reads this and hopes for an Aerospace career, never let anyone discourage you, because when you believe, everything is possible!! Have a blessed day everyone
Being a working pilot means following lots of procedures, getting the boring stuff right every single time, having calm and measured judgement even under pressure, and mostly just doing what other people require you to do all day without complaining. If you can handle all that with good humour, then that's the "right stuff". If you can be happy doing that, then you can be satisfied whether or not you get to go to space. For this kind of thing, boring is good! If you can keep everything boring, then you've done your job right. If things get exciting then something has gone badly wrong.
I’m an aircraft maintenance engineer and I’m training to become a pilot and I didn’t do good in maths at all! It really is possible, it just depends on your approach and mindset.
Biology A Chemistry A/B+ Mathematics B-/C- Physics D/C Acient greek A History A/B English A Computer class A/B And Dont look these this arent always perfect in my country the A for us is 20/20 I was never perfect in my class i have to say that evry boy in my class is an asshole accept my friend I am at highschool last class 3rd Btw in greece the the school system goes in the opposite direction i will be forced to write more subject exams so yea i will be forced to study the last i wait from them is to talk bad to students like they did in the 60s and punish them by hitting them thats my daily life
I doubt anyone will ever seen -Mars Travelling - but hey who am I to say that I could be lynched if I say that would be interested to hear from the flat earth society about this topic.. lol..
Tim Peake is a hero of mine. I've read his book, "Ask an Astronaut", several times over. I wish people knew just how incredible these guys are. They are the best of the best in the world. Truly remarkable humans
He’s a lier space can’t exist as they claim because it violates the second law of thermodynamics...In order to have gas pressure you must have a container for the gas to press on..if we have an open system then the gas we breathe would fill the space because of entropy increase. This guy has been caught faking zero g with wires and harnesses...search and see Nasa fakery ...and Astronauts on wires. This guy has been caught on camera with a type of green screen behind him and a ball. They say low earth orbit is the furthest they can go about three times. This guy is a pretender clown , how dare you lie to everyone, you will have to answer for this one day. You who do not check what I’ve said here are willingly ignorant which is your choice but it’s a shame.
it's probably also an extremely stressful job though, knowing that sometimes even just one very tiny mistake can literally kill you and some of your colleagues. definitely not the kind of responsibility i'd want to have on a day-to-day basis.
You find the most interesting people to interview. My feed always pops up with these fascinating topics that I've always been curious about but never explored myself. So interesting to hear these experiences from people who have careers or stories we could never possibly imagine. Props to you for producing such great content. As a journalist, I have a lot of respect for this channel and I am inspired.
That story is pretty incredible. Listening to intelligent people talk articulately about something so few people will ever experience is amazing and inspiring. I’m really loving these LADbible videos I just found.
What really struck me on this, is I know just how dedicated and precise they are about every bit they put on a ship to know how much fuel it takes. Making room for a gorilla suit I'm sure they agreed on then he probably asked not to tell the others means they valued their mental status and happiness to high enough of a degree to put a gorilla suit into space just to make someone smile. This is brilliant all in itself.
I agree. That struck me too. And the things he said about the selection process emphasis on "soft skills" - interpersonal skills, being able to get along with others, not being arrogant or obnoxious. I guess that's why so many astronauts are likeable and a pleasure to listen to, like this guy, who comes across as someone you'd just enjoy having a beer with. The importance of these things is usually only mostly understood by women, so it's great to see it in a field dominated by men. Men need to observe women more, and see how many of them can get along in a group despite their differences, by being collegiate rather than hierarchical. Parliaments across the world certainly need to learn more "soft skills" lol, it's absurd watching the adversarialism and childish hostility opposing parties fling at each other. They need to grow the frak up.
He’s a lier space can’t exist as they claim because it violates the second law of thermodynamics...In order to have gas pressure you must have a container for the gas to press on..if we have an open system then the gas we breathe would fill the space because of entropy increase. This guy has been caught faking zero g with wires and harnesses...search and see Nasa fakery ...and Astronauts on wires. This guy has been caught on camera with a type of green screen behind him and a ball. They say low earth orbit is the furthest they can go about three times. This guy is a pretender clown , how dare you lie to everyone, you will have to answer for this one day. You who do not check what I’ve said here are willingly ignorant which is your choice but it’s a shame.
Genuinely Fantastic series of videos from UNILAD... THESE are the people we should be looking up to in society, & the things they're achieving in the name of science, exploration & progression are the things we should be striving for.
When he gave a probable date for Human to mars mission, all my hairs stood on end. I wasn't born when the moon landing happened and I missed out on that, but I always hoped I would be alive to witness the first Mars landing which I feel is even more incredible because it would be the first planet, instead of our own lunar satellite. I don't think I will be alive or even be able to afford a trip to mars if ever they were to do such missions for civilians but the dream is real
It’s so cool that you can imagine one day they will have space stations that are solely for fabricating off earth metals. That’s absolutely wild. I never knew that forging metal under different gravity would give it different properties but it makes sense
How fascinating: just previous to this I watched the interview with Jihyun who escaped North Korea, and it is a f'n TRIP to contrast her life experience with Tim Peake's! Thank you for these unique views on human lives!
While the thought of space travel terrifies me (I got scared of heights watching 'Gravity'), I can only imagine the beauty of looking at earth from that view. I have heard it described as jewel-like by other astronauts and cosmonauts with a sense of wonder; we can only dream of having that view.
Trust me, age won't effect your dreams. I mean, depending on the dream.. and the age.. Also, it's probably not the best idea to trust a stranger but hopefully you get the gist. xD
I have been very content with the idea of never visiting space but after listing to this I feel like it's something I have to try for. Who knows what opportunities will come up with deep space exploration.
If someone asked me to identify the astronaut in a room full of people, I would immediately pick this dude out. The guy just *LOOKS* like a fucking astronaut, man.
Our school was shit mate especially the maths teachers, I had a pe teacher for maths and science and I went to the same school as him had the same science teacher for a bit too
WHAAA?!? Space walks typically last between 6-8 hrs? Oh my goodness lol... I was here thinking they lasted like 45 minutes lmao jeez. Makes sense though that they'd want to accomplish as much as possible once out there! Very cool.
8,000 applicants? It would seem that space is becoming more popular than it has in quite a long time. Fun fact of the day: Astronauts aboard the ISS see a sunrise every 90 minutes.
I could listen to his stories all day. Let me get this straight though - he was in the military, retired and decided to become an astronaut. Became an astronaut and was given the job of calculating the return for the second engine and yet he failed math in high school? Okie dokie then. :)
Yuri is also an old piece of hardware I'm sure but nobody has more experience with docking the Soyuz. I'm sure thats like... his entire job and he spends the entire rest of the time getting drunk and doing crosswords.
@@shelnut2842 You do fall, indefinitely technically since the velocity just counteracts gravity. Technically speaking you fall indefinitely rather than not falling ;)
It's a shame we only got 14 mins of him talking about his experiences of being an Astronaut and training etc, I wish they made the video longer! Great watch
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it would be nice if elon musk invites "flat-earth"believers into space, maybe even for free.!!!
those dumbasses need to stop, and see what this universe and everything in space is really about.!!!
oh and after that force them to watch star-wars XD
You're gonna give us an interview of a man who did a space walk and then put a link to funny celebrity moments? What's the matter with you?
I just love listening to intelligent people like this, such an interesting man.
same
It’s so interesting
@Elakobi Psyduck ?
Unfortunately, he's lying a lot. I really wished people weren't so brainwashed into believing everything he says. Just because someone says something you thing it's interesting, doesn't mean it's true.
@@dropssergian And your proof that hes lying a lot? I'll wait for the links 😊
Man, can you imagine this gentleman is giving us detailed descriptions and as he is speaking, he is more than likely replaying all the visuals in his head and reminiscing in those views and memories.
Dude. I love this comment.
I would imagine he’s told this many times
Great comment ! That’s why is was able to recall it and explain perfectly 😊
My adrenaline started going when he was talking about the space walks. 6-8 hour process... Wow...
Ha me too! I got very, very claustrophobic just thinking about a thin visor being the only thing between me and the expanse off the Universe.
My question is, what does he do if he needs to pee? :)
@@DudeBoerGaming Same as divers in a wet suit I guess?
@@shaunloynds5317 honestly just a visor being in between us and the expanse of the universe is exhilarating to me
@@DudeBoerGaming another astronaut on the channel has answered this. You pee yourself. You aren't coming back on just to pee. If you can't hold it you get to work in your pee for however long is left
I could have watched an hour more of this.
Sook off chee
@@samcosgrove8626 ye
This guy was a helicopter pilot in the army, got out and became an astronaut. That's badass.
When all the teachers and doubtful people say you need a Maths degree, Physics degree, Astronomy degree or whatever, this man was a helicopter pilot in the Army and was great at his Job, had a D in Maths at school according to him in the video.....see kids, if you have the personality and attitude to do something you love and are passionate about it, never give up on your dreams because you can have all the education and degrees you want, but if you attitude is not suitable your education will never matter. Great inspiration for someone like me, who is not the best at subjects like Mathematics and Physics, but I try my best everyday to meet my passions and goals, and who dreams of a career in Aerospace and Aviation! To whoever reads this and hopes for an Aerospace career, never let anyone discourage you, because when you believe, everything is possible!! Have a blessed day everyone
Thank you I really needed that today.
Being a working pilot means following lots of procedures, getting the boring stuff right every single time, having calm and measured judgement even under pressure, and mostly just doing what other people require you to do all day without complaining. If you can handle all that with good humour, then that's the "right stuff". If you can be happy doing that, then you can be satisfied whether or not you get to go to space. For this kind of thing, boring is good! If you can keep everything boring, then you've done your job right. If things get exciting then something has gone badly wrong.
Thank you.
I’m an aircraft maintenance engineer and I’m training to become a pilot and I didn’t do good in maths at all! It really is possible, it just depends on your approach and mindset.
Biology A
Chemistry A/B+
Mathematics B-/C-
Physics D/C
Acient greek A
History A/B
English A
Computer class A/B
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Dont look these this arent always perfect in my country the A for us is 20/20
I was never perfect in my class i have to say that evry boy in my class is an asshole accept my friend
I am at highschool last class 3rd
Btw in greece the the school system goes in the opposite direction i will be forced to write more subject exams so yea i will be forced to study the last i wait from them is to talk bad to students like they did in the 60s and punish them by hitting them thats my daily life
"Yuri's hands started to tremble on the controller , he was on his sixth mission to space "
Spine chilling stuff
I feel so blessed to be young in a time where Mars travel is being looked at in the next 10 years
I doubt anyone will ever seen -Mars Travelling - but hey who am I to say that I could be lynched if I say that would be interested to hear from the flat earth society about this topic.. lol..
No one in this generation will witness a Mars landing
Tim Peake is a hero of mine. I've read his book, "Ask an Astronaut", several times over. I wish people knew just how incredible these guys are. They are the best of the best in the world. Truly remarkable humans
Astronauts: serious scientists in one of the most dangerous environments doing serious work
Also astronauts: and so, we brought a gorilla suit
How well does this guy speak, what an awesome dude
Dont you just adore the British accent?
Space is literally breathtaking
Especially without a suit
@@justdeeznuts 😂 get out
Wait sooo... he got a “D in math at school” & still became a spaceman ? Anything is possible m8’s
Yoo sick ass Profile Picture ma boy
and 3000 hours flying helicopters in war zones
@@cramo12345 Yes, becoming a helicopter pilot is a challenge in its self.
@@hendy9380 correct thats why i wrote my point thanks for repeating it
Spaceman lol
These shorts minutes with aren’t long enough! They need full podcasts with guys like this! So much more to talk about
This is where your critical thinking skills might come in!
Seeing pictures is one thing, seeing the earth from space with your own eyes is truly special.
in space:
TEARS DON'T FALL,
They just crash above you 🤟
Took the words out of my mouth ⬆️🤘
And crash around meeeeee
@@knotsocialmusic not when your in space bud
@@knotsocialmusic kinda no xD
The company I work at recently had this guy in (virtually) to talk about his experience and he gave an awesome talk! Major respect for this guy
Pardon the pun
@@4naans790 mmhmm
Well this was more mesmerizing than I thought it would be.
Going to space is both the most terrifying and most fascinating thing I could ever do
I remember being in primary school and watching him launch to space for the first time
An absolute legend
He’s a lier space can’t exist as they claim because it violates the second law of thermodynamics...In order to have gas pressure you must have a container for the gas to press on..if we have an open system then the gas we breathe would fill the space because of entropy increase. This guy has been caught faking zero g with wires and harnesses...search and see Nasa fakery ...and Astronauts on wires. This guy has been caught on camera with a type of green screen behind him and a ball. They say low earth orbit is the furthest they can go about three times. This guy is a pretender clown , how dare you lie to everyone, you will have to answer for this one day. You who do not check what I’ve said here are willingly ignorant which is your choice but it’s a shame.
@@hereyezonlevel3617 Ok
@@hereyezonlevel3617 And there is a Illuminati cult living in Atlantis.
@@hereyezonlevel3617 I don’t check cos you’re clearly a nutter
@@hereyezonlevel3617 you can't even spell liar right why would I listen to you
Being an Astronaut has to be the most awesome job EVER! I envy these guys
it's probably also an extremely stressful job though, knowing that sometimes even just one very tiny mistake can literally kill you and some of your colleagues. definitely not the kind of responsibility i'd want to have on a day-to-day basis.
That was dope. Felt like I was right there with him
VERY interesting. First time I’ve heard space travel explained in such detail and understandable terms.
This man is exceptional but also check out Astronaut Mike Mossimo. He's a regular guy from Brooklyn.
You find the most interesting people to interview. My feed always pops up with these fascinating topics that I've always been curious about but never explored myself. So interesting to hear these experiences from people who have careers or stories we could never possibly imagine. Props to you for producing such great content. As a journalist, I have a lot of respect for this channel and I am inspired.
That story is pretty incredible. Listening to intelligent people talk articulately about something so few people will ever experience is amazing and inspiring. I’m really loving these LADbible videos I just found.
"Failing is the best teacher." Amazing how truly successful people value failure.
"Yuri's hands were trembling on the controller"
Yuri: "Pour us another vodka tovarishch, this is how we do it in mother russia"
😅😅😅
The vodka would be in globules, which would be rather awesome. "Chase it with a straw, comrade! Na vashe zdorov'ye!
Imagine someone bringing out a gorilla suit in space
mindBreaker :D
that would be stupid as fuck
thats the dumbest shit
These 2 above seems to be smarter than the trained and qualified astronauts that went to the ISS. What a great loss for the space industry.
You can actually find a gif of it. A guy was hiding and no one knew it was up there and scared the crap out of the other guy 🤣
Tim peake is my hero, I've read all of his books 🤙
What really struck me on this, is I know just how dedicated and precise they are about every bit they put on a ship to know how much fuel it takes. Making room for a gorilla suit I'm sure they agreed on then he probably asked not to tell the others means they valued their mental status and happiness to high enough of a degree to put a gorilla suit into space just to make someone smile. This is brilliant all in itself.
I agree. That struck me too. And the things he said about the selection process emphasis on "soft skills" - interpersonal skills, being able to get along with others, not being arrogant or obnoxious. I guess that's why so many astronauts are likeable and a pleasure to listen to, like this guy, who comes across as someone you'd just enjoy having a beer with.
The importance of these things is usually only mostly understood by women, so it's great to see it in a field dominated by men. Men need to observe women more, and see how many of them can get along in a group despite their differences, by being collegiate rather than hierarchical. Parliaments across the world certainly need to learn more "soft skills" lol, it's absurd watching the adversarialism and childish hostility opposing parties fling at each other. They need to grow the frak up.
What an extraordinary life this gentleman has lived, can only imagine the tales he tells his children/grandchildren, absolutely fantastic!
Tim Peake! What a legend!
He’s a lier space can’t exist as they claim because it violates the second law of thermodynamics...In order to have gas pressure you must have a container for the gas to press on..if we have an open system then the gas we breathe would fill the space because of entropy increase. This guy has been caught faking zero g with wires and harnesses...search and see Nasa fakery ...and Astronauts on wires. This guy has been caught on camera with a type of green screen behind him and a ball. They say low earth orbit is the furthest they can go about three times. This guy is a pretender clown , how dare you lie to everyone, you will have to answer for this one day. You who do not check what I’ve said here are willingly ignorant which is your choice but it’s a shame.
@@hereyezonlevel3617 did anyone ask
@@hereyezonlevel3617 found the flat earther...
@@hereyezonlevel3617 says you whose greatest achievement is going to walmart
@Zetetic Astronomer I can't tell if you're serious or not
Wow what a great interview; such in-depth description made my hands sweat!
Genuinely Fantastic series of videos from UNILAD...
THESE are the people we should be looking up to in society, & the things they're achieving in the name of science, exploration & progression are the things we should be striving for.
When he gave a probable date for Human to mars mission, all my hairs stood on end. I wasn't born when the moon landing happened and I missed out on that, but I always hoped I would be alive to witness the first Mars landing which I feel is even more incredible because it would be the first planet, instead of our own lunar satellite. I don't think I will be alive or even be able to afford a trip to mars if ever they were to do such missions for civilians but the dream is real
I believe a time would come when if someone says "I have been to space" a solid response will come back "So what, everyone has gone to space"
It would be some what sad when that time comes
@@snaveevans8784 why lmao
This guy’s Tim Peake, first British astronaut on the ISS. Tim, you inspired us all, fair play to you!
It’s so cool that you can imagine one day they will have space stations that are solely for fabricating off earth metals. That’s absolutely wild. I never knew that forging metal under different gravity would give it different properties but it makes sense
How fascinating: just previous to this I watched the interview with Jihyun who escaped North Korea, and it is a f'n TRIP to contrast her life experience with Tim Peake's! Thank you for these unique views on human lives!
While the thought of space travel terrifies me (I got scared of heights watching 'Gravity'), I can only imagine the beauty of looking at earth from that view. I have heard it described as jewel-like by other astronauts and cosmonauts with a sense of wonder; we can only dream of having that view.
The Earth and the Universe is just so wonderfully designed by the Creator! 😍 Fascinating!
25 years old and I still dream of going to space
Your time will come
Trust me, age won't effect your dreams. I mean, depending on the dream.. and the age.. Also, it's probably not the best idea to trust a stranger but hopefully you get the gist. xD
Wow, the parachutes come out while still at supersonic speeds. Just incredible!
I have been very content with the idea of never visiting space but after listing to this I feel like it's something I have to try for. Who knows what opportunities will come up with deep space exploration.
I love his vocabulary. Listening to him speak is so interesting! He could write a book.
This dude solved The Kobayashi Maru before he went up.
I don't understand why this channel doesn't have millions of views.
Gotta feel pretty good that out of 8500 applicants...you became one of the chosen ones. Nice
This guy is an absolute legend
There is always a russian in space missions called Yuri lol
If the flight commander isn't a Russian man called Yuri , you shouldn't be flying that mission
What a fantastic interview. Such a fascinating person… and a great storyteller. Thank you.
I could listen to this guy for the whole day, no matter what he’s saying! What an awesome video
I just love you man🤗,so nice explained, your attitude,your voice everything is so understadable...thank you,you made my day🙏🙋🙏 !!!
I already suffer from severe anxiety. I could only imagine looking out my window and seeing planet earth from a vast distance. Freak out city!
I could listen to him all day. He gave a great interview. Cheers 🥂
If someone asked me to identify the astronaut in a room full of people, I would immediately pick this dude out.
The guy just *LOOKS* like a fucking astronaut, man.
Man got a D in maths at school. Still became an astronaut. See people? Hard work pays off 💯
It's more about how you learn it. I am considered the dumbest kid in class but I can clearly understand masters level problems that TH-camrs explain
@@rocketmanfossel1174 Ooga booga
@@TyroneOne th-cam.com/video/ovJcsL7vyrk/w-d-xo.html. Seriously. This guy explains it easily
Our school was shit mate especially the maths teachers, I had a pe teacher for maths and science and I went to the same school as him had the same science teacher for a bit too
This guy is living the life I can only dream of.
Sick content from the lad bible! So interesting hearing stories about cool things
What an incredible job! Total dude and what an insight into this amazing experience! Thanks for sharing :)
WHAAA?!? Space walks typically last between 6-8 hrs? Oh my goodness lol... I was here thinking they lasted like 45 minutes lmao jeez. Makes sense though that they'd want to accomplish as much as possible once out there! Very cool.
No UFO questions? Disappointed is an understatement.
Big up Tim peake, had the same science teacher as him
Bill Nye? Same here!
Thank you so much ,I could have listened to you for another hour or so.
Side note what's wrong with the 101 thumbs down plonkers!?
Wonderful always fascinated by space and the people sharing their experiences
An incredible human being!
D in maths mad me chuckle.
Good talk ...seems like a nice human and intelligent guy.
Really enjoying these 'Minutes With', really interesting.
More please 😩❤️ I enjoyed this so much
Very good storyteller
8,000 applicants? It would seem that space is becoming more popular than it has in quite a long time.
Fun fact of the day: Astronauts aboard the ISS see a sunrise every 90 minutes.
Do you have anymore fun facts?
I could listen to his stories all day. Let me get this straight though - he was in the military, retired and decided to become an astronaut. Became an astronaut and was given the job of calculating the return for the second engine and yet he failed math in high school? Okie dokie then. :)
Great interview! I enjoyed hearing about the experience of it all.
This is inspiring.
Explained so well 🤙🏻
Have a question
If an emergency happens in the ISS, can they come to Earth in that moment? Do they have the tools/vehicle to do that?
Yes, they come up in a rocket so can egress into the same rocket. Not sure about those astronauts though that satay up there for longer
@@joelangley7974 Same thing, theres always a Soyuz or Dragon or similar docked that can be used as far as I am aware....
He's a salesman, I like that.
only just found this channel.the story's are short and sweet lol..excellent channel
I would be so so scared, just the thought of it actually freaks me out a fair bit.
Its wild we still use the Soyuz.
Thats an old old old piece of hardware.
Yuri is also an old piece of hardware I'm sure but nobody has more experience with docking the Soyuz.
I'm sure thats like... his entire job and he spends the entire rest of the time getting drunk and doing crosswords.
Imagine been able to say your an astronaut
This is incredibly interesting
The re entry must be terrifying. Spinning out of control for 15 min! I'm out!!
when doing EVA if you close your eyes does it feel similar to the experience you might get in a sensory deprivation tank?
I get scared when I go on a rollercoaster, I would simply pass away if I was in space
Thing about space is that you cant fall, so do high altitudes above earth really matter?
@@shelnut2842 You do fall, indefinitely technically since the velocity just counteracts gravity. Technically speaking you fall indefinitely rather than not falling ;)
Space is the most scary thing. I like it
Brilliant speaker! Great content!
When i was younger, my dream occupation was to be an astronaut
Dear unilad... please use the metric system. Kind regards - The Planet
So theme parks do nothing for you I should imagine! 😂 a British astronaut, how cool is that!
From the narration I can totally agree I have bn to space six tyms
I got a C in maths at GCSE so I should be getting my call from NASA soon🤣🤣🤣
The only time i didn’t skip
Landing the spacecraft sounds terrifying 😅
I thought you had to have degrees in science etc to become an astronaut, guess not, mans got D in maths 🤣
Oh my God, I watched this right now and I'm high af😂😂😂
It's a shame we only got 14 mins of him talking about his experiences of being an Astronaut and training etc, I wish they made the video longer! Great watch
Some people call him the space cowboy, some call him the gangster of love.
Some call him Maurice