Why Astronauts Wear Orange and White
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2019
- The bright orange color astronauts wear to go out for launch is called International Orange, and it’s the same shade as the paint that coats Tokyo Tower in Japan, and the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. However, once astronauts are in space, they swap orange for snow-white wear. So what gives with the different colors?
Well, there are actually two main types of spacesuits. The first one is the Advanced Crew Escape Suit, aka the "orange suit," aka the "pumpkin suit." Astronauts wear this full-pressure suit during "lift-off". These spacesuits are crucial for those who are heading for super high altitudes. But still, why this color? And what about the white, bulky spacesuits? What's their purpose?
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The first American space station 4:07
👉 This fact is really funny 😄 4:29
Why all American astronauts have to learn Russian 5:03
Space adaptation 5:35
Underwater training 6:22
How they sneeze inside a spacesuit 7:36
How they sleep 💤 8:52
How they take shower 🚿 9:04
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SUMMARY:
- The orange suit is equipped with different stuff that can help an astronaut to survive if something goes wrong during the launch or landing of the spaceship.
- Astronauts wear EVA suits when they go on a spacewalk! Such an outfit can protect them from the unfriendly conditions of outer space, what with its extreme temperatures and near-vacuum!
- In case the tether tears, the EVA suit has a backup system. This system includes small jet thrusters which can be controlled from the station with the help of a joystick.
- Months after coming back from long missions in space, astronauts still tend to let go of things while they’re still in mid-air.
- There was an astronaut who’d been waiting for a whopping 19 years before he finally flew to space.
- All American astronauts have to learn Russian to be able to run the International Space Station using Russian-language manuals, if there’s no alternative.
- During space adaptation, 50% to 75% of astronauts have highly unpleasant syndromes, such as vertigo, headaches, nausea, and overall tiredness.
- When astronauts are in space, they often see random flashes of light - and it's not hallucinations!
- Before going to space, astronauts have underwater training, which is supposed to simulate zero gravity.
- According to NASA, they accept only 8 applicants out of 6,000! On top of that, the selection process takes around 18 months!
- If an astronaut cries in space, tears don't flow down their face. Instead, they gather into thick blobs of liquid around their eyes because the water surface tension holds tears together.
- Astronauts who forget to attach themselves to something when they sleep can easily float away and bump into a hard surface.
- Astronauts see a sunrise and a sunset every 45 minutes, which totals 15-16 sunsets and sunrises each day.
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*Orange* : more visable than other colors for rescue teams
*White* : reflect the heat of the sun better
Welp that saved 10 minutes of my time👍💪🏽👌🏿
FAISALMILAN why are you not neon yellow
But the suit has heaters to keep them warm? What sense does that make?
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Orange was the impotor
If astronauts don't wear sleeping bags in space,
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They literally do wear sleeping bags or they would just bump into everything
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TIMESTAMPS:
Pumpkin suit 0:31
EVA suit 1:37
How to have fun on board the ISS 3:34
Why astronauts get rid of their clothes 3:50
The first American space station 4:07
👉 This fact is really funny 😄 4:29
Why all American astronauts have to learn Russian 5:03
Space adaptation 5:35
Underwater training 6:22
How they sneeze inside a spacesuit 7:36
How they sleep 💤 8:52
How they take shower 🚿 9:04
Ok
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To clarify the the laundry/clothing section, due to the lack of gravity the clothes don’t really touch you that often, so they don’t have to change them.
They wear Orange so the UFO’s can see them and not run them over.
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"Or their visors would have to have windshield wipers, and that, wouldn't be pleasant"..... What?
Very timely video and great presentation! This is slightly pedantic but at 1:44 the technical name for the white suit is extravehicular mobility unit (EMU). They are used for EVAs.
Orange and white makes it show better against the green screen background of the moon. Lol
yes but they wore white on the moon, and that you are a flat brainer
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And I would enjoy it even more if you make video over satellites
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What an insight. I guess orange which is almost always excluded from textiles and designers output and the runways, finally has a super important role to play. Although we eat oranges a lot. Thank you. 💙💚💜💖💝💙💚
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Oh, I know because there always impostor if they wear that suit
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The first space station was actually Salyut 1 in 1971.
I really learned along from this vid!
1. They wear the orange suit during launch and return because it's highly visible.
2. They wear the white suit in space because it reflects heat better than other colors so the astronaut doesn't get too warm.
Never even thought reasoning the space suite colours before watching it🧐🧐
They haven’t used the ACES suit since 2011.
I think it was 3 to 4 years ago I was Watching how a young soldier in the US Army took part and heating and cooling the human body Via the Hands.
It made a lot of sense I never did find out over the years how that test went but seeing that they use that same idea on the space suits that's so cool it's nice to see some things done in the military or for good purposes I've kind of been using it myself to heat my hands when I mine is 22 - 40 in the winter time I've got to think that young Soldier for what he did because it's made my life a lot safer when I'm outside working in frigid cold temperatures
SO thank you young Military guinea pig you're here and cooling and heating is save lives
I’ve always wanted to try on a space suit. Especially the orange suit.
Astronaut wear EVA suits when they go on EVAs
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If astronauts cry in space because they miss home.
It’s a free universe they can express themselves
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One small thing, the us hasn’t used shuttles since 2011, they use the Russian Soyuz until spacex can get approved for manned missions to the ISS
Thanks for your information
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Orange is 33 in Pythagorean numerology.
Orange and White are both made to spot easy for rescue.
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Hey. Can you do a video of “What happens if you go to high in space” loved the video, by the way!
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Its orange because orange is 33 in Pythagorean Gematria their all a bunch of freemasons.
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Thank You ! It was very informative
8:35 "There is one impostor Among Us"
Nice to know which are for what. I always come here to learn in a fun way.
The statement that the astronaut wouldn't survive without the suit is wrong; they wear them as back-up in case the cabin de-pressurized
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Also known as the developed from the S1030 pressure suit developed by the David Clark Company and the USAF for the SR71 and U2 programs. These suits were developed in response to the challenger disaster.
They haven’t worn orange since the space shuttle was cancelled in 2011. They won’t start wearing them again until SLS is online. The launch suits for Soyuz are white
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Yeah being an astronaut is definitely more dangerous than being a pilot well they have to pilot the spacecraft they’re flying so it’s kinda both really
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How do they get rid of their waste in space? I'm really wondering if solid waste would be floating inside the space vehicle.
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Cuz itd easier to see underwater?
Me and my big brother argued about if space suits were white or orange guess they were both.
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The suits are orange because they work best while using cromakey/CGI Special Effects
So that is why all the astronauts actually wear violet blue and green when actually in space - only the reentry pressure suits are orange.
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Fun fact, that astronaut who waited 19 years for his mission was my college physics professor at Utah State University. His name is Don Lind and as stated, he was selected as an astronaut in 1966. He was slated for one of the final three Apollo moon landings that ultimately got cancelled. He was then slated to fly a rescue mission for the Skylab 3 mission when it was discovered some of the service module thrusters were malfunctioning. It was later determined that the rescue mission was not needed. He ultimately flew as a mission specialist on STS-51B, flown by the Space Shuttle Challenger, in April of 1985. He had a lot of great stories to tell about his experience as an astronaut, including being in mission control during Apollo 8, when the first pictures of earth were broadcast back from lunar orbit.
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9:06 they haven’t used a shower in space in 45 years
theres no years in space
Earth years
The showering on the ISS is done by a washing cloth. André Kuipers said so. Cause water is hard to carry
When will we get to see the Spacesuits vacuum testing ..to verify they are safe to use in Space?
I'll wait... no hurry. 😐
Check NASAs channel - they have a number if videos on it (including a couple of failures).
I've seen vids about it
Interesting about colors...
Well what about the silver suit used in 1960 and the light blue suit used in 1985?
They only used the ACES suits on the space shuttle.
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8:07 Not equipment. The REAL answer is because astronauts BREATH that air, so basically with crumbs are what they would breathe in.
P.S. Astronauts once brought butter cookies on the space station
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Did you know it is possible to talk to the ISS -- they have Amateur Radios on board, and if they are on the air, it is possible to talk to them.
Very helpful
I wore a pumpkin suit for Halloween.
Actually, the Pumpkin suits are Partial Pressure suits, not Full Pressure suits; astronauts wear "regular" safety boots with those suits, which do not form a seal with the rest of the suit.
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The ACES is not the only orange suit. The ACES is the predecessor to the LES (launch escape suit). What you called a EVA (extra vehicular activity) suit is a EMU suit (extravehicular mobility unit)
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8:31 Dude because aliens put bombs looking like space rocks there
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NASA: let's make a suit like that pupular game in 2020 think it's called AMONG US
It called pink red lime black
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what if someone pukes inside the suit while outside the ship or pukes inside the ship?
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A 10 minute video, talk about padding it out. They wear orange to be visible for search-and-rescue and white in space to reflect heat and to also be seen end of video. And you managed to stretch that out to 10 minutes congratulations.
What if they're going to pass gas while wearing that thick suit on outer space ? I'm just curious .
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