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It was not Mr. and Mrs. Inches-Miles-Pounds Middle America who went to the moon. The science and engineering behind the lunar landings was done using the metric system. (For the convenience of the astronauts, who as pilots were more accustomed to the Imperial units, the metric values were converted to Imperial values.) By the way, I hope realize that American scientists, every 2 million of them or so, use the metric system exclusively, or, more correctly, the SI system, and they simply roll their eyes at the backwardness of their country as a whole in this area.
Russian food does.... hot sauce is the only thing that you can taste.. all our MRE arospace american food is bland its....it's like when you have a bad cold and everything is tasteless
I would love to visit space some day but space station probably won’t be around by the time I get the chance, seeing as how it’s being decommissioned soon.
Don’t worry they actually have air filters, in fact they actually have to clean the vents on-board weekly since it actually picks up a lot of skin, food crumbs, hair and often other stray and lost objects
"For nations who didn't land on the moon" ... Well the Americans only pulled it off with a German designing the rocket and the guidance computer running SI units but converting them to imperial before displaying them to the astronauts who probably had all their flight training in imperial units.
Imagine trying to flex about landing in the moon when Millions of Americans thought the moon Landing was staged in the 1970 . I also bet this conspiracy is probably still preserved today .
The flashing reminds me of radiotherapy that I went through. When I underwent EBRT after a recurrence of brain cancer. I experienced these flashing lights while undergoing the therapy. It's a wild sensation.
Hopefully you are cancer free now. 🤗 I kinda know what you mean. I've had these bright explosions when I would have my sleep deprived EEGs for my seizures. I don't remember much from them except those bright explosions. 🤔
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@@vocaloidhoe2238 I ate a cookie with peanuts at a family party when I was 3, because I didn’t realize that they took the peanut cookies because they hadn’t allergy tested me yet ._. Like, if they take the cookies at least don’t leave them where I can climb to or convince someone to get me it 😂😂😂
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0:41 i don’t want to be toxic, but you got there with man from germany, and even everyone in the program used metric, only the astronauts and people in Houston didn’t
I would love to experience sleeping in zero gravity... that must feel amazing to be floating, no pressure on muscles, joints, organs etc (tethered to something so you don’t bonk into everything)
The salt on ISS is salt infused water they can dab onto the food and mix in, pepper is pepper infused oil they dab on and mix in. Learned this on Adam Savage’s TH-cam where his crew was visiting NASA to learn more about the food in space
Dude, I look up to these videos every day. I especially love the space-related videos. Love the work the infographics team does on these vids. Keep them coming
1:44 - 1:48 *THANK YOU* for showing Australia on the globe drawing on the top left corner of the chalkboard. You guys really love Australia. 《chock-up emotion noises 》🤧🦎🚀
Did you ever consider why its impractical to do? While it's cool in films and books, rotating a portion of the Space Station to produce artificial gravity comes with a myriad of costs. Remember old friend Isaac Newton? For every action there's an equal and opposite reaction.
The rotation will make the occupants ill unless it is an extremely large circle spinning slower. The spinning station would have to be 1.6 kilometers diameter. That is just too expensive to make something that big.
It is evident that in spite of the terrible living conditions up there, our astronauts heed their call with an open heart and mind and embrace all that comes their way. Kudos to them. By our, I see no nationality for in space they are the human race's ambassadors.
You left out on the shower part, that indeed nowadays astronauts do use small water packages in space to clean their hair at least. Perhaps other parts of body as well, not just wet wipes.
Speaking of seeing lights when you close your eyes. Has anyone else seen light appear when your trying to sleep and your house settles and with your eyes closed you see a light pass your eyes
@@ajm2733 No, but neither did 99.98% of all of NASA. And before you argue - SpaceX is basically better than NASA in almost every way and Elon is from my country 🔥
@@AsylumNemeses I watch the video to know what im dealing with rn im 14 but when im old enough im going to space I don't care if its with nasa or space x or some Russian air craft i will go to space watching this video still does not stop me im going
Infographics Show must be telling us something; "Why 2021 will be the worst year" "How to survive the Purge" "DPRK vs. USA" Now it's this video. Spit it out now Infographics Show. Before it's too late....
Keep a aquatic plant (in a secluded area which the water will attach to a cage that will stick to the water) so a form of aquatic plants can grow to make oxygen. Another is to get a ball of moist soil and stone to hold a Tacca chantrieri or anything else that could stretch out to have a micro-dwarf planet to create atmosphere within the place
Just wanted to say, NASA now wants to use the metric system. Also, the metric weight system now uses the Planck constant to ensure 100% precision. The superiority of the metric also means that the pound is actually defined as 0.45359237 kilograms so the pound is actually kind of a metric system. Also, I know I shouldn't care
As were all the measurements and calculations for the Apollo missions. Many of the readouts in the modules were shown in imperial because that's what the astronauts were typically familiar with as most of them were pilots as well, but all the math was done using metric.
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Yet...America’s NASA is still the most developed and advanced space agency on the entire planet. It’s important to note that U.S. scientists know both the metric and imperial systems of measurement.
Hello infographics show. I really like your videos and I have a request: Can you make a video comparing France, Greece, Cyprus or Egypt V.S Turkey during a naval battle in the Mediterranean Sea?
0:55 Ah yes, the IIS. The International International Station.
The International Ipace Station
@@iDontProgramInCpp __😑😑😐😑😑😐😐😑😐😐
@@Mr_Afton.00 ?
@@Mr_Afton.00 Ipace
Yes, I love the IIS!
"you can't open a window in space" well actually you can but just once.
I bet most people won't get this comment
Your right I don't get it
its a lifetimes worth of air
Technichly
@@Taylor_875q it means you could open the window, but you will die because of no oxygen in space
@@Taylor_875q
How do you not get it?
"925,335 lbs, or 419,725 kg for nations who didn't land on the moon,"
The shade
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Yeah I nearly spit my drink out when I heard that. Such a great line!
This is the single greatest roast in human history
It was not Mr. and Mrs. Inches-Miles-Pounds Middle America who went to the moon. The science and engineering behind the lunar landings was done using the metric system. (For the convenience of the astronauts, who as pilots were more accustomed to the Imperial units, the metric values were converted to Imperial values.) By the way, I hope realize that American scientists, every 2 million of them or so, use the metric system exclusively, or, more correctly, the SI system, and they simply roll their eyes at the backwardness of their country as a whole in this area.
I remember the guy who commented on almost all videos called the shades
Don't let this distract you from the fact that McDonald's raised its price on their McChicken sandwich by $0.39 cents.
WHAT!
and taco bell raised their bean burrito price by like 80 cents!
Why Did Mcdonald do that, Bruh!
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Invest $100 in their company’s stock and get paid $5 a year in dividends then it’s free
The food does not taste that bad according to some astronauts.
The astronauts dont taste that bad according to the impostor
@@weirdoticmakekrookodileimp4160 The impostor doesn't taste that bad according to the vacuum of space.
Wait I see lights when I close my eyes am I getting raidoized
@@weirdoticmakekrookodileimp4160 😶
Russian food does.... hot sauce is the only thing that you can taste.. all our MRE arospace american food is bland its....it's like when you have a bad cold and everything is tasteless
“For nations that didn’t land on the moon”🤣 shots fired.
Lol it's because everyone hates on US metric system 😂
"For nations that didnt elect trump"
lol it made me laugh and I was gonna say it. But you had the same idea.
@@clutchuwu1355 *US Imperial System
@@firecult1 😂😂 underrated af
Even those life in space station is tough, It is really amazing. It is my dream to visit the space station 😀
Same
Better get to chasing them dreams.
I would love to visit space some day but space station probably won’t be around by the time I get the chance, seeing as how it’s being decommissioned soon.
Looks like alot of people need to start thinking 'down to earth'
@@WarmasterWirMustard haha your so funny
Nobody:
That one kid that’s in ISS all the time: *Yooo I think I know that place!*
Don’t worry they actually have air filters, in fact they actually have to clean the vents on-board weekly since it actually picks up a lot of skin, food crumbs, hair and often other stray and lost objects
@@simonpolle6126 "clean the vents"
*there is one impostor among us*
@@simonpolle6126 lol yea, without it the equipment would get gummed up in a week probs. Filters are fun :D
@@dat1pengu1n help I cannot escape from amogous
@@David-in2xt same
How to make everyone on the ISS hate you on your first day
Step 1: eat chili
Step 2: do I really need to explain what happens next?
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when you eat chilli in space, you automatically become a C4
“For the countries that didn’t land on the moon”
even though one of the main engineers of apollo was german but oke haha
@Peter Seddon not in person though.
@@wesleybakker5108 I was quoting the info graphics video bruh
@@wesleybakker5108
On top they used metric to do all the measurements to & from there. 😂
This video really shows how important it is to take care of the Earth. We only have one
Most savage line. " For Countries who didn't land on the Moon" 💪🏻🤘🏻
BOOM ROASTED
NASA uses metric.
Mic drop*
Other countries did land on the moon just without people on board
"For nations who didn't land on the moon"
...
Well the Americans only pulled it off with a German designing the rocket and the guidance computer running SI units but converting them to imperial before displaying them to the astronauts who probably had all their flight training in imperial units.
Thanks. I searched for a comment like this.
Oh well, ignorance is bliss after-all.
😂😂 So true
Who pulled it off? 😉
Imagine trying to flex about landing in the moon when Millions of Americans thought the moon Landing was staged in the 1970 . I also bet this conspiracy is probably still preserved today .
0:40 You really did it to em 😂
roasted the foreigners man
0:55
yet they've lost to vietnamese rice farmers
The flashing reminds me of radiotherapy that I went through. When I underwent EBRT after a recurrence of brain cancer. I experienced these flashing lights while undergoing the therapy. It's a wild sensation.
Hopefully you are cancer free now. 🤗 I kinda know what you mean. I've had these bright explosions when I would have my sleep deprived EEGs for my seizures. I don't remember much from them except those bright explosions. 🤔
School food: are you challenging me?
School food is better.
Thanks for these videos infographics, they really help pass time during quarantine.
Thank you, all of those who serve aboard the ISS. *salutes, then places hand over heart* To the fallen, you are not forgotten.
I've been working for the past month on a research paper about the effects of low gravity alone. Even the immune system is effected.
if you increase gravity force your immune system strengthens too?
Joke of the day:
Doctor, Doctor, my sister thinks she's a squirrel!
*sounds like a nut case to me.*
*do not give nuts to children under 4*
@@vocaloidhoe2238 u mean 18 XD
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@@DarrensGeneralInfo I'd rather watch my own video which features jokes from my subscribers :)
@@vocaloidhoe2238
I ate a cookie with peanuts at a family party when I was 3, because I didn’t realize that they took the peanut cookies because they hadn’t allergy tested me yet ._.
Like, if they take the cookies at least don’t leave them where I can climb to or convince someone to get me it 😂😂😂
When you’re this early that you beat the guy that says: “When you’re this early that you beat the guy that gives virtual hugs”
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0:41 i don’t want to be toxic, but you got there with man from germany, and even everyone in the program used metric, only the astronauts and people in Houston didn’t
Takes a jab at the metric system when considering weight, but in the same breath only uses the metric system when length is the next stat. Nice
0:54 Umm, there is a Problem. IIS? It must be a Typo. It's okay, everyone makes mistakes.
The smoke that was thrown at 0:38 is unreal!!!
Random meme: don’t let this distract you from the fact that every 60 seconds in space, a minute passes
0:41 says kilogram value "for nations who DIDN'T land on the moon" - harsh Infographics
"For nations who DIDN'T land on the moon" !!!!! I'm dead.
yet nasa used the metric system for that
@@Steve_McMillen we do not talk about that:)
Infographic: uploads
Everybody: *GOES STRAIGHT TO THE COMMENT SECTION*
True
Everyone did
To say first
Except those who don't
@@jasonnguyen9994 true
They forgot to mention that being in space actually makes people go blind. And sometimes even when they return to earth there sight doesn’t return
Among us 2 looks lit
Always waiting for you
I would love to experience sleeping in zero gravity... that must feel amazing to be floating, no pressure on muscles, joints, organs etc (tethered to something so you don’t bonk into everything)
Put in a scuba gear and fall asleep underwater. Same feeling. Far less dangerous.
Sensory deprivation tank maybe feels a little like it?
It's like sleeping in a closet standing up
The salt on ISS is salt infused water they can dab onto the food and mix in, pepper is pepper infused oil they dab on and mix in. Learned this on Adam Savage’s TH-cam where his crew was visiting NASA to learn more about the food in space
Breathing is very important. Lol I could not stop laughing at that!
Me either
Ok boomer
Love your vids
Dude, I look up to these videos every day. I especially love the space-related videos. Love the work the infographics team does on these vids. Keep them coming
1:44 - 1:48 *THANK YOU* for showing Australia on the globe drawing on the top left corner of the chalkboard. You guys really love Australia. 《chock-up emotion noises 》🤧🦎🚀
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2020 has lost it
This makes me feel scare, we human are so weak. We only depend on our tiny earth which is getting worse everyday.
Yeah, but ISS doesn't have shield magnetic or plasma from Radioactive space while probably new technology space can take 50 to 100 years.
Artificial gravity. By adding a rotating gravity well everybody can just walk and actually have a shower.
And explain to my how your gonna make gravity because you need something with A LOT of gravity
@@PhYcOpAtHs_ centripetal force
Did you ever consider why its impractical to do? While it's cool in films and books, rotating a portion of the Space Station to produce artificial gravity comes with a myriad of costs. Remember old friend Isaac Newton? For every action there's an equal and opposite reaction.
@@islandmaster5064 ok there could be 2 "wheels" with artificial gravity rotating in difrent directions and it would be balanced
The rotation will make the occupants ill unless it is an extremely large circle spinning slower. The spinning station would have to be 1.6 kilometers diameter. That is just too expensive to make something that big.
“ It weighed 419,725 kg FOR THE NATIONS THAT DID NOT LAND ON THE MOON”-infographics show 2020
0:40
All jokes aside.
It was actually the metric system that landed on the moon. Research is key👌.
You mad?
@@tylerschmersahl4148 nope he is telling the truth
@@tylerschmersahl4148 well Joe Biden will make China Great Again then we will be really mad at USA.
@@tylerschmersahl4148 You Mad?
It is evident that in spite of the terrible living conditions up there, our astronauts heed their call with an open heart and mind and embrace all that comes their way. Kudos to them.
By our, I see no nationality for in space they are the human race's ambassadors.
imagine being in the space station and seeing a green light cover the earth like in dr stone
I noticed something thing amazing it is being 60 years since 60s
1:43 Check captions.
1:01 isnt it written IIS?
Why?
i never knew breathing was important. maybe ill try that soon
It is over rated.
You left out on the shower part, that indeed nowadays astronauts do use small water packages in space to clean their hair at least. Perhaps other parts of body as well, not just wet wipes.
This script was definitely written by the Challenge Guy.
Shouldn't you be in jail or something?
@@nightbot.6936 _what do you mean_
"419,725 kg for those nations that didn't land on the moon" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm dead
Lets play irl among us up there 🙂
Don't ever say that joke again
Speaking of seeing lights when you close your eyes. Has anyone else seen light appear when your trying to sleep and your house settles and with your eyes closed you see a light pass your eyes
1:05 am I tripping or does that say “IIS”?
Youre tripping
@@gukodalloking9190 no, it does say that it says iis
@@debbiej.50 do you get sarcasm
@@gukodalloking9190 how can someone get sarcasm..like can i hold it in my hands?
hold on how did your timestamp already expire
“For nations that didn’t land on the moon”
Writes "IIS" on the board instead of "ISS" so Im happy with not being you.
You went to space?
Also the dude doesn't know that they actually used the metric system for space missions from 1990s and onwards.
@@ajm2733 No, but neither did 99.98% of all of NASA. And before you argue - SpaceX is basically better than NASA in almost every way and Elon is from my country 🔥
@@AsylumNemeses I watch the video to know what im dealing with rn im 14 but when im old enough im going to space I don't care if its with nasa or space x or some Russian air craft i will go to space watching this video still does not stop me im going
@@ajm2733 Okay cool enjoy!
Why does the blueprint say IIS shouldn’t it be the ISS?
"Hey I think I farted"
"Wait- OH NO"
Infographics Show must be telling us something;
"Why 2021 will be the worst year"
"How to survive the Purge"
"DPRK vs. USA"
Now it's this video.
Spit it out now Infographics Show.
Before it's too late....
Lol
Love your channel!!
Thanks for ruining my child hood dream 👍 😂
I love this channel for content like this😂😂
"925,000 pounds or 419,000 kilograms for nations that didnt land on the moon" get fricked europe
That’s a fat F in the chat
meanwhile Nasa partly used the metric system to land on the moon (glossed over very often) and also uses the metric system to this day.
Well, the whole world apart from the US is using the metric system. I guess it's not just Europe...
@@Steve_McMillen year remember when nasa lost a multi billion US dollar rover because of using imperial units.
6:52 i hate that moving screen yet i love it too
I can live with a lot but farts all around, that's a no-no for me.
🤣🤣🤣
It doesn't actually work the way the video explains.... This was a pretty misleading video from start to finish.
I agree... that STINKS!
Everyone likes their own farts. The more raunchy, the more proud we are.
@@joedufour8188 nah, that's disgusting
Keep a aquatic plant (in a secluded area which the water will attach to a cage that will stick to the water) so a form of aquatic plants can grow to make oxygen.
Another is to get a ball of moist soil and stone to hold a Tacca chantrieri or anything else that could stretch out to have a micro-dwarf planet to create atmosphere within the place
**Comment(log)#452** The Infographics show has uploaded almost 3 times *today*
The channel guidelines are actually saying "Don't think for yourself & just accept what your being told"
At least they don't need to put up with Covid.
But if one gets it they all get it
Infographic show: "Being an astronaut sticks. Here's why. 1. Working out all the time..."
Me, a fitness enthusiast: "Oh?...😃"
Challenge: Live on the ISS for the year. “The Girlfriend is NOT going to be happy about this!”
0:38: "... or 419.725 kg for nations that didn't land on the moon"
Me being a European: "So you've chosen death"
You forgot one thing; The Toilet... :P
The toilet is apparently quite decent, as long as you don't forget to close the lid. There's no shower tho so gonna have to get used to that
i love the way he writes
Just wanted to say, NASA now wants to use the metric system. Also, the metric weight system now uses the Planck constant to ensure 100% precision. The superiority of the metric also means that the pound is actually defined as 0.45359237 kilograms so the pound is actually kind of a metric system. Also, I know I shouldn't care
1:09 Nobody could stopped me for 10 years and I don't think anybody else will be able to anymore
Anyone notice at 0:55 that the "ISS" is typed the "IIS"? No? Just me? Ok....
WHOOOOO
Me
(Im not lying)
You guys remember when Lance Bass from N'sync wanted to go to space?
0:55 IIS, whoever created the graphics must like to use Windows Servers.
1:23 I guess they are not the Jetsons anymore.
"Kg for those countries that didn't land on the moon " 😂😂😂
BUT!! Did you know that science that is performed in the ISS use metric measurements😏😉
As were all the measurements and calculations for the Apollo missions. Many of the readouts in the modules were shown in imperial because that's what the astronauts were typically familiar with as most of them were pilots as well, but all the math was done using metric.
Love the vids
Kids aren’t gonna be astronauts after this lol
I wanna be an astro- *Dinosaur*
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ikr? i love the infographics show, but don't crush people's dreams
On the Mir space station, i read some cosmonauts and astronauts called it a septic tank in space.
3:30 - Funniest transcript.
0:37 Burma and Liberia landed on the moon? I never knew that!
“For nations that didn’t land on the moon”
Lol
Now, for that morning coffee, you use Velcro to keep the mug in place... Then you use more Velcro to keep the coffee in the mug.
I can tell by your terminology you’re an quantum physicists “nerdy Science stuff”
Enjoyed this video 😂
A Bird approves of this video.
Want some bird seed fam?
@@CCGBacon17 yes please that would be nice 🐦
@@theshaun6371 *gives bird seed*
@@CCGBacon17 *eats bird seed* thank you kind sir
@@theshaun6371 you're welcome bird
1:03 why is the board says iis instead of iss
Rocket go wooosh through space
tell us about the FYRE FEST! we NEED that infographics video😋😋
Little did you know they were playing among us
Aye shoutout to my homie David hope he see this
"For the people who didn't land on the moon" says the one of the fewest nation on the face of the earth who dont use metrics.
Yet...America’s NASA is still the most developed and advanced space agency on the entire planet. It’s important to note that U.S. scientists know both the metric and imperial systems of measurement.
Interesting how that worked out, it's almost as if we have a better way.
@@lotusinn3 almost like nasa uses metric
Also the fact that he instantly went to metric after using LB
@@snixBE I literally said that, so yes.
Hello infographics show. I really like your videos and I have a request:
Can you make a video comparing France, Greece, Cyprus or Egypt V.S Turkey during a naval battle in the Mediterranean Sea?
i just want the floating
The radiation experienced on the iss is non ionizing, it is also half as much radiation as a smoker receives.