Chris Hadfield on getting sick in space
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- 2013-04-21 - Sometimes astronauts experience disorientation and nausea when they arrive in space. CSA Astronaut Chris Hadfield demonstrates how astronauts deal with space sickness.
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"Oh the suns starting to come up" I don't know why but that made me so happy
Yes, that was so nice moment)
Should point that camera on that window
I was hoping he was going to explain what happens when you need medical attention ie from being sick,not just puking into a bag.like how to stop contaminating others and what meds they have up there,
@@bg-zn4gjthe comment is 6 year ago you know he Will not reply or see your comment
@@Nathan15837 bruh
@@bg-zn4gj still, what if someone actually got sick on ISS?
@@nikel- would just immediately be brought back to earth
@@wild5851 that cant happen lol
Anybody else on a space-video binge?
i know ur not gonna see this but yes, I am.
Yup
Yep
@@michaelnovikov3204 haha, took me 6 months but I saw it!
@@alexbootthanoo you mean six years?
A high quality barf bag indeed :)
I was hoping he would talk about pathogenic sickness, not nausea.
Bro where’s a pathogenic sickness gonna come from? Space virus?
@@TGJMTheGamingJMaster Someone might have gotten it before they went on the iss
@@marisrogers5192 they are wiped down before launch and cant come in close contact with other people a week or so as not to take up ANYTHING.
Michael Novikov they also, during the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo programs, quarantined for two weeks following their return, but this practice was discontinued following the end of the Apollo program in 1972.
@@marisrogers5192 they get quarantined before going to space 0 contacts
I could listen to Chris answer questions all day....fun and informative.
This man has been to the ocean floor and space. He is a true badass.
The cool thing about space is that you have all of your walls to hoard things.
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Thos comment is 7 years ago and just 6 Likes, woah
At 1:18 I was like.. "Ermm, there's kinda something outside the window just floating away " lol
like he said in the video, the disorientation of being in space can cause nausea. It is like getting car-sick; you don't necessarily have a disease or infection, you are just not feeling well
chris is the coolest astronaut in space!! :D
0:53 "Nah, that'll be okay."
Famous Last Words, 2013 Edition.
;)
Lol.
make a video for the view in space
please
How well and thoroughly explains Chris! I miss the beautiful
images from space!
A haircut in space: /watch?v=2HnWG19CFDE
this would have 10 millions if he actually demonstrated the puking
I love how he goes 'Nah, that'll be okay' :D 0:51
00:51
You are awesome! ! And this is amazing ! Thanks for posted all of this kind of videos teaching us and killing our doubts !
loved it how he was holding the mic, and when he lets go it just floats in place
It's going to get a little bright, *stares into the window* Just a minute, no wonder why my eye sight is so bad.
i would imagine your chances of getting sick on a well maintained space station void of people and pathogens is very slim.
t y
Unless you contract something undetectable before you leave...
Love these videos, thanks!
"Ah, that'll be okay." I don't know why, but I just started cracking up!
This is what makes watching these instructional videos fun. Any other scientist-like specialist would use technical terms. Nope, it's a "special barf bag"! That made me smile.
I do like that the bag comes with its own built-in towel for wiping your face off. Necessity is the mother of invention. The first vomiter must have been like, "Crap, I feel better, but now I made a mess!" These bags need to include a towel!"
This channel is really cool and popular. It's just so awesome in space.
I have new appreciation of things that I do on earth after watching his videos. realized how Mother earth takes care of us so beautifully.
A well done answer for a vague question.
"Quick! You get your barff bag open,"
Proceeds to unfold origami
the "set it and forget it" microphone just made me smile. :)
What happens if you throw up during a space walk?...oh man, that must be very embarrassing
i love that channel
Yes! I saw a documentary at Kennedy Space Center about the ISS and it showed a haircut being done very slowly with scissors, but a vacuum was held very closeby to absorb the hair.
Chris is the man!
Love the videos!
I watch one Chris Hadfield video and now I can’t stop, help
pretty good considering this video is an excerpt from a live stream
crazy to think that girl is now in 2024 25-26 years old
The problem with internet from space is the distance you have to send the signals. The speed of light is fast, but not as fast as you might think. The signals also have to get bounced around multiple satellites sometimes. Apparently the speed is somewhere in the region of 10mbit/s but the latency is, at worst, 1.2s.
I like how he was talking, his watch was jiggleing around.
Once you start, you can't stop!
I’m whatching him on the news rn
This man is so self aware of himself, and the ship around him its insane. Mad respect 🫡 ❤
The activities and phenomena that are mundane on Earth are the most interesting things from space to watch.
This is so freaking cool
they need to send him back up soon.. he's done alot for the program by informing the public.
My math class is watching your videos!
'A little bright' - world's biggest understatement.
I love how they said it was mad on saint heubort but it was made in space
This is cool I hope to be an astronaut someday I actually took a survey in 8th grade and my 1st job it gave me was an astronaut.
I like how his watch is just floating around his arm
Can you do a video explaining the process by which you re-acclimatize to life back on Earth? How hard is it to go from microgravity back to normal gravity?
It would be awesome to see those videos in 3D :)
(floating mic and stuff)
i love chris
You guys know that you have to make a day in the life of video now!
One of the most important questions of Space traveling revealed.
I think he's back already.
Lots of reasons: Firing something out would cause recoil on the station which could push it slightly out of orbit, not by much but you wouldn't want to be doing it all the time.
You would lose oxygen every time you fired something out.
The trash would be a hazard for future space missions.
i love how he just leaves the mic in the air when he needs two hands like oh nbd no gravity up here
By peristaltic movements in your body. It also explaines why people are able to drink water while upside down. The reason they do not eat a lot of food could be because they float all the time, so the body does not need much power from the muscles.
i saw a bag floating in mid air and your whatch is moving like spastic
0:59 I was expecting you to say: "We put it in the water recycling machine" lmao
You rotate in circles!
Anyone else spend the whole video watching the little floating bag in the background, completely missing what was said?
I honestly wasn't paying attention to Chris the first time I watched.
I was staring at the sunrise.
Your profile picture makes the comment 10x better.
Space is so cool :-)
from wikipedia about asmospheric control systems inside the ISS:
'Carbon dioxide is removed from the air by the Vozdukh system in Zvezda. Other by-products of human metabolism, such as methane from the intestines and ammonia from sweat, are removed by activated charcoal filters'
He was in the ISS. He returned on 13th May.
What was it like coming back to earth after such a long time
So many entertaining things about this video....like how the pink plastic thing was floating around in the back round....and how he violently smashed the barf bag into his face...
Wow now I really want to know too
Every time i watch one of these videos, I'm just waiting for a puzzled looking janitor to walk past the window.
just browse the canadianspaceagency channel here on youtube - they have a video about the ISS bathroom
He said in one of his videos that there is no gravity to help your blood flow, so a lot of it just stays in your head or something, and your head gets a bit expanded when you first go up ^^
Possibly for medical diagnosis if needed? You wouldn't want to overlook certain things like blood or other discharges in the emesis (vomit). This obviously wouldn't apply to just being nauseous.
I was wondering if astronauts ever get sick, apart from motion sickness? Do they get colds, the flu etc? I know they are only deemed flight worthy if they are in perfect health, but is there a common space station sickness that get spread around?
He did a video on this already. Just type in "Chris Hadfield sleeping in space" and it should pop up. He has a tiny, padded room that he goes into and a sleeping bag he zips himself up in to hold him still. He then just lets himself float inside the sleeping bag and says it is quite comfortable because gravity isn't around to pull your head or arms or anything down.
I always assumed there was some sort of release hatch where they could put trash and just launch it out into space. I'm sad that this is apparently not the case. :(
the world's first space comedian
he's hilarious XD
these videos look like clips from a longer video conference. can we see the whole thing, please? thanks.
that was cool
I love u chris😍
what is that 'door' behind Chris? and in which module is it located?
in one of his videos he mentions something about internet speed in iss he says that the connection is slower than here on earth
"Ah that'll be ok" - Famous last words...
I like don't want him to leave these are so cool and does anyone think he will just drop stuff at home?
The Internet is transmitted by the iss he has the best conection ever
I quick question. How the HD videos are transmitted? I ask this because I think that internet bandwith in a space shuttle would be extremely limited and every data would be overly compressed... so no HD videos in that way. Am I wrong? There is a good bandwith or the videos are downloaded for long hours? Another alternative would be a physical media... but that is impractical.
He is going to drop so many microphones on Earth.
How do you clean your clothes in case they get dirty?
I always wondered what smoke looks like at 0 G. Does it expand in the room or just go to the "ceiling" if it's warm?
There is a video clip of him showing how he sleeps.
Food does degrade as time goes, but at a slight slower pace.
childish question here, but im really curios.. what happens to fecal matter in space? or how do they get rid of it?
You know that you love watching these videos when you're interested to see how they throw up in space.
where do the littel drops of water go?
i always see the drops go up in you videos!
There's any video of him showing the earth from the spaceship?
He's here all ... 6 months :D
wow, for a moment i was concerned one of you was really sick up there. does your medical module have a place for a person to be in quarantine if it really is a dangerous illness that could be transported by air?
I would presume that is because the digestive system works on smooth muscles, which involuntarily push food the way it is supposed to go, even on Earth.
Well... Off to play Space Station 13... Again...