NASA promotes the movie, the movie promotes NASA, in theory anyway. It’s a bit strange given how cynical Ad Astra is about space exploration; its bleak depiction of humanity’s future in space. Beautiful, but hardly “lighting a fire in the imaginations of the next generation of explorers”.
Владислав Иванов Novels are books FYI 😹🥂 Hey, btw, do you believe people exist in the opposite direction directly below you on “the other side of the world?” 🙃
These are the things that connect NASA to the masses and garner support for spaceflight. Most people just don't realise how important it is for our evolution as a species.
Brad Pitt might be a movie star and I've loved several of his movies, but astronauts are heroes, they're our guiding star in a seemingly less and less bright world. Excelsior!
@@exactname649I think you know exactly what he/she means, don't let the glass be half empty. Try to look at the bright side of life, be creative, don't be bitter, have some imagination. It will make you happy 😊
It’s really great to watch such successful interview. Pitt asks like professional journalist ! It was enjoyable to watch it. You need to watch all video👍👍👍👍
Called LLC They had movie on moon in 1969. So no problem to broadcast and have perfect video over any speed. Do not forget! Army and space technology has higher technology 5-10 years before we have it in techno markets. Drone techniques was in army 15 years before and some people thoughts that they were UFO :))) so be relax and enjoy the video ;))
Pitt seems at peace with himself, therefore the good dialogue. Good that actors and celebs not only are airheads... This was a good conversation with mutual respect from both sides :)
Well, with all due respect, NASA wasn't really "assisting" ISRO (India) landing the spacecraft. ISRO was doing on its own. But for sure they may have helped to exchange some notes during development and helping now to locate it.
God doesnt exist, but lets bless each other with being nice and work together instead of war, fighting and all that meaningless stuff. That's the best gift we can give each other :) Cheers from Norway
The summer of my tenth birthday, Sputnik was launched. I've been a huge fan of NASA for a long time. I'm glad the race is over and that we are in a "co-operating" mode. I also had a great Sunday School teacher who tested timing devices for NASA. Thanks for the view. Virginia
Play Me watched the Apollo’s from the Ponde Verdra beach near Jacksonville Florida, we loved watching it cut across the sky, it was big deal! Watched landing on moon, Neil at school on those big rolling Tav, have followed my whole life, nope they didn’t invest in us, hopefully now!
@CoD Speed I don't think Movie star Memories is the one who needs to wake up. What you're doing is shameful! We should be proud of these accomplishments! Not deny them, and try to make others doubt them too! A lot of people have put in many hours of extremely hard work to achieve all that we have achieved. People like you are trying to take that away from them. Nice try, but, too bad for you, nothing can take away from what is.
Let's not mess around..these chaps need an interior designer and an architect. Where's the huge comfy glass bubble dome where they can hang out without a space suit but still see everything?
yes very inspiring because tv screen famous movie actor asking question and tv screen celebs very important because watch tv all day most of life. wake the fk up. ty
What a awesome event! Hopefully get the younger ones interested, i’m Brads age, so we always hoped to get to go, but maybe not, I love the ISS & NASA Love you guys for all you do 🙂💯✌️ sacrifices you make in the name of space exploration ✌️🙂💯
This was the best interview my lovely Brad with Nick Hague that was interesting to watch that I'm so proud of my lovely Brad with best movie Ad Astra in 2019 the best year of his career 😘😘🔥🔥💯💯🌟🌟🥵🥵🙏😇🙌👌👍😉💋🤴👏🏻
Space is there to learn more about ourselves. We can experience this not only in a space station, but in exchange with people who share their experiences with us from up there and down here with people who make space travel possible. I am firmly convinced that we must take the step into the vastness of the universe to protect our future, the next generations of mankind, from danger. But there are not only dangers for us like asteroids, solar storms and the already real existing global warming for which we have to go into space. They are also great opportunities for people like Brad Pitt, you or me to expand our spiritual horizons with facts about the experiences and experiments of people living in space. So we can protect ourselves from delusions and it helps us to find new ways together to do the right thing, to make the right decisions and to fill our daily profession on earth with the right consequences for the future of our children and ourselves. I would like to especially thank NASA, Brad Pitt and astronaut Nick Hague for their serious effort to share some of your experiences with us here on TH-cam. With cosmic greetings: Andres Stäubli, Switzerland, Rüti Glarus
Wo! That's Amazing! Brad Asking Questions About ISRO, India's Chandrayaan2 to a NASA Astronaut !👌 Still Remember BRANGELINA's trip to India. Saw them roaming around PUNE, India in an Auto-Rickshaw. With hoards of Paparazzi following! Here's Wishing 'Ad Astra' a Huge Success!
Thanks for your concern,Brad. unfortunately no space agency around the world toured to South pole of the moon. We tried and lost 2 min before touchdown , If NASA need any assistance landing in South pole, u r welcome and INDIA ready to help you.
This chat is going exactly like mine. Like thinking what to ask next then the other person replies and you don't understand anything yet you say yes that's good. xD
Was he being serious with that question about whether they could see Vikram? What is it with people thinking that being in space means you can see what is happening on the Moon? He was just in a whole movie about being in space and still thinks you can see a lander about the size of a car landing on the Moon from 256,000 miles away.
What a nice conversation ! Probably I would call my mum if she would be up in space ! Brad has a very nice voice ! Greetings from Switzerland and all my love to the ISS !
This was a great bit of entertainment, a great way to help motivate children and young people alike all over the world to maybe one day become an astronaut or scientist maybe even a scientific engineer, the jobs and opportunities are endless, keep up the AMAZING and ground breaking work, because a lot of what you guys do down here and up there, the world takes for granted, millions of people don't realise that at least 80% of our everyday lives are made easier thanks to the discoveries made and perfected by NASA, God Bless You All 😎👍🏻🏴🇺🇸
I think they do. It programs the kids conditioning them for satanism. Should prolly get kids into horticulture, cooking and other trade skills instead.
Is it just me or is 5:17 a trip? He’s watching himself on the projector watch the astronaut? Also, the camera angle for brad is straight, but there’s no camera in front of him?
I still like Brad Pitt because I haven’t heard him saying anything about politics and that’s a great thing, hopefully he will continue staying out of politics so I can continue watching his movies!!!
If the ISS gets its power from the Sun, why don't companies build solor panels for average citizens and their electricity will be cheap after a number of years?
This is already a thing, at least in central Europe, you get discounts on buying solar panels, then if you have a few (3-5 depending on the size of house) you have enough to power your own house completely, electricity wont just be cheap, it goes beyond that, you have no more electricity bill ever & then as a bonus you can *sell* your excess power back to the normal electricity grid, so in the end you get 'free' power in a few years (you pretty much 'earn back' what you paid for the solar panels over the course of a few years, because yea, thats the main downside at the moment, even with the discount its still like 1k for a mediocre quality panel, more if you want the latest solar tech)
Sun doesn't always shine, solar panels degrade over time, and you have to store energy in something like batteries which aren't eternal;) It's more complex then you think.
4:46 when he asked about Indian Lunar lander.
Dwij _ Haan bhai humlog Sab jagah hai
👎
Thank you bhai this is what I came here
I am here for that only 😄
thank you
I think Brad is only actor till now whose movie in a way get promoted from space
NASA promotes the movie, the movie promotes NASA, in theory anyway. It’s a bit strange given how cynical Ad Astra is about space exploration; its bleak depiction of humanity’s future in space. Beautiful, but hardly “lighting a fire in the imaginations of the next generation of explorers”.
Forgot about the Martian
Actors talking to Actors. The ISS actor says it best...lighting a fire in the IMAGINATIONS. Nothing more than an elaborate overpaid deception.
A russian comedy had a novel filmed in space..it was pretty bad, to be honest, but still.
Владислав Иванов Novels are books FYI 😹🥂 Hey, btw, do you believe people exist in the opposite direction directly below you on “the other side of the world?” 🙃
This was a great idea, NASA. More events of this type would be so cool if they were more routine.
Thank you so much.
Gabriel Vazquez I agree! Would be cool if they did this more often
Definitly a good strategy if they want to make the space station public for tourists if it retires in 2020
These are the things that connect NASA to the masses and garner support for spaceflight. Most people just don't realise how important it is for our evolution as a species.
Actors talk to Actors all the time. There is nothing special about this sci fi propaganda.
@@MonsieurDrobot then please go away.
Informed actor.. didn't sound dumb at any point.. knew about India's Chandrayaan 2
The actor was informed... unfortunately the script writers weren't.
I spoke to an astronaut on the Shuttle on 2 meter FM (144 MHz ham frequency), and I'm not Brad Pitt. :]
How long did they stay in range?
@@scott_meyer Only a few minutes.
Cool 👍
Isn't that illegal?
What did u speak?
what strikes me the most is how down to Earth... nevermind
LOL! I see what you did there. :D
🤣😂😂😂
World War Z is my favourite movie and thanks for concern about Indian lunar mission. Love from INDIA🇮🇳.
People usually dont like zombie movies but brad pitt saved the genre🥰
Watched this live on nasa tv. They actually have interviews between astronauts and students all over the world. Its awesome.
Thanks NASA..for this kind of vedio..and also happy for talking about Vikrem Ladder..Love from India🙏🙏🙏also thank Brad Pitt .
Video
Thanks....
This is so cool, awesome event, thank you for sharing!
Brad Pitt might be a movie star and I've loved several of his movies, but astronauts are heroes, they're our guiding star in a seemingly less and less bright world.
Excelsior!
To men speaking in one dimension but a world apart. GREAT STUFF...I enjoyed this encounter. good luck NICK,........ AND A SAFE JOURNEY HOME.
actually...ISS is about 400 km away from earth so its hardly worlds apart...
@@exactname649I think you know exactly what he/she means, don't let the glass be half empty. Try to look at the bright side of life, be creative, don't be bitter, have some imagination. It will make you happy 😊
It’s really great to watch such successful interview. Pitt asks like professional journalist ! It was enjoyable to watch it. You need to watch all video👍👍👍👍
Called LLC They had movie on moon in 1969. So no problem to broadcast and have perfect video over any speed. Do not forget! Army and space technology has higher technology 5-10 years before we have it in techno markets. Drone techniques was in army 15 years before and some people thoughts that they were UFO :))) so be relax and enjoy the video ;))
@UCWQQBJ923pBV1djz8eRkBOQ Hey its a crazy. Hey crazy.
He's a lot less irritating than most msm reporters that's for sure
Chandrayaan 2 ❤ 4:46 Thank you Brad Pitt
Nick has some really nice thoughts on space and other things.
I liked this idea to doing an interview with someone from earth and ISS, thank you NASA
Pitt seems at peace with himself, therefore the good dialogue. Good that actors and celebs not only are airheads... This was a good conversation with mutual respect from both sides :)
Well, with all due respect, NASA wasn't really "assisting" ISRO (India) landing the spacecraft. ISRO was doing on its own. But for sure they may have helped to exchange some notes during development and helping now to locate it.
They areproviding communication links. Technically they are assisting!
I bet Nick had to hold back his excitement of being allowed to talk to Brad Pitt.
@10:26 Nick was channelling the great Carl Sagan.
Love you NASA for this Event.
Love you USA.
Love from India.
GoD Bless Humanity.
Love you to India. It was great to have prime minister modi in Houston today with president Trump
@@bradthorne22 Thanks ! In India we are watching Live.
God doesnt exist, but lets bless each other with being nice and work together instead of war, fighting and all that meaningless stuff. That's the best gift we can give each other :) Cheers from Norway
Props to Brad Pitt for giving an informed and respectful interview.
Station, this is Brad how do you hear me... Like a pro... Love it... 👍
Hahaha, it's like watching a reboot of GATTACA or INTERSTELLAR with Brad Pitt. Love it! 😊👍💯
Very good
Yeh cos it’s all Hollywood fakery. Wake up please
حسنين الخياط no
@@i-rabbi-t9302 Take off the tin foil hat and get a life. Schizoid conspiracy theorist.
ct92404 I have life here on earth unlike you space zombies
Not sure who to be more envious of. The chance to have a chat to Nick or chat to Brad would both be extremely cool. 👍 😉
Priceless moments of our times. Go NASA, go.
NASA we need more of this!
Off to see Ad Astra now :)
*4:48** INDIA 🇮🇳 .. REALLY KILLING IT!!* 💯💯🙏🏼
Definitely killed the moon rover
Fantastic. Love Brad Pitt and love NASA and our brave *real* astronauts!!!
Nick is a very smart and educated person. It was interesting to listen his answers
The summer of my tenth birthday, Sputnik was launched. I've been a huge fan of NASA for a long time. I'm glad the race is over and that we are in a "co-operating" mode. I also had a great Sunday School teacher who tested timing devices for NASA.
Thanks for the view.
Virginia
Play Me watched the Apollo’s from the Ponde Verdra beach near Jacksonville Florida, we loved watching it cut across the sky, it was big deal! Watched landing on moon, Neil at school on those big rolling Tav, have followed my whole life, nope they didn’t invest in us, hopefully now!
I was so into the video, I didn't know how time passed away so fast. Really appreciate all the hard work from you guys. Greetings from Nepal!
LOL from space and humanity to the jam box, this was fun.
@CoD Speed I don't think Movie star Memories is the one who needs to wake up. What you're doing is shameful! We should be proud of these accomplishments! Not deny them, and try to make others doubt them too! A lot of people have put in many hours of extremely hard work to achieve all that we have achieved. People like you are trying to take that away from them. Nice try, but, too bad for you, nothing can take away from what is.
Let's not mess around..these chaps need an interior designer and an architect.
Where's the huge comfy glass bubble dome where they can hang out without a space suit but still see everything?
Great event
Excited for Artemis to carry human dream and curiosity up to the moon
@Colin Berg whoever lands on Mars
For me it's a human race's achievement.
Awesom encouraging, inspiring video! More, please!
yes very inspiring because tv screen famous movie actor asking question and tv screen celebs very important because watch tv all day most of life. wake the fk up. ty
That would be amazing to see !! I want to see a video of a flame in zero G. Why don't we get to see that ?
There are billions of videos of that in the internet, people just don't search for that
Moves kinda like liquid, one thing Event Horizon got right.
@@ale131296 Thank you ! I found 4 on youtube. Pretty cool. I'm still looking for the "billions". Haha just kidding
Check nasa's site! There's a lot of free content.
Great Job to whoever cut this together!
FAITH IN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION! FAITH IN HUMANITY!
Excellent questions from Mr. Pitt. Always loved him as an actor.
What a awesome event! Hopefully get the younger ones interested, i’m Brads age, so we always hoped to get to go, but maybe not, I love the ISS & NASA Love you guys for all you do 🙂💯✌️ sacrifices you make in the name of space exploration ✌️🙂💯
Vanessa 420 puppet show
How are more people NOT watching this?!?
Share it then! :D
This was the best interview my lovely Brad with Nick Hague that was interesting to watch that I'm so proud of my lovely Brad with best movie Ad Astra in 2019 the best year of his career 😘😘🔥🔥💯💯🌟🌟🥵🥵🙏😇🙌👌👍😉💋🤴👏🏻
Brad's teaching them how to act like they're in space
When Brad Pitt says he respects and admires this astronaut, what he means is, Tyler Dirden wants to fight him.
Space is there to learn more about ourselves. We can experience this not only in a space station, but in exchange with people who share their experiences with us from up there and down here with people who make space travel possible.
I am firmly convinced that we must take the step into the vastness of the universe to protect our future, the next generations of mankind, from danger. But there are not only dangers for us like asteroids, solar storms and the already real existing global warming for which we have to go into space.
They are also great opportunities for people like Brad Pitt, you or me to expand our spiritual horizons with facts about the experiences and experiments of people living in space.
So we can protect ourselves from delusions and it helps us to find new ways together to do the right thing, to make the right decisions and to fill our daily profession on earth with the right consequences for the future of our children and ourselves.
I would like to especially thank NASA, Brad Pitt and astronaut Nick Hague for their serious effort to share some of your experiences with us here on TH-cam.
With cosmic greetings: Andres Stäubli, Switzerland, Rüti Glarus
Thank you so much for the work NASA do, and I will definitely check out your movie Brad.
Die Astronauten sind schon ganz besondere Menschen. Thank you very much
Wo! That's Amazing!
Brad Asking Questions About ISRO, India's Chandrayaan2 to a NASA Astronaut !👌
Still Remember BRANGELINA's trip to India.
Saw them roaming around PUNE, India in an Auto-Rickshaw. With hoards of Paparazzi following!
Here's Wishing 'Ad Astra' a Huge Success!
That was one healthy interactive session.
Hahah really? This was unexpected, they should do this with Matt Damon too at this point 😄👍
He is still riding his truck rover on mars😅
9:24 the most profound explanation of something I'll probably never live
Brad did an excellent job interviewing Nick.
Nick! A very enjoyable visit. Thanks for sharing.. Glad you and Brad could connect in the interest of space. John
Thanks for your concern,Brad. unfortunately no space agency around the world toured to South pole of the moon. We tried and lost 2 min before touchdown , If NASA need any assistance landing in South pole, u r welcome and INDIA ready to help you.
Not to be rude, but thats like asking a person who just burnt the rogan josh how to cook rogan josh.
you are*
I thought Brad was from Shawnee, Oklahoma? I know he moved to Missouri but I mean I dunno if we're getting technical here or not...
Brad doesn't need a name plate.
Excellent initiative NASA! Absolutely loved watching this... Every second of it!
*Brad Pitt is ignorant, ISRO's lander, rover are orbiter 100% indigenous, made by India to the point of almost successfully landing Vikram Lander.*
This chat is going exactly like mine.
Like thinking what to ask next then the other person replies and you don't understand anything yet you say yes that's good. xD
Brad is sooo amazing! I have looked past his good looks and he just seems like a very good genuine sweet troubled guy
Was he being serious with that question about whether they could see Vikram? What is it with people thinking that being in space means you can see what is happening on the Moon? He was just in a whole movie about being in space and still thinks you can see a lander about the size of a car landing on the Moon from 256,000 miles away.
It was a bit silly :)
Dear NASA. I love you.
This 17 minute clip easily matched the 17 minutes of cool stuff on his space movie.
What a nice conversation !
Probably I would call my mum if she would be up in space !
Brad has a very nice voice !
Greetings from Switzerland and all my love to the ISS !
THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING.
4:48 Brad Pitt asks about Chandrayaan 2(India's Moon Lander)
ISRO♥️♥️♥️
Awesome video!
Brad is very genuine
Hahahahha didin't expected to see this when i started the day
Fantastic we love NASA
Tys NASA for asking about Indian moon mission
Can someone please tell me how you can stay attached to a spacecraft moving at 17000 miles a hour?
At 4:48 he asked about the Vikram lander
Nasa should have a full time show in space. Starring Brad Pitt! Lol
This was a great bit of entertainment, a great way to help motivate children and young people alike all over the world to maybe one day become an astronaut or scientist maybe even a scientific engineer, the jobs and opportunities are endless, keep up the AMAZING and ground breaking work, because a lot of what you guys do down here and up there, the world takes for granted, millions of people don't realise that at least 80% of our everyday lives are made easier thanks to the discoveries made and perfected by NASA, God Bless You All 😎👍🏻🏴🇺🇸
A14LNC wake up
Please wake up, this stuff isn't real. Learn basic trade skills.
@@FloridaMan7337 I hope your not telling me to wake up?
could we get gopro footage of him traveling back down to earth.
Awesome broadcast. So, Clooney will get the answer who's better? :)
Excellent! I still need to watch that Brad Pitt movie.
Awesome and amazing. Doe's NASA still have that space program/school for children? Sure the view from up there is truly something to see!
I think they do. It programs the kids conditioning them for satanism. Should prolly get kids into horticulture, cooking and other trade skills instead.
Great acting lessons from both.
I’m literally crying 🥺
this is awesome
What laptop is it thinkpad or dell?
I think that being up there is more satisfying than talking with Brad.
Is it just me or is 5:17 a trip? He’s watching himself on the projector watch the astronaut? Also, the camera angle for brad is straight, but there’s no camera in front of him?
good find!
This was great to watch
I still like Brad Pitt because I haven’t heard him saying anything about politics and that’s a great thing, hopefully he will continue staying out of politics so I can continue watching his movies!!!
This video clip deserves millions of views!
this is awesome... I was imagining the space walk when he was explaining
Oh how I would love to step back from this chaotic playing it and just take a deep breath.
Sorry, Brad. But I think the first actor in space would be Tom Cruise.
I don't think he actually went to space right? Just the outer atmosphere? I can be wrong though.
Brad is still sooooooooo dreamy to pieces. Wish to shake his hand and give him a big hug too for being wicked awesome lol
u need to get laid lol
Naww
@@magicalmousers
Seems you two have an arrangement :D
Do they have protocols in case of being contacted by other civilisation?
Yup.
We need Brad Pitt in Space.
You hate him that much you want to send him out of this world?
If the ISS gets its power from the Sun, why don't companies build solor panels for average citizens and their electricity will be cheap after a number of years?
This is already a thing, at least in central Europe, you get discounts on buying solar panels, then if you have a few (3-5 depending on the size of house) you have enough to power your own house completely, electricity wont just be cheap, it goes beyond that, you have no more electricity bill ever & then as a bonus you can *sell* your excess power back to the normal electricity grid, so in the end you get 'free' power in a few years (you pretty much 'earn back' what you paid for the solar panels over the course of a few years, because yea, thats the main downside at the moment, even with the discount its still like 1k for a mediocre quality panel, more if you want the latest solar tech)
Sun doesn't always shine, solar panels degrade over time, and you have to store energy in something like batteries which aren't eternal;) It's more complex then you think.
Because the oil cartel won't let them.
Where I am from private solar energy is a big thing, alot of houses are getting them.
@@CharalamposKoundourakis Where I live, our leader says when the sun goes behind the clouds we won't be able to watch TV.
Hii i'm from indonesia🇮🇩🇮🇩
Man I wish I was lucky enough to talk to an actual astronaut
I wander what notebooks they use there for work?
Why isn't this trending?
No question for Nick about being one of 2 human beings ever to know what a Launch Escape System is like?
Of 6*
such a treat! i want to watch it over and over again. thank you nasa!
Brad you've got to stop copying my look this is just getting embarrassing now.