@@andyelliott8027 It isn't like a normal car tho. He knows Lewis likes speed and if Lewis fucked up the omnidirectional steering then he could have damaged something.
Lewis is quite genuine personality, what you see is largely what you get. For the good and the bad.. Many read the way he behaves as smug or that he isn't genuine but this is just the way he actually is. Racing drivers are not public personas first, that is irrelevant in their job. So we do end up with quite eccentric people on the top..
@@kingy002 His "feel" for a car is way beyond a normal person's, that's essential be to be an F1 driver. Have a look on TH-cam at him taking Usain Bolt round a racetrack.
@@kingy002 What a race driver does is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy above fast road driving. Honestly, look at that Usain Bolt video with Hamilton. Sideways at over 100 mph.
This video gave me chills. You can see that Lewis appreciates this opportunity. It really looks like this has been a dream come true for Lewis and I couldn't be more happier for him.
TheNacho2410 People judge him without even knowing him. All that i know is, he is one of the greatest F1 drivers ever. He will go down in the history books.
@@wrighj you do know what whole new appreciation means right? It means that I appreciate him even more know, not saying I appreciate his way of presenting himself in f1 but as a person I've found a new level of respect for him... Sad that you have to jump to conclusions like that
with or without Lewis, the secret is in the Mercedes Team. any pro race car driver could win in one of those machines at the moment. No one comes near their engines.
@@Oracle-Gate if you actually watch f1 you'd know that ferrari actually have the more powerful engine. thats why they're consistently faster in the straights. merc has a superior chassis
@@Oracle-Gate you choose to remain stupid i see. any casual fan knows this, thats why they have better pace in slow and medium corners and why ferrari are favourites in power tracks like spa and monza. and i quite enjoy karting thanks.
@@TheTororist i think he means the seasons before this one, they have been know for their engines just this season they decided to focus on their chassis.
NASA dude: it's pretty good for a first time... not many people get it that quickly. Lewis: I'm a 5 time world champion in the highest level of motorsport, what the hell you expect...
@Руслан Correct. It was in 2017 just before he got his 4th title. They said he was about to race in Austin and clinch the 4th title after a crazy good year.
57HarleyDavidson i can see you through my telescope laughing and thinking it wasnt flat but i it is and yes im just joking but for the memes its flat but forreal is stationary
Because he has seen the world then any of us basically going above the Earth gods. Now that's the person i would look up to and call someone a legend for just going up their in space is truelly legendary. Because not everyone can do it and when i see people making money and think they own everyone i'm like you just get money but going to space is a whole different story.
Same thing happened to Vettel back in 2013, people hated him since he kept getting WC year after year but now people admire him, same thing will happen to Lewis after a couple of years
Dude in the nasa car seemed so shocked that arguably one of the best drivers on the planet could drive it too, he went so silent when lewis did the drift thing, looked offended that someone figured out his gadget🤣 Oh and I’m a max fan, we’re not all toxic kids who say hamilton isn’t a goat!
@@leonhines8190 same childish argument? Is Lewis better than Jim clark, or is Jim clark better than Lewis? No one knows because different eras, different cars, different talents. You'd know that if you watch instead of memorising stats
@@creamchunk Agreed. We look at the glamorous side or the awe inspiring side of being an astronaut, and don't account for the all the grit they have to go through to get to that small aspect of their career.
@@creamchunk It's not that far off nowadays though since (1 F1 cars are more or less upside-down wings with wheels, (2 they still need to endure massive G-forces (granted in different timespans) and (3 they both need to deal with a large amount of instrumentation carefully.
since he started winning everithing he became somwhat less arrogant and more mature. I think he hadn't said or done something stupid in like two years.That said I would love to see LeClerk or Bottas for a change win the title this year.
Lewis has grown up so well and has much respect for a lot of things, this is why he still is a great British athlete and much respect given back to him...
I like how the guy obviously tried to excite Lewis with that fancy driving out of nowhere, and Lewis is like: "awesome, yeah" in the most casual voice ever. He's a freakin' f1 driver, mate. It's gonna take more than that.
Just stumbled on this video and I realized how awesome this video actually is: how many times do you see this level of access to NASA really? And how relaxed and genuinly open, respectfull everybody is... Great respect for both Lewis and all the people at NASA... 👍👍👍
Daan Made in Holland lol yeah Ofc they had the technology to fake evidence to that scale back then. And I’m really curious what happend to the rockets that Where shot in the space. I don’t really see what for use lying about it would have. I mean with the right equipment you can see evidence of human contact on the moon.
@@mayallyourbaconburn7133 Don Pettit (Nasa Astronaut) said the technology they had back then was destroyed and it's a painful process to rebuild, that's why we can't go back. Think about that for a second with all the technological breakthroughs. Then think about how much money has been funneled into Nasa.
Box Five I do not see how that rules out all the knowlegde they gathered on the moon. I also do not see the use it would have to lie about it. They might hide something I do not doubt that. But faking going to the moon seems a useless feed to me when. I’m not saying you’re wrong I just don’t see it the same. All the information they gathered in space has been very important for science and our knowledge of our own world and body. I simply don’t see the use when lying would risk getting exposed by the science community. But I don’t deny a posibilityof what you said. It’s not like I’m not open for a different perspective.
@@mayallyourbaconburn7133 I'm also staying open minded on this subject, i'm more of the thought that they've been many more times than we're told, and for whatever reason shut down the publicity of it to continue research or whatever projects are going on in secret. I was just stating what one astronaut said about why we haven't been back, and it didn't make much sense at all. The lie could be to control people's thoughts, control money flow, control a narrative, science in general is so unproven but that's also what makes it exciting to be alive right now when truth does break through the theories.
10:56 "every family got a little bit of a fringe" So true. Also impressed with Hamilton's genuine curiosity and he's clearly intelligent. I figured he'd have no problem learning that vehicle. A true racing car driver can drive anything.
9:17 There he is! I came to this video because I thought I had seen Doug's face before. Now he is in space on the first ever space x flight with humans!
About to be a 6 time World Champion. In a couple of years time he'll be an 8 time World Champion and he'll beat Schumacher's total of 91 Grand Prix wins. 13 more wins will put him on 92.
@@bojunchoi6354 - Yeah no shit dude. That's not what that guy was saying lol He was just saying that you could see LH thinking internally at the end of the video when he was talking to the astronaut about the requirements to become an astronaut.
Well... I have driven a swerve drive before, in a remote control FRC robot. It is a hell of a lot harder than it looks, but I'm obviously no Lewis Hamilton
Really enjoyed this. A lot of people think he is just interested in fashion and music (nothing wrong with this) But to see him genuinely excited is great. Reminds me of myself when I went the KSC last year. Seeing Atlantis put tears in my eyes!
@@chrisguy2399 realized* And im sure he deals with astronauts and super famous science people who to him are much more important then lewis lol. These guys are the smartest people in the world brother lol
@@htown148 I think he meant that it's a Formula 1 world champion who has quite a talent for learning how to drive any sort of vehicle crazy fast. He seemed quite surprised when Lewis had that "drifting" down so fast.
It's interesting to see Lewis Hamilton speak to people who have piloted things much much faster than any F1 car could ever go, seeing as the minimum exit velocity for anything leaving the atmosphere is at least 25,000 miles per hour.
Not to take anything away from astronauts, trust me, they are heroes to me but it is 25000 mph without any sharp cornering or split second reaction times.
@@tinasheroy Oh of course none of us mean any offense, and it's not a competition. But as an aside, those pilots are also jet pilots, who do corners as sharp as F1 cars can from the same speed to beyond the speed of sound, in a 3d environment, pulling Gs multiple to that of the car. As he mentioned in the video, I hope Lewis does get permission to go fly in that jet with that one pilot he was speaking to. They're still active duty fighter pilots who fly and do missions several times a week. Lewis deserves that joy and he'll always be one of the greatest drivers of all time. His wonderment in this video is well-warranted and inspiring, and it does a lot in motivating more young people to go into the sciences.
@@tinasheroy In each astronaut class, including the most recent one (Astronaut Group 22, 2017) they will have at least four pilots. Class 22 itself has three astronauts whose background are as US Military test pilots. At 11:25 Lewis talks about being a perfectionist and also having a thrill for speed. He mentions that because those astronauts he's speaking to are also jet pilots, and he then mentions that one of those pilots is flying an actual sortie later that day and he's trying to get permission to tag along. Most pilots in NASA's history (and all of the current ones) are Active Duty military personnel, and are still required to keep their skills sharp even if they haven't been in a warzone for a couple of years.
@@tinasheroy Even many of the non-pilots have seemingly impossible resumes, like Jonny Kim, a highly experienced US Navy SEAL sniper, combat medic, mathematician, Harvard Medical School graduate, emergency trauma doctor, and now is also an Astronaut Candidate. Astronauts are seen as heroes for a very good reason, especially to those in the science community, and Lewis is showing that huge heart of his in that, no matter how old, accomplished, and successful you are, you can still be at awe at the projects that push the boundaries of humanity ever forward.
"OMG oh wow it usually takes so much longer for people to drive this car, totally crazy how you're so much faster at learning how to drive a vehicle with 4 wheels"
As an F1 driver it would be pretty hard to excite or shock him by driving a car when he drives them at 200 mph. He must be almost falling asleep when he drives at the speed limit on the motorway.
F1 cars are pulling up to 8 Gs under peak braking. It causes the fluid in their tear ducts to get pulled out...and splat against the visors inside their helmets. Also, the lateral Gs are in some ways more physically demanding. When Lewis was an F1 rookie...he had a 14" collar....now...18" from dealing with the loads. Pilot/Astronaut Gs are generally positive (heavier into seat) or negative (pulling up on belts). Lateral Gs are physically hard to deal with because your head flops over.
I'm german and a Vettelfan but Lewis is for sure a sympathic and super cool guy. It's a shame that so many people hate him, I just enjoy his driving skills and hope for Vettel to beat him, which is hard because in the moment he is simply the best driver. To much envy in this world 🙄😂
When Lewis was talking to the astronaut about what age they went to be a test pilot it made me think that I'd love to see how well F1 Drivers would do in G-Lock training. Considering they're already pretty peak athletes, it'd be an interesting watch.
I wasn’t gonna watch this it kept popping up so I did. Glad I watche it, it was actually really cool. It’s incredible what they have created there and what they have done in space and on earth. Simply amazing.
I live down the street from NASA and I might have been there dozens of times, but it just never gets old the wonder this place instills in you about earth, space, and humanity coming together to create the impossible.
It’s cool to see this. I live 5 minutes from there and that’s cool they gave him access to certain areas the public can’t see normally. Cool to see Doug Hurley in this vid as he just returned from ISS two days ago!
It is totally different from an F1 car. Yes Hamilton shows he picks it up quite fast and will learn to drive it and be better in a day then the guy explaining it to him.
Getting two ultimate professions come together like this is so satisfying. The risk and precision in F1 and the craziness outer space. This is one of the most meaningful video out here. Respect to them! Anyone more capable of flying outer space if there is ever a vehicle that requires mostly human control, it has to be fighter pilots and F1 drivers
I really wish the Sky/ESPN (American broadcast) pre-race show would show more content like this. Maybe not the full 15 minutes, but seeing these segments beats the snot out of listening to the same bits of level one F1 knowledge week in and week out for 80% of the show.
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“If you promise to be safe I can get you in the drivers seat” to an F1 Legend.
Lmaoo right! he was like "wow it usally takes more than once for people to get the hang of it" No shit F1 Driver!!
What the NASA guy didn't seem to realise is that Lewis is light years (see what I did there?) above him in terms of driving skill.
Those NASA cars are usually irreplaceable.
@@andyelliott8027 It isn't like a normal car tho. He knows Lewis likes speed and if Lewis fucked up the omnidirectional steering then he could have damaged something.
I promise. Please , get me a F1 seat
"you promise to be real careful here?"
Kimi: "Just leave me alone, i know what to do."
Really
Gn
Bwoah
Hahahahahahahah
Kimi wouldn't say that many words in a row. probably something like:
_...(silence)...eff off I got this!...(silence again)'_
He looks genuinely excited to be there! Awesome video.
Who wouldn't be? Flat earthers maybe
Everyone are
Lewis is quite genuine personality, what you see is largely what you get. For the good and the bad.. Many read the way he behaves as smug or that he isn't genuine but this is just the way he actually is. Racing drivers are not public personas first, that is irrelevant in their job. So we do end up with quite eccentric people on the top..
@@iLinusification flat earthers would die in their on realising how much time of their lives have they wasted
My thoughts exactly, he is just soaking in all the information. ^^
Lol the dude acted like he was surprised the best driver in the world caught on quickly
Toeing the line is a prerequisite for this and many other government agency jobs. Hamilton clearly got a whiff of the lie.
Seemed hurt. Like he was disappointed someone else figured out his toy
@@kingy002 So in a fast & furious urban drive situation.... you think Lewis would suck at driving ?!
@@kingy002 His "feel" for a car is way beyond a normal person's, that's essential be to be an F1 driver. Have a look on TH-cam at him taking Usain Bolt round a racetrack.
@@kingy002 What a race driver does is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy above fast road driving. Honestly, look at that Usain Bolt video with Hamilton. Sideways at over 100 mph.
Can we give Lewis a shoutout to being a great host and commentator? Dude is a natural in front of the camera.
I hope you’re joking
This video gave me chills. You can see that Lewis appreciates this opportunity. It really looks like this has been a dream come true for Lewis and I couldn't be more happier for him.
This video gave me a whole new appreciation of Lewis.
Happy to hear that!
The episode could have been 1 hour long.. great video.
TheNacho2410 People judge him without even knowing him. All that i know is, he is one of the greatest F1 drivers ever. He will go down in the history books.
Sad you needed to see a video of him visiting NASA to appreciate him . Haters are sad you don't know him .
@@wrighj you do know what whole new appreciation means right? It means that I appreciate him even more know, not saying I appreciate his way of presenting himself in f1 but as a person I've found a new level of respect for him... Sad that you have to jump to conclusions like that
Send the man to space, let someone else have a chance to win in F1!!!
with or without Lewis, the secret is in the Mercedes Team. any pro race car driver could win in one of those machines at the moment. No one comes near their engines.
@@Oracle-Gate if you actually watch f1 you'd know that ferrari actually have the more powerful engine. thats why they're consistently faster in the straights. merc has a superior chassis
@@TheTororist word the superior chassis is what helped them have consecutive wins. man shut up and go race go karts
@@Oracle-Gate you choose to remain stupid i see. any casual fan knows this, thats why they have better pace in slow and medium corners and why ferrari are favourites in power tracks like spa and monza. and i quite enjoy karting thanks.
@@TheTororist i think he means the seasons before this one, they have been know for their engines just this season they decided to focus on their chassis.
Man was worried about lewis crashing the car, while lewis drives 15 million dollar cars over 200 mph for a living
f1 cars are straight forward
@@Aaron-ru6ld that’s the stupidest comment I’ve ever read
@@LifeWith_QNA not rly
@@Aaron-ru6ld they are anything but straight forward lol
@@Aaron-ru6ld for the average person at least.
"Even our heroes have heroes of their own" thats an amazing word actually.
REALLY grown to like Lewis over the years. A very humble and pleasant guy.
Totally agree, he has grown on me too,
@@tamziid certain cultures it isn't girly
@@tamziid the fuck
This must be your only reference
NASA dude: it's pretty good for a first time... not many people get it that quickly.
Lewis: I'm a 5 time world champion in the highest level of motorsport, what the hell you expect...
Welcome to big leagues Lewis
@Руслан Correct. It was in 2017 just before he got his 4th title.
They said he was about to race in Austin and clinch the 4th title after a crazy good year.
But this was kind of different so even Hamilton would ask for advice. After that F1 pilots will get the hang of it quickly.
That part made me laugh, dude was acting like he was sitting in the car with a regular person😂 Lewis takes corners at like 130mph for a living lol
6. time.... season 19 is gone...:D
Grosjean would put the NASA vehicle into one of the parked cars
I picture Romain always stumbling through life dropping things, slipping and falling, breaking things etc. Like a goddamn Mr Magoo in his mid 30s
Poor, poor Grosjean
😂
He would burn the station down trying to cook something " Did a meteor just hit us ? "
Heyyyy be nice to other kids 😂😂😂😂
Lewis has a no fear interview style that shows true integrity
Lmao he really is just a excited kid living his dream & asking all the questions with his chest lol
Lewis: Did you fake the Moon landing? Asking for a friend.
FLAT EARTH
@Agent J the thing is you cant have an expert opinion about everything today. Your lifetime isn't that long to achieve that
@Trent Trepanier No they didn't fake anything.
@@itsaimzz4731 The earth isn't flat.
57HarleyDavidson i can see you through my telescope laughing and thinking it wasnt flat but i it is and yes im just joking but for the memes its flat but forreal is stationary
He didn’t know wich shirt to wear so he wore all of them...
Grizzy _ underrated
Grizzy _ I think it’s fear of god
You seem like you know everything about fashion
@@theleakytap4591 didn't he do a collab with Tommy Hilfiger?? It was pretty good
Grizzy _ fashion designer: so, what do you wanna wear?
Lewis Hamilton: yes
the way he looks at people,,, straight right into your soul
Because he has seen the world then any of us basically going above the Earth gods. Now that's the person i would look up to and call someone a legend for just going up their in space is truelly legendary. Because not everyone can do it and when i see people making money and think they own everyone i'm like you just get money but going to space is a whole different story.
I meant Lewis Hamilton!
He's a lovely guy, I have no idea why he gets so much hate. Actually I do, this world is messed up.
Because he won a lot
I think Coz he wins everything lol
When your good at something, the fact that people can’t compete and do the same thing, they hate
Jelusi
Same thing happened to Vettel back in 2013, people hated him since he kept getting WC year after year but now people admire him, same thing will happen to Lewis after a couple of years
Dude in the nasa car seemed so shocked that arguably one of the best drivers on the planet could drive it too, he went so silent when lewis did the drift thing, looked offended that someone figured out his gadget🤣
Oh and I’m a max fan, we’re not all toxic kids who say hamilton isn’t a goat!
We already know your a Max fan ..." arguably one of the best drivers" ..... LOL ...Lewis is the THE Goat mate.
@@leonhines8190 same childish argument? Is Lewis better than Jim clark, or is Jim clark better than Lewis? No one knows because different eras, different cars, different talents. You'd know that if you watch instead of memorising stats
@@leonhines8190 It is arguable...
@@leonhines8190 your acting like the child he mentioned in his comment lol.
One of the best drivers in the history of driving... “You’re getting this way faster than most pilots on their first time...”
F1 driving ≠ history of driving. And the best pilots are better than entertainment car racers
*[puts the best driver in the world into a sci-fi car]*
*“Whoa, you’re really good at this!”*
@@MDE_never_dies well he is
@@MDE_never_dies he will dominate
@@MDE_never_dies you say that but he’s recently struggling at Mercedes’
@@MDE_never_dies he already won championships in Mc leran you clown shut up casual
Best racecar driver≠ best driver
11:00 "Any similarities in what you guys do?" "NYOOPE"
The way it was so immediate gave me a better opinion of Lewis
this
Being an astronaut would be amazing, but honestly I think I would prefer being a Formula 1 driver.
@@creamchunk Agreed. We look at the glamorous side or the awe inspiring side of being an astronaut, and don't account for the all the grit they have to go through to get to that small aspect of their career.
@@creamchunk It's not that far off nowadays though since (1 F1 cars are more or less upside-down wings with wheels, (2 they still need to endure massive G-forces (granted in different timespans) and (3 they both need to deal with a large amount of instrumentation carefully.
since he started winning everithing he became somwhat less arrogant and more mature. I think he hadn't said or done something stupid in like two years.That said I would love to see LeClerk or Bottas for a change win the title this year.
this will be real tricky to drive
Hamilton "hold my beer"
Lewis can hold his own beer and drive that thing ;-)
"hold my dead tyres"
lmao
I want to see them race in those
Next Time: Lewis goes to area 51 and will ask if he can try out UFO!
lewis is gonna bring his alien tech to mercedes
Only if they let them have a go in his racecar
Stranger things have happened!
A ufo in possesion is most likely indentified, and not flying. So its just an object at that point. :P yes, thats what fun at parties look like.
He's already a pro at it lol
It’s weird seeing Doug Hurley in this video after just launching in the SpaceX shuttle without a bloody head from smacking it when they docked
You mean dragon capsule , not shuttle
MAN3QU1N Whatever smart ass
Casey Anderson calm down it was a joke 😂
Do you even grasp the concept of time continuity ?
I'm asking because the docking was roughly an entire year after this video was shot.
Ya dingus.
@@jean-naymar602 clearly he does but the shot of him with a bloody head was probably the only time he saw him.
”I have pilots in here who don't get it like you”
... Yeh mate I drive cars for a living!! 😅
Bet someone whispered in his ear after, "the guy is a 5 time f1 champion, he's good at driving"
Like he was going to get it & be like “whats the steering wheel? which one is brake? Why so many buttons to press?”
😂😂
What a moron! The guy was actually quiet after lewis ripped it!
LH: yeh...you're lucky I restrained myself. I was planning to drift while "drifting".
HighFlyer
Just imagine an astronaut saying: “Yes, we faked it all”...
I can...to fuck with dumbos.
You are right brother!!!
Flat Earth
@@railmadness2178 no... its called FLAT EARTH !!
RAIL MADNESS you ok or what
Lewis has grown up so well and has much respect for a lot of things, this is why he still is a great British athlete and much respect given back to him...
I like how the guy obviously tried to excite Lewis with that fancy driving out of nowhere, and Lewis is like: "awesome, yeah" in the most casual voice ever.
He's a freakin' f1 driver, mate. It's gonna take more than that.
"I won't be doing what you just did" proceeds to do just that.
I definitely want to be doing*
Just stumbled on this video and I realized how awesome this video actually is: how many times do you see this level of access to NASA really? And how relaxed and genuinly open, respectfull everybody is... Great respect for both Lewis and all the people at NASA... 👍👍👍
Thats real actors just doing their work. Jesus Christ is king!
When he asked how’s it fit he really missed an opportunity to reply ‘like a glove’
Sam OGara yes
This comment actually needs more likes
That was the first thing that popped into my head when I seen that. Guess he’s was concentrating on getting that glove to fit. 😁
Lewis really pissed them off saying the moonlanding was fake 😂
Daan Made in Holland lol yeah Ofc they had the technology to fake evidence to that scale back then. And I’m really curious what happend to the rockets that Where shot in the space. I don’t really see what for use lying about it would have. I mean with the right equipment you can see evidence of human contact on the moon.
@@mayallyourbaconburn7133 Don Pettit (Nasa Astronaut) said the technology they had back then was destroyed and it's a painful process to rebuild, that's why we can't go back. Think about that for a second with all the technological breakthroughs. Then think about how much money has been funneled into Nasa.
Box Five I do not see how that rules out all the knowlegde they gathered on the moon. I also do not see the use it would have to lie about it. They might hide something I do not doubt that. But faking going to the moon seems a useless feed to me when. I’m not saying you’re wrong I just don’t see it the same. All the information they gathered in space has been very important for science and our knowledge of our own world and body. I simply don’t see the use when lying would risk getting exposed by the science community. But I don’t deny a posibilityof what you said. It’s not like I’m not open for a different perspective.
@@mayallyourbaconburn7133 I'm also staying open minded on this subject, i'm more of the thought that they've been many more times than we're told, and for whatever reason shut down the publicity of it to continue research or whatever projects are going on in secret. I was just stating what one astronaut said about why we haven't been back, and it didn't make much sense at all. The lie could be to control people's thoughts, control money flow, control a narrative, science in general is so unproven but that's also what makes it exciting to be alive right now when truth does break through the theories.
Box Five indeed that is sadly quite a common tactic nowadays. I often wonder just how ignorant we unknowingly might be.
So cool to see Lewis nerding out. Wish more people could appreciate how difficult it seems to be for him to open up like this.
10:56 "every family got a little bit of a fringe" So true. Also impressed with Hamilton's genuine curiosity and he's clearly intelligent. I figured he'd have no problem learning that vehicle. A true racing car driver can drive anything.
Lewis just has that born driving talent, picks up how to drive that crazy buggy in minutes.
i've never seen Lewis in a video like this before. He's the coolest guy ever
Yes!
Max for live
Nah, acting legitimate
@@papjin6069 proof that even when nothing is wrong, haters will make it up.
Next, Lewis will get invited to the White House and ask if 9/11 was an inside job.
xDD
Hahahaha
Lolololololololololololololol
hahahahaahahahahahaahahaahhahhahahahahahahahaahahaahahahaahahaha
Haha
9:17 There he is! I came to this video because I thought I had seen Doug's face before. Now he is in space on the first ever space x flight with humans!
It's crazy
yeah i thougt the same thing
Yeah I thought I recognized him at the beginning of the video! Him and Bob are legends!
6:45 Lewis Hamilton: are u driving or am I driving?
dude:I'm driving and you will see why in a sec.
A FEW MOMENTS LATER---
7:11
he is such a kid at heart! he is incredible!
Kimi would drive that vehicle he would be bored and Bwoah...
Kimi would've just told him "Leave me alone I know what I'm doing"
There are few things I like more than F1. Space exploration is one of those things. Great video.
There is no such thing as space exploration 😖
@@DCeNu how?
@@ewan6782 I think he is referring to CGI fakeland NASA.
@@llavero5 Maybe but what about all the space rovers and sattelites we send out, that's space exploration
@@ewan6782 You did not understand "CGI fakeland NASA".
“About to be a 4-time world champion”
*double checks date of video*
About to be a 6 time World Champion. In a couple of years time he'll be an 8 time World Champion and he'll beat Schumacher's total of 91 Grand Prix wins. 13 more wins will put him on 92.
He’s broken the total and broken 100 pole positions now, 98 wins as of today. And well on his way to his 8th title
@@andyelliott8027 102 race wins and 7th time world champion 8th one is loading
@@gat6932 103 wins.
When you wining everyone wants you around them. Strive to be the best at what you do, no matter what it is, show up and give it everything you got.
When lewis asked about the fake landing question the expression on the astronaut besides him was pricelessl... 😂😂😂
10:33 *sweating intensifies* okay tours over nice seeing u Lewis.
"Every family has a little bit of a fringe," or rather some folks just exercise their brains. Good for Lewis, he didn't buy their bs.
XD
Flat
You could almost see the wheels turning in LH's head, wondering if he could get into NASA after retiring from F1. :-D
That lil cart thing looks so fun lol
Si Crewe he is not going to nasa. they are two different proffesions.
@@bojunchoi6354 - Yeah no shit dude. That's not what that guy was saying lol
He was just saying that you could see LH thinking internally at the end of the video when he was talking to the astronaut about the requirements to become an astronaut.
or fly there in his racecar XD
Based on his abilities from f1 he can have an easier transition. His reflexes alone tests are probably higher than most as well as vision.
I love how excited he was about everything. I didn't know he was that interested in space travel.
“Look at dis!!! It’s a space station underwater!” , lolllll that was so freakin cute how excited he was😂❤️
Bro that’s the best driver ever, you have a golf cart that’s changes direction. Chill...
@Kimberlin Starnino maybe something just for fun
when he gets to 9 world championships he may have a claim to the best driver ever until then that title belongs to MR Loeb
@@MK2MOREDOOR tough crowd 😉
Well... I have driven a swerve drive before, in a remote control FRC robot. It is a hell of a lot harder than it looks, but I'm obviously no Lewis Hamilton
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Really enjoyed this. A lot of people think he is just interested in fashion and music (nothing wrong with this) But to see him genuinely excited is great. Reminds me of myself when I went the KSC last year. Seeing Atlantis put tears in my eyes!
Trippin! Driving that MRV would be a bit mind-blowing at first.
I dont think the guy released who was sitting next to him
@@chrisguy2399 realized* And im sure he deals with astronauts and super famous science people who to him are much more important then lewis lol. These guys are the smartest people in the world brother lol
sam but they aren’t the best drivers
@@htown148 I think he meant that it's a Formula 1 world champion who has quite a talent for learning how to drive any sort of vehicle crazy fast. He seemed quite surprised when Lewis had that "drifting" down so fast.
"Mars has the best fans" - LH
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Gloublougo !
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Lewis: "I love space".
Max: "You're having none of that".
best comment out here
He deserves every minute of his boyhood dream to come true, as with mine but hasn't attained as yet..
I love how surprised the dude is at 2:33... from that point on his whole attitude seems to change.. super wholesome video
I love love love Lewis Hamilton. He's amazing. Good job on him and his father
It's interesting to see Lewis Hamilton speak to people who have piloted things much much faster than any F1 car could ever go, seeing as the minimum exit velocity for anything leaving the atmosphere is at least 25,000 miles per hour.
Not to take anything away from astronauts, trust me, they are heroes to me but it is 25000 mph without any sharp cornering or split second reaction times.
@@tinasheroy Oh of course none of us mean any offense, and it's not a competition. But as an aside, those pilots are also jet pilots, who do corners as sharp as F1 cars can from the same speed to beyond the speed of sound, in a 3d environment, pulling Gs multiple to that of the car. As he mentioned in the video, I hope Lewis does get permission to go fly in that jet with that one pilot he was speaking to. They're still active duty fighter pilots who fly and do missions several times a week. Lewis deserves that joy and he'll always be one of the greatest drivers of all time. His wonderment in this video is well-warranted and inspiring, and it does a lot in motivating more young people to go into the sciences.
@@IReallyMissCybertron In the early days of space flight definitely but I read somewhere that most astronauts these days are scientists.
@@tinasheroy In each astronaut class, including the most recent one (Astronaut Group 22, 2017) they will have at least four pilots. Class 22 itself has three astronauts whose background are as US Military test pilots. At 11:25 Lewis talks about being a perfectionist and also having a thrill for speed. He mentions that because those astronauts he's speaking to are also jet pilots, and he then mentions that one of those pilots is flying an actual sortie later that day and he's trying to get permission to tag along. Most pilots in NASA's history (and all of the current ones) are Active Duty military personnel, and are still required to keep their skills sharp even if they haven't been in a warzone for a couple of years.
@@tinasheroy Even many of the non-pilots have seemingly impossible resumes, like Jonny Kim, a highly experienced US Navy SEAL sniper, combat medic, mathematician, Harvard Medical School graduate, emergency trauma doctor, and now is also an Astronaut Candidate. Astronauts are seen as heroes for a very good reason, especially to those in the science community, and Lewis is showing that huge heart of his in that, no matter how old, accomplished, and successful you are, you can still be at awe at the projects that push the boundaries of humanity ever forward.
He actually went to NASA and asked them to their face what they thought about people thinking they faked the moon landing. Legend.
When I saw Doug the other day( scrubbed SpaceX launch), I could've sworn I had seen his face before, and lo and behold it was this video.
10:25 asking the real questions!
the answered not sound Satisfaction
"OMG oh wow it usually takes so much longer for people to drive this car, totally crazy how you're so much faster at learning how to drive a vehicle with 4 wheels"
That is how amazing people interact. Always so much to learn!
Doug Hurley is on this video! He is one of two men who went on the first Space X manned mission to the ISS!
I have next level appreciation for Lewis. True Legend.❤️💙
7:10 I Love how unexcited he sounds when the guy steers the car side ways, must be too use the F1 Cars XD
ye the dude said "and theeeen..." trying to impress him but in the end it was hamilton who impressed the shit out of him
As an F1 driver it would be pretty hard to excite or shock him by driving a car when he drives them at 200 mph. He must be almost falling asleep when he drives at the speed limit on the motorway.
Ye its the reverse he needs dam G force to keep his blood pumping
NASA uses the Toyo r888 design.. solves the question on what’s the best tire 🤷🏻♂️
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"That's one small step for Lewis, one giant leap for me. "
Thank you Lewis.
Astronaut: So how much do you pull in the car?
Lewis: Up to 6Gs
Astronaut: Amateurs
Grosjean: Hold my beer, i did a 56G crash and walk out alive
A launch is around 3-5 g‘s
@@MDE_never_dies In addition to that they experience it almost every corner for a 2 hour race
F1 cars are pulling up to 8 Gs under peak braking. It causes the fluid in their tear ducts to get pulled out...and splat against the visors inside their helmets. Also, the lateral Gs are in some ways more physically demanding. When Lewis was an F1 rookie...he had a 14" collar....now...18" from dealing with the loads. Pilot/Astronaut Gs are generally positive (heavier into seat) or negative (pulling up on belts). Lateral Gs are physically hard to deal with because your head flops over.
I mean astronauts don’t have to turn corners at the absolute limit.
7:38 "This is a tricky drive and you're not used to the joystick". He said that to a 7th Time Word Champion(and counting).
In a single entertainment racecar sport. It does not compare.
"This is pretty good for your first time!"
XD Did he even know who he was with? haha
yeah I think he was humbled a bit there. at least he gave Lewis his props in the end
I'm german and a Vettelfan but Lewis is for sure a sympathic and super cool guy. It's a shame that so many people hate him, I just enjoy his driving skills and hope for Vettel to beat him, which is hard because in the moment he is simply the best driver. To much envy in this world 🙄😂
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Of course he does.
If anyone's gonna be the first F1 driver in space, it'll be Hamilton.
I mean now that i think of it as a formula one fan i can totally see one of the goats like Hamilton be able to fly s rocket ship
Who's here after the SpaceX launch?
What a lovely video. A bunch of my favorite things coming together. I would love a Hammond's Engineering Connections with NASA and F1
aces the vehicle in the first try. legendary. moon landing question even bettter. gotta love lewis
When Lewis was talking to the astronaut about what age they went to be a test pilot it made me think that I'd love to see how well F1 Drivers would do in G-Lock training. Considering they're already pretty peak athletes, it'd be an interesting watch.
I wasn’t gonna watch this it kept popping up so I did. Glad I watche it, it was actually really cool. It’s incredible what they have created there and what they have done in space and on earth. Simply amazing.
they were overwhelmed for a second or two when he raised the moon-landing question
10:28 awkward question about them not landing on the moon 😂😂😂😂
4:54
"How it fit?"
"LIKE A GLOVE" CMON MAN
Kimi driving the rover around the car park: don't talk to me in the middle of the corner I know what I'm doing
Such a humble guy.
As a kid Lewis was remote control model car racer and champion . This is why he's adapt to multi directional joystick steering
I don’t know why this is so funny to me but at 7:11 when the car just whipps to the right is hilarious
7:12.
Nobody: Carzy carts are the best
Nasa: Hold my beer
“Watch for that car there”. He’s talking to a world champion like he’s on his first drivers lesson
I live down the street from NASA and I might have been there dozens of times, but it just never gets old the wonder this place instills in you about earth, space, and humanity coming together to create the impossible.
It’s cool to see this. I live 5 minutes from there and that’s cool they gave him access to certain areas the public can’t see normally. Cool to see Doug Hurley in this vid as he just returned from ISS two days ago!
Well the other hero Lewis has is Senna that's one hell of a hero!
When he said "amazing" he genuinely sounded like a kid 😁.
That is one massive swimming pool. He thought Lewis couldn't drive an adapted car. LOl.
It is totally different from an F1 car. Yes Hamilton shows he picks it up quite fast and will learn to drive it and be better in a day then the guy explaining it to him.
It has to be big because they film the space walks in it
Dick Martino the video doesn't do justice to it the pool is ridiculous to look at in person
Getting two ultimate professions come together like this is so satisfying. The risk and precision in F1 and the craziness outer space. This is one of the most meaningful video out here. Respect to them! Anyone more capable of flying outer space if there is ever a vehicle that requires mostly human control, it has to be fighter pilots and F1 drivers
12:42 I've never seen that engine in an F1 car
Probably because one of these is bigger than an F1 car^^
To put into perspective, all the F1 cars that ever existed, combined, have less horse power than the Saturn V first stage.
NASA dude is not chilled with Hamilton on the wheel
“Today it’s his own time” with like 200 people following him at all times.
Kimi after getting in the rocket: _S T E E R I N G W H E E L ?_
Dont forget his drink...
Surprised that the best F1 Driver in history can jump into a car and wheel it like no problem. Facepalm X10000
I really wish the Sky/ESPN (American broadcast) pre-race show would show more content like this. Maybe not the full 15 minutes, but seeing these segments beats the snot out of listening to the same bits of level one F1 knowledge week in and week out for 80% of the show.
I cant believe that guy was surprised that he would be good at driving that car. He is the best driver in the world right now.
It was meant to be a compliment