Astronaut Chris Cassidy, Chief of NASA Astronaut Office, speaks about living in space, the International Space Station, and where NASA is headed. Cassidy spoke during the JFK Centennial Weekend during Space Exploration Discovery Day.
Who says that these special-ops are just killing-machines with no brains recently saw 1-of his missions on the History-Channel prior to be being accepted to Nasa. He was deployed in a mission in Afganistan in an intel.-mission.
I so admire and look up to Seal and Astronaut Master Chris Cassidy. @seal_chriscassidy⚡🖤⚡🌙✨ Congratulations on you recent exp 63 upon the ISS . Welcome back to earth! Can't wait to hear more from you!💫
(I know it sounds superficial but those two dreamy eyes are really something. But oh boy, Chris Cassidy in a naval uniform...that raises the stakes). Such an interesting video and with him as the narrator makes it even more enjoyable.
Hello to those blue guys of Nasa who want to go to Mars, We are not omnibus but it is not a problem for omnibus to change here if you wish to ...🤗 But the change should take place in the US as we are coming back....
Good afternoon NASA and SPACEX and ISS, it is magnificent ever by world .is truth my life , my life is you ever in space.missing .good lucky Capitan US Navi and Astronauts Chris love you in space in world ..kiss.
No, ha una bachelor degree in matematica che si è preso all'accademia navale e una master degree in ocean engineering che ha conseguito all'MIT. Non ha fatto nessun dottorato
Other than his answer to the taxpayer question, everything else is informational. I get what he's saying about national pride, nevertheless I wouldnt give that kind of answer to kids because Nasa's been trying really hard to free itself of any political agenda, and the ISS is proof of that. Science is the driving force of the ISS. Space research and exploration are beneficial for the future of the human race, and that is the truth. It's a simple, inspirational, and even profound reason to go to space.
I like your comment, it was very thoughtful, but I'm also curious to know - you seemed to disagree with his answer to the tax question. Why is that ? I'd be interested to know. Thanks very much.
@@jimreily7538 oof. Following up on my one-year comment of a one-hour long video that I've forgotten. You're tough 😅 But for you, I watched it again to refresh my memory, and the answer is already in my initial comment. 44:36 The lady asked why nasa is a good way to spend taxpayer's money... instead of explaining to her about nasa's objective (science, exploration, betterment of the human race etc), he basically just said "your money give us the ability to show off to the world that americans are the first and best at everything." I'm sorry but as a space/science/learning enthusiast who ISN'T american, that answer is politically-charged and (from my POV as an outsider) arrogant. There's nothing wrong about being patriotic, but that's not what the lady asked and that's not what nasa is SUPPOSED to stand for. I dont mean to offend anybody with my opinion, but if i do, I apologize.
