Astronaut Chris Hadfield explains the Soyuz space launch

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Chris Hadfield explains what happens when fellow Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques, Russian astronaut Oleg Kononenko and American astronaut Anne McClain are launched into space aboard a Soyuz rocket en route to the International Space Station.
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@henrycheng8094 5 лет назад

The Soyuz is like your old corolla, it's not fancy but gets the job done

@mashamylaramu 5 лет назад

it's like your old Karl Benz - first in the world, currently with only one existing alternative. it's like your corolla, provided it's one of the 2 cars existing.

@TheFLOW1978 5 лет назад

Looks more like a 67 Ford Mustang to me. It's beautiful, reduced to the max and one of kind.

@river1403 5 лет назад

mashamylaramu what is the alternative?

@mashamylaramu 5 лет назад

Shenzhou program

@gyaanfreak 5 лет назад

@@mashamylaramu yeah! Fancy Chinese copy of Russian syouz.

@markhudson2266 5 лет назад

Chris is an amazing teacher and astronaut. When on the ISS, he put out some great videos. His ability to talk the talk, but in plain understandable language is so refreshing. My favorite astronaut/teacher. Thank you Chris!

@ct8618 4 года назад

Hes not my favourite astronaut, but I am proud hes Canadian thats for sure.

@somebody4244 4 года назад

I’ve noticed most astronauts are the same, highly intelligent but make it simple.

@blazetieftw 2 года назад

He came to my school and did a speech like this when I was really young. Too young to appreciate it. It wasn’t until years later that I realized that I was in the presence of one of the most important astronauts in history.

@ocdspnamioocdsp6114 Год назад

Oumuamua is extra-terrestrial ? . leJyvVPXVwI

@ArchFundy 5 лет назад

It's time for Chris to have his own science show. Maybe a modern version of The Nature of Things that Suzuki did.

@riverdeep399 5 лет назад

Canuck Fundy sounds good. I like his analogies.

@ylette 5 лет назад

Would totally watch that. It should be called Space Flanders Explains Stuff.

@ArchFundy 5 лет назад

@@ylette His family have a YT chan hosted by his son that is interesting. It's an info based chan with a variety of topics. There is also a vid of Chris doing "Space Oddity" on it. It's called Rare Earth.

@gumunduringigumundsson9344 5 лет назад

Maybe he could Co host a modern tech/science/engineering show with Chris Barrie. That would be nr1. Awesome.

@alexandergyr4563 5 лет назад

Suzuki...

@Hammermj88 4 года назад

"wearing their full snowmobile suits..." The most Canadian thing I've heard in a long time.

@tauceti8341 4 года назад

lmfao I was thinking the same thing

@mat2941 4 года назад

2:57 what I like of Chris Hadfield is that he never assumes anything, he either knows or doesn’t know... very bright man

@shannont5049 4 года назад

Chris Hadfield is so intellectually, emotional, and mentally brilliant. He's even found quite a celebrity status, and has accomplished as much as 100 people put together in his life, but he remains so humble. He's definitely someone myself, and many other Canadians and people around the world look up to. I wish I could meet him one day!

@ivanshmatko7246 5 лет назад

Thank you Chris Hadfield for your comments. I really enjoyed it 👍 Lots of respect for you

@fannynoriega8772 4 года назад

talking about quarantine i thought this was filmed a month ago. nope it was a year ago. whoops

@pewpewman._.3415 4 года назад

There are more diseases than S.A.R.S...

@Heat3YT2 4 года назад

Astronauts always quarantine.

@nokia2red467 4 года назад

It’s actually too years ago (2018)

@upzcash4755 4 года назад

Yeah and they are interviewing him online as opposed to in real life

@stripemcr5722 4 года назад

I though myself that the guy wants to make public happier during covid lockdown :D

@PeterArnold1969 5 лет назад

This was an absolute delight to watch. Chris Hadfield is an amazing communicator, so much so that I think he should be working as a NASA public affairs officer (PAO). Thank you for posting this, CBC.

@FlowerCrownOfPoppy 5 лет назад

Удлинител :) Thx to Chris for this detailed explanation

@haithamelatrache1231 5 лет назад

I like the way Chris explains scientific things and simplifies them to his audience. Always a delight to hear him

@Pintuuuxo 5 лет назад

Don't get old Chris, please. Thank you CBC.

@educationalstuff5648 5 лет назад

I've never found such an understandable explanation of Space journey ever before! Salutes to this man!! This video is one of a kind!

@nickdawn3985 5 лет назад

He's such a great speaker, so easy to lisen to and he doesn't read from a script he always speaks from experience.

@excogitatorishominum6819 5 лет назад

Amazing video, thank you both CBC for bringing the video and Chris for sharing this amazing experience he has! Again thank you so much.

@londoncri3945 3 года назад

The passion , the knowledge from this man. Love listening to him for hours !

@oceanpacific886 4 года назад

they keep u quarantine but when u get to the pad you have a 100 peeps around ....

@lozhell 4 года назад

Thought exactly the same.

@hiibrain 4 года назад

Because those suits don't enter ISS.

@karthikmukund7133 4 года назад

@@hiibrain The astronauts do.. Airborne viruses can still be breathed in by the astronauts.

@viveksoley 5 лет назад

Thanks for sharing the human moments of astronauts during the lift off..

@keithbouchard2007 5 лет назад

i think a lot of people will agree with me when i say when it comes to almost anything about space Chris hadfield is the best teacher because he explains everything in detail

@petrov8086 5 лет назад

Chris, you're absolutely cool! We love you \m/

@LIFEOFSTUFFEDANIMALS 5 лет назад

8:01 so lit fam

@JCO2002 5 лет назад

Thanks, Chris. You're a champion.

@MelancholyCrypto 5 лет назад

Seeing spacecraft in action is so serial, thinking about how this could become common just like how the first planes did. So cool.

@thomasesr 5 лет назад

The first tool used by the primates when evolving its still vital in space age, a stick

@genericfakename8197 5 лет назад

The good 'ol R7 ballistic missile putting in work 61 years of upgrades later.

@ruzzodac 5 лет назад

good thing we got a manned crew back aboard the ISS after the last failure. mere days left until the station was to be left un manned. and the supply mission from space x was pretty successful despite the missed landing.

@Script3d_R3ality 5 лет назад

I can't wait for a remastered version.

@nicktumia5078 5 лет назад

So greAt to really know whats going on !! Ty !!

@Democratic_Industrialism 3 года назад

I fuckn love his explanation of how prepared they are

@xbriskx 4 года назад

This is perfect, always wanted this to be explained!!

@elizabethnilsson1815 3 года назад

It take a 'long' time for to get the Soyuz out from the Hangar and till the place where it will be launch, so I appreciated when you explained what the astronauts if do during that time...

@LgacLgac 4 года назад

And I thought the dragon was cramped but that is my worst nightmare 😂

@nologic06 4 года назад

Lgac123 Lgac123 well, first American capsules weren’t good. Mercury was very cramped in comparison to Voskhod and Vostok

@avigdonable 4 года назад

Egor Buryi Vostok was roughly the same size as the Mercury, both for 1 person. Gemini -2 much like Voskhod, Apollo-3. All are comparable. But what to expect from the 60’s technology?

@luz-5020 4 года назад

I thought the Dragon was quite spacious, like a tesla-capsule

@t.mitchell9135 4 года назад

Luz 5020 I think Dragon can technically handle up to 7 people, but NASA will only fly it with 4 for some reason.

@luz-5020 4 года назад

@@t.mitchell9135 Yes, but even with 4 people it'S more spacious than the soyuz which can hold only 3 or 4

@Theboys....2 3 года назад

I always wanted to go to the iss and you made it more easy for me

@mayganphynix8267 2 года назад

he's my favorite astronaut 🙂 very cool to hear his commentary.

@sylyjoly 5 лет назад

thanks mr Hadfield

@aarushkarthikeyan481 3 года назад

I searched a lot of utube videos n found only his videos satisfactory

@gumunduringigumundsson9344 5 лет назад

Ultra cool vid. Wow! Thanks so much. So cool.

@myrrdyn 5 лет назад

1:19 you can hear someone shouting in Italian "in bocca al lupo!" , I wonder who

@julden33 5 лет назад

Knowing the all answers about your exam.. great feeling, I believe))

@chrischong6613 5 лет назад

1:17 cheeky pat on the bum right there

@websurfer44 4 года назад

Chris, thank you for your work as an astronaut and more importantly as a diplomat and teacher for everyone involved in the space program. You make space travel approachable for the common man and bring people of different countries and cultures together in friendship and common interests.

@jack-5977 5 лет назад

1:19 Un "in bocca al lupo" ad cazzum si librò dalla folla

@gracie7257 5 лет назад

Im a Canadian and proud of this achievement.

@nologic06 4 года назад

Saved by the Ball of what achievement? Of Soviet Union Space achievements?

@gullygully69 4 года назад

6:45 loved the comparison of a rocket to a boat weaving around 😀

@omshree2448 4 года назад

I mean, Air(gas) and liquids are both considered fluid hence the comparison is pretty accurate scientifically speaking. They are bound to the same type of drag called viscous drag just the ratio of density changes resulting in a relatively higher drag in liquid and lower drag in air BUT it's proportional and a very good comparison.

@IanV10 4 года назад

Man that would make me so claustrophobic sitting in there, I’m having trouble watching how tiny and cramped it is inside that ship! 🤦‍♂️

@TJR66 4 года назад

Same here,I wonder how astronauts and cosmonauts are vetted for claustrophobia during training?

@kundansubba9349 Год назад

Hat's off to the scientists, engineers and technicians of the Soyuz program !!!

@tommynikon2283 5 лет назад

INCREDIBLE "inside" coverage with a dude...that deserves the coverage. Chris does. NASA does.

@clarencewright9841 4 года назад

The technology was way ahead of its time, it is still the best to this day 2020

@graham9345 4 года назад

The technology was the best until today when the dragon launched

@dmitrorobinson8991 4 года назад

No, it's not. It's very old, and the only reason it's still in use - corruption in Roscosmos. They don't invent anything new - only exploiting that old junk from Soviet Union.

@Kelekky 4 года назад

Pintu Kayu exactly, that ICBM is the thing that made the space race, sent a man, sent a dog, and then sent a bunch of americans without a rocket

@ntf5211 3 года назад

@@dmitrorobinson8991 why waste money on building a new launch vehicle when you have the most reliable space craft in history??? Your comment makes little sense

@dmitrorobinson8991 3 года назад

@@ntf5211 no u

@milainnabia4587 4 года назад

Thanks Astronaut Chris, for sharing all your experiences, thank you for all the Astronauts boarding in space for more knowledge gained in the advancement of science,, it was really tough job, it takes gift, calling, passion, dream, talents skills, courage, patience endurance to be one! Congratulations and God bless!

@BoraBora_Sasha 5 лет назад

I was looking for all videos to see how are astronauts entering in Soyuz capsule on top of the rocket? they always skip it

@ChristoherWGray 4 года назад

Chris Hadfield is a hero and badass

@MRCHANNEL2123 5 лет назад

space unites us

@rocketman48 5 лет назад

Hi Chris what are the bags/fabrick that they tie in front of the suit Bill in Ireland

@jackbarbey 4 года назад

Crazy to compare the seating area of the Soyuz to the Crew Dragon. So much more modern.

@Kelekky 4 года назад

well it is basically the oldest rocket and is just an ICBM

@nologic06 4 года назад

Kelekky AAAaaAAaAA not an ICBM. ICBM was it’s grandgranddad R-7. Soyuz is just orbital rocket

@AM-zk7pj 10 месяцев назад

Its a Soviets/russian doctrine to concentrate only on the job, practicality.. comfort is the last priority.

@daniellussier62 4 года назад

Thank you. And all the men and wonderful women of the space station. Keeping the human race moving to the stars

@thomaslucia6819 4 года назад

Chris do you think bubbles could be on the next space launch?

@RoughAndWretchedRAW 4 года назад

Quarantined for two weeks then they walk out to the pad with a whole group of people and some even touching them. Were they all in quarantine for two weeks.

@farmbear1231 5 лет назад

On the walk out in coats the Russian grabbed a person close and took a pic! Wtf? Thought they had to be isolated?

@drussell710 5 лет назад

@Thierry Mansour They do get enemas. They also have a diaper on so they can go to the bathroom should they need to go if there are many delays and launch issues.

@hugginkiss1027 5 лет назад

@@Atheist-flat You oughta take a long walk on a flat Earth.

@foreststroble748 3 года назад

I can just imagine him struggling to push a button with that extender stick due to all the vibrating during liftoff. Lol

@avgeekman711 3 года назад

And i love astronaut. Im from malaysia

@pamtyler1259 3 года назад

I wish Chris Hadfield would come out of retirement and be selected to ride on one of the Crew Dragon missions and/or future lunar missions.

@iserved8840 4 года назад

His wrist watch is that loose that it started floating around his wrist in zero gravity! I was onboard until he said that 🤔🤔!

@thomasesr 5 лет назад

You're not in Kansascstan anymore

@Whitebeard79outOfRus 5 лет назад

Just Kansasstan, man. Set your -stan's name right! :)))

@mmdirtyworkz 5 лет назад

@@Atheist-flat Watch the edge, you might fall off! baby steps!

@shahimagesyt 4 года назад

Quarantine 😳

@jamiemacdonald9030 4 года назад

I always thought u might nervous but u describe they trained so hard to there just ready to go thanku

@Lastshallb1189 4 года назад

How do the external tanks blow off without damaging the space craft?? Does the separation happen inside the Bars holding the tanks?

@MikeGoesBadaBoom 4 года назад

The external tanks also have small jettison rockets to push them away from the rocket

@extrude22 4 года назад

The boosters are separated using explosive bolts.

@matushorvath 4 года назад

"I wasn't in Kazakhstan anymore" LOL

@nicolejoly111 5 лет назад

Quel est l'impact sur le réchauffement de la planète d'envoyer une navette dans l'atmosphère?

@matthewwebb8864 4 года назад

Quarantine hmmm recognise that

@soopyboi4 5 лет назад

if i know all the answers on my exam ima be suspicous

@JR-playlists 5 лет назад

Who could not like this and why?

@riverdeep399 5 лет назад

J R Nasa haters, truthers. Who knows.

@Benjiefrenzy 5 лет назад

Flat earthers

@JCO2002 5 лет назад

@@Benjiefrenzy I wondered the same thing, how anyone could not like this. You're right - it's the American anti-science people. Also, Trump voters who can't handle the fact that the Yanks have to beg a ride into space.

@nicplourde 3 года назад

0:07 Thomas Pesquet French astronaut on the bottom right corner 😃

@Dxnz 4 года назад

Now were quarantined

@KennethBostonian 3 года назад

Who gives space exploration a thumbs down. What the hell.

@bobthompson4319 3 года назад

Awww we didn't get to see the korolov cross

@MrChappy39 5 лет назад

Puzzled as to why their visors are open on the walk to the launch site? No cold viruses or spores in the air in that environment?

@DavidWMiller 5 лет назад

I found that odd too. Aren't you undermining your quarantine and sterilization if you're just going to march them through a crowd of dirty people with faces exposed?

@bigchieftomato 5 лет назад

yea he just finished saying the last 12 hours before launch they were wiped down with rubbing alcohol. i dont get it? photo op 2 weeks prior to launch, maybe??

@aristeidislykas7163 5 лет назад

Actually the common-cold viruses are transmitted by touching. The best way to avoid having a cold is to not rub your hands on your eyes or nose.

@bigchieftomato 5 лет назад

@@aristeidislykas7163 the common cold is a virus, and theyre wiped down for more than that, as mentioned, fungal spores, which travel through the air, which come to think of it, is in all likely events, covering the spacesuits, shoes, etc. as they board the spaceshuttle an ounce of prevention....

@genericfakename8197 5 лет назад

@@bigchieftomato Nah they even untie the suits to pee on the wheel of the bus on the way to the launch site. Been doing it that way since Gagarin. They put on the suit, test the suit, undo the suit, then launch without another test, every time.

@coffeeman882 4 года назад

mam this guy must have STORIES to tell!

@gkiltz0 5 лет назад

Is clean always the most healthy?? We have all these bacteria inside and on our bodies all the time. How long can we really survive without ANY bacteria?

@theflyinggasmask 5 лет назад

Bacteria is nice, but! you can't escape if you get sick on the space station.

@bunnyfreakz 4 года назад

@@theflyinggasmask On ISS, there is very little of bacteria and disease as well. So technically you can't get some bacterial disease from any other else as long people there are fit.

@syncmonism 4 года назад

I love to see them in their space suits, all standing next to each other. One with a Russian flag, one with a U.S. flag, and another with a Canadian flag. Perhaps the best thing about these space programs is getting these super powers accustomed to working together, cooperating, and showing people something which they can be proud of accomplishing together, despite our various past conflicts and disagreements.

@planetrob555 5 лет назад

BUT, if they are in quarantine this whole time, why in the world would they walk outside waving before launch? That is what is shown at 00:50. And that guy who is walking with them TOUCHES their suit! Even more people touch them while getting ready to load. Are they sprayed with disinfectant after all that? Is that shot out of context??

@jimmyandersson4599 5 лет назад

How does the air recycling working?

@heyhoe168 5 лет назад

2CO2 + 2Na2O2 = 2Na2CO3 + O2. Or something like that.

@zharanvideos6757 4 года назад

In 2:04 he is playing Sfs

@rhiahc4388 5 лет назад

I talked to Nick Hague over FaceTime for a robotics research presentation he is a really nice guy and he is hoping to ho back to space soon!

@Newb1eYou_ 4 года назад

JoJo is gonna go to the space

@JC-zu6ty 3 года назад

Little extender stick?

@youwho6692 4 года назад

and welcome to 1st class Crew Dragon!

@MilitantPacifista 4 года назад

I'll take a rocket and capsule with decades of proven track record and successful launch aborts outside of test cases before untested tech. Not saying that the Falcon 9 isn't as safe, just saying that the Russians have the evidence to back up their claims.

@Kelekky 4 года назад

MrEppart yea I prefer to ride the ICBM that is older than you are

@nologic06 4 года назад

Kelekky Soyuz isn’t ICBM. R-7 is, but Soyuz is launch vehicle. You can say that Falcon 9 also ICBM if you send payload into suborbital trajectory. And R-7 (that ICBM) launched first satellite. So it’s not really an ICBM

@Kelekky 4 года назад

Egor Buryi oh ok

@nickdiamond7595 5 лет назад

Mr. Hadfeld looks like he's trying to look like his "Simpsons" Twitter emoji.

@JRAGTVsubscribeNow 4 года назад

Anyone else watching this after the successful SpaceX launch in 2020

@ProGamer2167 4 года назад

@jamesking9802 5 лет назад

Is it just me, it looks like there using iPad Pros?

@riverdeep399 5 лет назад

Sounds like excitement to me. Thrust.

@Fiercefighter2 5 лет назад

Hadfield for prime minister

@Igor-ug1uo 4 года назад

I wish our schools and universities were as concerned about getting the students being ready for the exams. :)

@alexkastano96 5 лет назад

Chris, what is up with that crazy situation, the hole in a wall????!!!!!

@E9X330 5 лет назад

What are you talking about ?

@alexkastano96 5 лет назад

boboprime2000 The hole drilled in Soyuz spacecraft wall!

@E9X330 5 лет назад

@@alexkastano96 that was just a manufacturing mistake and has been patched up

@alexkastano96 5 лет назад

boboprime2000 ok whatever... ..they do not use drilling procedures in building that craft...

@E9X330 5 лет назад

@@alexkastano96 where the hell did you get that from ?

@avgeekman711 3 года назад

I love soyuz MS-20 to the ISS

@jameslachance5252 3 года назад

Why isn't this man on our currency

@pauldannelachica3742 5 лет назад

Russia keeps the space travel going . awesome hope to see more in future

@rocketman48 5 лет назад

Chris in the capsule there are bags tied with orange tape,what are these thanks Bill in Ireland Ive met you in Dublin

@Whitebeard79outOfRus 5 лет назад

It's the cargo

@earth111 5 лет назад

I may be right about planet Venus

@gerardolramos 3 года назад

Thank you so much for this video. You've answered a lot of my questions with regard to flight experiences aboard the beautiful Soyuz rocket. I now also know that the astronauts and cosmonauts have diapers in place which allows them to pee when necessary 😊👍