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How do astronauts return to Earth? [with Closed Captions]

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The ride home from the International Space Station sees the astronauts brake from 28 800 km/h to a standstill at touchdown in barely three hours. How does the Soyuz spacecraft reenter the atmosphere? And how does the capsule land?
Watch in just two minutes the sequence of events from farewell to landing. This video is based on a training lesson for ESA astronauts, and it features dramatic footage of actual landings.
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@a_gonzalez3576 4 года назад

You have no idea how long I've been wondering how they land back to earth, I'm so amazed 😂😂

@reverse2001 4 года назад

Same

@itsmezorojuro 3 года назад

Same 😂

@yaspalchauhan1113 3 года назад

Bro me too

@OPArts77 3 года назад

Same

@cinderellarai 2 года назад

Same here lol

@Emmai.thedesigner 3 года назад

Just casually reading when you’re in a flaming capsule flying back to Earth.

@uncensored393 2 года назад

Not much else to do

@harusu8610 Год назад

Fr dude if i was there i'd be shaking and praying every second to not get into an accident and die 😂

@ZenZooZoo 5 месяцев назад

lol i think those are instructions

@tequilasmith5510 3 месяца назад

Exactly I would be so scared

@Anonymous-ip6iz 2 года назад

People watching this video are one of a kind.

@Adam-nw1vy Год назад

How can people (plural) be one of a kind? Perhaps 233K of a kind?

@AnshGupta1998 4 года назад

I just saw the smile on their faces after touching the Earth. 😊

@AnshGupta1998 4 года назад

Союз Мы гордимся вами!!

@user-jq9ny8no9u 3 года назад

❤️💫

@GodronATX 4 года назад

imagine the amount of padding in that thing for that shit to hit THAT hard into the ground and nobody is hurt

@JordanFader89 3 месяца назад

"Rockets fire just before touchdown and shock-absorbing seats soften the landing" "The descent module usually lands at speeds of about 5 km/h"

@DreamDemonify 5 лет назад

This beat fire tho 🔥

@deonzleotowns6242 4 месяца назад

That didn’t explain nothing

@muneebusmani670 2 года назад

finally i can sleep peacefully now

@thomaswijgerse723 5 лет назад

that's some awfully nice KSP mods right there!

@argie8012 5 лет назад

Thomas Wijgerse Sure is

@user-hd4dc6do6w 5 лет назад

Want to see how actually Orbital Module and Instrument Compartment burns in atmosphere!

@Shivraj-jy5ts 3 года назад

Feb 1, 2003 was not that good day for our 7 lost astronauts. In space no one knows what happens in seconds🙏🙏

@trinilocksy 2 года назад

Quick question. So they re enter earth in the same capsule they went to space in? Really wondering how the capsule to renter earth becomes attached to the iss to be used to come back home

@trinilocksy 2 года назад

@LGBT the pestilence yes understood it’s docking..but was meaning like do they calculate a trajectory and like aim for it at a specific location and boom. Docked?? I mean after all the ISS is constantly moving right??

@drizzdrazz Год назад

@@trinilocksy with technology these days, yes thats probably exactly what they do haha

@HS-ts5wf 11 месяцев назад

@@trinilocksyWell they can't exactly land in a very precise location. After all, theoretical science differs from reality quite often. However, they do all the calculation including the shift of the Soyuz induced by the thrusters escaping the original orbit path and air resistance (to the best of their ability). However, since the landing itself simply relies on gravity and parachutes, it's not exactly the most accurate landing method.

@ibrahimnaafiz6349 4 года назад

I was one of them who returned to earth, in space the inflation rate is too high, and we can't manage the living expenses from the salary we get in space,

@ShinyHunterkt 4 года назад

suuure you were

@cristianmontoya3149 2 года назад

Dang, Space Walmart must be expensive

@Kaleptoediting Год назад

Why is there never any live footage of the capsule leaving the space station descending towards earth?

@fullyilluminated 8 месяцев назад

Exactly, this is why I was here. Hoping I could see it.

@grohoff471 6 месяцев назад

You know for sure that earth has atsmofer right? When the capsule go down to earth it's gonna melt, and there's no camera on the capsule.

@ecto1996 2 месяца назад

I don’t believe we ever went to the moon and I’ve never been satisfied with the explaination on how we return to earth.

@CeezyThaGod 4 года назад

Who Made This Beat Tho 🤢🔥🔥

@willferguson8781 9 месяцев назад

Some awesome actual footage lol

@huckfin8666 5 лет назад

Anybody else see that blast right on impact ? What the hell was that

@thomaswijgerse723 5 лет назад

Those are small retrorockets to slow it down enough to be survivable

@huckfin8666 5 лет назад

@@thomaswijgerse723 Oh ok thanks i will check that out !

@adibzadeh 5 лет назад

Awesome video

@jitendrakhasiya2645 5 лет назад

Awesome video Thank you so much

@preeteshjain17 3 года назад

Humans are dope 🔥

@MichaelBerthelsen 5 лет назад

Old recording? It looked like Commander Hadfield on the far side in there around 1:50...😅

@DC2022 5 лет назад

not looked like, that's him.

@MichaelBerthelsen 5 лет назад

Dimitri Chirvêches That's what I thought. But without flight data, and him not being the only astronaut with a mustache, it's hard to be 100% sure.😅

@francesmauricio2632 4 года назад

It wasnt him?

@MichaelBerthelsen 4 года назад

@@francesmauricio2632 What do you mean? You don't think it very much looks like him?

@cassandrajustin8812 4 года назад

I wish I could go out of this planet earth 😩

@EMRINFAR333 3 года назад

How long it takes to be normal with gravity of earth after returning back from space?

@EuropeanSpaceAgency 3 года назад

Depends on the person. It could go from hours to days.

@JJGShiesty 2 года назад

I was so curious about this

@itsmetorque Год назад

Thanks

@LakierosJordy 2 года назад

Are the orbital module and instrument compartment lost every time?

@angelajackson4248 4 года назад

what is this song and tune please someone could tell me??? love it

@raneilthompson6812 5 месяцев назад

Why can't Plains have a parachute incase of an emergency?

@nurnurka1190 5 лет назад

My Dream💕😌

@argie8012 5 лет назад

Nur Nurka me to

@cassandrajustin8812 4 года назад

Me too

@muzammilkhan5397 Год назад

Humans are Awesome

@pingu7271 5 лет назад

AstroAlex! :) Comeback home safe!

@JeevanSamagar 2 года назад

🔥🔥🔥 These fires came while listening 🎧.m.

@venxz3938 3 месяца назад

Fascinating 😊

@koolio0900 4 года назад

looks like it exploded on impact

@LongIslandicedteaaa 3 года назад

Rocket boosters firing just before touchdown to slow its speed even more.

@gonzofonzo5814 Год назад

I just wonder if the space x dragon have a engine like that to return to earth , looks much smaller than soyuz

@adonistopofmen2571 2 года назад

fantastic .....

@timnoyes9892 4 года назад

"Take me to your leader". " We don't have one".

@gwyllymsuter4551 5 лет назад

Carefully!

@aghilanmayan97 5 лет назад

how much time it oddly takes?ESA

@MichaelBerthelsen 5 лет назад

It says in the description that a full decent takes about three hours.

@timnoyes9892 4 года назад

Turn left at Mars.

@shaylabueno5162 3 года назад

why does it look so tight and claustrophobic in there

@Mike588 5 лет назад

Why come back to earth in that. Why not just use a black triangle to take them down and back up again.

@arunsrec69 Год назад

What if they fall in sea or other places? Someone is controlling the capsule?

@cloud90s98 Год назад

They already the calculations on where to land.

@michaelb4439 5 лет назад

A better question: "WHY do astronauts return to earth?"

@christianege4989 5 лет назад

Maybe because they don't want to stay in space forever?

@sillygooseenergy 5 лет назад

A good question

@carolbattle5631 4 года назад

And or they live here wanna cherish there familes

@theambergryphon4266 4 года назад

@@christianege4989 nah I bet some would want to stay for longer they only stay on the ISS for like 6 months and you get paid shit tons

@theambergryphon4266 4 года назад

@Arabic Fun المرح العربي It gets added to their bank account probably. They have internet and they can give the money to their family and also spend it when they're back down.

@AC-li2pj 5 месяцев назад

does anyone know how long this takes

@EuropeanSpaceAgency 5 месяцев назад

Astronauts returning from the International Space Station take approximately 3.5 hours in spacecraft like SpaceX Crew Dragon or Soyuz, transitioning from ISS to Earth swiftly.

@N0616JCProductions 5 лет назад

It's brake, not break. ESA.

@MichaelBerthelsen 5 лет назад

Hopefully!

@henshu2949 2 года назад

Cool

@samahashah9826 Год назад

BGM plz??

@crzl_lifes2344 2 года назад

They've reading while landing to calm

@nicthofer 4 года назад

Where its that video?

@hajarmeftouh4814 3 месяца назад

That’s because it’s all an act they have Never Been to space

@DKS-je8pl 3 года назад

The soft landing is not really soft

@HarsH_1718 2 года назад

Wait but what if they land in some other country??😂

@mrzgvm 6 месяцев назад

So they just free fall and hope for the best basically 😂😂 wild

@mohammadidrees4813 6 дней назад

Allah told us through the Qur'an Fourteen hundred years ago that indeed you cannot leave the limits of the earth, yes, but by force.

@queeniebelleaquino1967 4 года назад

How do astronauts came back to earth from moon..

@jakobbellamy9795 3 года назад

i did not see any closed captions 😡

@EuropeanSpaceAgency 3 года назад

Thanks for watching, Jakob! You have to activate them in the menu if you don't have them activated by default

@nekotamo1851 Год назад

Home sweet home 🤣

@dAtSouthEastAsian 3 года назад

i might start rappin.

@BlanCciel 3 года назад

Yow thats so coool

@john_jenin20 Год назад

I thought they are well done after grilled at atmosphere..😅

@medusesti 5 лет назад

The question is not "How" it's "Why"...

@MichaelBerthelsen 5 лет назад

The queation is 'Why not?'

@komerka35 5 лет назад

Because eventually you wanna come back again

@user-zf2ql7sz3n 4 года назад

Next year, American astronauts will remain on the ground due to the untimely reservation of seats on Russian ships.

@DibromeGames 5 лет назад

Is it on KSP ?

@Matt_10203 5 лет назад

Nope.

@randomfyasmry 2 года назад

First of all, how do they even get out of earth? Aren't we locked in this planet?

@AttMaui 2 года назад

Bro what

@HS-ts5wf 11 месяцев назад

Bro where have you been this past century 😂

@grohoff471 6 месяцев назад

They use rocket😂

@alanmartin1949 5 лет назад

That is a lot of hardware left in orbit as space junk! :-(

@Thesorrow40 5 лет назад

The separation happens when the spacecraft is already into a reentry trajectory (after deorbit burn) so the others parts desintegrate into the atmosphère :)

@PavelLisov 5 лет назад

What space junk? The Soyuz spacecraft separates into three parts (after braking). The orbital and service modules burn up in the denser layers of the atmosphere. The descent module with the astronauts inside returns to Earth.

@alanmartin1949 5 лет назад

@@Thesorrow40 - indeed, good point - please consider my above comment as "junk" ;-)

@alanmartin1949 5 лет назад

@@PavelLisov - indeed, good point - please consider my above comment as "junk" ;-)

@nadwaaqeela6753 5 лет назад

so the spacecraft can only be used once? cz after it separates and ony return in tht descent part, other parts burn up and so does the spacecraft??

@crystalcalhoun2282 3 года назад

Well that was a disappointment

@izumi678 3 года назад

For this spacex making landing missiles Thums up to elon musk

@desainvbz1048 5 лет назад

deceit

@ramanaroyal6771 3 года назад

Ohh god this is the reason why we can't understand about space life and their situations and space station ... REASON IS PHYSICS.🤣😂 Our sir usually told that plz learn the physics or understand it. Bec'z there is no matter without physics.