How Polaris Dawn Will Do The First Commercial Spacewalk! 

People need to understand this is the first private space exploration program in history. This is a massive leap into the future.

I guess Tim is still sitting in that random Airbnb waiting for Starliner to fly

Your fanboy enthusiasm combined with your nearly professional level of technical knowledge and pleasant interviewer demeanor make your content top notch and one of the best sources for space news!

I really ENJOY how Jared is super LOW EGO... He speaks to inform, but never to aggrandize himself. He puts info out that is MISSION focused, and OTHER mission members get to talk, and be visible....

Two Tim Dodd videos in a month? You've really outdone yourself

I am a Apollo 11 child and I saw Neil Armstrong on a 13 inch black and white TV in a store front with my Mom and Dad while we were on a trip in NYC, we didn't own a TV yet. I remember my Dad leaning down to me and saying "Remember this day my boy, it's historic!" and it was the only time I EVER saw my Dad get excited about something. Then Neil stepped onto the MOON! Now I am saying it to my son who is a computer/engineering student at University of Florida. I love SpaceX and I hope tha one day my son will be in the industry.

Shoutout to the SpaceX suit designers enjoying their pizza over the weekend 🍕 Can't wait for their documentary of building these suits in 10 years and see how far suits go!

This is why your channel is my go-to for space related content. The amazingly in-depth interviews and discussions are fantastic. Keep it up!

I love how Jared always put other people first, let them speak first, give credit where credit is due, even his chair is slightly behind the rest of them. It refreshing to see a Billionaire with no (apparent) ego centrism.

I watch a lot of space related video and 80 percent of it is surface level stuff (important to get out even so). There are only a few that really just dig in and educate and cover the remaining 20%. Tim is fantastic at what he does. Informative, detailed, knowledgeable, friendly, comfortable. Tim's stuff is so watchable and enjoyable and so so so full of detail goodness. Thank you Tim.

To think that everyone in the video will be going to space blows my mind. What a time to be alive!

man this is so inspiring, i loved how Jared said SpaceX works on a little bit different timeline

Something that I feel went underappreciated is the fact that the EVA suit *DOES* look like the IVA suit. The fact that SpaceX was able to develop a suit meant for operation in the vacuum of space that has such a slim build is pretty amazing

In a world of conflict , hate, destruction, basically mean behavior. SPACEX. is the shinning light. People coming together to try to make every day a positive experience. When I am just disgusted with humanity I reach for some news regarding Spaceflight and SPACEX., AND THE WORLD SEEMS A LITTLE BRIGHTER. THANK YOU SO MUCH !!

They are amazing people. The best of us. Rooting for SpaceX and Polaris teams.

Sarah Gillis really deserves to fly. I watched her train the crew of Inspiration 4. Glad she finally gets to see space firsthand. This commercial space program is now going to be about on par with the Gemini Program of 1965-66. The Dragon 2 has to depressurize the entire spacecraft since like Gemini, there is no airlock on the spacecraft. The suits are about equivalent to the Gemini EVA suits - extra insulation and protection, extra rotational and bend joints, and an umbilical for communication, security, and life support. Let us hope the spacewalker does not see the same difficulties as Cernan, Collins, and Gordon. They were really exhausted and blinded by sweat and fogged visors. The Gemini suits used air to cool the astronaut. It proved completely inadequate for any kind of exertion and practical work in space. That is why the Apollo and ISS EVA suits used a backpack. It allowed use of water cooling, which is essential for a hard working astronaut. It also gave them freedom of movement. Gemini astronauts that passed over the South Atlantic Magnetic Anomaly got a bigger dose of radiation than the moon walkers, due to the trapped radiation and the weak shielding of the Earth's magnetic field in that region.

Two fantastic videos in two days!! Great job, Tim! I’m so excited for Polaris Dawn. For whatever reason, I’m much more excited about this than for Inspiration 4. Maybe it’s the specific people involved, or maybe it’s because this isn’t a one-off. Polaris feels very much like a full blown civilian space exploration program. I also like that SpaceX engineers are part of the crew, which will only accelerate the feedback loop into technical and operational improvements for future SpaceX programs. Lastly, I’m really glad Jared Isaacman is the guy leading the charge for civilian/private/commercial human spaceflight. He is the perfect ambassador for this: he’s knowledgeable, articulate, diplomatic, charismatic, humble, confident without being arrogant, enthusiastic, and always pushes the big picture context about an inspiring future.

Great to see more content on the channel that's not just launch live streams. I know you love doing that, but everyone's doing it these days too. Honestly it's your scripted educational stuff and interviews like this one that really sets you apart. Keep up the great work!

Only half way through but fantastic insight into the mission. Great that the crew know Tim and his viewers want details on the technical aspects. If only all interviews were like this! Can’t wait for the mission, good luck!

I've been waiting for this mission for forever, I can't believe we are now only a MONTH away

Well, I just got a lot less worried about SpaceX struggling with Martian or Lunar Spacesuits with everything that's been revealed in this interview, wouldn't surprise me if they're already working on those behind the scenes if the suits team put this much care into their EVA suit and allows the Polaris crew to say this much about it. Amazing, simply amazing. Actually no, it´s plain bonkers.......

Great interview. It’s good to get some more detail into the mission from the crew directly. These are all brave dedicated people that deserve a lot of respect and admiration. And of course as mentioned in the interview all the engineering and support staff at SpaceX who have worked long hours to try and ensure that the mission is successful and these brave souls are as safe as possible.

I've talked with Jared a few times online. He is surprisingly approachable and nice considering how busy he is. I'm very excited to see this mission reach orbit and hoping the best for all of them.

I pre-ordered Kisses from Space! What an amazing idea. I can't wait to read it to my granddaughter who LOVES rockets at age 2.

I'm pretty impressed with Sarah. She really knows her stuff!

As a European it's a bit hard to see already the second flight of a commercial crew going up and even do a spacewalk this time because we still can't get our ESA astronauts to space on our own rockets. Hopefully this will make ESA rub their eyes and accelerate our own manned spaceflight capabilities a bit. Thank you very much for the interview!

Love that they’ve given Tim this level of quality interview and time.

For anyone wondering about the pre-breathing and pressure differentials mentioned, go watch Smarter Everyday's video about his visit to the NBL at Johnson Space Center. Watching both really helps with the understanding of what Sarah and Tim are talking about.

All of your questions were really great. You put a lot of thought into them and getting the community the juicy details. Thank you Tim!

The new EVA suit looks awesome, 2 years well worth the wait.

Very nice to get some more details about this mission. The fact that this is the first time 4 people will be in vacuum at the same time didn't occur to me - that's cool. Looking forward to the live streams!

Excellent interview. I've got a low key crush on the whole crew. They make me think of a modern Apollo "The Right Stuff" group, each super competent and full of "go get it" energy.

They are just a different "cut" of people .. thank you for sharing this .. the references to Gemini and Apollo really hit home with me as I remember watching the Moon Landing live when I was 9 years old .. it is refreshing to see them not have to explore space and push the technology in systems that are NOT built by the lowest bidder .. lol .. Awesome time to be alive .. All of this reminds me of talking with my Great Grandma and my Grandmother about seeing their first car .. their recollection of early flight and how it developed .. the changes in the economy as it moved from horses to engines .. indoor plumbing and lighting .. from Radios to TVs .. etc .. in my own time-frame "playing" with home-built PCs and cell phones .. and now, this .. back to space .. incredible ..

Great interview. I'm very eager to see the Polaris Dawn astronauts wearing this new spacesuit and making public appearances ☺️

I was all misty eyed during this episode because this mission silences one strident critical voice: "Why not fix what's broken on Earth before bothering with space?" Well...I add this to my one word response to THAT critic: "Spinoffs." We learn by going to space and what we learn positively impacts lives on Earth.

Polaris Project + Dragon + Vast Space Station Module = Hubble Rescue.

Godspeed to the crew of Polaris Dawn! It will be awesome... 😎🤙🚀

What an absolutely phenomenal group of people. SpaceX has made such inspiring progress. Thank you for doing this interview Tim.

Great interview Tim👏👏and thanks to the crew of Polaris Dawn and the mighty team at SpaceX!!!

Tim, you're killing it with these interviews!

So soon! I'm so excited. Such a nice break from other topics in the news. Nice work, all of you.

The way they describe SpaceX's rapid iteration with suit design, stokes confidence that they can build surface exploration suits without delays.

Always love a new everyday astronaut video! Keep it up Tim!

Fabulous interview. Thank you.

Great interview, thank you all.

Great interview ! Lots of details on the whole mission and EVA suits.

GREAT Interview! Thanks, Tim! I enjoyed hearing from the crew and getting some more info about the mission. I'm very excited to watch!

Well done on another absolutely awesome interview, Tim!

I had no idea how ambitious and dangerous this mission is. I am beyond impressed with how far SpaceX has developed. Godspeed to the astronauts.

15:22 The hairs on the back of my neck stood up when I heard Tim say 'pure oxygen environment'. I was getting some Apollo 1 flashbacks for a second...

Amazing video ! Thought it was to short suit sounds amazing

Fantastic interview, more of this please!

This is so fracking exciting! I can’t wait for those livestreams ❤

Awesome thank u all.

I am looking forward to this so much. This crew is awesome 😎.

Thanks Tim. Great to learn so much this mission will be very exciting to follow

Thank you for such a well done interview. Your questions were well designed and extracted so much interesting technical detail. And the crew did an exceptional job as well in providing information.

love this kind of interview thanks for the chance to watch

These guys/gals are ready for this. I can’t wait!!😊

Great interview Tim! Count me as psyched for this mission!

Incredible, ground breaking, inspirational. Ecstatic, jubilant, elated. I sit hear watching this interview overcome by emotion. To be given the honor of bearing witness to humanity's initial colonization attempt of a planet. I fail to find words to describe the very happiness and joy that my soul feels. The optimistic outlook that this provides for our future! Thank you all! I hope one day to be able to follow in your footsteps, to help humanity spread across the stars!

Great interview, Tim. Thanks for all you do.

this was wonderful. cheers

Such a great crew. Can’t wait for this mission.

Excellent interview thank you.

What a great interview, thank you! 👍

Great interview Tim. You always manage to make it seem more like relaxed conversations between friends.

Great interview. Thanks

Good show and very informative, up to date.

Amazing crew and mission! Great interview!

What a great interview, lots of cool new info

Great interview thanks Tim 😊

Thank you so much. Learned a ton of new stuff. You go man!

Thanks for this Crew, thanks Tim! Trilled to hear and see this all. Incredible seeing history being made!

What a bright group of people on my screen tonight. You guys are awesome!

Thanks Tim! It was really great that you took time and made the effort to do this interview with the Polaris Dawn crew! One thing I would like to know in regard to the EVA suits is are they working on a EMU (Extravehicular Mobility Unit) so they can operate independent from a life support umbilical cord?

Very inspirational. All the best for the mission.❤

I am so exited for this Mission,great interview

Can’t wait to see this EVA! The suits look awesome!!

Tim, Very, very nice questions. I appreciate it!!!!

That was an awesome interview Tim, thanks for this great contribution. Go Polaris Dawn!

Great update, will be an awsome mission to follow 👍

Great interview, Tim.

Excellent interview Tim! Thanks to the Polaris Dawn mission crew for sharing so much about the suit and upcoming mission. You all are truly an inspiration. It's also very cool that you are integrating the St Jude's awareness and fundraising into your mission. No child should have to suffer alone to cancer. Continue doing good and continue inspiring us all for space and our future.

Amazing Tim, this one of your best productions. Great questions, just the right amount of detail. Looking forward to your next project and the Polaris Mission. 🙏

Yes Tim you rock! Thanks

Great interview Tom! Good vibes, and a really informative interview with your ability to ask knowledgeable and relevant questions to the Polaris crew.

This is going to be so exciting!!

You're doing great work. Two in depth videos!

Great interview. Can't wait to see this mission happen

wow, awesome interview.

You asked the perfect questions!

So informative, and inspirational. Huge thanks Tim and the Everyday Astronaut team for doing this interview! It made me stop and think of all the things that need to be validated for exposure to vacuum. For example, Dragon crew typically use iPads for checklist, etc. Food packaging, etc, because this a multi-day flight.

Awesome interview! This mission is going to be amazing.

A great episode!

im so glad the girl with black hair talked about reduncandly that relaxed me so much I was waiting on you to ask"What if 1 suits malfuction¡?"

Now if only someone could point me to the 12 hour cut of this interview, I'd be really grateful :)

What a great interview! I'm so excited for this mission! Go Polaris Dawn!

Those orbit transfers are insane. Awesome!

Nice interview