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The environment of the International Space Station isn’t exactly hospitable to the human body. In this video, Loren Grush tries out some of the specialized machines astronauts use to workout in space to stay healthy in microgravity.
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@VergeScience 4 года назад

What do you think is the hardest thing about life in space?

@jormundaggrfarlier5010 4 года назад

staying alive

@Caurt. 4 года назад

Drinking

@AKAAndreas 4 года назад

Loneliness, isolation

@insertnamehere8103 4 года назад

Hard stuff

@batuhaninalkac9418 4 года назад

Dealing with a regret happened 10 year ago before going sleep

@kryziaa 4 года назад

That guy just traveled from the 1985 to work in 2019. No hate just observation.

@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache 4 года назад

If they did 100 push ups, 100 squats, 100 sit ups and a 10 km run every day, an astronaut would be able to survive the vacuum of space when being kicked into the moon

@LEO-mb9dl 4 года назад

XD Noice!

@astorvialaw4980 4 года назад

Have your like, Mr. Memestache.

@soggysogster8038 Год назад

HOW ARE YOU ALSO HERE

@kageity Год назад

YOU LEGEND HOW ARE YOU ON SO MANY VIDEOS

@tgvinfinite2607 11 месяцев назад

surprised to see you here as well lol

@JLuke2600 4 года назад

Fun fact: The NASA Space Radiation Laboratory in this video is maybe 10 minutes away from Nikola Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower site, where he experimented with the wireless transmission.

@DimusTech 4 года назад

I missed Loren's videos, nice to see this series continue! really love it!

@abhiravyadav6145 4 года назад

Love you guys

@Yathuprem 4 года назад

6:51 You better watch for Artemis mission.

@alypixar4690 4 года назад

Great video

@shiv1g 4 года назад

Re-uploaded?

@utahraptorfast 4 года назад

Yeah

@brianpeiris5261 4 года назад

From the description: > This is an episode of The Verge’s original series Space Craft with Loren Grush, and we thought you’d like to see it here at Verge Science!

@MichaelRockfez 4 года назад

If you’re inputting your closed captions, know the difference between “effects” and “affects” pls.

@nonyllll1681 Год назад

We love a language Karen

@Abhishek.Rana. 4 года назад

I just love astronomy!

@ventzeslavtchavdarov4347 2 года назад

I lill make a 4×4 feet machine whit springs and bands only ,and they gonna become a strongman competitors

@stardust3532 4 года назад

Lorenita

@TheZeroButterfly 4 года назад

There must be a lot of hairs inside of ISS. A bundle gloom of it having that many of people exercising.

@batman_2004 4 года назад

And fart mannn

@salwa5608 4 года назад

Ohoh..!

@zachrosales9089 4 года назад

Couldn’t they use a bowflex?

@Blue-gp3vn 4 года назад

Yes, but the material would break a lot more easily, and as it became damaged we wouldn't get as much resistance from it.

@roddycardonavalderrama9685 2 года назад

@@Blue-gp3vn why would it break much easier? if they are constantly send astronauts up there just replace the equipment

@roddycardonavalderrama9685 2 года назад

@@Blue-gp3vn simply make it out of the surgical tubing material they use to strap them down for the tread mill

@DexieNygma 4 года назад

Why isnt simone doing this?

@starlit_sunbeam 4 года назад

Pretty sure Loren does all the space stuff.

@BrogeKilrain 4 года назад

what happened to our Mars 1 way volunteers ?

@Lebenspiel 4 года назад

Dead.

@kawafahra 4 года назад

They went into the water recycler, being the coffee of tomorrow

@FloofyMinari 4 года назад

I lost

@levarmitchell3962 4 года назад

I know this is off topic but...Loren is so beautiful.

@88_TROUBLE_88 4 года назад

Totally would smash, no question

@aysagoogoonani1028 Год назад

Why not to be off topic?

@VadimBolshakov 4 года назад

ashtronauts??? ffs

@batman_2004 4 года назад

Lmao

@tzwacdastag8223 4 года назад

But, How Will The Exercise on Mon

@ninjanerdstudent6937 4 года назад

I don't want to travel in space. I like it right here on earth.

@Protonneutronelectron 4 года назад

fhritp

@aaditya4556 4 года назад

I want to be a astronaut. What should I do now, should I apply for the air force

@Blue-gp3vn 4 года назад

www.wikihow.com/Join-NASA and www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/postsecondary/features/F_Astronaut_Requirements.html are good resources if you're interested.

@Blue-gp3vn 4 года назад

While you're getting your degrees though, you'll want to study up on general and specific space-related topics. I suggest playing KSP for a while to find your area of expertise if you think you want to go into flight mechanics. As for the air force, I suggest that you do not do that unless you have to for various reasons as stated in the articles commented previously.

@aaditya4556 4 года назад

@@Blue-gp3vn thanks a million

@aaditya4556 4 года назад

@@Blue-gp3vn you are changing my life

@aaditya4556 4 года назад

@tommy aronson yes I follow orders and i have courage to revolt

@ANJIN-p4q 4 года назад

Human's aren't designed to leave earth

@washyourhands 4 года назад

Well yeah, that's kinda the point?

@CrimsonA1 4 года назад

*haven't evolved.

@mumimo3043 4 года назад

so what, human also aren’t “designed” to use fire or be programmers

@SequoiaElisabeth 4 года назад

Once humans leave Earth they are no longer human. (Those living on Mars are Martians) This of course takes time, so just going into space for a while is not enough, though changes do occur as we see on this video.