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@rikomagyar7850 2 месяца назад

This is the way to go. Not arguing, hurting and killings on Earth.... Greetings from Australia, Perth.... //

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

International fake station!!

@runechuckie 19 дней назад

It is the way to go, I wish Russia would stop it's invasion of the sovereign Ukraine. It's own brother /sister country with tons of history together. Putin needs to be stopped.

@vividthespis 2 месяца назад

"ISS, we drink our own urine after recycling it..." Bear Grylls "WRITE THAT DOWN!!!"

@michelmilaneh8963 2 месяца назад

Or as they say today's coffee is tomorrow's coffee

@ginamiller269 2 месяца назад

And ? your urine today will be your coffee on the next morning ! Weather on the ISS nor on Starship when we wants to go to Mars ! Think of this ,, nothing wrong to use your urine , changing it in drinkable water. We never could bring all that water we need to the ISS or even to Mars or beyond ! Same with xygen. We have to produce it on the ISS , on the Moon and on Mars or wherever we wnats to go !

@Semicon07 2 месяца назад

Yeah it's called, "reverse osmosis". Not quite dinosaur pee...Just as "clean" - this video is so old they still state that Orion will take us "to the moon by 2022".....considering in 2024 that is still a ways off....

@vividthespis 2 месяца назад

@@Semicon07 The joke flew right over your head didn't it?

@davidmudry5622 2 месяца назад

Would a blind person bouncing on a trampoline know when they go from up to down?

@adriantcullysover4640 2 месяца назад

Those 3D models were so good, I wasn't sure what other shots were real or not.

@thankthemosthighgod9135 2 месяца назад

Getting closer to more believable imagery space

@JustinTucker208 2 месяца назад

I believe Most images of the I.S.S. Are C.G.I. Not like they’re letting have any selfie sticks long enough to take a picture of the full thing, or any astronauts going out there for pictures while flying through space at 5 miles per second.

@user-sg9ow5te5p 2 месяца назад

They covered two topics that I thought deserved better explanations. #1 Round versus square hatches. I'm sure each country had good reasons for their design choice. What are the pro's and con's of each design? #2 They spoke at length at how expensive it is to ship oxygen for breathing to the station. Then... lets extract the Oxygen out of H2O. Is there a water fountain in space that negates the shipping cost for water? Each pound of anything costs the same to ship, regardless of it being steel, aluminum, water or air. What factors are involved that give the oxygen extraction from water process the advantage?

@AHappySpace Месяц назад

I don't know pros and cons of square vs round hatches, thought it was just a choice as far as fitment of astronauts with their plss to get through the hole ..and iss does use electrolysis to a certain degree, not sure what percentage of air is from that but I do know it is used on iss..just my thoughts/knowledge wish I could explain more

@dylanwoodworth6676 Месяц назад

Off the top of my head, I would guess it requires far less energy to separate hydrogen from oxygen, rather than ship oxygen to recombine with hydrogen. Hydrogen has no use (the reclamation process vents the hydrogen to space) so to produce water, you'd have to ship both gasses. That's part of the consideration.

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

Lol. International fake station!

@austinjoesph5186 Месяц назад

Wonder whether does it have any rain falling down in space?

@user-xf8fv5ph8m 2 месяца назад

I love it I'm watching from Manila Philippines I'm freda i love learning

@chrisogonas Месяц назад

Simply incredible!

@DhooomKetu 2 месяца назад

Kudos to cameraman for shooting all these videos in space

@qaesarx 2 дня назад

Better yet, kudos to all the grippers that did disassemble AND reassemble the space station with green screen suits on... IN SPACE!

@adhi.kusumo 2 месяца назад

Thank you National Geographic!! 🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳 Loved it!! it used to be Very expensive just to see your great documentary from half way around the world!! (Jakarta, Indonesia) Now, it is free on RU-vid!! But, it is necessary to take note: in minutes 8:08 This Video made in 2016, This comment written 13 days after this video posted in 2024, By the time this comment written, the video is 8 years old. 🤔🤔

@michellemcsorley9221 Месяц назад

❤❤ here again it’s so much happy to view the universe from the human soul s that dream and the dream earth can share are endless ❤

@alicewangui3288 2 месяца назад

Scientists and engineers are amazing.

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

Lmao. Wake up! International fake station!

@ultrajd 2 месяца назад

I was 10 years old when the ISS construction began. Ironically, I was also in my current events class and we watched the launch of the first American module unity on TV. One thing, though that I recently have discovered is, we’ve discovered new ways to generate energy through the use of heat. Now I’m sure they’re already working on this but instead of just taking the majority of the waste heat from the station and radiating it out into space why not try and find a way to use it to Produce more energy? I mean yes, as stated in the thing, the station creates more than enough energy through its solar panels, but I would think that it would be a good idea to try to make something that could use that heat purely because of the fact that, obviously you would want to probably have as many redundancies as you can. The same thing could be said, for the hydrogen that is created through the electrolysis. I’m sure the hydrogen could be used either as a energy source or better yet perhaps use it as a form of thruster fuel. I’m sure all of this is far easier said than done. But , you know just figured I’d put in my two cents.

@Oyya-de4co 2 месяца назад

Zk. NM

@Semicon07 2 месяца назад

More energy is never a problem. keep going mate - if anyone doubts you then THEY are the problem.

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

Lol. International fake station

@ultrajd Месяц назад

@@gregsimmons694 Huh?

@N-e0N 29 дней назад

I was born in the year 1998, so I've never known an earth without the ISS orbiting it. Gonna be a sad day when they de-orbit it in the 2030s

@nothanksmate 2 месяца назад

Be cool if you told us this documentary is 5 years old. Getting up to date info on human achievement is difficult if organisations such as National Geographic don't tell us how old the information is.

@rikomagyar7850 2 месяца назад

Can you update it..?...?

@jamesnewton5134 2 месяца назад

Have they replaced the ISS in the last 5 years?

@nothanksmate 2 месяца назад

@@jamesnewton5134 Nah, it hasn't been replaced. There's no new modules or tech. Thankfully science never changes so I guess we're safe.

@ell-ell-ell 2 месяца назад

😂Боится, что забудет Не Вспомнить и торопится отказаться от Прошлого! Как можно жить с этим? Не хочется поменять или полная амнезия?

@NOM-X 2 месяца назад

The best Modern Marvel episode yet. Love It!

@steveskouson9620 2 месяца назад

Yeah, except this is Nat Geo, not Modern Marvels. steve

@macnethzone 2 месяца назад

glad you like it even tho your persons with dissability..

@jbcvabeach82 2 месяца назад

🤣🤣🤣@@macnethzone

@kokosensei5231 Месяц назад

Thank you for share!

@herculydia 17 дней назад

Imagine working on the Space Station for 3 years and just wanting to sit under a tree in the warm sunny spring with a butterfly going by.

@oportaldahistoria 2 месяца назад

Thank you so much. Such an amazing content. I am so grateful.

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

International fake station!

@Lexluthor12324 2 месяца назад

props to whoever made those 3D animations

@scottsyoutubevideos 2 месяца назад

so you saying that ISS does not exist??

@m0therfan 2 месяца назад

@@scottsyoutubevideosouter space is the biggest lie ever told.

@acertainscientificstudent1676 2 месяца назад

@@scottsyoutubevideosThough most of the video comprise real videos, there are many CGI too.I think he meant those CGI in the video

@vanishingGolem 2 месяца назад

yes, the earth is flat and we are living inside a giant peach 🍑

@davidwitt2188 2 месяца назад

I have seen the space station very clearly in my telescope. You can see the solar panels and modules very clearly. It really is up there.

@asiano3385 2 месяца назад

I always forget about the thing that National Geographic still use outdated measuring units and don't provide any conversions even if they are talking about science... But it is better that measuring distance in *grain of wheat* so better than nothing.

@TThoMusic 2 месяца назад

Yeah like Farenheit is absolutely awful, Imperial in general is moronic... 0ºC = Freezing point of H20, 100ºC = Boiling point of H20. This is so easy and logical to understand, whereas measuring things in Farenheit and yards is such a caveman thing to do..

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

International fake station!

@ankhels 2 месяца назад

Amazing & so informative. Quality all around was great. Thanks! ♥️

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

International fake station!

@NKWrites-jn7fn Месяц назад

interesting and informative. thanks

@saravanank1659 2 месяца назад

Excellent information about space science

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

International fake station!!

@AerialWaviator 2 месяца назад

This video appears to be almost 10 years old (guessing from ~2016). As of 2024, the ISS only have 5-6 more years of useful life remaining. By 2028 new (commercial) space stations will begin to take over its purpose in LEO. NOTE: just about every rocket shown in this video has been retired and replaced by newer more advanced launch vehicles. The cool thing is the cost of lifting mass to LEO has dropped from $10,000 in 1998 to under $1000 in 2024. Within a few years the new Starship booster will be able to launch structures the size of ISS in just a couple of launches, not the more than 20 SpaceShuttle launches required for ISS. Comparing ISS launched pre-2000 to Tiangong space station launch in 2021 shows how far human space flight has come. All the wires and cabling seen on ISS does not exist on Tiangong, as computers now use wireless technologies. Hard to believe that ISS was launched at the dawn of the internet age. What replaces ISS in 2030's will be even more amazing. Multiple commercial space stations are planned and currently under development.

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

Lmao. Wake up! International fake station!

@PaulTaka123 2 дня назад

What kind of experiments are done in space, and what benefit have they had for their respective countries

@Peter-jx3ie День назад

@PaulTaka. There's all types of science done. Some that come to mind are medicine based, the effects of zero g in construction, how different animals ( usually insects, mice ..) handle and breed in zero g, how bacterial and viruses behave, etc. Probably good to check out some channels relating to that or type in your questions. 👍

@user-kg5ut5fc1f 2 месяца назад

Thank you

@user-rp8db1ly1f 12 дней назад

Listen, world, universe, planet whatever you are, we need more than that

@user-qr5vb3vm6e 2 месяца назад

The wagonwheel design is still the centrifuge gravity works and allows for a central area to accommodate the attachment of resupply shipping craft. Later, it could grow food in space,with artificial gravity gardens composting the tailings from minerals mined from the asteroid belt.

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

Lmao. Wake up. International fake station!

@user-ff8fp8zp6z Месяц назад

❤❤❤❤❤From the PHILIPPINES

@sherry14days 2 месяца назад

I just saw an object on the bottom right of screen Time @ 3:16 of video , it dropped down but went up then it veried off real fast to the right, what was that? UFO?

@whoistylerdurden1652 2 месяца назад

Im surprised nobody is commenting about it

@asimally9468 2 месяца назад

AWESOME DOC ...

@tonymers 2 месяца назад

National Phonographic at it's finest...doesn't get old...

@GabrielSBarbaraS 2 месяца назад

Since SpaceX began flying the Falcon 9 rocket in 2009, the cost of launch per pound has decreased from $10,000 per kilogram to roughly $2,500. Starship promises to lower the cost of launch even further.

@korana6308 2 месяца назад

That's not true.

@ginamiller269 2 месяца назад

This is already a old documentation.

@stephenskinner4857 2 месяца назад

I was part of the original design team. It was way more pound per launch than what you stated. It was $11,000 per pound. Converting kilograms of 2.2/ 1 = an aprox. cost of slightly under $4600/pound. It was way more than that. The project went over budget that drove 3 iterations and eventually more international partners to make happen. That's whyy the final design was named the International Space Station. - Stephen Skinner

@GabrielSBarbaraS 2 месяца назад

Good information Steve@@stephenskinner4857

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

Lmao. Wake up. It's faked. International fake station!

@bradlycassidy-bs2dz 2 месяца назад

These guys are always reliable for a good laugh! Love it!

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

Amen! International fake station!

@erastusmuigai8945 23 дня назад

Crazy crazy creative

@themyself1212 17 дней назад

Watching From Earth

@MrBucketlist 2 месяца назад

I just watched the movie I.S.S....perfect timing.

@mtradz 2 месяца назад

Yes what a waste of time the movie sucked

@senlinkstechnologies Месяц назад

Share link

@mouktarhassan1971 2 месяца назад

Thank you for sharing with us

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

International fake station!

@darrylgadwa683 Месяц назад

@time 3:18 looks like an object passes by.

@AT-SOI Месяц назад

If you look elsewhere in the frame, you will see other objects flying from the station, such as garbage or ice.

@martinmendez5856 Месяц назад

Yes, a grey object/orb... and then it seems to change course at a different pace. Are they sattelites?

@Budgiecastle-yr9mp 2 месяца назад

Love from Budgie Castle ♥️

@johnkrywicki 3 дня назад

Awesome history!

@SILENT-SKY900 Месяц назад

Watching from Philippines

@BETORAMIREZ664 6 дней назад

min 7:40 A donde tan peinada. Dime donde trabajas y que saves hacer. Wonderful documentary. The price of living inside that mansion is out of this world.

@JamesPetrycia-zj7yq Месяц назад

If something breaks they can get in few days to replace, but if you travel Mars they are out luck if something breaks. Example of Eagle going to the moon when they had damaged.

@ranjanjoshi3454 25 дней назад

Lovely cooperation

@marekkos3513 2 месяца назад

19:43 you should use BeamNG for that 🤣🤣

@SpitSharp 2 месяца назад

Good one😂😂😂

@RV4aviator 2 месяца назад

Expand forth I say with Technology as our bedrock. We are , despite naysayers, a technology based and driven species. From the earliest attempts at tools, language, and expansion, we sought to explore...! We have succeeded better than any other on this Planet. Now is the time to test ourselves once more and explore the Solar System and beyond.

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

Lmao. Wake up. International fake station!

@TommieTubbs-iv9cn Месяц назад

I think it's interesting and I would go on it.that would be fun❤

@arunlingam2531 2 месяца назад

It looks wonderful and awesome. 1 of marvel creation of human beings.

@simpledragon 2 месяца назад

Ancient advanced civilizations made amazing things with stone. The difference between the pyramids and the space station is a testament to our evolution. Will we be able to make the choices for the survival of our species?

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

Lmao. Wake up. It's faked. International fake station!

@andrewbock3203 2 месяца назад

Excellent! Thank you so much for posting!

@Jayjay-qe6um 2 месяца назад

In January 2022, NASA announced a planned date of January 2031 to de-orbit the ISS using a deorbit module and direct any remnants into a remote area of the South Pacific Ocean.

@nothanksmate 2 месяца назад

34:58 This is actually the The Wolowitz Zero-Gravity Waste Disposal System.

@vanishingGolem 2 месяца назад

bazinga!

@GodenClark 15 дней назад

This is so interesting

@Ielts_9_holder 25 дней назад

I love ❤️ national geographic

@rem3thed Месяц назад

LOL his video is so halaious when you realize they're lying about it all. Aluminum foil protecting the ISS moving at 1000's of miles from objects in space. XD 21:10

@sameerbaadkar 2 месяца назад

Anyone noticed a UFO 3:15 to 3:19 Under the ISS 😮

@stevemc75 2 месяца назад

And to you UFO means aliens,right?🙄

@sameerbaadkar 2 месяца назад

@@stevemc75 maybe

@b1lleman 2 месяца назад

It's just a darker spot on the window and the camera is moving behind it so it seems to move. It's blurry because it's not in focus because to close to the camera.

@alexander19681 2 месяца назад

Yes.@@stevemc75

@asiano3385 2 месяца назад

UFO aka I don't know what it is.

@StingrayMM20 28 дней назад

Genuine question: I can't imagine that the inflatable module has the same kind of layering as the rigid structures on ISS. How is it being protected against the impact of debris? Thanks!

@dansv1 8 дней назад

Multiple layers of flexible Kevlar type fabric and closed-cell vinyl polymer foam according to Wikipedia. Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM).

@TThoMusic 2 месяца назад

The ISS needs propulsion to stay in orbit... why not use the hydrogen gas to power thruster, rather than just throwing it away into space? It might not be sufficient to fully power the ISS, but surely it could supplement some of it...

@ginamiller269 Месяц назад

The thrusters aren't made for hydrogen gas !

@fasteddy6170 Месяц назад

So HILARIOUS

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

Amen! God bless you! International fake station!

@mayandas9581 2 месяца назад

Best discovery sar

@NKWrites-jn7fn Месяц назад

🥰*_اِهۡدِنَا الصِّرَاطَ الۡمُسۡتَقِيۡمَۙ*_🌻 ❤*_ہم کو سیدھا راستہ چلا،_🍿🦚🌸🌿*

@lyncolin 2 месяца назад

So how was it set in that fast motion and does the additional weight when a new module is introduced affect the overall speed?

@DistinctiveBlend 2 месяца назад

When a new module is brought up it is already traveling at the same speed

@TThoMusic 2 месяца назад

There is no air resistance therefore adding additional mass does nothing to slow it down.

@toni4729 Месяц назад

People can live a lot longer than three weeks without food but, I'll go along with the other two estimations. Air and water.

@8ersoul8 2 месяца назад

The things we could accomplish if the world just came together

@yaddahaysmarmalite4059 2 месяца назад

the things we could accomplish if it weren't for profit seeking.

@Krishnakumar5251 2 месяца назад

Wow

@LaurentinoVasquez-mw5cu 28 дней назад

I'm seeing it from here 😊

@Chill.ego. 2 месяца назад

What is the music at 10:10

@JeremyDWilliamsOfficial 2 месяца назад

@National Geographic You really need to do a full length edit. This has been edited for commercial breaks, which is really annoying. It's also too dumbed down for any real space enthusiast. Otherwise, thanks for the upload.

@ell-ell-ell 2 месяца назад

всегда хорошего мало

@steveskouson9620 2 месяца назад

"...these thrusters, we can think of them, as tiny rockets." BRILLIANT! Just brilliant. You know, those thrusters, ARE rocket engines! steve

@leedavid5214 2 месяца назад

As a technology channel, could you please use metric system?

@salt_liqueur 2 месяца назад

nat geo is an American network lol so they dont care about the rest of the world

@Gurumeierhans 2 месяца назад

They are Murican, they dont know logical units

@TThoMusic 2 месяца назад

100% agree. Imperial is the cause of all engineering disasters.

@easternyellowjacket276 2 месяца назад

Excellent presentation of the incredibly important ISS.

@Dazza13Bravo Месяц назад

Not really

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

Lmao. Wake up. International fake station!

@user-pz2ph6iy9v 2 месяца назад

23:07 what about space junk hitting the windows in the ISS or those solar panels? What's protecting those important equipment?

@ginamiller269 Месяц назад

MCC HOuston , MCC ESA-Oberpfaffenhofen and Cologne, CSA Canada, JAXA and MCC Roscosmos/Moscow are observing 24/7 the orbit where the ISS is operating in LEO. When therfe is danger for the ISS astronauts because of space debris , all the space agewnties are alarming the ISS to go in action especially Roscosmos will put the ISS via the cargo Progress spacecraft in a differenht orbit etc. The ISS is observed with millionbs of eyes from ground !

@ictforallth 2 месяца назад

❤❤❤❤❤

@PaulADAigle 2 месяца назад

They expel the hydrogen as a waste product after separating it from the oxygen in water. Why can't they use that expelled as a way to make adjustments to move the ISS? Maybe they do, but consider it less than a reason to explain it?

@karstentopp 2 месяца назад

To burn hydrogen, you need to compress it. Compressing hydrogen is hard. Compressor equipment is heavy. And, most importantly, to burn hydrogen, you need oxygen.... No, hydrogen is just waste.

@TThoMusic 2 месяца назад

@@karstentopp That's true but who said anything about burning hydrogen? Even without combusting it you could still use it as a propulsive gas.

@karstentopp 2 месяца назад

@@TThoMusic No. The impulse wold be ridicuoulsly small. To get anything remotely useful, you would need a heavy gas - not Hydrtogen, which is incredibly light - and at high pressure, whioch you will not have without a heavy compressor and a very heavy pressure tank. Rockets get by this by cooling Hydrogen until it is liquid and then use this high pressure liquid Hydrogen to burnit with liquid Oxygen. Liquifying H2 is energy intensive (and did I mention.. heavy?), something you don't have onboard ISS. Sorry, that H2 is just waste. Oh, and did I mention, that you need a bloody lot of hydrogen and oxygen to do useful things. The main tank for the shuttle was all storage for liquid H2 and O2 ...

@victorthomas5464 2 месяца назад

How do they continue to get oxygen? Wouldnt they run out of water?

@karstentopp 2 месяца назад

@@victorthomas5464 the ISS is reusing the air. They bind CO2 chemically and they only have to replace the actual used oxygen. Water is a waste in many processes and when you split H2O into H2 and O2, you minimise the waste, too. But humans not only … erm … urinate, they also exhale a lot of water.

@youtubeconnollyfamily Месяц назад

Awesome video

@davidburch1508 15 дней назад

Satellite engage on top optic captivity orbitalalpus. 2:41 1 Trillion Second bi second hand via 80 of 21 century 1.10.02.\4.5 by second in second hand aprosthropyfleet engage by l ferit central degrade 7:13 3:03 Data energy exchange load .0.01.x2 hand ™ unch velocity

@shahtv3694 4 часа назад

Interested

@PabloDonChege 2 месяца назад

There is a part two of this.?oh God😮

@Dazza13Bravo Месяц назад

Yes America as a communist country.

@edwinlipton Месяц назад

Wonder if there in violation of Building codes. Did they even apply for a Permitt when they started in 1998? Where is the Master Contract Plumber and Electricians Lic from??? Rouge builders

@Esarjay 2 месяца назад

I’m still laughing at what he said @5:50 😭😭

@mohamedbaza9573 Месяц назад

Have a nice day my dear friends. All my best wishes for you.

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

International fake station!

@tarter9768 2 месяца назад

When did this first air???

@themyself1212 17 дней назад

Watching from iss

@abhisharma2970 2 месяца назад

thanks national geographic for always making amzaing video

@troyqueen9503 2 месяца назад

Submarines and spacecraft.😮

@ValdirSilva-sz1ms Месяц назад

*DANIELLE GEORGE 📡🔭*

@DanielMasawi-fl4gr 2 месяца назад

WOW!!!Impressive it just dawned on me,we could go to the moon of further in this,i mean imagine the distance it cover around.Just sayin loving the show from Zimbabwe

@TommieTubbs-iv9cn Месяц назад

I see it sometimes when it's orbiting up then down like the Blimp

@korana6308 2 месяца назад

The question is though, will those inflatable modules be able to withstand an impact from a micro meteorite.

@Dazza13Bravo Месяц назад

If not it must be Trump's fault, lol!

@mrugeshkumarmpatel9607 Месяц назад

Science ❤

@RustedNuts86 2 месяца назад

Its too bad its coming down soon😢

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

Lmao. Wake up. International fake station!

@OppaiSensei 2 месяца назад

When they drink water, how does water flow through the body?

@creedorian 2 месяца назад

u dont need gravity for funtions of body heart pumps blood and other stuff around the body without gravity

@gregsimmons694 Месяц назад

It's faked. Wake up. International fake station!

@TarmanTheChampion 2 месяца назад

16:19 hahaha looks like a tie fighter

@darrylwalls4162 2 месяца назад

Definitely need plenty of wata and aaa

@florencemodina6293 2 месяца назад

Remembering werner von Braun.

@Itsflat5097 12 дней назад

Check out his headstone. Jus sayin

@kalaminimo-gi5cz 12 дней назад

wow

@Howoldareweanywayyipes 20 дней назад

I've seen it on my many walks... back when I could walk.

@erastusmuigai8945 23 дня назад

Its a mazing

@michael.forkert 2 месяца назад

_That’s the definition of flying:_ *moving or able to move through the air* . _As in a vacuum there is _*_NO AIR_*_ or any other gas, so keep that in mind: every time you see something flying, floating or being steered in a vacuum, you are being bamboozled._

@DistinctiveBlend 2 месяца назад

it seems to me you're the one doing the bamboozling.

@danielking5189 2 месяца назад

I guess you forgot about newton's laws, specifically the third

@michael.forkert 2 месяца назад

@@danielking5189 _Nope, _*_NOTHING_*_ flies, floats or can be steered in a vacuum, _*_according to Newton’s 3rd of Motion_*_ . Newton only perceived, or recognized that phenomenon and put it on paper. In reality that phenomenon is a Natural Law that existed long before Newton appeared on the planet. To fly there has to be something that reacts against the falling. It is impossible to fly in a nothingness because a nothingness doesn’t react against anything, an so it cannot sustain anything flying._

@danielking5189 2 месяца назад

@@michael.forkert my god, you should study more about propulsion in space

@michael.forkert 2 месяца назад

@@danielking5189 _The only manner to rockets fly in the vacuum of space is that in space there is no vacuum._ 😵‍💫

@pilotdave9442 2 месяца назад

Why no mention of the other more important half of "making air" ? CO2 mitigation. Could it be the same NASA hubris that lost us two shuttles and almost Apollo 13?

@TThoMusic 2 месяца назад

They use scrubbers that contain Lithium Carbonate which reacts with the CO2 to form O2 gas.

@luisjrmatos Месяц назад

MIR station, predecessor to the ISS was in orbit in 1986.

@PaulSmith-jz2ys 2 месяца назад

My opinion is that we have to create tiny artificial planets between Earth, the moon, and Mars and then colonize the last two.

@SpaceMonkeyBoi Месяц назад

Putting planets between the earth and moon would cause them to be ripped apart by earths gravitational pull. The chunks would destroy a good portion of the surface of our planet and kill millions. We would have a pretty sick ring though.